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tancock, Apr u "a, IN'l.
STATE Or MAINE.

HANCOCK ss-Co,.rt Of County Coi'.iai5si0Errs,
.iprii .fdJ. Term 4. u. 1854!
Upon the fOregu Ing petition II l. considered by
the Comm i-siuers that The petitioners are rvsp"n
sible and that they ought Ia b. heard touching the
matter set forth ia their petition. and therefore or
det that the County Comm '-slouers meet at q. B.
BTagdon'- In Hancock on Tuesday the 3Jth day OF
August next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ana thence pro
coed TO view the route mentioned Ia said petition,
Immediately after which view u hearing Of the
parties and witnesses will he had al some cOnVen-
lent place In the vcnily, and such other IA asures
taken la the premises a the COmmls. iOaer- shall
Judge proper. And IL Is further DRDERED-1hat
notice OF the time. place and purpose Of the Com
missioner meeting aforesaid De- gwen to all per
sons and corporations Interested by serving
atestei copies Of the pet ton and this OreT there
on upon the clerk u the towns Ut
HANCOCK AND LAMOINE
aud by posting up attested copies as aloreslli In
three public places in said towns thirty days at
least before the time appointed fof said view, and
by publishing the petition and order hereon. three
weeks succe--Iyely in the Ellsworth American, a
new spaper pub isiIe at Ellsworth 10 the Couuty
Of Hammock the tr-t publication To be- thirty days
at least uefDre the time OF said view, that all per
sons and corporations interested may attend ami
lie hearl II they think ut.
Attest ii. Is. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
4 true copy Of the petition and order thereon.
3w5O Attest ii b. SAUNDERS, clerk
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-COnkiins Is reported as saving; 81 am
done with politics nss snd forever. This
fight is over and shall hereafter devote my
life to my law practice"
No tears.
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The PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thou
sands who were suffering rom Dyspepsia,
Debility, Liver Complaint. Boils, Humors,
Female Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to
any address. Seth W Fowle < Sons. Bos-
or lyr3J
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

d. BIN notice il hereby given that riley tlos
L son, BY hi deed dAtrd MAY twenty third,
Is, and recorded la Hammock Registry OF Drei~,
N,l lGn. Page t9. mortga-sst lu me. two Ger. ain
lot, ur parcels Of land. lying IN ~"dgWick and
described rs follows tn wit one lot being the
-,uth,rly hair + lot \u. FORTY, nine ia the secoud
81. WESTON of l,.-, Id haf 1T Is Ing between Gas
tine river, lt.i the highway L. ding from Brooks
De- 10 8lu,hI.l The other lot being one half Of
lot ~. FORTY eight Il l,ing the >orthery half Of
--iI lot cNC'p ing ten arr,'- ircsissi to Reuben
t,rlf. l1 IelnH. cry. ht hi- ,tetsl lated july
thirt. \. u l-l' The conditions It'd mort
ktgr r.. w Phi. tg. bt re- SON th,r, of claim 10
furcCin-.. tie -ainr. AMT gfy' ti- notice for that
purt IIE\KN SARGENT.
~ytigWi,k. Ju.t lI, t~~i IA2S
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10 the Honorable Bnarl Of County Commis sion
in aud for the County Of Hancock
freeing
UOU are hereby respectfully requested to view
i the route AID Il in your opin ion it t. prac-
iibe, lay out and establish a tOSn County rual.
commencing on the County road near the house
formerly occupied By EnOch Lurycy late Of Ire
mont, deceased, and running We-tcfly across the
Ennch LuTyey farm In {, ont OF the house and barn
road MOI therly 10 the town line between Ire.
mont and Mt Desert, then following the old road
norllerly in the town Of MOurt Desert to point
opposite John aTter's house.
e. y. RICHARDSON and - others
Date'i at fremont this 18th day o; June Isl.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss--Coarf Of County Commandments
-iPrti adj Ttrm, 4. ID. 1881.
Upon the foregoing petition it is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are res
pOnslbe and that they ought To b. heard touching
the matter set forth In their petition and therefore
order that the County ConlmIs .ioners meet at
the house of the la'e ESOCH LURNEY, In IRE
mont on Thursday the first day of September ne Nt,
at 10 o'ciock A.. NJ. and thence proceed to view
the route mentioned In said petition. Immediately
aiter which view, hearing of the parties and
Witnesses will he had at some convenient place
10 The vicinity, aud such other measures taken
In the premises as the ommissioners shall Judge
proper. AMI Il lis further
ORDLRED-That notice OF the time, place and
purpose oi the Commissioner meeting aforesa I'd
b. given TO All persons and corporations inter.
esied by serving sttcsied copies OF the petition
anu this nrdeT thereon upon the clerk OF the towns
OF Mt. DESERT and FREMONT, and by posting
up attested copies AS Aforesaid, in three public
places in said towns thirty days at least b fore
the time appointed Tor said view, and BY pablish-
ing the petition and order thereon three. weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American. a news
paper publish d at Ellsworth, in the County Of
Hancock, the FIRST publication to be thirty DAYS
1t least before tile time OF said view, that ali
persons and corporations interested may attend
and be heard ifthey think fit
Attest:-H. B. SAUNDERS, Clerk
A true copy Of the petition and order thereon
swSo Attest:-H b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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From John F. Hyman, Postmaster, !Souht
China, Ne

