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'be favorable to the construction of the proposed levee, and shall also 

 make an order for the payment of compensation, as found by the jury, 

 for lands appropriated, and also for the performance of such things as 

 the jury shall find in their verdict; and the court shall also make and 



enforce such further orders in the premises as are prescribed in sections 

 forty-five hundred and ninety-three, forty-five hundred and ninety-four 

 and forty-five hundred and ninety-five, and all such orders as may be 

 necessary to the complete accomplishment of the objects and purposes 



^of this chapter. 



SEC. 4604. [Fees and costs.] Jurors and viewers shall each be 



.allowed pay at the rate of one dollar and fifty cents per day, and mileage 



.at five cents per mile from their residence to the office of the probate 

 judge, and from there to the place of the location of the proposed levee, 



in case of a view ; and the engineer shall be allowed, not to exceed five 

 dollars per day, while actually employed, and all other costs and ex- 

 penses shall be' taxed as is provided by law in similar cases, and all costs 



..and expenses of the probate judge shall be collected and retained by 



.him, but not in excess of those allowed by any other law. 



SEC. 4605. [Court may correct errors, etc.] The probate court 

 shall have power to correct any irregularities or clerical errors or mis- 

 takes in the report of the viewers, or in the verdict of the jury in relation 

 to the lots and lands, and the quantity and the ownership thereof, if the 



^levee shall be ordered to be constructed, and upon a final order being 

 made for the construction of the proposed levee, the judge shall make 

 a record of the proceedings had in the case ; and the court may, after 

 final order, extend the time for the completion of the work on any sec- 

 tion of the proposed levee, if deemed necessary. 



SEC. 4606. [When proceedings to be dismissed.] If the viewers 

 or the jury report against the construction of the levee, or if the court at 

 any stage of the proceedings before the final order is made, find that 

 such levee should not be constructed, the court shall dismiss the pro- 

 ceedings at the costs of the petitioners, who shall be bound jointly for 

 the costs and expenses with the principal or principals on the bond given 

 as provided in section forty-five hundred and eighty-six. 



SEC. 4607. [Repair of levees.] When it becomes necessary to 

 repair any levee constructed under the provisions of this chapter or under 

 any other law, or under any agreement of the owners of the lands 

 affected by such levee, the same shall be done under the provisions of 

 this chapter, and the proceedings therefor shall conform as far as pos- 

 sible to proceedings under this chapter for the location of a levee. 



[Franklin county.] Provided, however, that in counties contain- 

 ing a city of the first grade of the second class when such repair shall 

 be made necessary by reason of the destruction of such levee by a 

 sudden flood the board of county commissioners of such county if in 

 their judgment they shall deem it to be necessary for public health, con- 

 venience or welfare to make such repair without delay at the expense 

 of such county, shall therefor have the power to issue the bonds of such 

 county in the aggregate sum not to exceed fifteen thousand dollars 

 ($15,000) as other bonds of said county are issued, and shall further 

 have the power to advertise for bids for a period of ten (10) days by 

 publication in such manner as is otherwise provided by law and shall 

 -enter into a written contract with the lowest and best bidder for the 



