New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-15

there>a AaiAN o1>tvE sAss ~ We N~ntuteu Will
- ssss 4sS Z Z ss ssssSsr enacted, That
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and all aets and PARTS 81 acts Inconsistent
With the pEoSSsReas ~ sAsa act arr hereby
repeahel, tsat tae pEnvtsians ef this act
>Ash ia No Wsse saees tAe ns,eeeamgs in any
essse eeadrng ia the sad criminal rourt OF
sac MssssNs NJ Ss,ssNskN III the time when
this aet,shaN take eHect, hut the same may
ee prosecuted e Hnsl Iasigmeas and eNrcu-
tsea the SAME as II This ace had not been
passed.
Approved laAe h, isfe
FryBAtc-Ne, 81
AN ACT 80 faeegsseyafea geological society
~ the city CT Washington District Of
tvfsssaela.
lie 1t eAsesess by she senate and House of
Representatives 81 che United States OF
Apsegssss IN CenesvSs aSsenhlea, That Hem
" d, Coek, george Nv, Riggs, James c.
keanedy, Spencer 4 kaisd, General y. q.
Howard, T, ", hartley, Joseph Casey, Hor-
ace Capsra. JAMES Z. Netsasre, and George
fayles> ef the city II Washington. District
Of Celataeia, and their associates and sue
aa,sSse a hesly corporate by the name of the
Washington Geological Seriety. and by that
aalae May sue and te SIZED, plead and be
sapleadea, IN any ecart Of law ar equity of
coasl~sear jurisdiction, and be entitled to
Use aud exercise all the powers, rights, and
Incident 60 such corporations for
the parrase III establishing and maintain
my = zeelosieal gas>len in the city of Wash
Sastvn, and thar they, the said corporators,
may purchase " lea>e amy real ar personal
estate reaaigel fer the purpose aforesaid;
,fN h,s
the said company. for the pur-
lose II paying the expenses of the same.
may charge and receive fee FOR entry
rhereunyo> NOT exceeding twenty-five cents
FOR each and every person over the age OF
twelve years and ten cents for each and
every p~r>cn aa6er said age; Provided,
That said society shall, for N least one day
IN each and every week, open said garden
10 all classes fer charge not exceeding ten
cents each.
SIC, :, And he il further enacted, That
the said seoiety may from time TO time I'M
port into this country from foreign coun-
tries, FREE IF duly. all birds and animals ne
eesSary for the establishment of said gar
den; and in consideration thereof the said
society shall do all in their power TO intro
duce valuable animals, poultry, and birds,
and furnish the same 70 persons or societies
the same at the least possible cost.
SIC. 3 And be il further enacted, That
the said society be. and is hereby. author
rei 10 use, under the direction of the water
register [regiStrarl OF the city of Washing
ton. without charge. the Potomac water for
the purpose of hydrants, ponds, and foun-
.ainS in said garden.
SEC. (. And be il further enacted. That
he government and direction Of the affairs
II said society shall be invested in said cor
,crafors; and that they shall have full
lower To make and prescribe such bylaws,
Jules and regulations Is may become
proper and necessary for the management
II the property and interests of said society
lot contrary 10 this charter or the laws of
he United States.
congress shall have the right 10 amend.
liter. or repeal this act at any time.
Approved, June y. 1870.
[PUBuc-No. s..
IN ACT 10 incorporate an Association for
the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals, in
the District Of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of |
america in Congress assembled, That n. 2.
1hipman. ]. 2. Newman. B. Peyton Brown,
Tohn A. l.. Morren. Mathew c. Emery,
Joseph H Bradley senior. William K |
Woodward. E. Whi1tle~ey, Warren Choate- |
Andrew B. Duvall. A. 5. Solomons. w. G. |
letzerott- Alexander K. Shepherd. S J.
Bowen, H. NJ. Sweeney. Benjamin f. Git |
ings. William fuckers. Charles H. Lane. |
Y. BurTis, William NePheeters. E. F. |
1. Faehtz- J. L. Gatchel, John K. Elvans- |
,dgar L Booraem, L. II. Hopkins. Thomas |
, keene. w. d. Blaekford. f. H. Day. j.
ayles Brown. William Lanborn, E. L; Cor
in. n. A West, John 4. Arlison. w. A
= Fuller Pnbar>
i. Slater. Alanzo Bell. A. T. |
Kinney, John ]. Jet. A. VI. Scott. A. c. |
White. A. Z. Newton. A. 5. Taylor. William |
Rowe. Robert Rerburn. w. Fl. Slater. |
ohm C. Parker, William J. Wilson. S s |
baker. A Jones, S. K. Bond, John F. Cook. |
}. w Anderson. George A. Hall. Charles |
l. Moulton. John Edwin Mason Allison
Tailor Jr.. David A. Burr, t. c. Grey. T.
Marsh. Thomas Perry. George f. Gulick |
nd Theodore +, Gatehel. all Of the District
f Columbia. and such other persons as MAY |
e associated with them in conformity to |
bis act. and their successors duly chosen.
re hereby constituted and created body |
orporate in the District Of Columbia. TO be /
nOwn as the Association fer the Prevention |
f Cruelty TO Animals.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted. That
he officers of said corporation shall con-
st of president, five vice presidents. one
one treasurer. an executive com
littee of eleven members, and such other
tfieers as shall from time to time seem
eeessary TO this society.
SEC. 3. And be it further enacted. That
ne foregoing officers shall be chosen from
mong the members of the society.
SEC. 4. And be it further enacted, That
ne said society, for fixing the terms of add
lissiOn of its members, for the government
{ the same, for the election. Chan ging. and
Itering the officers above named and for
re general regulation and mana cement of
5 affairs, shall have power TO form a code
{ bylaws. not inconsistent with the laws
{ the District of Columbia. or of the
nited States, which code, when formed
nd adopted at a regular meeting. shall.
ntil modified or rescinded. he equally bind
g as this act upon the society, its officers.
nd members.
SEC 5. And be it further enacted. That
re police force of the District of Columbia
iall. upon application of any member of
he association, who shall have viewed any
collation. of the law or ordinances of the
ty for the prevention of cruelty to animals. |
rest offending parties without a warrant.
no shall be taken by such police officer,
efore justice of the peace for trial: and
lie proper evidence of such membership to
police officer shall be the exhibition of a |
idge or certificate of membership.
SEC. g. And be it further enacted, That
le-half of all the fines collected through
lie instrumentality of the society or its
rents. for violations of such laws, shall ac-
ne to the benefit of said society, and the
her half to the school fund of said city or
istrict in which the offense is committed.
SEC. 7. And be it further enacted. That |
e provisions Of this act shall be general {
thin the boundaries of the District of Co
mbia.
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted. That
Dngress shall have power to alter. amend,
repeal this act at any time ,
Approved, June 81, 1870.
lPUBLIC-NO. 9l1