Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-09-29

than one dollar Sl.UU) nor more
than five dollars $500 for each
offence.
Sec. 2. It shall be lawful for
any person to take up any sheep
horses, cattle or swine running
at large il the town of Eagle
River and take or drive the same
to the public pound or place pro-
vided by the town board for the
purpose, and for SO doing he
shall seceive from the pound mas
ter lee of fifty (5Oc) cents for
each horse, swine, sheep Or cat
tie impounded.
Sec. 3. The superintendent Of
police shall be keeper of the pub
lie pound and it shall be his duty
to to take up and impound any
sheep, swine, horses or cattle
known to him to be running at
large within the town Of Eagle
River and also to receive and
safely keep in said pound all
sheep, horses, swine or cattle
found running at large in said
town ofEagle River and brought
to said pound And he shall
notify the owner of such animals
if known to him, of impounding
such animal. And for each VIC
1ation of any provision of this
section the person guilty Of such
violation shall pay fine of not
less than one dollar ($1OO) nor
more than five dollars $500 for
each otfense.
Sec. 4. There shall be charged
for each animal in1poundeda fee
of one dollar ($1.OO) and also
the sum of fifty cents (5Oc) for
each day or part of day for pro-
viding sustenance for each swine
sheep, horses Or cattle so i'm
pounded.
Sec, 5, The owner of such
animals impounded may secure
the release of such animals upon
the payment to the keeper
of the public pound at any time
prior to the sale of said animal
as hereinafter provided, the i'm
pounding fee and charges for the
sustanance provided in the pre-
ceding section; if the owner of
said animal Or animals so i'm
pounded does not claim or relerse
said animal within five days
after the same are so impounded
then said public pound master
shall sell the same at public auc-
ton after giving notice of the
time and place of such sale, by
posting notices in at least sex
public and conspicuous places In
said town atleast five days prior
to the day of sale. The pound
master shall retain said charges
for sustenance and also the i'm
pounding fee If said animals are
impounded by him and in case
the same shall be impounded by
any other person he shall pay
such person thesum OF fifty cents
(5Oc) for each animal so i'm
pounded and if the pound mas
ter sell any animal at public auc-
ton as heretofore provided he
shall receive for his services in
selling the same the sum of ten
per cent, of the purchase money.
Sec. 6. TIE money received at
such sale, after deducting the i'm
pounding fee aud charges fo1 the
keeping of said animal Or ami
mails and the fee for selling, shall
be forthwith paid to the town
treasurer who shall give his re-
cept for the same and the pound
master shall Immediately after
such sale file his report thereof
with the town clerk, describing
the animal or animals sold, the
amount received for each and to
whom sold.
Sec. Z. Any person who shall
break open in any mander, direct
ly or indirectly, either to assist in
or counsel or advise the breaking
open of the town pound pay a
fee not less than FIVE dollars
$500 nor more than ten dol
lars $40 ! for each such offence