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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15
THE ENGINEERS STORY.


81 never was much at storytelling,
stranger-never had any sort of gift that
way--but seeing as how you've asked me,
right plump out, if I've ever met with
any accidents or narrow escapes on this
ere engin', I'll tell ye how near come to
one once, and Just escaped by the skin of
my teeth"
Tie engineer was brawnv, muscular
looking man, the perfect picture of
health | had noticed that his engine
had an uncommon clean look, and had
spent nearly an hour that afternoon in
admiring its fine points and plying him
with questions. At last | asked him
fright plump out" as he said, IF he had
ever met with any accidents" and he
made me the reply with which our story
opens
"Ye see, stranger he went on, cts
mighty skeery business to run one of these
'ere things, specially when one does
night-work 'Twont do to only keep one
eye open then; you need both, and
'twouldn't be bad if you had another one
or.two at the same business. I've most
always run on this road, and |
think ! know every crook and
curve there is in it. Yes; | believe
almost know how many crooked ties, and
ties with knots in, there are. There's a
good many dI2lgerSoR5e places along its
line; some that ! know of that 'ud make
most any mans hair stand on end, unless
he'd got used to them
4" ! always liked rairoadin' just because
it was kind o risky; and | made M my
mind that I'd follow that for a living or
nothin'. So the first chance | got went
on as fireman, and stayed at that awhile
and then got to be engineer, and there
stuck.
"Well, about that ere narrow escape
Why, yes: | was kind o wandern' off
from the mnin track--aways do when the
switch is left opcnr with a laugh. at
was sort of gala-day, that was. The
Sunday schools in the place had made up
their minds to have a picnic somewhere
along the line, about half mile from the
road Morris Grove | think they called
it. Well, we got everything ii readiness
the night before, so as to he ready to start
on time. | remember | didn't 20 home
until after twelve, because wanted to
have my engine shine like a spiCk,span
new one.
"Gracious, if you'd a-seen the crowd
of youngsters that came down to go on
the picnic the next morning. Why, | de-
clare | didn't know there was so many
in the world until then. Wasn't married,
you see, and didn't have none o my own;
SO didn't notice Others so much as | do
now
Then you have family" | ventured
to remark.
my! should say so-but you just
walt-that part OF my story. We'll 1t
took deal more time than we thought it
would to get the youngsters aboard, so
that it was more than an hour after the
time that we should have started before
we were really oil ! intended to make
the best part OF the hour good, though,
by putting on all the speed could. |
knew that the road was clear, and if any
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

seat proceeded TO remove his disabilities after
that seat had been filed by another, only
serves TO place in the strongest light the in
dignity to North Carolina, and the arbitrary,
capricious tyranny which dictated 1t,
| thank You, gentlemen, that my name is
to be ConspiCuOusly associated with yours in
a determined effort to render amnesty com.
plcte and universal in spirit as well as in let
ter. Even defeat in such i cause would leave
no sting, while triumph would rank with
those victories which no blood rcddeus, and
which evoke no tears but those Of gratitude
and JOY.
Gentlemen, your platform, which is also
mine, assures me that Democracy Is not
heuCcforth to stand for one thing and Re
publicanism for another, but that those
terms are to mean In politics, a. they have
always meant in the dictionary, substantial
~ one and the same thing--equal rights, re
gardless of creed or cline, or color. | hail
this as genuine new departure from the
outworp feuds and meaningless contentious
in the direction Of progress and reform.
Whether ! shall be found worthy To bear the
standard of the great Liberal movement
which the American people have inauguratc cd
is to be determined, not by words, but by
deeds With me, if ! steadily advance over
me, if | falter this grand army moves to
achieve for our country her glorious and
henetcent destiny.
! remain, gentlemen, yours,
Horace GREELEY.
To Hon James r. pooHttle, Chairman of Con.
Ycuuou and r " Sykes, John c, hCtnbt, and
other- Of the Committee,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

THE Poughkeepse On. " Press tells
this story about one of the brakemen on
the Hudson River Railroad. 1t appears he
visits young lady in that village and
while fixing himself the other morning
for his customary call, his aunt, with
whom he lives. warned him that there
was sickness in the family, and limited
that il might prove to be smallpox, He
only laughed at what he regarded as a Joke
of the old lady's, however, and told her
She could not come that on him. On he
went, arriving at his destination just in
time to see physician leaving the house.
Walking IN, he was soon husily engaged
in conversation with his sweet heart In
five minutes from that time the house was
Quarantncd and ingress or egress positive.
ly forbidden. He was prisoner The
next day he called TO a passing friend from
an upper window, informing him that as
yet he had not taken the disease, but
knew not how soon bis time would come.
We have not heard whether his love held
but under such trying ordeal
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

