650

KENT COUNTY. •

[ART. 14.

SHERIFF- SEC.
Pay of, for keeping prisoners...... 195

SLAVES-

Pay for arresting runaway......... 146

Disputes respecting, how settled.. 147
Bight of appeal........................ 148

TRESPASS-

Action not maintainable for, on
waste lands.......................... 97

WILD FOWL-

Shooting at night forbidden....... 196

in daytime with certain
guns...................... 196

Penalty for................. 197, 198,199

Officer, if resisted, to summon
posse................................... 200

Shooting, from what boats forbid-
den .................................. 201

Penalty for.............................. 202

Penalty for aiding or abetting.... 203

Penalty for using decoys, or

sneak boats.......................... 204

Officers to arrest and seize boats ..205
Justice to try........................... 206

WILD FOWL- SEC.
If acquitted, county to pay costs., 206
Who may be witnesses............... 207

If convicted, to be fined, and

what................................... 208

If committed, officer liable for jail

fees..................................... 208

Boat and tackle to be con-
demned ............................... 209

Bight of appeal, and proceedings

upon...................... 210,211, 212

Appeal not to atay judgment

without bond........................ 213

Bond to be delivered to officer..... 214

Officer may sue........................ 214

If no bond, officer to sell property

condemned........................... 215

Proceeds, how divided............... 216

If resisted, officer may summon

posse................................... 217

may press steamboats...... 217

Resistance a misdemeanor.......... 217

WITNESSES-

Pay of............................. 218, 220

Time to be certified to county
commissioners....................... 219

ALMS-HOUSE.

SECTION 1. The county commissioners of Kent county shall,
on. the second Monday of April in each year, appoint three dis-
creet persons, inhabitants of said county, to be Trustees of the
Poor of said county.

2. One of said trustees shall be taken from the first election
district, one from the second election district, and one from the
third election district of said county.

3. The clerk of the county commissioners shall, within five
days after such appointment, make out and deliver to the sheriff
of said county a certificate of the appointment of each of the
said trustees, endorsing one of said certificates for each of
them respectively; and the said sheriff shall, within six days
thereafter, deliver one of said certificates to each person so
appointed.