Too much cannot be said of Adamson's
Botanic Bdtsam, as it is the best remedy
for Coughs, Colds, ETC., that 1 have ever
seen, and to its wonderful effects owe my
recovery. 1t is well worthy of praise and
l would advise all to use il who are afflicted.
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Shs.f-iff,- sale

HANCOCK, ss.-July 18Th, A. d., 1851. III Tho
THANE this day taken nn execution; ~, ~ 81. t,r
L right title and interest which The " hlte a. .,
Silver and Upper Mining Company mas OF i'u a.
the time Of the attachment on the o. lgihai WIZ, VIII
in and to a ceI tain lot Of Real Estate, u WI a.
the minerals and metals, rights amt lhtefes, al ~
three lots or parcels Of land situated IN b9eii'
ia said ounty OF Hancock, and particularly ue
scribed in a certain deed frvm William IL. Ear "a,
ling Of said Bluehn to the White star SILVER Mn ~
ing Company Of Bluchill. dated JAN S1u A. ~,
I>Sn anil rC,'nr,led in Hancock County Registry
of Deeds vol III. Page 49,, reference thfret" may
be had for = more full Description thei eol, i suu
iect 10 a seizure made on former execution june
18th. \. u ISL. nd hall sell 30 much OF saih
right title AMI inter, It remains uns 10 ~ SAT-
to be mad july 18th, A. u. Isl, on -ald hrst exc
CUinn, and n all of -aId ,irfeu'iahts ItEht'
till and interest IL sold On ,id hT-t execution
Then shall sell the right Of redemption from sala
sale on sal first execution. AT the sheriff once
tn n -yurth, ia said 1, uut,, On VI ndaN the I1t'
tlay Of August \. - 1881, at ten o'clock IN th~
forenoon.
\ true Copy Attest
aw!s L. a. DEVEREUN. sheriff.
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HfN|ptA - t-,4r' Ny t..Ia:g '.1.atttti.syr,
-ipril a.it TCral. & u E-~I.
Ipon the f.rrE.ln- petition lt 10 considered D,
The tOfumi--4unrr- ulti Ihr lstItpusr- are re
-IoH-lhlr and that Tia, ought b. be heart lou,hIuZ
To, matter ct furti lu "a. Irtisu. ami therefore
OrirT that ikr count, Commissioner meet AZ
tlr is"tlck House. III llrO,fI. ou IIc-.l-l the
-atII lay 1T september uyNt. al ." O'Clock \ VI.
ami ihrufc prv-,i To ,H Is, route mentioned IN
add I-utlnn, i-lmc,iiIt is ait ~hiru sirw. 4
"a airing Of The laTtr- and "a ill,--'s Nlll Re-. had
AZ .ons culcut place tH' ,l'Iults. Aul -I'h
't4"r ulrasurr- tlkru ~ th" pTvul-c- thr t"uI-
u4i--l"uCvs shaII IulS' Pr"I-T. AHi Il - further
ORD }.It.-Ihat Notice 81 tbs uiut place and
Purpss-s u tie t.tuui- .t"uyr-' u'vuu- afurv-alt
f -E,a t. al ltr'tua anil ration tatrr, -lss!
tN ius Atl-tri stpIs- uf the I-ltIEu Aud thl-
uricr ID. r-uu, ulDu IL, rl,rA If ga" tlWn q
EbtN. ant h1 posting up Att--LeI 'upl'- A.
afun--Ati "a thru publis Tla-'- lu --iIl t'"u TAR
Is Lsy- At ra-t iAf"re "a" uur appointed Tor --,ti
Si'W AMI bs publishing The Petition hBd url'r
thfrtu. thr-t Rvvk- -urs---issk lu Tia tll-N uTth
Aiuc.t ucn -I-lirr pa lI-ht- al 81 -nurth. ia
lhe COUNTY Of hancock. %, ur-t puha. Al un q. l
THIRTY iat Al irt-t '1fprr the time "f -sll Nt,'.
tAt Al ,eT-Ou- 4ul c.u-irItI ~ int,r'rtcz may
attru.t ami D. hyAul u th"s thiuA it,
Nitc-l II T. at \pElt~, tlrrA
true copy ~ thr I-rt!t ga snd nr,irr thrT,e, a.
