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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1876
Volume 199, Page 517   View tiff image (56K)
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JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR

517

horse, three cents per mile; provided also, that the

Proviso.

president and directors of said company may, in

 

their discretion, adopt special rates of toll to the

 

stockholders thereof.

 

SEC. 8. And be it enacted, That the directors of the

 

said company shall have power to make and adopt

Powers.

such by-laws, rules and regulations for the direction

 

and management of said company, as may in their

 

judgment be necessary for the purposes of their in-

 

corporation not inconsistent with the provisions of

 

this charter and the laws and constitution of this

 

State, and the president and directors of said com-

 

pany or a majority of them, shall constitute, appoint

 

and employ such officers, agents and servants for the

 

construction, preservation and repair of said road,

 

and for the receipt and collection of tolls and the

 

transportation of all other, business of said company,

 

as in their judgment may be necessary.

 

SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That if any person or per-

 

sons whatever, riding or driving anything whatever

Avoiding pay-

or leading the same, shall therewith pass through

ment of toll.

any private gate or bar or turn off said road with the

 

intention of avoiding the payment of toll for passing

 

through such gate, all and every person so offending

 

shall for every such offence forfeit and pay to the

 

said president and directors, a sum not exceeding

Penalties.

twenty dollars, to be sued for and recovered with

 

costs of suit before any justice of the peace, in like

 

manner as debts of similar amount may be sued for

 

and recovered, and if any toll-gatherer shall demand

 

and knowingly receive any greater toll than he is

 

authorized to receive by this act, he shall forfeit ten

 

dollars for every such offence for the use of the

 

county.

 

SEC. 10. And be it enacted, That if any person or

 

persons shall wilfully, by any means whatsoever, in-

Impair or de-

jure, impair or destroy any part of said road, or any

stroy.

of its necessary works or buildings, or place any

 

obstructions on said road, or if any person or per-

 

sons shall effect or attempt to effect an entrance

 

through any toll-gate on said road by force, violence

 

or intimidation, such person or persons so offending

Penalty.

shall be subject to indictment in the Circuit Court

 


 
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