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708 ESTRAYS AND TRESPASSING CATTLE, DOGS, [ART. 67.

VIII.—ESTRAYS AND TRESPASSING CATTLE, DOGS, AND
OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMALS.

ESTRAYS AND TRESPASSING CATTLE. ETC.

1 What found trespassing may be taken up
as an estray
2 Affidavit to be made , notice , as to Dor-
chester county
3 When certificates to be set up
4. How owner may prove and When delivered
to owner
5 When to be sold , how proceeds disposed of
6. Penalty for neglecting to advertise
7 Damages, where person aggrieved by tres-

pass of cattle , proceeding if damages not
paid , to what counties not applicable
8 Person impounding to advertise descrip-
tion of property, etc
9 Proceedings where cattle distrained damage
feasant, the owner of which is known,
publication of notice before sale, ap-
praisement, sale, what deductions from
proceeds of sale , overplus fur owner

DOGS.

10 When dogs may be killed
11 Damages recovered before justice of the
peace, bond to be given, right of ap-
peal , what counties exempt
12 County commissioners to provide for an-
nual taxation of dogs, rates of tax
13. Counties to be divided into constabulary
districts , constables to enumerate, assess
and collect tax; amounts collected to be
paid into county treasury, on failure to
return, bond liable , commission allowed ,

surplus to credit of school fund , house-
holder entitled to keep one male dog
free of taxation
14 Commissioners to furnish metal tags, dog
at large without tag to be killed , owner
not to recover damages
15 Fine for maliciously removing tag
16. Duplicate tag
17. Forfeiture of office by constable for ne-
glect
18 What counties and city exempted

 

ESTRAYS AND TRESPASSING CATTLE, ETC.

1874, c 315
What found
trespassing may
be taken up as
an estray

1. If any horse, mule, cow, ox, bull, sheep, hog, goat, or other
domestic beast shall be found trespassing on the inclosed property
of any one, it shall be deemed an estray, and may be taken up as
such and dealt with as provided in the second section of this article
relating to estrays.

1868, c 170
Affidavit to be
made

2, Any person taking up an estray, trespassing upon his inclo-
sures, shall within a reasonable time thereafter go before some
justice of the peace of the neighborhood and make affidavit thereof,
which affidavit shall contain a description of said estray, and such
person shall cause the certificate of such justice as to such affidavit
to be published once in each of two successive weeks, in any news-

Notice

paper published in the county where such estray shall be taken up,
.if any be so published, and also copies of same to be set up at not
less than three of the most public places in the neighborhood, if
such estray be of the value of ten dollars or upwards. So far as

1876, c 308
As to Dor-
chester county.

this section relates to Dorchester county it is hereby repealed in
respect to its provisions, requiring the publication of estrays for
two successive weeks in a newspaper, when the value of such estrays
shall not exceed ten dollars, and in lieu thereof it is enacted, that
a written or printed description of such estray shall be posted con-
spicuously in at least two places of public resort or on the county

1868, c 170
When certifi-
cates to be set
up.

road in the neighborhood where such estray shall be taken up.
3. If there be no newspaper published in the county where the
estray may be found, or if it be of less value than ten dollars, in



 

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