Pennsylvania Act 1868-32 — SIDE-WALKS UPON PUBLIC ROADS IN UNINCORPORATED TOWNS AND VILLAGES

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SIDE-WALKS UPON PUBLIC ROADS IN UNINCORPORATED TOWNS AND VILLAGES
                   Act of Apr. 6, 1868, P.L. 67, No. 32               Cl. 36
                                  AN ACT

     For the protection of side-walks upon public roads in
        unincorporated towns and villages.

        Section 1.  Penalty for driving on sidewalks
        In all cases where sidewalks have been constructed in
     unincorporated towns and villages, or upon any public road, it
     shall not be lawful for and person to ride, lead or drive any
     beast of burden thereon; and if any person shall wilfully ride,
     lead or drive, or cause to be driven, any beast of burden
     thereon, such person shall, for every such offence, forfeit and
     pay a sum of not less than five, nor more than ten dollars, to
     be sued for and recovered as fines and pecuniary penalties are
     recovered under the provisions of the seventy-fifth section of
     the Act of June 13, 1836, entitled "An Act relating to roads,
     highways and bridges:"   Provided, That this act shall not apply
     to any person leading, riding or driving any beast of burden
     over or on any sidewalk constructed upon or abutting on his own
     property.  1868, April 6, P.L. 67, No. 32, Sec. 1.