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720

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


three hundred dollars, or sentenced to the House of


Correction for a period of not less than three months,

Penalty.

nor more than, three years, or forfeit the boat, vessel


or canoe, used in violation of this act, at the discre-


tion of the judge or justice of the peace trying the


same.


SEC. 17. And be it enacted, That the comptroller of


the treasury shall have painted in black figures, on


white canvass, two sets of numbers corresponding to


the license to catch oysters with scoop, scrape, dredge

Comptroller to
issue numbers.

or any similar instrument; each figure shall be


twenty-two inches in length, and of proportionate


width, and the figures at least six inches apart; and


he shall give to each person taking out such license


two numbers thereof, one of which shall be firmly


sewed upon the starboard side, and in the middle of


that part of the mainsail which is above the " close-

Where placed.

reef, and the other number on the port side, and in


the middle part of the "jib" which is above the


" bonnet and reef." These numbers shall be placed


in an upright position, and worn at all times during


the dredging season, and returned at the end of the


season, and shall not be concealed or defaced, and no


other number shall be exposed to view or used than


that which is furnished by the comptroller. Any per-


son or persons who shall violate the provieions of this


section shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and


upon conviction in any court in this state, or before a

Penalty.

justice of the peace, shall be fined not less than fifty


dollars nor more than one hundred dollars, or impris-


oned in the House of Correction for a period of not


less than three months nor more than two years; pro-


vided, the court or justice of the peace trying the


same shall be convinced that the provisions of this

Proviso.

section have been intentionally violated, and in any


such case the boat or vessel shall be forfeited, and may


be condemned, in the discretion of the judge or jus-


tice of the peace, in the manner provided in section


eleven of this act.


SEC. 18. And be it enacted, That any resident of


this state desiring to use any canoe or other boat in


catching or taking oysters with rakes or tongs, for

Tongers must
license.

sale, in any of the waters of this state, shall first ob-


tain by application to the clerk of the circuit court for


the county wherein he may reside, a license therefor,


and such license shall have effect from the first day



 
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