Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-06-26

paid by the county. All expenses up to tho
second jury shall be paid by the county.
MAnsHAL's FEES.
For summouing each juror the marshal be en-
titled to fifty cents.
For tray', per mile, going and coming to the
cents.
For each days attendance, two dollars AMI
fifty cents.
JURORS FEES
For each days attendance, two dollars.
Sec o. And be il further enacted, That in any
case where materials Of any kind shall be deem.
cd necessary for making or repairing the public
road, II the levy court cannot agree with the
owner as TO their purchase, the said court NAV
proceed in the same manner for condemninR said
materials as in cases OF condemnation of land for
the purposes of u public road, as is provided for
in the next preceding section of this act.
Sec III. lind Do further enacted, That said
levy court shall have full power to make sanitary
rules and regulations 10 said county, to abats
nuisances, and to pass such ordinances as il NAV
deem necessary for their condemnation and re-
mova, anu for the punishment of persons GREAT
Ing them or suffering them TO exist on their pre
misses; which punishment shall not exceed fine
OF twenty dollars, for the use of The county. or
imprisonment in the county Jail thirty DAYS for
each offence. Said levy court shall also have
power to pass such ordinances as il NAV deem
necessary to ehectually prevent sabbath-break
ing in said county by hunting, gaming, fishing,
or otherwise, on Sunday; to prohibit killing Of
such game as said court may think proper dur
ing certain periods; to regulate fishing 10 the
waters OF said county, and to provide for su1i-
cient penalties for the violation thereof. And II
shall be the duty Of the metropolitan police of
the District Of Columbia to enforce any and ali
of the ordinances Of the said levy court in the
same manner as they are now required 10 enforce
the ordinance Of tho cities of Washington and
Georgetown the funds required for that pur-
pose to be paid by said levy court from the
county treasury And from and after the pas.
sage of this act the duties of county constable
shall be confined exclusively to tue Service of
civil process and the collection Of strictly private
debts within the said District of Columbia And
each of the county consiables holding office ut
the time Of the passage Of this act, and each of
said conslables hereafter appointed shall, before
performing any duties required to be performed
in his said office, take the oath of allegiance re-
quired by the act of July second, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, in addition to any oath of
office required Of him at the time, and shall
moreover enter into bond to the United States
in the sum Of five thousand dollars, with security
to he approved by the clerk of The circuit court.
conditioned for the faithful performance Of the
uulles oil his ONCE, and Tor the punctual payment
Of all moneys coming into his hands to the per
sons entitled to receive the same, and shall re-
new the SAID bond on the thirty first day Of June
in every alternate year Of his continuance In
Office
Sec. H.. And be IL further enacted. That the
act entitled "An act TO authorize the levy court
TO issue tavern and other licenses In the District
of Columbia" approved June twelfth, eighteen
hundred aud sixty, he SO extended as TO au.
thorize the levy court to grant licenses to whole
sale and retail dealers in goods, wares, or mer
chandise in the county of Washington, outside
the limits Of the cities of Washington and George
town, under such restrictions and penaties as
tue said levy court may deem expedent
Sec. H. ARd5 uJurfhsr enacted, That fines
under my of the ordinances of the levy court |
may be recovered in the name md for the use
of said levy court, before any magistrate of said
county of Washington, and the person or persons |
against whom fue may be imposed, shall pay
the same ut the time il is 30 imposed with costs |
or give curiiy for the payment of such fine and |
costs, ~ required by the sixth section Of an act
entitled can net to amend IAN act to create a
police district of the District of
Columbia, and to establish police therefore,
approved August sixth, eighteen hundredb mad
siSy-one, or shall stand committed till the whole
il paid
Sec. 10. And be il further enacted, That all
laws inconsisled with this act are hereby repeal
ed.
Approved March 3, 1863.