and recoverable in any case prosecuted as aforesaid shall 

 be the costs allowed by the act last above mentioned in 

 cases prosecuted in districts courts. The penalty recoverable 

 in any such action shall be paid to the prosecutor therein, 

 who shall disburse it as provided in section 

 twelve (49) of this act. The judge of tJJi* 1 * 

 the district court, justice of the peace, 

 police justice or recorder before whom any case is prose- 

 cuted under the provisions of this act may adjourn the 

 hearing thereof from time to time, not exceeding thirty 

 days from the return day of the summons, or warrant ; and 

 in any case where a warrant shall have been issued, may 

 require the defendant to enter into a bond with sufficient 

 surety to the plaintiff in the penal sum of two hundred 

 dollars, conditioned to appear at the time and place of the 

 hearing or trial, and in default of such bond may commit 

 the defendant to the common jail of the county, to be there 

 detained until the hearing or trial of the complaint, and 

 if any defendant shall fail to appear at the time and place 

 to which the hearing or trial shall be so adjourned, the 

 bond shall be delivered to the prosecutor, who may sue 

 thereon, and all mone} T s recovered in such suit shall be 

 paid by the prosecutor into the State treasury. (P. L. 

 1911, p" 57.) 



54. All expenses incurred by the State Forest Park 

 Reservation Commission in carrying out the provisions of 

 this act shall be paid by the State Treasurer, on warrant 

 of the Comptroller, upon vouchers duly approved by the 

 commission; provided, however, such sums shall no't ex- 

 ceed the amount annually appropriated therefor by the 

 Legislature. ('P. L. 1906, p. 230.) 



55. Acts and parts of acts repealed. 



55a. Wherever the word "township" is used in the act to 

 which this act is a supplement, the said 

 word shall be taken to mean and include a ^1 

 city, town, borough and village as well as a 

 township. (P. L. 1907, p. 21.) 



