Rose v. . Hardie
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil action, originally commenced before a justice of the peace and carried by appeal to the Superior Court of Cumberland county, and tried before Boykin, Judge, at May Term, 1886, of said Court. The following is the statement of the case on appeal: The plaintiff was not a resident of the town of Fay-etteville. In the month of March, 1882, his hogs were found running at large in the town of Fayetteville.
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Civil action, originally commenced before a justice of the peace and carried by appeal to the Superior Court of Cumberland county, and tried before Boykin, Judge, at May Term, 1886, of said Court. The following is the statement of the case on appeal: The plaintiff was not a resident of the town of Fay-etteville. In the month of March, 1882, his hogs were found running at large in the town of Fayetteville. The defendant, R. W. Ilardie, was then the sheriff of Cumberland county, in which county Fayetteville is situated. After the pas-age of the law as embraced in Chapter 58, Private Laws 1881,…
1Opinion of the Court
Davis, J.,
(after stating the case). The validity of Chapter 58, Private Laws of 1881, is not an open question. It is valid. Lilly v. Taylor, 88 N. C., 489. Section 8 of that act declares that “ any person who within the lines heretofore known as Fayetteville, shall violate any of the police or sanitary regulations, or any of the rules or ordinances which have been prescribed by the mayor and commissioners of Fayetteville, or any law prescribed for the government and well being of the citizens residing within the limits heretofore prescribed for Fayetteville, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor,…
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