IWJy Attest H - al \lIEE~, CLERK
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HfN'OCA. ss-rnnrt N county CoH,nissio,t-
rr.. 4yri Itrg,, a ~, INNT
pun me foregoing petition i ~ considered BY
the InInI- -Inuers that the petitioners respon-
-.hir amt tult they ought to BE- beard touching
thr matter SET forth 10 their petition, and there
tore order thai the County Commas loncrs meet
at >I4ruu u. Higgins on TUESDAY the -yd
,lAE Of August next,
at ~ oclocA VI and thence proceed to view
the route mentioned IN said petition Immediate
Is alter wh lch view hearing 81 the bartIes and
Witnesses Will be had at some convenient place
the ylCtuity i. and such other measures taken in
tie premise. the Commissioner. shall Judge
proper. And II Is further
ORDERED-Ihat notice OF the time. place and
purpose OF the Commits -iOners' meeting aforesaid
be gwen to all persons and corporations inter.
e-.ed by serving Tested copies OF the petition
and this order thereon, upon the clerk OF the
town OF Orldud and By posting up attested
pies Aforesaid. IN three pit bile places in said
tsWu thirty days At least before The time APP
pointed Tor SAID view, and by publishing the PEE
tiiou aud order thereon, three weeks successive
Is IN he Ellsworth American, q newspaper pub
li-hed at Ellsworth, in the County OF Hancock,
the III publication to be thirty days at least De
lore The time Of aid view, that all pc rsons and
corporations intel tested may attend and be heard
II they think IT.
Attest:-H. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk
\ true COPY of the petition ami order thereon.
3ws- Attest:-H. b. SAUNDERS Clerk.
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lulrr- for the Count, % Htnr,-A. SAT. ~
MAluu. GynttIu,u
I'D 7. thc uu,icr-iguei petitioners Muuli respect
w fully represent that 4 town or highway :
very much nc,sicl a. 8 public CONVENIENCE. 'Jn
utrurln- At the tow rJa'i Gilbert BrA-d'u'
hpu-.' In the town Of iianr 81, County AMI sat
aforesaid. and running ai4tut a >urthWcss course
Acrp-- land n,,i D., the -llt Gilbert Brl-Inu to
the IiNi.luu line between alter H,-iEkius' and
B.nj. T. IIplkklu-', thence following -ali J nt
>urtheTlN 10 the town Tuai % tween SAID bcnJ L
HuIkgius amt khphaict J MaNnclds lu the town
II Llmolur.
Wv therefore rr4urst You u examine ~AIi rvuI"
and lay uut ! ruad IL YOU think 1t a,iv!-abc !.
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Nemi.hnnual aiemcut Of the Belle If Deer
Isle silver Mining lu.pauy ia. .5th ,is, ~ irIy
\. u Isl '''
the amount u q. essncut actually paid sos,
ne sung ,api al consists 81 mines and All ucr.
capital stock at par Amount ~ debt iu, me
{ "nlpauy. nothing Amount n debts ,Iua Il. IA
m "mrany, s-p9.o0 The amount invested ga
Real cstat. and hNture~ thereon ln, IuIiuy ma. 81
cry go 90 A. aboyr stAte.i. No a->t -suit. u
the pT"ptTt! II this poratl"u Ea- yri been 900 ds
ALFRED II coz. Trra.urrr
- Hhfki ASP, -. Portland JuIy -. l--l
subscribed hui sworn ;o b, fore ne.
EDN ARD u CRAM,
~ Ia tee % the Peace
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Notice..

