1572 LAWS OF MARYLAND. [CH. 549

hunt, pursue or trap birds and animals. The said license shall
be procured from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of any county,
or from the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore
City, in the following manner, to wit:

The applicant shall fill out, sign and forward to the Clerk
of Court a blank application to be furnished by the State Game
Warden through the clerks of said courts, stating the name,
age, color, height, color of eyes and hair, occupation and place
of residence of the applicant; application for any such license
may be made through the mails. The applicant, if a non-resi-
dent of the State of Maryland, shall pay to the Clerk of Court
in which he files his or her application, the sum of ten dollars
($10) as a license fee; if a non-resident landowner of any
county to the assessed value of five hundred dollars ($500) he
shall pay a fee of one dollar ($1), which will entitle him to
hunt in the county in which his lands are assessed, and if he
shall desire a State-wide License he shall pay a fee of five
dollars ($5), and if a resident of the State of Maryland, the
applicant shall pay to the Clerk of the Court of the county of
which he is resident the sum of one dollar ($1), which shall
entitle him to hunt in the county in which he procures such
license, and if he shall desire a State-wide License he shall pay
a fee of five dollars ($5), which said license may be issued by
the Clerk of any Circuit Court or by the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas of Baltimore City. The Clerk of the Court
shall thereupon issue a license and tag, to be supplied to the
said clerks by the State Game "Warden, and said license shall
bear the signature of the State Game Warden and shall be coun-
tersigned by clerk issuing the same, who shall at the same time
fill out on a stub attached to the license blank, the name and
address of the licensee and shall then detach said stub and mail
same to the Convervation Commission, the first day of each and
every month in each year. Such license shall be void on the
First day of June of each year following the date of issue. In
addition to the license fee so received, the clerk issuing the
same shall collect and retain in lieu of all other compensation
or commission the sum of fifty cents from each non-resident
licensee, and the sum of ten cents from each resident licensee,
for issuing the same, and shall deliver the license properly exe-
cuted to the applicant in person or by mail without further
cost. And no license shall be issued to any person under four-
teen years of age, except upon the written request of the parent
or guardian. Such license shall not be transferable, and if
used or presented by any person other than the person to whom