In an advertisement by railroad com
pany of unclaimed goods the letter ldrop,
ped from the word lawful, and so the al,
vertisement appropriately reads; People
TO whom these packages are directed are
notified to come forward and pay the aw-
full charges on the same"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

THE wheat fields Of Hungary, on which
Europe depends largely for grain. are in
undated with water in extensive sections,
and il is anticipated that there will be an
increased demand for American grain in
consequence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

A VIGOROUS old agriculturist living near
Abilene, Kansas, while hoeing corn the
other day, chopped his big toe off with
the hoe, buj never stopped to pick it up
until he had finished out his row He
then went back, found the amputated ap
pendage, brushed the dirt off, and carried
it to the house, where, with the aid Of his
wife and some fruitjar wax, he replaced
it and then went to work again.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Miss Jane Barsack, Of Crete, Me.
recently walked up in the morning ant
found a three foot rattlesnake ia her bed
She got up with alacriiY
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

A LADY once complained to her doctor
that she could scarcely breathe, Don't
try, my good soul, y replied the candid
physician g nobody wants you to
do il y
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

ToMKrNs, who is terribly henpecked,
says the greatest mis.tnh he ever made
in his life was on his wedding day. Ills
wife denies it, and says it was she who
was Mrs led
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

A PHILADELPHIA sportsman recently
averaged one hundred brook trout day
through the week, with hook and line.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

THE despondent-lookng man who sud
denly started on seeing new apples for
sale, and cried, Now my children shall
have bread, was doctor
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

A GENTLEMAN dining st q cheap res
tanraHl, the other day, was beard TO give
the courageous order " Waiter, let tht
cheese move This way
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

WHIE some younstcrs we're watching
the process Of Matching chickens by
steam, one said to another, Wonder If
their mother knows theys ont -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

A PEORIA dentist announces that be
extracts teeth with great pains. Most
dentists do.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

"PLEAsE uncheck your horses going
up hill" is the inscription on sign boards
about to be put up at the foot Of hills in
and around Boston by the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
W please say you saw the advertisement
In his paper.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

There were 921 fires at San Francisco
during the year ending June 30, nyoly-
ing losses amounting 10 81, All ,392 The
total insurance on the property destroyed
WAS S2.OA 463.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

In Japan the marriage ceremony is
very simple A man and a woman drink
from the same cup, and the thing is done
Divorce is not a much more elaborate
affair The husband who is dissatisfied
with his wife gives her a piece Of paper
on which few characters are traced.
Being translated, they are about as fol
lows +" no likee YOU | thinkee you
likee other man more better ! give you
piece paper You can go, Goodee-
bye "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

" MOUNT VEsUyrUs never sleeps, said
Joseph. " Yes replied Jacob, 6 but !
is always just on the point Of sleeping. y
" How so - Because It's always yawn-
ing"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

THE champion financial editor Of the
United States is Mr. Saier, of the Phila-
delphia LeciGer He has wntten the money
article Of that paper for period OF thr-
ty-two consecutive years
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

JAY COOKE is said TO haze set up,
financially, no less than thi teen clergy.
men.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

To Boil New Potatoes. When fresh
dug, take small ones, washing nicely and
rubbing the skin off with the hand. Put
them in boiling water with little salt,
and boil quickly When done, drain dry
and lay in dish, spreading butter over
them Or boil new milk, putting in but
ter and thickening with little flour, wet
smooth with milk After the potatoes are
cooked, and placed in the dish, pour this
dip over them
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

