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 tn Sharon, on Monday the s6th of October, l8s0- BY.L1W.

 VOTED, That ir any owner of any horse Or cattle shall suffer the same to go Ut large out Of his or her enclosure, aller the first day Of April next, such owner shall forfeit and pay to the person who shall take up and i'm. pound the same the sum Of twenty Ave cents for each head of cattle, and for each horse, for each time they shall be 60 found at large out Of the owners enclosure and taken up.

 That it shall be the duty Uf tho haywards in their several districts, and 1t shall be lawful for any other person, to impOund any cattle or horses SO found out of the enclosure of the owner and at large, who, together with the pound keeper, shall regulate the proceedings receive the same compensation, and have th' same powers as are granted in the statute law Of this state "entitled Pounds :" Provided that no penalty be incurred under this by.lav shall exceed the sum of three dollars, and tn owner Of such cattle or horses SO impounde shall not receive the same from the pound tn tl he shall have paid to the person impound ing the samo the amount of the forfeiture, an to the pound keeper his fees and his expense for keeping said creatures as in other cases C creatures imp0unded: Provided nevertheless! that any person who has family residence i said town of Sharon may, # he chooses, snl fer one COW to run at large on the public high way and not incur the aforesaid penalty. A true copy of record as appears in this of flee. GEO. KING, Jun. T0vn Clerk. 1 Sharon, Feb. 8, 1880. g.