JAS. BLACK GROOME, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 383

two hundred and thirty-two, of the act of January	Repealed and
session, eighteen hundred and seventy, be and the	re-enacted.
same is hereby repealed, and the following sections
re-enacted in lieu thereof:
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That the said company,
having completed the road, or so much thereof, from	Appoint toll
time to time as aforesaid, it shall or may be lawful	gatherers.
for them to appoint such and so many toll-gatherers,
as they shall think proper, to collect and receive of
and from all and every person or persons using said
road, the tolls and rates hereinafter mentioned, and to
stop any person riding, leading or driving any horse,
mare or gelding, cattle, sheep, hogs, sulky, chaise,
chair, pheaton, coach, coaches, cart, wagon, wainsled,
or other carriage of pleasure or burden, from passing through the said gate until they shall have paid the
same, that is to say, for every space often miles in
length of the road, the following sum of money, and
so on in proportion for any greater or less distance,
that such person or persons shall use the said road,
for any greater or less number of sheep, hogs or	Rates of toll
cattle, viz : for every score of sheep ten cents, for
every score of hogs ten cents, for every score of cattle
twenty cents, for every horse, mule, mare or gelding,
which may pass through the toll-gate, whether led or
ridden, or whether driven attached to a vehicle of
pleasure or burden, shall pay two cents per mile and
in that proportion for any distance travelled, unless
the vehicle drawn shall have a tire over three and
one half inches in width, in which case one-half of
the above rate shall be charged ; provided however,
that no less than one cent shall be charged per horse,
mule, mare or gelding passing through said gate.
SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	In force
effect from the date of its passage.
Approved, April 11th, 1874.