Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-07-14

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 1910. (Sec 8 It shall be the duty of the recorder of the county to re- cord the papers transmitted to him as provided in section two in a separate book, to be kept by him for that pur pose, for which he shall be entitled to demand and receive the same fees that are allowed by law for similar services, to be paid in all cases by the taker-up.
 1S11. (Sec. 9.) When two or more animals are taken up at the same time by the same person, they shall be in cluded in the same entry, and no more fees Gncluding fees for posting and advertisinghcreinafterm mentioned)shall be charged than is allowed by law for one animal.
 1872. Sec. 1O) The county recor- der shall cause a statement of the ap- praisement and description of the animal or animals so estrayed to be ad- vertised at least three times in some newspaper published ill the county where such animal or animals were cstrayed if there be one; and if there be no newspaper published in the county, then the recorder shall cause the same to be advertised in the news paper nearest to the county, and also by posting up notices at three public places in the county, one of which shall be at the court house door there of and the printers of such notice shall furnish said recorder with copy of the paper containing said notice, and it shall be the duty of said re- corder to file and preserve the same in his office for the inspection of all per sons who may be interested; and for such publication the printer shall be entitled to receive from the party estraying! the same the sum of three dollars, to be collected by the recorder and paid to the order of the printer.
 1913. (Sec. ID The property of every stray horse. mare, gelding, Ally, colt, mule, jack, jennet, or work OK, taken up as aforesaid and not proven away within six months after such appraisement, shall be deemed vested in the county wherein such estray may have been posted, and the taker- up shall immediately thereafter pro ceed to sell the same for cash to the highest bidder on the premises where taker-up resides, after giving notice of the same as required in the case of sheriff7s sales; and within ten days after such sale, he shall, after deduct ing the expenses incurred in estraying said animals, pay into the county treasury fifty per cent of the proceeds of the same, and retain the other fifty per cent for his own use and benefit.
 1S14 (Sec. 12) Whenever sale of an estray shall be made according to the provisions of the preceding sec ton, the taker-up shall make return of such sale, duly sworn to by him, to the recorder of the county in which the sale was made, who shall file the same in his office.
 1915. (Sec. 13.) All sales of cstrays, horses, mares, Allies, geldings, colts, mules, jacks, jennets or work oxen shall be made on the first Tuesday in the month, and between the hours of one and three p. Tn. of said day
 1916. (Sec. 14.) Any citizen taking up any stray hogs, sheep, goats or cat tie, other than work oxen, shall pro ceed in the same manner as is required in the case of horses, etc., except ad- vertising in a newspaper, and any per son estraying the same, at the expira- ton of one month from the day of ap- praisement, shall proceed to give mo- | tice as in the case of sheliff's or con stables sales, and sell such estravs where they were taken up; provided, there be not less than three adult bid ders in attendance at said sale, besides the family of the taker-up.
 1877. (Sec. 15) No animal or ani- mals of the kind enumerated in the preceding section, except work oxes, shall be subject to be estrayed unless the same shall have been known to the taker-up as being an estray for at least one month previous to the time of estraying the same.
 1918. (Sec. 169 In making the returns of sales under this act the taker-up shall, in all cases, give the names of at least three of the bidders who were present at said sale, who were not members of this family.
 1919. (Sec. ID If any person estraying any animal or animals enumerated in this act, shall send ol take away the same out of the county in which the same was taken up and estrayed, or sell or otherwise dispose of the same, he and his suretieS shall
 be liable upon their bond in an action
 for damages in favor of the party in jured,
 1920. (Sec 1S) The taker-up oI an estray may use the same in modern
 ton, after having executed bond a>
 provided in section two, but should Inc
 abuse or injure the same he and his
 sureties shall be liable upon his bono
 in damages for such abuse or injury
 and may be sued therefor by the owner for his own use, or by the board O
 supervisors for the use of the county
 1891. (Sec. 19.) Whenever an estray animal shall be found dead, or shal
 escape, the taker-up shall without de lay, make report thereof in writing, tC the recorder of the county, under oath . which report shall be recorded by sait recorder in a book to be kept by hin TOT that purpose, dnu any person Wn' 1 shall make false report shall be liabl l on his bond, together with his sureties for the value of the animal or animal , estrayed; and shall also be liable to bt . indicted and punished as for perjury } 1922. (Sec. 2O) All moneys aris ing from the sales of estrays, under ) the provisions of this act, shall be pal, : to the county treasurer, and shall b l by him applied exclusively to tn : school fund of the county.
 l 1923. (Sec. 2l.) If any person hay - ing in charge an estray shall refuse t