, 1884-07-12

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= For temporarily defrayiag the amounts for these, as we'll as for
assigned to the ROadCommissiOn from the Colonial Treasury.
The construction of new roads is effected and expenses betrayed by
road all0tments Of the quarter IL proportion to be fixed by additional
y21.
= The n public scs is sc oI hs SnnG with ma making precision that the necessary
In default of amicable arrangement with the owner regarding
compensation for the use Of the ground as gravelpt, the area required
for the site Of the eraytlpjt, and needful access thereto, shall! be ex.
i in'rr msn 1p parIrss h by !" 6sS4 "H ance M n "a !" nj ne tnat each of the
RnIr'1sement to demand REIMBURSEMENT by the double number of men.
a manner, however, that the G, penSes Of a re.a ~ re Ute dam M n =
by the owner and heissue of which is against him VI betrayed by
The same proceeding is applicable in the case of oession of ground
Tor the construction of new roads.
" PENALTIES ETC.
are punished, in so far as they are not liable to more severe penalties.
the Colonial Treasury: The fines are dictated BY The Superior Authority.
In regarl to other offences committed by road functionaries, Or against
such while CD duty, the general enactments of law are applicable.
ANY holder ola road.anotment who is found, at the annual inspec,
work. ur III in ,m9 nemtn oO % h jnnu or ~ to o. nave "sr &mn6ttq if to q complete ON etc.. the road.
manner, is liable to a fine not exceeding $50.
ANY holder of a road, allotment who fails to comply with N order
from the properly qualified Officer II authority, at any time soever in
the ytar, concerning the repairing of his roadalOtment or ANYTHING
belonging thereto, is liable to a fine not exceeding $25. The same
fine shall be adjudged against any person emitting to plant the bound.
posts mentioned i'll u,
g26.
Cases concerning the offences mention in g "a and % are dealt
WHh us pubic Police Suits, at the instance of the Road Commission
The Road-CommiSsiOn is, however, before the case is reported to the
P0hcemaster, authorize I'd to accept the delinquent partvs offer % settle
the matter amcahly by fine TO be paid forthwith. CONCERNING such
settlements the Road Commission shall make report to the Sunporior
Authority. Fines adjudged or agreed to under the present 6 accrue to
the Colonial Treasury.
Hthe holder ola road allotment is not residing in ST. Croix. citation
in the cases in question may he lawfully served on the person who
administrators his property here, with notice to be determined according
to The residence of the person thus empowered.
2.
On every vehicle which when loaded weighs 5000 pounds or mn.
wards, the ftloeS of the wheels shall be at least 8 inches broad. Trans.
ResSon of this provision shall be liable to penalty of a fine of not less
than & and not exceeding $40. Cases of noncompliance are dealt with
as public Police Suits.
Upon conference with the Colonial Council, the Superior Authority
maintenance of public peace and security of and on the road. incIndino
the preservation Of the trees growing along the roads, which trees must
not he teHed III a space 6 feet from the trenches. Fruit Of trees along
the pubHcIOadS belongs to the owners of the adjoining proDerties
80.
Transgre>Sions from the regulations mentioned in 90 are dealt
with IN pubic Police Suits, and are punished with fines not exceeding
$50, which accrue to the Police Fund. In the case of children nndpr *
years, the punishment of fogging with a rod may be inflicted according
to circumstances.
Y FINAL PROVISION.
81.
This ordinance takes effect on and from the 1st June 1884 From
the same date are ahrogated the Road Regulations of Gath Nav 1910
Un6rmpU hV RIVAL SannfiOu Ioto1 2j Nn,.nOhn. JON =: