This act suspends an act first passed in 1839, and subsequently continued in 1843 and 1858, which placed a bounty of five pounds on wolf pelts in an attempt to control the wolf population.
This is an amendment to an act first passed in 1859, which put measures in place to prevent the over-hunting of wild fowl in an attempt to forestall their extinction, and includes penalties for those who do not follow the laws put forth in this act.
This Act incorporates the Baltimore Coal and Mining Company, detailing the date and location of meetings, managing stock and shareholders, and repaying debts.
This Act incorporates the Williams Mining Company, detailing the meetings, management of stock and shareholders, and the provisions for repaying debts.
This act places regulations on the fishery, including the sizes of nets and seines, the times of year in which certain fish can be extricated, and the penalties for contravening this act.