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At meeting ef hte subscribers, Ciul AGhoritv

 of7he toacn 9 Salisbury on the 7th day ef De-

 cember, lS36- ,. WY WHEREAS it is represented to us the said w Civil Authority of said town, that there are now enc or more mad dogs at large and doEAg damage both to persons and property in said town and we judge that the inhabit- ants of this state and tfieir property are in danger therefrom-Therefore, itis hereby

 Ordered, that all dogs in this town be forth with confined and restrained from going at large for tho term of thirty days from the pub. lication of this order; and if any dog shall be found at large or without restraint in this town within the term aforesaid, he may he killed.

 His further ordered, that if the owner of any dog in this town shiA' neglect or refuse to coEfine or restrain his or her dog, and keep the same confined or restrained for the term ot thirty days as aforesaid, such owner shalf forfeit and pay the surrof seven dollars, ones half to him who shall sue for and prosecute the same to effect, and the other half to the treasurer of the town of Salisbury.

 Ordered, that this order be forthwith pub- Iished in the newspapers printed in Litchfield, and that notification of the same be'set up in writing at the dwelling house of Samuel $. Botsford in Furnace Village, at the dwell- ing house of Wm. Bushnell near the Meeting House, at the store in Chapinville, and at the dwelling house of Halsey Tibbals in Salis- bury Hollow. ELIpHALET WHIrTEEsEY, -'- WILLIAM c. STERLING,

 g' ROGER AvERnL,

 JOHN H. HUBBARD.

 Salisbury, Dec. 2, 1888. %