Sec. 4. If any perishable property or live stock shall be so conveyed, either as freight or baggage as aforesaid, and remain unclaimed until in danger of great depreciation, or such live stock be falling away because the carrier has not facilities to feed and water the same, then the carrier may, after the expiration of five (5) days from the time said property is conveyed to the place to which it is consigned or checked, sell, at private sale or auction, without giving the sixty (60) days notice, for the best price it will bring, and apply the proceeds as aforesaid. Formerly: Acts 1865(ss), c.97, s.4. As amended by P.L.5-1988, SEC.49. IC 8-2-7 Chapter 7. Repealed [Pre-Local Government Recodification Citation: 8-2-7-12.1 formerly 18-1-1.5-14 part.] IC 8-2-7.5 Chapter 7.5. Repealed IC 8-2-8 Chapter 8. Repealed IC 8-2-9 Chapter 9. Repealed IC 8-2-10 Chapter 10. Repealed IC 8-2-11 Chapter 11. Repealed IC 8-2-12 Chapter 12. Repealed IC 8-2-13 Chapter 13. Repealed IC 8-2-14 Chapter 14. Repealed IC 8-2-15 Chapter 15. Ferries ─ Licensing by Counties 8-2-15-1 License; application; duration 8-2-15-2 License; publication of intention to establish 8-2-15-3 License; fee; operating interstate ferry 8-2-15-4 Recognizance; licensee 8-2-15-5 Mutual rights; landowners on both sides of stream 8-2-15-6 Temporary permit to operate during high water 8-2-15-7 License; recordation fee 8-2-15-8 Number of boats; hours for operation 8-2-15-9 Banks of river or creek 8-2-15-10 Rates and charges; appeal 8-2-15-11 Discontinuance 8-2-15-12 Landings; obstruction 8-2-15-13 Operation without license or authorization 8-2-15-14 Violation of conditions of license
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