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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, March 30, 1868
Volume 142, Page 2775   View pdf image (33K)
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THOMAS SWANN, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 43T

any logs or timber upon said river, and securing
the same in the booms of said Corporation, and
may establish such rates of charges for boomage

 

in securing logs or timber, or for floating rafts
or boats down said river between the points afore-
said, as in its discretion may seem reasonable and
proper, and may sue and recover said boomage
from the owner or owners of any logs or timber,
or boats or rafts secured in said booms, and shall
have a lien upon all logs and timber secured in
said booms until the boomage therein is paid, and
in case the owner of any logs or timber secured in
said booms shall neglect or fail to pay said boomage
for the space of thirty days after the 'same are se-
cured in said booms, then said Corporation or its
agents are hereby authorized to sell the same at
public auction, after ten days' public notice, and
out of the proceeds of said sale to pay all expenses
and costs attending said sale, the boomage due on
said logs or timber, and the balance to pay over to
the owner or owners of said logs or timber upon
demand for the same.

Floating rafts

Sec. 6. And be it enacted, That no person or
persons shall at any time be permitted to encumber
the said boom or booms by occupying the same,
or any part thereof, with rafts, logs or lumber,
without the permission of said Corporation, and
if any person or persons shall willfully or mali-
ciously injure any of said booms, piers, levees,
embankments or other works of said Corporation

Injure.

connected therewith, he shall pay treble damages,
to be recovered by an action of trespass brought in
the name of said Corporation, before a Justice of
the Peace or any of the Courts of the county in
which he or they shall reside, or in the county in
which the offence was committed, and said person
or persons so offending may also be subject to an
indictment in the Circuit Court for the county
where the offence may be committed, and upon
conviction of such offence may be punished by fine
and imprisonment, in the discretion of the Court.

Damages.

Sec. 7. And be it enacted, That the President
and Directors of said Corporation, or a majority of
them, may agree with the owner or owners of any
land or material for the purchase or occupation
thereof necessary for the location or erection of

Condemn.



 

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