Graham guardian., 1914-06-05

matters DI interest 10 our IhrHleIS.
These paragraphs are given be-
low: ....-..
Fences
3249. Every enclosure of land
shall be deemed under lawful
fence when such fence is constructed
and maintained as follows: ..
With good and substantial posts
firmly planted in the ground at in
tervals of not more than thirty feet
apart, upon which shall be strung
and fastened at least four barbed
wires of the usual type tightly
stretched and secured to the posts
and spaced as follows: The top
wire to be fifty inches above the
ground, the first wire below the
top wire to be twelve inches below
the top wire, the second wire below
the top wire to be twenty-five inches
below the top wire, and the third
wire below the top wire to be thirty
two inches below the top wire; pro-
vided, that in case the posts of said
fence shall be set more than one rod
apart, then and in that case the
wires of said fence shall be sup
ported by stays placed not more
than seven and one-half feet apart
or from said posts, which stays shall
extend from the top wire of said
fence to the ground, snd each wire
of said fence securely fastened
thereto; and all fences constructed
otherwise, or of other material,
which shall be equally as strong and
otherwise efficient to turn live stock
as that above described, shall also
be deemed lawful and" sufficient
fence within the meaning of this
act. ra '.
325l. When any live stock shall
break into any enclosure enclosed
by a lawful fence and damages the
crop, or any property therein, in
any way, including the damages to
such fence. the party or parties suf-
fering said damages shall immedi-
ately notify the justice of the peace,
who, with two disinterested parties
to be chosen by himself. shall i'm
mediately make personal examina-
tions of the property damaged and
appraise the amount of damages
suffered, and make record of same
in his docket. The owner of such
stock, as we'll as the person in charge
thereof at the time of such breach,
shall be liable to the owner or occu.
pant of such land for the damages
caused by such breach and trespass
by said stock to the amount entered
on the docket of the justice of the
peace as the damages appraised in
the particular instance; provided,
that either party shall have the
right to appeal from said appraise-
ment in cases where the damages
equal or exceed twenty-five dollars.
Such owner or occupant of said land
shall have lien on such stock so
causing such damage for the amount
thereof.
License Taxes
1925. The producers of food pro-
ducts on agricultural lands, farms
and gardens in this State, shall
never under any pretext be denied
or restricted in the right to sell and
dispose of the same, except in the
manner and to the extent expressly
provided by this chapter.
3629. No tax, license. or other
burden or fee shall ever be imposed
or levied upon or demanded or COL
lected from any producer. as herein
defined, because of any sale or sales
of any such products; nor shall any
penalty or punishment ever be i'm.
posed upon him on account of any
such sale; nor shall any municipal
which in any manner or
under any guise seeks to impose or
subject him to any such tax, fee or
penalty, have any force or effect,
save and except that all such pro.
ducts shall, in common with similar
products offered for sale by persons
who are not the producers thereof,
be subject to inspection; but no !
ordinance providing for |
such inspection shall be valid unless
it applies, in precisely the same
and on precisely the same
terms. to others offering similar
products for sale.
Live Stock, Cattle
3743. No law relating to the in.
spection of animals made applicable |
to persons engaged in slaughtering |
produced by others, shall |
lie applied to producers. provided |