The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-08-31

the work house commission shall re-
duce to writing its findings and shall
file the same in the county court clerk IS
office within five days after its deter
mination of the matter passed upon,
which findings shall become part of
the record in the case.
Sec. 6.-Be it further enacted, That
any person or persons considering
themselves aggrieved by the action Of
the work house commissioners may,
within ten days from the filing of the
findings of the work house commits.
sioners in the office of the county court
clerk, appeal therefrom, upon the ex
ecution of a bond for costs of appeal, to
the next quarterly county court, and
from there to the circuit and supreme
courts. All costs OF such appeal shall
be paid by the appellant if the work
house commissioners findings are sus-
tained, otherwise to be paid oat of the
work house fund, unless for good rea-
son the costs should be otherwise taxed.
Sec. 7.-Be it further enacted, That
in case of appeal the county attorney
shall attend the case for the county and
shall be paid such sum as may be al
lowed him by the county court.
Sec. 8.-Be it further enacted, That
said work house commissioners shall
receive one dollar and fifty cents per
day as compensation while acting as a
jury of view, which shall be paid from
the work house fund. Three of said
commissioners shall constitute quo
rum for the purpose of this act, and no
commissioner shall receive compensa-
ton unless he attend with said COM
missioners in laying off, changing or
relocating roads and assessing the
damages therefor.
Sec. 9.-Be it further enacted, That
any member of the work house com.
missioners related to any of the parties
affected by such change, closing or
opening of said road or roads shall be
incompetent to act, but the remaining
members not SO related shall proceed
in the manner prescribed by this act,
unless two or more of said commission
ers are related to the parties affected,
in which event the ,member or men,
bers not disqualified shall associate
with themselves two disinterested free
holders residing in the district or dis
tricts in which said changes are to be
made, and said free holders shall sub
scribe to the same oath prescribed for
the work house commissioners, and
shall in conjunction with said commits
not disqualified, perform the
duties of said work house commission
ers in establishing, changing or relocat-
ing said road in the manner prescribed
by this act for said work house COM
Sec. 10.-Be it further enacted, That
in any county not having work house
the petition prescribed in
section 10 of this act shall be addressed
to the chairman of the county court,
and If the chairman is of opinion that
a road or roads should be changed, es-
tablished or relocated, he shall name
two disinterested free holders, who, af-
ter being sworn in the same manner as
prescribed by section of this act, shall,
together with said chairman of the |
court, act as a jury of view and
shall establish, change or relocate roads
and assess the damages for lands taken |
in the same manner as prescribed in
this act for the work house commits
sioners, and shall receive the same
compensation as provided for said work
house commissioners.
See. 1l.--Be it further enacted, That |
all laws in conflict with this act be,
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 12.-Be it further enacted, That
this act take effect from and after its
passage, the public welfare requiring it,
Passed June %, 1911.
N. BAXTER, Jr.,
Speaker of the Senate.