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tificate of soundness, or shall uso any stallion or jack over two years 

 old for public service, or sell, exchangp or transfer any stallion or 

 jack over two years old, representing such animal to be registered, 

 without first having such animal registered, and obtaining the certifi- 

 cate of soundness from the state board of agriculture, as hereinbefore 

 provided, or who shall violate any of provisions of this act, shall be 

 guilty of a misdemeanor, and be punished by a fine of not more than 

 one hundred dollars, or imprisoned in the county jail not exceeding 

 thirty days or 'by both fine and imprisonment. [3 1 (I. A., ch. ion, § 8. | 



[•"both by" in onrolUil hill. — lOditor] 



Sec. 2;J41-r. When efVective — repeal — ponding litigation. This act 

 shall take effect and be in force from and after the first day of .Janu- 

 ary, nineteen hundred twelve, and sections twenty-three hundred 

 forty-one-a, twenty-three hundred forty-one-b, twenty-three hundred 

 forty-one-c, twenty-three hundred forty-one-d and twenty-three hun- 

 dred forty-one-e of the supplement to the code, 1907, are hereby re- 

 pealed on and after the first day of January, nineteen hundred twelve. 

 Nothing in this act shall be construed so as to affect litigation arising 

 prior to the first day of January, nineteen hundred twelve. [34 G. A., 

 ch. 100, § 9.] 



Sec. 2341-s. Lien on proj>eny of stallion. The owner or keei)er of 

 a stallion kept for public services who has complied with sections 

 twenty-three hundred forty-one-a, twenty-three hundred forty-one-b, 

 twenty-three hundred forty-one-c and twenty-three hundred forty-one-d 

 of the supplement to the code, 1907, shall have a prior lien upon the 

 progeny of such stallion to secure the amount due such owner or 

 keeper for the service of such stallion, resulting in said progeny, pro- 

 vided that where such owner or keeper misrepresents such stallion 

 by false pedigree no lien shall be obtained. [33 G. A., ch. 135, § l.| 



[Sees. 2341-a to 2341-cl, inclusive, of tlie supplement to the code, 1907. 

 were repealed by sec. 9 of ch. 100, 34 G. A., shown at sec. 2341-r of this 

 supplement. — Editor.] 



Sec. 2341-t. Limitation of lien. The lien herein provided for shall 

 remain in force for a period of six months from the birth of said 

 progeny and shall not be enforced thereafter. [33 G. A., ch. 135, § 2.| 



Sec. 2341-u. Enforcement — i)roce<lure. The owner or keeper of 

 such stallion may enforce the lien herein provided by placing in the 

 hands of any constable an affidavit containing a description of the 

 stallion and a description of the dam and the time and terras of 

 service, and said constable shall thereupon take possession of said 

 progeny and sell the same for nonpayment of service fee by giving the 

 owner of said progeny ten days' written notice, which notice shall 

 contain a copy of the affidavit and a full -description of the progeny 

 to be sold, the time and hour when, and the place at which the sale 

 will take place, and posting for the same length of time in three 

 public places in the township of such owner's residence a copy of such 

 notice. If payment of the service fee and the costs are not made 

 before the date thus fixed, the constable may sell at public auction 