Ii persons indebted ~ the late firm OF Powers
"A x Emerson requested to settle the same
in the next sixty days all unsettled accounts
after that date will be If with attorney for
collect ON Don. put 1t of un ii it is too lat.
word in season is sufficient for The wise.
POWERS EMERSON.
Orland, July p, 1881. 3w3O
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~atu annual STAT iurut 81 lie ,,,,li,,o, -, IA
QUEEN - BRO k~Nt o. Mini. T many n,.,Ir ~
.Aih taN Of Jul,. \. ~ I~Nt
ne ~ unit ~ asNr@-nUnt actHai's paid in 81 Ust
~" existing ApItAl consists 81 Ian /, mines ami
hl' trHi- 'nr which hc Company b IA sIylg III.
~ The 'api a. -tr'k - she 81, ssration N bar
NW uut ~ %, p iuU from the tnuit.any Il. thin,
y" a--ss mont % the proper 70 he, cor oratt in
h's q b'cu madr. The amount Iuycs,c,i In Rial
F,I.c mi hNturr- thereon /. clu ling marhiu,r,
sIJy. 915 ~ A. above stated -
THOMAS o. LoHINt,, Treasurer.
,Hh'"l,N - ~ s. July % ls>l
subs rilesi AMI sworn to Icf,rr me.
tbN Nltp u CRAM
i"h Justice 81 the Peace
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kenncbec Journal.
Governor and Council.

The Portland Argus of Saturday pub
lished sensational article, dated at this
CITY. in regard to an alleged difficulty be-
tween the Governor and Council at their
last session. There is little Of the article
true except that the Governor got consider
ably "riled" and incontinently adjourned the
session sine die The declaration which the
Argus correspondent makes that members
of the Council laborcd with the Co ernor to
induce him TO reconsider his hasty and ILL
tempered action is complete bosh 80 also is
the idea conveyed nv the writer that the
Council are under concern because of the
Governors course. They understand that
the Council is. about as necessary to the
Governor in conducting State affairs as he
is To the Council, aud they will be rather
amused than otherwise to have him under
take to play "lone hand, If SO be that is
his determination As the Argus appears TO
indicate. The Council adjourned to meet
on the 18th proNimo, and will assemble at
that time notwithstanding the limitations
IN the irg'is that they will not be- permitted
to meet again. The Governor ought not to
be held responsible however for what the
.iy9tls SAYS concerning this matter. for If he
were the people would come to the conclu-
sion that they have a worse than Garcelon
in the Governors chair.
A dispatch from ST John saws the
American war ship Nandalia's appearance at
Fortune bay Is regarded in political circles
with some significance. The ship ha. been
there since the 2lst. anchored near her ma j.
csty', ship Phenix. On Saturday the crew
Of the latter landed, marched to "Guidi
MIDI lake and spent the day in athletic
amuscmentS. \ large number OF American
seamen participated. ami the crews Of both
ships ircei, frateruized. The Nandalia
leaves for Halifax about WEDNESDAY She
was invited to enter a boa, for the annual
regatta. on the 81 Of August, bu, could not
wait.
The rumor Of trouble between Amcri-
can and Newfoundland fishermen on account
Of the payment Of flj.Up by the British
government i altogether without founda-
,ion. The matter Is regarded with indsffer-
ence by the people there.
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FREMONT SILVER MINING CO.

