The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-31
The Game Laws for This County.

laws or this county enacted Dy tue leRls-
lature up to and including the year 1902:
1t shall he unlawful to shoot or in any
many hunt, catch. kill or have possession
in this or Anne Arundel county any Of
the following birds or game during the
closed seasons which follow.
Acts 1898 Oh. FOG, Sec. IA.
Patr:d.cs or quail-Closed season, De-
cember "a to November 10.
Pheasants, En- lish or Mogolian-Clos-
ed season, December "a to November 10.
Pheasants, Aforementioned season,
December 10 to November 10.
snipe or plover-Closed season, April
80 to September II.
Rabbits-Closed season, December "a to
November 10.
Squirrel-Closssd season, December "a
to November 10.
Woodcock-Closed season, June 2 to
February2.
Penalty 81 to $40 for each bird or ami
NAL shot, caught or killed. Justices of
Peace in county where offense is COM
mitted have jurisdiction. Fines are for
Game Wardens and deputies unless prose-
cutions are begun by others, in which
event one half goes to them; one-half to
school fund In default Justice shall
commit for 10 days to Jail.
Acts 1902, Ch 410, Sec. 2.
Robins-Closed season, April to Nov
ember l.
Acts 80, Oh. &c
Possession out of season prima faeie
evidence Of violation.
P L. L. Art. II, Sec. &c.
Unlawful at any time to shoot, trap,
etc, any blue bird, thrush, martin, mock
ing bird, swallow, lark. oriole, ed-bird,
cat bird, sparrow, whippoorwill, wren,
pewit, gold finch. sapsucker, hanging bird
woodpecker. or to destroy or modest their
nests or eggs. Penalty. {? to $40 for
each ofIense; one half to informer. Poss.
ession primia facie evidence OF violation
p. L. L Art. II, Secs. % to 81.
Unlawful to- shoot, ETC., any ortolan,
snra or rail-bird on marshes of Patapsco,
Potomac or Patuxent rivers bordering
upon Prince Georges or Anne Arundel
counties, except between September 5 and
November L. Penalty, $25 for each bird;
one half to informer.
Ibid, Sec 80, Acts '94, Oh. 542.
Unlawful for non residents Of Anne
Arundel or Prince Georges counties to
shoot or trap on Patuxent river, its tri-
butaries or the marshes thereof bording
on said counties, any goose, duck, snipe,
ortolan or other wild fowl without per-
mission of a majority of the citizens
adjacent to SAL: marshes; and, provided,
tina, they shall only employ in shooting,
such boats as are licensed.
Acts '92, Oh. $50.
Penalty, $40 to $50 for first offence, and
$25 to *100 for every subsequent offence.
Boat. gun, etc, to be held until fine is
paid One half of tiue payable to infor-
mer.
P. l.. L., Art II, Sec. $50.
Unlawful for any person to push, pad
die or convey any non resident OF Prince
Georges or Anne Arundel counties over
the Patuxent river, its tributaries or
marshes, as above mentioned, for the
purpose of shooting as above, without
first obtaining license. Penalty, $40 to
$50 No direction as to whom payable.
Acts '92, Oh. $50.
Unlawful to hunt on lands without
written permission of owner.
Acts 1900, Oh. 43S.
Nothing in Chapter 40, Acts 1902, pre-
vents the possession Of patridges or quail
or pheasants for breeding purposes.
Non-residents must obtain a license
from Clerk of Cicuit Court to shoot phea-
SAINTS, cartridges or quail. woodcock or
rabbit License is not transferable and
is good for one year from date. Cost,
$50 and clerks fee of so cents. Penalty,
$25 for each offense; one-half of fine to
informer; one half to school fund. Land
owners may invite in writing non-resi-
dents to hunt on their own lands and no
license shall be required.
ActS lJU2, Cn. ~, sec. ID
This Act became effective November
Is, 1902.
BOUNTIES ON HAWKS.
Chapter sal, Acts 1902, provides that
every citizen or taxpayer of this county
is entitled to receive 80 cents for each
hawk head upon producing the same be-
fore some Justice of the Peace and max.
ing oath that the same was killed within
the county.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased norton of the ear There is