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196

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


SEC. 14. And be it enacted, That all documents,


books and papers belonging to the office of any collec-

Property of the

county.

tor are hereby declared to be the property of Wicomico


county, and at all times shall be subject to the ex-


amination of the county commissioners.


SEC. 15. And be it enacted, That all acts or parts

Inconsistencies

of acts inconsistent with this act be and the same are

repealed.

hereby repealed.


SEC. 16. And be it enacted, That this act shall take

Effective.

effect from and after the date of its passage.


Approved March 27, 1884.


Chapter 144.


AN ACT to regulate the Fences in St. Peter's Dis-


trict, in Somerset county.


SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly


of Maryland, That all fields and other grounds kept


for enclosure iu St. Peter's district, in Somerset county,

Enclosures —
how fenced.

shall be fenced with post and rail, or plank, or with a


worm fence made of good and substantial rails at


least four feet high from the ground to the top of the


highest rail, and the first or under rail, in post and rail,


or plank, or worm fences, shall not exceed in distance


five inches from the ground or embankment upon


which the same may be built, and the width between


the rails or planks of which the fence may be built


shall be such as is usual in the construction of fences


of this kind; and all brush fences made upon the

Height of
fences.

surface of the ground shall be at least four feet high,


and all brush fences made upon an embankment of


earth thrown up upon the ground shall be at least


three feet high; the embankment, nevertheless, shall


be eighteen inches high; and if any live stock of any


kind or description whatever shall break into any per-


son's enclosure, the enclosure of which shall be fences


of the above description and proportions, then the

Owner liable
for damages.

owner or owners of such live stock shall be liable to


make good all such damages to the owner of such


enclosures as shall be found and awarded by two or



 
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