Z[|,'II'3;;3;,[S :JIIli;A
Vinegar Biucrs are not vile Fancy Drink.
made Of Poor Rum, Wmskcy Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors dotcrcd speed, aud Swrettned TO please tho
| taste called Ionies," Appet4cts," "Restorers''
&c, that lead Ihc uppler 10 drunkenness aud runH
but are 4 uuc Medicine, made from the native roots
and herbs Of California irt tron AT Alcoholic Stmutns
They are the Great B'ood Purifier and a ljte.givne
Principle, Perfect Rrpoyatot and lu,goratol OF the
Ssstcm, carving OF all poisonous matter and restu ng
Tho blood TO healthy cnndh0n enuch'ug IT, refreshing
n I WTlSorltinc both mind and body They easy
administration, prompt la their acton certain ~ their
| results, safe and reliable IN all iotms OF disease
No Person enn take these Bitters accord
iuC 10 directions and remain long uuwr.. provided
thew bones not destroyed hy mineral poison other
means and the vital organs wasted b~Noua the point
/ Of tuptr.
Dy.pepsia or indigestion. Headache, Pain
IN the Shoulders Coughs lGhtocss OF the Che (, pt-
siHrss, Sour hructa,ouS OF the Stomach Had Taste
1 N vhc Mpnth bilious Attacks, palptatian pt tho
II art, lnhNnmAuOno the Lungs, Patnu the regions Of
| the kidney, und hundred other painful symptoms
are the ohsp'ngs of Dyspepsia Ia these conf .anls
u has no cqua ard one bottle will prove better guar
antrr ot It's m ritS than lengthy Advertisement
For Female Complaints, m Young OF old
n,4trei or single at the dawn OF wOm1nhpoi, the
g. ct lite, these rou,c RitrrS display decided an
. 'rnVc that marked improvement Is soou psgec.-
nor Indannmatory mad Chronic Rhcn-
mH1isu and GOut, Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, Billions,
ktUatcut and intermittent fcvott, Diseases 81, the
Blood. LAYER, kdnrvs aud bladder these Rurta have
len most successful Such Diseases are oNfad by
Nu5tcd Blood, which is gcueal produced by drraRee.
mont NJ the Digestive Organs
/ They are II Gentle purgnt'Ne ~ welt as
T"nic, possessing also the puyoINr 'nn.. pt acting
as a powerful aErut On relieving taugrtn.. ,1 Hilms
nation ct the lNrt and Nurrial OEw., a.t Bilious
! For sktu Diseases, Eruption. Tr,nr. s't.
Rheum, Bl",Ihta, Npua rmp'ea ppslIIa.. laIs tlt,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-08-15

To Hon, James r. poolitle Chairman of Con.
vcuuou and r W sykes, John C. Mctabt and
other- Of the Committee,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

At the h]crinnipr Of the canvass hr
tween CEga,ham aaI johnson, SAY.
/ the McMiuuvl,r New Era, The judi,a
tons were u|uipuhtcIlv in favor OF
Johnston. But the sober svcou,
thought has been heard in the hearts
and Mods olihp people, aud the rcac.
ton has been uauisakoih,e the
ground swri, has rcccdcd: end A ter.
rihlc cru,lI,ny wavn has. and is sill,
, CARVING the pc,plr TO the .uprpy, O,
Cncatham. when the s,her second
thought took possession Of The propIc,
aud Andrew johnson had made his
GalIajn speech, the true men Of tn,
South we're unwilling to brand them.
selves as traitors. and write inlam,
across the ioIrhcad other children As
directed ~ his Ga!latin %halanguc.
people were willing at'tlIc h'gln-
ning OF this contest Ito shake hand,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
Trustees Sale.

On the LIST day OF April. $50. J. ". Ru.
Sry roHyr! ed in trust to me the following!
tract ct lnnd. L. Ing in civil District 40!
OF Franklin cuun Y. Tennessee. and bound.
cd on the North 10y the land, of I.ac
Gray and W ley benson ION the east by the
lands Of the heirs OF Thomas Garncr. de.
ceased ON the south by the lands OF Mar.
tin SIarHcr and on tie west by the lands
OF Martin ~harler and Grader and GrObT
-ront', ming 2j3}4 acres more or les
which dccd i reg IStrrrd in the Registers
Office of frnnklin county. in Book NO.5
pages HIP. and. whereas. notice in
writing haS been given TO mt by the ben
eticilrirS secured IN said deed. to advertise
ana sell said land
Now. therefore, ny virtue ofthe author
ity in me vested, | viii. on the 2lst day
ut 'tolrr. lS12. ut the Courthouse door
in W inchr>trr. offer sad tract of land to
the highest bidder for cash. without tie
Equity of Redemption and apply the pro-
rcrds. iir.t, t. the payment Of costs OF the
trust. and second. to the debts secured
therein. sale within lawful hours. THIS
sept. i. 1872. As MARKS, Trustee.
srp5-tdS
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
Gov for November.

