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force and effect as if the said laws or parts thereof had not been
repealed; and every action, prosecution or other proceeding which
shall have commenced before this article comes into operation
or shall thereafter be commenced in respect to° any such matter or
thing done before this article comes into operation, may be prose-
cuted, continued and defended in the same manner as if said
laws or parts thereof had not been repealed; and provided, also,
that nothing in this article shall be construed to repeal any pro-
visions of the existing laws applicable to the city of Baltimore
for the prevention of the sale or dispensing of any liquor or for
the preservation of peace and order therein on any election day.

ARTICLE XXXIV.

ESTRAYS—VESSELS ADRIFT—DRIFT LOOS.

1. Notice of estrays to be published and set up. 2. Mode of giving notice. 3. Proof of ownership Payment of costs. 4. Bale of estrays. 5. Penalty for failure to comply

•with the provisions for taking up estrays. 6. Impounding estrays. 7. Word "enclosure, " how construed. 8. Counties excluded from the oper- ations of these several pre- ceding sections.

1892, ch. 593.

1. The owner or occupant of any enclosure who may find
any horse, hog, sheep, cow or any other domestic animal, the
owner of which is not known, trespassing upon the said enclosed
premises, shall immediately, or within a reasonable time there-
after, cause a notice to be inserted in some newspaper published
in the county where such estray is taken containing a description
of the same, and the location of the enclosure upon which such
estray was taken, and the name of the owner or occupant there-
of, and cause written or printed copies of such notice to be set
up in not less than three public places in the neighborhood.

Ibid.

2. If there be no newspaper published in the county
where such estray shall have been taken up, or if the value