The cttirc nominal Capital was invested In a
lease - tic mineral right Of about ic,n acre. u
Land at south Wet tIaTbot, Ircmuni Main,
Let valuation q Real E-Lite, not valued
AEEF'sa e Valuation OF taxable prup-rt, ~ Hr.i
10y 49,. sora. not valued.
iru' Statement, ERA~II : RfpMNN
Treas ri Of ITculU nj silver Mining umpauy
hA>Co' \ ss-Iuly g. 1851
Then personally cam" trRstu- , R.lu4n au,l
mai" oath that ID" Foregoing statement j. lru.
a'e ring {" h. bet Know icIgc anil lc l,.. Ec
fapa me
ER\~rt~ KkDMAN
lMau IM-tl.r ~ tMr I.a.r
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NdI leave EaFklaud for North Haven, Deer
Lie, >autHWr-. and Bar HIrb"r-, - t,uuld-bnIu.
Lam IN, Hancock and ~utlly an. rvrry II E>DAf,
mt E~pAI ~Alt kDAI At go 4. NJ. or
on arT.N al u ~at ford Line steiner from Boston.
i4-~ myers tJr Nit Desert, by rail. a. tsuCklaul.
Val lrase Bu-tuH oa MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
AMI FRIDAY moruing, by Boston 4 Name
l.A-tru X, X, aud arrive At kocAIand at 10 +.
~ taking steamer neat III, ralGg Connections
!ra'n all points ia White Mountains male with
tat. II slu at Portland.
E'ltTI. < leave sullivan MONDAY, " EBNE-.
DAY smith EtpAi. at 20 \. NJ bar Htrtur II ;.
- \. Vi tarhtHg at all other au'ii ugz. Meeting
at Rocklani V tu Knox anil lincoln K. r.. arriving
IN Boston 20 lup' L. NJ To Portland only until
Jun" r tn, connecting at Batn for ali point On
Nam" Central L. Il. Al aTuouih junction With
t'Hut lr.uk k'y for tt"rhAtn y H. Montreal
*, aud al Portl- nj with Portland 4 Uxdensburx
x K Tor \arth conway, raw ford IIou-, fahyau
House ami other sta iuH-, arriving zane e. enlug
Also connecting At ROcklAhI with sanford
steamers lur Bo1tHu.
H. ". JORDAN, G~a'I Manager
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Notice TO SubScribcrs,

The date on the address label on each suhseri.
bers paper shows the time IN which the subscrip
ton Is pald; aud all subscribers in arrears are
requested TO pay up as soon possible.
In all communications relating to subscriptions
our correspondents are requested to state the
Poet Office to which the paper H. OF il 10 he sent
ly-
In directing a change Of address, always give
the present address az well the one 10 which you
wish the paper aftergaris sent
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Notice of Foreclosure.

