Delaware Statutes

§ 1113 — Regulations for anchoring at mouth of Mahon’s River; penalties; jurisdiction

Delaware·Title 23·Ch. 11 OBSTRUCTING NAVIGATION
No boat or vessel of any kind or description shall anchor, moor, make fast or cause to be anchored, moored or made fast so it may swing in the western half of the mouth of Mahon’s River, commencing at Mahon’s Light House and ending at or abreast of the road between the store of Walter Hendrickson and the steamboat wharf. The mouth of Mahon’s River on the western side must at all times be kept clear of all obstructions, either of vessels at anchor or moored therein, or anchors, chains, hawsers or lines, from the shore on the west side to the middle of the river or harbor from where Mahon’s Light House now stands to the road. Nothing in this section shall interfere with vessels or boats made fast to wharves or to the shore loading or unloading. When they are hauled close to the wharf or shor

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Legislative History

21 Del. Laws, c. 272, §§ 1-3 ; Code 1915, § 2961; Code 1935, § 3469; 23 Del. C. 1953, § 1113

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