The Grant orators and organs ridi
Guile Grecley's grand idea Of rccoprilie
ton. They ai.rgr that peace is attain
ed, that reconstruction i, accomplished.
and IS the yictors have prescribed th,
terms of surrender 10 the vauqui-le.
md parloned all, save q few hundred
mcorrigible offenders, nothing more l.
lee led. This course OF reasoning
recognizes only the law Of force. Ii
makes might and right convertible
terms, reviring The condemned rcla.
tionships between the master and tI'
slave. Equality and fraternity, the
great essentials Ola democratic. homo
genous selfgOycrnment, are altogether
wanting, and in their stead are pre-
the eyar'ing mastery OF brute
.,rce and .he BALI masked claws OF re-
ali ,.ipn spd re,tnge. ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
Board Of Education, Franklin
County.

As the law requires that the Commi;-
>iuncrs OF the School Districts of Frank,
I'm county meet in the capacity OLA B0dfd
of Education on the last Thursday ID
March. June. september and DccctnneI'
ilId oftener II necessary. at TIE dis'r'ticN'
ni the Board; and ~ there has been some
irrrSuldlity in the meeting of the Boar.'
! deem II proper to notify, through the
Home Journal, the Commissioners Of
franklin county. that the next meeting o.
tac Board under the law will he THURSDAY
The 2ttii DAY of December next. \ fuli
attendance Of the Board will further tie
educational interest vi the county. ms
sept. 10Th, lo72.
JOHN ClIiTWOOD. Pr,st
Board Education Franklin -.
GEl1
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
JOE. LENEHAN.
IhOS. ii. WILLIAMS

We would also announce that W. have
Just received from New York Il full and
complete line of Dry GOnlS and Nations.
r0dsi>tiug. in part. Of Ladies Dress Goods.
ShawlS. Hosiery. Gloves. Ladies' and
Gents Underwear; also. Hats. Boots.
Shoes. and Clothing. Hardware. Gallery.
Qucenswarp. &c.
~ Country produce taken in exchange
for goods 1T the highest mlrhet price.
ortlI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
No De'ay or Po5tpo"eme@ q
the DV Designated.
PRIZES.
The following List Of Prizes vii !
Di,Irhutpd :

l<t Prizc-Nis.i.,ipvi Plantation,
l.OmO arlr. i'm W,.,ip,rn tn G - ai0uQl
"a priIr-Onr Brick -lprr IInu.r.
frnuttur uu Du.li. ,,uurr iIur-
. rrrr.lrrn. T.In 150et
al p il,-Onr Hrirl st,rn House
fronting on Public Square. Mur-
f~tr.>.uIo Tenn EOo.
lih PrZ,-Erirk store Irn.I... sit
ultrd in Nlrfrrr,lprn. Tenn 1sOol
Jtn pliZe-Bri, Il store iInuSp. ,'f-
,ulrd In NIurCrpr.. orc. Tenn IjON
Glu PriIr-Iri is store il,u,r. >if-
ulrrI i'm Murtrrr,lnrp. Tenn l5O0.
~ PrfIr-N lary, nricA Dwell
linz House on Na,n St.. Muir
r~,rr.loro. couIuiniuu 10 rooms. lSunr
Sth Prilr-lurgr new Briefs DNrl-
linz House ON Clurvl street,
Murtrrr-uuru. Tenn $50
gtl PriIr-finu Rutherford Couu-
ty Farm On Stone River, lg5
arty, 12OOC
lOil prfIc-Iarur 2.>tOry Brick
WAREHOUSES, Lebanon >,., Muir.
f~rr,-hOrO. lOXluO feet IOraG
INN prIyr-NrV BricA R~r.idrure
ON Snrinr ST.. \IurIrrr.lnro 5O0n
1lrh prZr-l Vacant ~trr, Iiou.r
Lot ON Main st.. M]urfrcp>lnrn 3rpn
l3In riZr-NcW Lrirk residence
in MurircrSlprn. L rooms. and
acre of Ground attached coca
lIth I'rilr-rH~n lWO
Next = priyrs-l5toI II rarn-gn.l
s5pD 1C9n
Next 5Pri. rs-l7 to 33--E,ch 81
GOO, in cash IOao
Next , prfLr.-92 to l3-wnrh one
yalua,Ic LuIlLiro lnl i'm Muir
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

Dawson A. Walker, the dcfeatc,
Radical candidate for Governor o.
Georgia, is Il naive of Monroe comfy
tennessee, in which county he grew
up to manhood. He removed +"
Georgia some twcnt, Years or more
ayb.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
III OF Q G
OCTOBER liTH. 1872.