\ Tire vPy Attest
Jm3n AR pENEREUN. ~hern
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-06-29
: PRICE ) CENTS.
} $500 PER- ANNUM

cept poor land, that we don't ave),
and have never seen q failure yet;
every grove planted proves a success.
And as the best evidence OF the advan-
tages our county affords to those
wishing to embark in the orange
business, somepro ominent and wealthy
men OF other parts are investing in
orange groves here; for instance,
Governor Bloxham, Hon VIM. 3.
Henderson, President Of the Tampa
Steamship Company, Hon. E. a.
Clark,a wholesale merchant OF Tampa,
Hon. L. G. Mitchell, Jadge Of this
Judicial Circuit, Hon. S. NJ. Spark
man, Solicitortor this Judicial Circuit,
with many others-all old citizens of
Florida who have tried the orange
business in various localities, but have
now purchased land here and are
planting out groves, and expect to
make all their future investments
in that line in this most favorable
region.
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twenty oranges oni it. Some Isabella
grape cuttings which were sent
from Connecticut year ago last
winter have several large lunches of
grapes upon them and some hills of
corn which had fish put into the
hill when the corn was planted were
very large and thrifty, causing sever,
al to remark that with fertilizer they
did not see why corn would not do
as well here as at the North. Mr..
Moses Selleck's place a few rods
south on the same high ridge was
visited his stumps are doing re-
markably well.
Some bananas which were planted
in beds thrown up out of a muck
pond and the plants set around the
border Of it excited considerable
attention Mas M. 3. RoLFE,
Secretary.
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valuable upon low and wet lands.
and upon dry poor soils. On the
tormer,where the proximity of water
forces the trees to teed near the sur.
face, the mulching nourishes and pro.
tects the roots; upon the latter it
affords an efficient fertilizer, and rem.
ders the tree less liable to injury
from sun and drought.
u. II. MANvILLE.
Lake George, Eya., Ju'ae %, 1881.
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Resolutions Of MicanOpy Fruit
and Vegetable Growers
Association,
EDITORS Sun AND BEE ::

EDITORS Sun AND BEE:
at meeting of the Micanopy
Fruit and Vegetable Growers Asso-
citation, which was held at Micanopy
June 11th, the enclosed resolutions
were adopted. In obedience to order
OF the Association, l herewith hand
you copy OF resolutions, with the
request that you insert them in your
paper.
B. f. JORDAN, Sect'y.
The Micauopy Fruit and Vegetable
Growers Association in convention
assembled, do unanimously declare
and resolveas follows. That, whereas,
the already large and rapidly increas,
ing fruit and vegetable products of
this county render the matter of
! speedy transportation OF paramount
Importance, and,whereas, either from
unnecessary and culpable delays,
improper handling, or crowded and
badly ventilated conveyances, or from
combination of all these causes.
thousands of our crates of vegetables
this season have reached market in
rotton and unsaleable condition,
thereby bringing ruirous losses upon
the producers; and, whereas, the
general laws of the land, the laws of
trade and reciprocity demand that
rapid and commodious facilities of
transportation be extended to us.
Therefore, be it
-
Resolved 1st, That we put ourselves
by committee, delegation or other
wise, in close communication with
the several heads of the carrying lines
and lay before them our grievances
and statement of our wrongs.
Resolved I'd, That we continue to
urge, petition and demand of the said
officials recognition of our rights
until ali causes OF complaints shall
cease, when suitable, well ventilated
vehicles be furnished to transport
our productions expeditiously to mar
ket.
Resolved Sd, That we announce our
selves ready to cooperate with any
and all similar associations in our
effort to secure said facilities OF trans.
portation.
Resolved 4th, That we recommend
the organization of like associations
where none now exist.
Resolved 5th, That we request the
papers of our county and adjoining
counties to publish the foregoing
preambles and resolutions.
Micaaaopy, J~ue 18th, 1881.
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An Act to Prevent the WantOn
Injury OF Animals.

THE People Of the State Of EoTdu,
repreSenteoLiaa Senate and assembly, :,
do enact as .103Oao3:
SECTION l. Whoever wiltully or
wantonly, and without malice to.
ward the owners, kills, mains, or dis
figures any horse, cattle, or other an.
imals belonging to another person,
shall be guilty ol misdemeanor, and
on conviction thereof shall be punish
able by Imprisonment in the county
Jail not exceeding one year, or by
fine not exceeding five hundred dol
lars, or by boCh such iiae and ia.
prisonment.
Approved February 8, 1881.