HENRY LLOYD, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR,

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for said county, shall pay a fine of five dollars
for each and every partridge, woodcock or
rabbit shot or taken; one-half of said fine to
be paid to the informer and the remainder as
hereafter directed, and on the failure to pay
said fine shall be lodged in the county jail for
ten days.

SEC. 4. Be it enacted, That it shall not be
lawful for any person not a bona fide resident
of said county, to shoot or trap any partridges,
woodcock, rabbits or any other wild game in the
said county without having first obtained from
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for said county

Penalty.

a license permitting the person named in such
license to shoot or trap wild game in said
county for one year from the day on which
said license is issued, and that the person
named therein or the party procuring such
license, shall pay to said Clerk for such license
the sum of four dollars, and fifty cents to the
Clerk for his fee for issuing said license; and
any non-resident convicted before any Justice
of the Peace of said coimty for gunning
within the limits of said county without a

License for
non-residents.

license so to do, shall be fined twenty dollars
for the first offence and every subsequent
offence; on failure to pay said fine the offender
shall be confined in the county jail for ten days;
provided, that owners may extend the privi-
lege of killing said game upon his or her own
lands to whomsoever he or she may deem
proper.

SEC. 5. Be it further enacted, That.it shall
not be lawful for any person to ship or attempt
to ship for the purpose of selling elsewhere at
any season of the year, any partridges, wood-
cock, rabbits that have been shot or trapped
in said county into any other county or State

Penalty.

without having first obtained from the Clerk
of the Circuit Court for said county a license
permitting the person named therein to sell
or ship the same beyond the limits of said
county for one year from the day of which said

License for
shipping.