PUBLIC. ACTS-MAY. 1928,
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An Act in addition to an Act concerning

 crimes and punishments.

 Be itenGcted by the Senate 0ad House of Representatives in General Assembly convened, That no person or persons shall within this state, sell any lottery ticket, or tickets, or any part, portion, or interest therein, except in lotteries which are or shall be granted by the General Assembly thereof, or open, or keep an office, shop or store for the purpose of selling or pro- curing any lottery ticket or tickets afore- said, or any part, portion or interest there- in-or act as broker, factor, or agent in buying, selling, or procuring to be bought or sold, or disposed of in any way whatev- CT any such ticket or tickets, or any part portion or interest therein, or in affecting, or endeavouring to effect any contract in regard thereto, or shall set up, exhibit or publish, or cause to be set up, exhibited or published within this state, any written or printed proposal to buy, sell, or procure any such ticket or tickets, or any part, por- tion or interest therein; and any person or persons so offending, being thereof duly convicted before the County Court, shall, for the first offence forfeit and pay fine of twenty dollars to the Treasurer of this State, and for the second offence shall for- felt and pay fine of fifty dollars, and shall be further punished by imprisonment in the common jail, not exceeding three months, at the discretion of said court.

 SEC. 2. All prosecutions grounded upon this act shall be instituted by the attornies for the State, in the respective counties, or the Grand Jurors in the several towns, & the sums recovered, exclusive of costs, shall be paid to the treasurer of the state. SEC. 8. Be tt further enacted, That "An Act for licensing Lottery .offices," passed in 1925. be, and the same is hereby repeal ed: ProUsded, however, that this act shall not be construed to revoke or annul any li- cense already granted according to the provisions ofthe last mentioned act.

 SEC. 4. The 75lh and 76th sections of an act concerning crimes and punishments are hereby repealed.

 Approved, June Sd, 1928.

 An Act in addition to and alteration of an

 act entitled an act concerning Mills and Millers.

 Be it enacted by the Senate aud House cf Representatives ia General Assembly, convened, That any Miller may take as toll for grinding each bushel of rye, two quarts and one pint thereof; and for bohing each bushels of rye, one pint thereof; any law to the contrary notwithstanding.

 Approved, May g, 1928.

 An Act in addition to an act entitled an

 act for regulating Salaries and Fees.

 SEC. l Be it enacted by the Senate and House cf Representatives in General As- senabIy Convened, That each standing Jn- TOT attending the County and Superior Court. shall receive for each days attend ance at either of said Courts, the sum oi one dollar and twenty-five cents, and fol { travel to and from court, five cents pel