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At on adjourned Toscn Meeting held at the

 I'O,cn House in Salisbury. On Monday, Oct.

 20th. 1884:

 NOTED, That if any owner of any Neat V Cattle, Horses, Mules, or Sheep, shall suffer ihe same to go at large or out of his or her enclosure, such owner shall forfeit and pay to the person wh" shall take up and impOnnCh the same the sum of twenty five cents for such creature so found at large or out of the owners inclosMre or taken up.

 Footed. that it shall be lawful for any person. or persons to impound any creature so found out sf the enclosure of the owner and at largeS and any person SO impounding any creature shall give pOtice thereof to the owner, and proceed according to the third and fourth sec- tiOns of statute law of this state enrrieCi. asr act to provide pounds, and to regulate the impounding of creatures:' and the owner of creatures so impounded shall not rescue the same from the pound until he shall have paid to ths personimpoundiDg the same the amount 0f the fOrfrituse. and to the pOund-keeper his fees and his expenses for keeping said cFea- lures as in other cases of creatures impOuDd- ed: PTOUidrd nevertheless, that any family re- siding in said town Of Salisbury may suffer one Mich Cow to run at large in the public high way from the first Of April to the first of De- cember, and not incur the aforesaid penalty.

 Attest,

 CHARLES BENTON. 3OiOn Clerk.

 Salisbury, Oet. S2, 1884 4'3r