JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR. 783

visor shall keep a list of all delinquents, and report
the same to a justice of the peace of the election dis-
trict in which he is supervisor.
SEC. 157. The justice to whom such list shall be
reported shall issue his warrant in the name of the	Issue warrant
State for every person so appearing to be delinquent, to be directed to some constable of the district, di-
recting him to bring said delinquent before him for
trial, and if upon trial it shall appear that said de-
linquent failed to appear at the time and place ap-
pointed by the supervisor, his agent or deputy, with
proper implements for work, unless prevented by
sickness or wheat harvest, or appearing, refused or
neglected to perform reasonable labor, and has not
furnished a substitute or paid the supervisor, his
agent or deputy, as aforesaid, the justice shall fine	Amount of
each delinquent the sum of seventy-five cents for :	fine.
each day's delinquency and cost, and shall order the
person fined to stand committed until the fines and
fees are paid, and in all such prosecutions the super-
visor shall be a competent witness for the State ;
provided that in all cases in which fines may be im-
posed under this law, any person may appeal to the Circuit Court, as in other cases, giving bond with	Bight of ap- peal.
good security, in the penalty of twenty-five dollars,
to prosecute his appeal with effect.
SEC. 158. All fines collected by any justice of the
peace under the preceding sections shall be by him
paid over to the road supervisor ; and these fines, to-
gether with all the monies paid to road supervisors
by persons in lieu of their work on the county roads,	Fines— how
shall be spent by the supervisors in employing other	disposed of.
laborers and hiring teams, or any other necessary
expenses in repairing and improving roads; and the
supervisor shall furnish a statement under oath to
the County Commissioners of all monies collected
and expended, and of each day's labor employed on
the road, his own labor being separately itemized.
SEC. 159. It shall be the duty of the supervisor to
assign each individual a reasonable and uniform	Assign work.
amount of work each day, and direct him how to
perform it ; the ditches on the side of the public
roads shall be cut and opened so as to furnish the