Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-23
Am Act

TlOR the regulation OF ways dedicated A. nAha;a nuar
SECT l. No way heretofore opened and ded,eatad sv
public use, and not already become public way and mo-
way hereafter dedicated to the public use which shah b
in either less than two rods in width, throughout the
entire length Of the same shall be repaired TO be maintained
and kept in repair by any city town, unless such ways
sha be laid and established in the prescribed
Dy the Statutey Of CHS Stase.
SECT 2 1t shall be the lnv of the MAYOR and aldermen
NY city and Of the select OF any town, and they
eIeoy authorized, whenever, and long The pnbe
safety may III thetr opinion require il to direct and cause
the entrances Of all the ways aSyesa within their Yespec-
i've ces or towns entering ana uniting with any exist
may he e coe up Or BY such other means as
the pubic against entering upon such wavs
II such entrance shall not be closed notce shan u. ~
given aforesaid, the city or town in which such go ~
shall be liable for damages caused by anS deferss G,5
in the such ways were duly la;d IN, a
established but notwithstanding anything in tins ac n
taned the person or persons by whom such way shah Ne
opened and suffered to remain IN Unsafe condition sha
be liable TO Indictment to action for damages account
Of any defect existing therein before the shah 81 duly
laid and stablished.
SECT. g. If any person with the Intention prevent the
closing up such ways shall displace, throw down. oF re-
move any fence or other obstruction by which the
Of such ways shall have been closed aforesaid he sha
forfeit and pay Of not less than ten than
fifty dollars for every such offence to bp recovered by
action ofdebt in the and to the city town, within
which the offence shall be COMPUTED.
SECT Nothing IN this ast contained SHAH discharge
any city or town. or any person, from any liabilities inc
CURED before the passage Of the be bar to any
action or prosecution heretofore commenced,
tAppoved April 10, lS54)
LisT OF WAYS / THE CRY OF BATH
That have become public
way from Washington to Middle st. BIZ T. IT, Tfufant's
" : South st.. to Shepard ct:
Washington 70 Middle e., by Jere. RobinsonS
tan yard
| Middle to High st by Mrs stcarns house
I" Front st. to Lambard's wharf,
Z" !" " Blackfer's
I" Front st. by @. Mafstons stable
" Washington to Middle st., By LowvilIe
I" Bath Hotel to Middle st
Centre st. to Vine st.. by Longey's house
Yo0t Of H., tn IIaaNls~
wharf
" Middle to Franklin st., by G. W. MohIton's;
Z" Z" Middle to Washington st., by Isaac CrOokers.
] " Lincoln st. to Charles Russers;
Front st. to Ferry, by Hodgkins' store
| +" :" Merritt Robnsons wharf
| COurts-Turner's Court
| Raymond's Court
| Farrin Court, place
| Iodgkins Court, near the Gas Works
| HnCkley's Court;
Sanfurd's Courts
Iemont's Court from Winter st. South
Benefits Court, Lane
Court from Washington st., West, South
Taman's Street;
Fits
| Continuation Of Academy Street
CRY OF BATH, November II, 1864.
| PURSUANT to Of the Mayor and Aldermen,
hereby publish the foregoing Act with List Ways, FL
the Information Of the pubcand hereby give notice,
caution the public against entering upon any WAYS IN th
not be liable for damages caused by any defects therein
according to the provisions Of said Act.
Nov. Is. BIC. BAILEY, Mayor.
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