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An Act for the benefit of James Ganes, of Hopkins county. 1849 146 (1849)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0639 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY.

1850.   violation of any by-law or ordinance, shall be recovered by
and assessed by warrant before some Justice of the Peace for Mason coun-
five pounds.  y, sued out in the name of the President and Board of
Trustees: Provided, that when any fine, affixed to the vio-
lation of any by-law or ordinance, shall exceed five pounds,
the Justice shall cause a jury to be summoned to try the
accused; and no fine for the violation of any by-law or
ordinance of said Trustees shall exceed twenty five dollars.
SEC. 5. That the said Trustees shall have full power to
appoint an overseer of the streets and alleys, who shall
cause them to be worked and kept in order.
SEC. 6. That said Trustees shall have power to tax all
shows, circuses, and other exhibitions, that shall show or ex-
hibit in said town, or within one mile of the corporate limits
thereof, in such sum as they may deem right, not exceeding
ten dollars for every twenty four hours the same shall be
exhibited; which taxes, so collected, shall be applied to the
improvement of the streets of said town.
SEC. 7. That the corporate limits of the said town shall
embrace one square mile, having for its centre the store
house now occupied by Daniel R. Craycraft; and it shall
be the duty of the persons named as Trustees of said town,
in this act, to cause an exact survey of said town to be
made out, and a map thereof designating the streets and
alleys therein, which they shall have recorded in the Clerk's
office of the Mason County Court; and said map, or a cer-
tified copy thereof, shall be evidence of the extent and lim-
its of said town, and of the position of the streets, alleys!
public grounds, and lots, of said town, in all suits in which
the Trustees of said town are parties.
SEC. 8. That before the persons named as Trustees of
Trustees to said town, or those hereafter elected, shall enter upon the
takean ot,  office and duties of Trustees of said town, they shall go
before some Justice of the Peace for Mason county, and
take an oath well and truly and to the best of their
knowledge perform the said office of Trustee.
SEC. 9. That the Legislature reserves the right to re-
Act rosy be peal, alter or modify this act at pleasure.
modified, &            odf            pesue
Approved February 14, 1850.
CHAPTER 135.
AN ACT for the benefit of James Ganes, of Hopkins county.
Whereas, it is represented that James Ganes emigrated
to this Commonwealth and settled in Hopkins county, about
three years since, and that he imported and brought with
him three slaves, to-wit: Lot, Amy, and Wesley, and that
the said Ganes has not taken the oath, and conformed to
the provisions of an act of the Legislature, passed in the

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