(1866) Acts, Resolutions and Memorials, Passed at the Several Annual Sessions of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah, 1866

Chapter 63-64_page_092

3 LAWS OF UTAH designate the boundaries of the desired herd ground and specifying the locality and as near as may be the size of said herd ground plotof which must be made by the Surveyor and copy thereof filed in the office of the County Clerk as soon as practicable 8EC -No herd ground shall be so located as to interfere with any previous rights nor with the range necessary for the animals of any settler orandsettlement return of aniSgc -All herdsmen shall be responsible for the safe keeping mals pleced in their care and if any such animal dies or is missing by neglect the owner thereof has claim on the herdsmen for its value and for any damage that may have accrued from its loss SEC -Improvements on herd grounds are all pertaining to them which can be sold or transferred and no improvements shall be construed to imply any claim for herding purposes after the expiration of the time specified in the license 85C G-Any person driving animals shall use dus diligence to provent driving those not in his care and if he cannot prevent such animals from mingling he shal Jeave them in the first estray pound of yard or inclosure for animals that he can obtain and notify the owner if known and if not some resident of the number kind an brief description of tho animals ihich hav mingled with his and where he has left them 5c -Any person driving animals into this Territory shall on arrival in tho scttlements have them marked or branded if they are not and forthwith report his hind mark or brand and the number of his animals specifying the number of to brand or mark and number said and as soon as possible report over his signature the Clerk of the County Court of the first organized county which he reaches Sgc -In case that any herd shall be found upon the range in the neighborhood of any settlement in this Territory encroaching or intruding upon the vicinity or range ndcessary for the animals of such settlement and the owner of such herd shall refuseor nieglect to remove the same when requiredto doby aSelectman of theproper county tis County Court of such county Is hreby authorized ot the expenso of the owner of such herd to cause the same toremoved to some more distant locality beyond the limits of the summer and winter rango or hay grounds necsssary for the support of the stock of that or any other settlement SEC -Any person failing to comply with the requirements contained in this et is liable for all cost and damage arising from his neglect and to be fined at the diserction of any court having Jurisdiction Approved Jan 18 1854 CHAPTER LXIII An ACT specifying the time when Acg and Resolutions begin to be in force and malking them equally valid Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utal That each act and resolution is in force from the date of its publication in any public manner unlesscertain time is specified and resolutions are equally valid with acts Approved January 19 1854 CHAPTER LXIV An ACT concerning transfer of land claims and other property 8E0 -Beit enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah That the transfer ofland claim with the improvements thereon must be igital image 2005 J Quinney College of Law All rights reserved