The copper era., 1909-06-24

thirty days by appearing and making
 satisfactory proof of the ownership Ot
 the animal or animals, have the right
 to redeem such animal or animals
 from the purchaser thereof and req
 sonable compensation to such owner
 not to exceed one dollar per day for
 the care of and maintainance of such
 animal for the actual time it has been
 kept by such purchaser, and said
 owner complying herewith shall also
 have the right to receive from the
 Town the amount received by the
 Town from the sale of such animal
 or animals less the pound keepers just and proper charges, and all bills of sale hereafter executed and deilv- cred by said Town to the purchaser of impounded animals sold under this ordinance, shall expressly provide for the right of redemption of the same by the owner, and upon his compliance with the ordinance.
 Section 5. Ii the owner of any an- imal or animals impounded as above provided shall make affidavit before any Justice of the Peace within the Town of Clifton that he is the owner of such animal or animals, descri ping same. and that same are uulawfulIy held by said pound keeper and at the same time execute a bond with two or more good and sufficient sureties and payable to said pound keeper in a sum at least double the amount of the value of such animal or animals so impounded and claimed by him. conditioned that if be fail to prove that such animal or animals are un- lawfully held by said pound keeper he will pay all cost of snch proceed ings and will also pay said pound keeper all his legal fees and charges for the taking care and keeping of such animal or animals; which bond shall be approved by and filed with said Justice of the Peace. Whereupon said pound keeper shall deliver such animal or animals to said claimant, and said Justice of the Peace shall set the hearing of said complaint for a time of not more than five days after the date of the filing of said com plaint and bond, and on said day shall proceed with the trial of said complaint as in other civil cases; and if said complainant fail to recover in said cause said Justice of the Peace shall enter judgment against him and the sureties on his said bond for all costs of such proceedings and in favor of said pound keeper for all his fees chars cable under this ordinance, but if said complainant shall recover in said case the Justice of the Peace shall enter judgment against said pound keeper for all the cost of said proceed ings.
 Section 6. Any person who shall break open any pound wherein any are impounded under the provisions of this ordinance, or who shall remove or aid in the removal of any animals so impounded without having paid all the costs, charges and expenses herein provided, or who shall hinder, delay or obstruct any person driving to the pound any ani- mai or animals under the provisions of this ordinance shall upon convic- ton be punished by fine of not less than one dollar nor more than ten dollars, or by imprisonment in the town or county jail for a period of not less than one day nor more than ten days, or by both such fine and impris onment in the discretion of the court trying the case.
 Section 2. Any person found guilty of willfully impounding an animal or animals for the purpose of gratifying personal spite or malice and any pound keeper failing or refusing or after notice to impOund