The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-02-28

or run any business or employment, and
any person or association Of persons as
suming or continuing to use or act under
or by virtue of any such charter, license or
authority, SO forfeited, or aiding in the same
or melting thereto, shall be deemed guilty
Of misdemeanor, and on conviction there
of, shall be fined for each and every offense
not less than 10000 one thousand dollars,
nor more than ($5,0O0) five thousand dol
lars, and shall be imprisoned not less than
| (3) three years, nor more than "a seven
years, and the corporate and joint property
of such corporation or association, or indi-
vidua, shall be held liable for the forfeit
ures, fines and penalties incurred by any
violation Of this act.
Section 2. Be it further enacted, That
the circuit courts Of this state shall have ap-
pellate jurisdiction in all cases arising under
or by virtue Of this act, and it shall only
be necessary for the plaintiff or plaintiffs in
any action under or by virtue Of this
act in any court to show that he, or she, or
they, as the case may be, we're refused, de-
MED or withheld equal and impartial ac-
commodation, facility, privilege or adyant-
age furnished by any public carriers, by
any inn-keeper, owner, manager or lessee Of
any theatre, or other place of public amuse-
ment or of entertainment or accommoda-
ton, or that their, his or her right or rights
as declared by this act were abridged or in
fringed, and no sufficient cause was assigned,
given or made known to the plaintiff, then
and there, at the time Of such refusal, denial,
withholding, abridging or infringing of such
accommodation, facility, privilege or ad-
vantage applied for, and the burden Of proof
shall be upon the defendant, to show that
: such refusal, denial or Withholding Of such
accommodation, facility, privilege or ad.
: vantage, or abridgng or infringing Of the
G same was not on account Of race, color OF
: previous condition Of servitude.
Section 8. Be it further enacted, That
the judges of the several circuit courts o.
i this state shall specially give this act il
charge to the grand juries Of their re
}. spective courts, at the commencement o
each term thereof, and district attorneys o
the several districts of this state shall in
stitute and prosecute in their several dis
tricts proceedings for any violation of th
I act and any district attorney who shall fail
neglect or refuse compliance herewith, shal
/. be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor in Office
!. and on conviction thereof shall be fined no
A less than $500 five hundred dollars no
more than $1,000 one thousand dollars
a and shall be dismissed from Office.
Section A. Be it further enacted, Tha
! every law, statute, ordinance, regulation 0
custom inconsistent with this act, or the &C
: to which this is amendatory, is hereby re
q pealed and annulled, and that this act tax
;. effect and be in force from and after thlrt
t. days from the date of its passage.
4 Approved February Z, 1878.
= An ACT for the relief of purchasers {
! ! real estate OF probate or chancsry cour
sales.
= SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legisli
ture of the state Of Mississippi, That
" the sales Of real estate heretofore mad
e - under decree of any probate or CHANGER
: court Of this state for the payment of deb
D or for distribution among the heirs, legatet
- or distributes of any intestate or testato
when the purchase money arising from sue
y sales has been in good faith paid by the pu
- chaser to the administrator, executor,
= commissioner, and has been applied in goc
faith to the payment Of debts or distribute
= among the heirs, legatees or distributes
and such sales are afterwards shown to
!" !. void or voidable for any cause, the heir
!. II legatees or distributes having the leg
mn- n right to recover the same by an action
= eiectment, or otherwise, shall hold said re
10 estate subject to the payment of said pu
"a chase money to said purchaser or any par
=. holding under him by purchase, descent
or otherwise.
~ Section 2. Be it further enacted, Th
av this act shall take effect and be in for
Of from and after its passage.
,ss Approved February IL, 1873.
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TO- A LADY in Halifax, N. s.. desired
ui' removal of her dead cat, and was inform
~ =. that she must go to the senior alderman
U9 =" the ward he would then tell the may
y, ~ the mayor would tell the health inspect'
~ y. the health inspector would tell the poll
the police would tell the dead.cat man, a
the dead-cat man would inform her on wi
in- day of the week shs could remove the
u.s. herself.
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