Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-11

such breaches OF the d ton shall have been
assign bs him, folo 1ss.If the prisoner
escaping was confined by virtue OF an execution or
by virtue OF attschmr tent, for non-psyule Il OF
costs tie measure of the plaintiffs damages shall
be the amount directed 70 be levied BY such exc
cution attachment with interest thereon TO the
Time OF such recovery. I'd If the prisoner was con-
lined by virtue of eapsas al Sespo,fsndani, or
oer OF arrest .r upon surrender in exoueTation
OF MS pail MAZE before IL judy n render
ed against BIN the ainiiff phaH ouIy the
actual da images sustain I'd by him
soc ~ The acceptance OF an assignment of any
soch bouu. shall be a bar to any action by
hehalf OF the party receiving such assig
against the saeriff other officer king the same
for any escape by the prisoner executing such
bond. amounting 70 breach of SUCH bond
Sec. II. In every action brought by the assignee
of such bond. the defe dants shall be enitlsd to
plead voluntary return of the prisoner TO the
liberties of the jail, before the commencement of
such action, in bar thereof, and TO make any de-
Tense which they would be entitled to make If such
action had been brought IN the name and for the
oeneat OF the sheriff to whom such bond was exc
cuted.
Sec y. In case the party at whose suit any
person shall have been confn the liberties OF
JAIL sha-' refuse or neglect to take assignment
OF the bond executed by such person, aereinbe
lore provided and shall prosecute any sh. rif for
the escape OF such person, the court in which such
action shall be pending. shall by order stay all the
proceedings upon the judgment az ainst such sher-
ill until he shall have had u reasonable time to
Prosecute the bond taken by him, and to collect
thereon.
Sec 23 But the last preceding section shall not
eSten0 TO authorize such stay OF proceedings in
any action where tn jud. ment shall have been re
covered against sheriff for any escape commit
ted With the assent, aid or assistance of such
sheri f.
sec. 4. This act sh all take effect and in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 4, 1864. Rs-CoPY.
Published May 6, 1851
CHAPTER asa.
AN ACT to amend section eighty-one OF CHAPTER
thirteen of the revised statutes.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section /. Section eighty-one Of chapter thir-
teen OF the revised statutes is hereby nded, by
that person shah be eligible to the office of dis
triet attorney who is not duly admtte- and licens
ed to practice as an attorney by some court of
cord in this state" e
Approved April 4, 1864. asCoPY.
Published May g. 1864
CHAPTER 47o.
AN ACT to amend section of chapter hfty-one
of the revised statutes entitled 81 of the distrain-
ing OF cattle doing damage"
The people of the state Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section 1. Section one of chapter ifty-one of the
revised statutes, is hereby amended, so to sad
as follows " Section /. 1t shall be lawful for the
owner or occupant of lands 70 distran all beasts
doing damage within his enclosure, and when any
distress shall be made of any doing damage,
the perfon distraining shall keep such beasts n
some secure place on his premises or in some pub
lie pound ia his town, city or village, til his DANA
ges shall be appraised. and within twenty-four
ours after such distress (unless the sh all be
made CT Saturday,in which case, before the Tuesday
morning following thereafter) he shall apply a
justice of the peace who shall appoint three disn
terested freeholders of such town to appraise the
damages"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved April 4, 1864. BB- COPY.