We have this day admitted Mr.. Joe. 4
Carter Cat" OF Na-hvillr.) Il member OF
our firm. Tie business will hereafter he
conducted under the firm name of Lrn--
han, Williams x Co. All those inIrBtrd
10 tlc Oh firm are requested to come Tor
ward and settle. cittrr hy note or witt,
rJNh. within tIl" next thirty days. as We
intend TO rnn'inct our business strictly ON
a cash system. Oar Mr. Lrnrl.an wiIl
take cii.rgaol the old hoons. aad will he
lhitnd ready for settlement ut all times
thankful for past iayor>. and Snliritipy a
continuance of the same Tor the Lcw firm.
We are. respectfully. &c.
JOE. LENEHAN.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
POSTS.

Good strong Cedar Posts. that will LAT
4 mans lifetime. will hr delivered g. Win
chester almost as cheap az common OAK
posts. Apply to Hamp Stewart. near Wiz.
chester. or address j. W. GONCE,
mar29-ly Anderson. Tenn,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

The oratory Vt President Grant is
attracting the attention of the country.
Here is his mastery speech at GIenn's
Falls. Nov York:
C~oLoNEL: | thank YOU fnr this re.
ccption. | dit not suppose there were
50 many people in your village. Ii
people make a city, this is city. Again
! thank you.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17
JESSE ~ARLEDGE.
JESSE ARLEDGE. W. +. FRANCIS. JR
ARLBDGE & FRANCIS,
atLaw
Winchcstcr, Tenn.

Practice in the COuT : of Franklin ana
ati dining counties. Al will give esDeriM
attention to cOllrctic 'i.-y-ly
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

o CoNGREss-rURD DISTRICT,
ZION. .JNo. VI. BRIGHT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

For "c'hs before the Gcorlia cleo
ton Il negro calling himself Alpcuria
Bradley made speeches in and around
Macon, in which he declared that sue.
cess in Georgia was necessary to
Grant re election, and urged the men
OF hi, race to arm with pis OILS, hatch
cts, razors, and every other eff Give
weapon they could come by, and,
%crowlins around the rolls, prevent
any whih men from voting until the
last colorcl ballot had been deposited.
ManY Of his dcludci Ii, tcncrs hnarkcn
ed to the counseIs Of this Radical
apostle, aud it is not to he wondered
at that some of them came to Grief.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-10-17

W. r. FRANCIS, III
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-03-23
OF Course.

The following report from the proceed.
ings of tho Legislature Of Wednesday last.
will serve to show how the present liquor
legislature treat their temperance constit
uents. 1t required no gift Of prophecy to
predict it from the first
Mr.. Stone explained that while the CON-
mttee would he glad to frame a law to
meet the views of the people at large, this
bill, requiring bond by the liquor seller
for consequential damages, went a step to
far. and that the committee further deem
it best to reject all class or local measures.
The report was adopted.
And here is a fit place to offer alittle
wholesome advice to anti-liquor law men.
Go to the Primary and County Conventions
hereafter, and see to nominating such men
as do not belong to, and will not be depend
ent upon the grog interest for their election.
That interest pretty nearly controls the
entire politics of this nation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-03-23
NEW ADTERTISEWEN7S.

line NAMED and described in the first section Of hi. Act
l"f Violation ii ANY -! iis provisions, b.. ell
10 either Hartford h-Ht Cecil count, lrial and
ther. tried before III" proper tribunal.
SIC Il. And t. il -u.,cted That person holding
license to gan for after wild waterfowl shall
allowed To anchor. otherwise make stationary any
sinkhoS. sncakb any other vessel craft the
waters lying northwar', OF the line named ia section
of this Act, any Tuesday Thursday SATURDAY ur
Sunday, during the Cunning for wild waterfowl,
as liked bv this Act and any person violating This sec
ton shall he Fined not less than
than fifty collars be recovered before tn.
Peace. debts of like amount recoverable: one-half
thereof To be paid IL the officer making ; arrest and
the ether half To- those assisting in making the arrest
SEC -. And he it crncted That the Commander nf
the State Pu!"c force shall have and is hereby invested
with conc"rreni jurisdiction and authority with the
Board of Special Police appointed b. the lTti section
If this A"t. To arrest without warrant for any violation
Of this law.
SIC. % And he ii enacted That this Act shall take
effect and be in operation from the date of it, passage
and all laws, parts ri laws. relating L. killing. or
shooting shooting wild fowl. northward the
line NAMED and described in section of this Act
inconsistent herewith. are hereby repealed
Approved March Isl, is7:.
We hereby certify that the aoregoing is copy
of Act passed by the General Assembly aryland
at the January session. 1S1::.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY
Secretary of Senate.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chi.f Clerk House Of Delegates.
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