The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-09-24

is unable TO perform manual labor.
The fees of Justice and constable, are
twenty-five cents each.
No. 80. County Treasures, on pay.
ment of unseated taxes by the owners
or claimants of lands, shall enter such
payments on a book and if requested
by the person paying such taxes, give
a certified copy under his official seal,
Of the entries so made; specifying
names ofOwners, location and number
of tract, acres, kind and amount Of
taxes so paid, date of payment and
name Of the person paying.
No. 50, The Governor may take
measures to prevent the spread of con-
tagious orintections pleuro- pneumonia
among cattle
No. Sc. The provisions of the act Of
1920 against horse racing not to apply
to agricultural societies and driving
park associations.
No. 81. Inquisitions in orphans
courts or common pleas, in partition
cases, shall consist Of only six men.
No. Al. Any person liable to road
tax, who shall transplant to the side
of the public highway in front of his
promises any fruit, shade or forest
trees, of suitable size, shall be allowed
by the supervisor Of roads, where roads
run through or adjoin cultivated
fields, i'll abatement Of his road tax,
one dollar for every four trees set out.
Elms are to be placed seventy feet
apart, aud maple or other forest trees,
fifty feet apart Except locust, and they
thirty feet apart. The trees must have
been set out the year previous to the
demand for abatement, and be living
and well protected from animals; and
no abatement shall be allowed, that
exceeds one fourth the persons annual
tax.
No so. Provides for the erection of
new townships out Of old ones, &c.
No. 81. Seated land heretofore sold,
or hereafter to be sold, is to be re.
deemed as unseated lands now are. AS
to seated lands, heretofore sold, the
right of redemption shall not expire,
until one year from May 13, 1879
and titles previous to said May Is,
1879, are not affected by this Act.
Owners may show sufficient personal
property was on the land, and so save
their titles.
No 80. Any overseer or director of
the poor, may at his discretion, and
without order or certificate, enter
upon the poor-book, grant relief to, or
admit to the poor house any poor per-
son entitled by the laws to aid or re.
lief.
No. 68. Provides a penalty for
destroying flowers &c, in any GENE.
terry; and against trespassers on
private enclosures therein.
No. 81. Court auditors, auditing
accounts of administrators DC, and
making distribution of sherifis and
other judicial sales, receive ten dol.
lars per day, but the court may allow
fifteen. Where the estate or the pro-
ceeds of sale do not exceed one th0us-
and dollars, it is five dollars per day.
No, 101. Relates to wills, as to when
they shall be construed to take effect,
&c. Important to lawyers.
No. 10. Fixes date of commence
ment Of terms oftOwnship officers; and
provides that township auditors shall
meet on the second Monday Of March
1881, and on the second Monday of
March, each year thereafter, to settle
accounts, except those of the school
directors, and school treasurer.
No. 122 Requires corporations to
register, &c, under penalty of FIVE
hundred dollars.
No. 1913. Ipquisitions held by
Sheriff, shall consist of only six men /;
and writs of ieri facias issued within
seven days of the next term Of court
may be made returnable to the second
term, thereafter.
No. 129. Where a wife has been
deserted, abandoned, or driven from
her home by her husband, she may
bring suit without the Intervention of
trustee or next friend, against any one
and she may assign, transfer and en-.
dorse mortgages, bonds, judgments
notes, &C., against her husband OF
J other person as if she were unmarried
, No. l3l. Claimants, in possession
by occupancy, lease, coverture OF
; otherwise, of real estate sold by the
sheriff, treasurer or county commiss
, toner's, may rule purchasers at sucl
r sales to bring ejectment within ninety
r days. The application for Rule is tc
the Court or law judge in vacation
; and service on non-residents is alsC
5 regulated. In default of answer tc
r rule no action can be brought by thC
purchasers or their vendees.
D No. 1872. Every hotel shall be pro
F. vided with a permanent safe externa
: fire escape, to be examined, approved
? and certified to by the school direc
. tors Of the district. The nersons re