Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-05-02

run at large in said town of Eag-
lie River: That any owner or
keeper, of any swine, horses Or
cattle, who permit or allow the
same to run at large in said
town, be punished by a fine of
not less than Fifty Cents and not
more than One Dollar for each
offense.
SEC, 2-Any person Of the age
of Is years or over, who deliv-
ers to the person in charge of
the public pound. or place pro-
vided by the Town Board of
Supervisors of said town, any
swine, horses or cattle, which
have been running at large in
said town, shall be entitled to
the sum of Fifty Cents tor each
of such swine, horses or cattle
SO delivered, payment to bemade
to such party or parties by the
person in charge of said pound.
SEC. SIT shall be the duty of
the party i'll charge of such
pound, to keep a true and correct
record of all animals so i'm
pounded, giving a description of
each animal, With the name of
the owner if known, the date of
the impounding, and the name
of the party delivering the
animal or animals to the pound.
It shall also be the duty of the
party in charge Of said pound,
after the delivery of any swine,
horses or cattle to said pound,
to Immediately notify the owner
of such animal or animals of the
impounding of the same.
SEC. 4-There shall becharged
for each animal inpounded, a fee
of One Dollar for impounding;
the sum of twenty-five Cents for
the keeping, feeding and main
tanning of each swine, for each
day or fractional part of a day.
SEC. Sin order to secure the
release of any animal impounded
as provided in this ordinance,
the owner or keeper of such |
animal shall pay to the keeper of
such public pound, within a !
period of ten days from the date
of impounding, the impounding
fee, and the charges for the keep
ing, feeding and maintaining, as
provided for in the preceding
section.
SEC. 6-Any animal not re-
leased as before provided, shall
be sold by the pound master, at
public auction in said town:
Notice of the time and place, OF
such sale shall be given by the
pound master, by posting in at
least three public and conspic-
uous places ia said town, at least
six days before the sale, a notice
signed by the pound master, de
scribing the animal or animals
to be sold, the time and place of
such sale.
SEC. THE moneys received
at such sale, after deducting the
cost of keeping, feeding and main
tanning, and the impounding fee,
shall forthwith be paid by the
pound master to the Town Treas
urer of said town, who shall is
sue and deliver his receipt there
for, and the pound master shall
Immediately after such sale, file
a report of the sale, describing
the animal sold, to whom sold
and the amount received from
the sale, with the Town Clerk of
said town.
SEC. 8-Any person or persons
who shall directly or indirectly,
aid or assist, in breaking open,
the Town Pound, shall pay a
fine of not less than Five Dollars
and not more than Ten Dollars,
for each such offense.
SEC. 9-Any person who shall
hinder, obstruct or prevent, or
any person who shall assist, IN
the hindering, obstructing OF
preventing, of the impounding
of any horses, swine or cattle
found running at large IN said
town, shall pay a fine of-not less
than Five Dollars nor more than
Ten Dollars for each such offense.
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