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Section
97-15-1

Destroying, defacing, etc., milepost, signboard, etc., or bridge, underpass or overpass prohibited; penalties; liability for cost of repair; liability of parents of minor

Section
97-15-3

Highway commission members and employees; bribery

Section
97-15-5

Highway commission members, employees or highway contractors; conspiracy to violate contracts and defraud state

Section
97-15-7

and 97-15-9. Repealed

Section
97-15-11

Highway contractors, materialmen, etc.; collusion to raise prices

Section
97-15-13

Hunting or shooting on or across streets and highways; shooting, etc., at traffic control devices

Section
97-15-15

Keeper of ferry, toll-bridge or causeway; charging excessive toll

Section
97-15-17

Keeper of ferry, toll-bridge or causeway; failure to give bond; suffering bridge, etc. to be out of order

Section
97-15-19

Keeper of ferry, toll-bridge or causeway; unreasonable detention of person

Section
97-15-21

Levees; breaking enclosures; depositing trash, etc., or storing commodities; damaging

Section
97-15-23

Levees; disfiguring, etc., or excavating dirt or sand on levee right-of-way

Section
97-15-25

Levees; maliciously cutting, destroying, etc.

Section
97-15-27

Levees; hunting or engaging in target practice upon mainline levee structure or right-of-way

Section
97-15-29

Littering highways and private property with trash or substance likely to cause fire; civil liability; fines; disposition of proceeds

Section
97-15-30

Penalties for unauthorized dumping of solid wastes; "commercial purpose" defined

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97-15-31

Littering highways, streets, sidewalks, etc. with tacks, glass or other damaging objects

Section
97-15-32

Dumping of dead wildlife, wildlife parts or waste in or on highways, private property, lakes, navigable waters, etc.; penalties

Section
97-15-33

Obstructing waterways; felling tree or bush into stream or canal or obstructing in any way

Section
97-15-41

Obstructing waterways; felling trees in excess of six inches in diameter into running stream

Section
97-15-43

Obstructing waterways; navigable channel

Section
97-15-45

Obstructing waterways; permanently obstructing navigable waters

Section
97-15-47

Road overseers; refusing or neglecting duty

Section
97-15-49

Road overseers; suffering road to remain out of repair

Section
97-15-51

Offenses Affecting Highways, Ferries and Waterways

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Destroying, defacing, etc., milepost, signboard, etc., or bridge, underpass or overpass prohibited; penalties; liability for cost of repair; liability of parents of minor

Highway commission members and employees; bribery

Highway commission members, employees or highway contractors; conspiracy to violate contracts and defraud state

and 97-15-9. Repealed

Highway contractors, materialmen, etc.; collusion to raise prices

Hunting or shooting on or across streets and highways; shooting, etc., at traffic control devices

Keeper of ferry, toll-bridge or causeway; charging excessive toll

Keeper of ferry, toll-bridge or causeway; failure to give bond; suffering bridge, etc. to be out of order

Keeper of ferry, toll-bridge or causeway; unreasonable detention of person

Levees; breaking enclosures; depositing trash, etc., or storing commodities; damaging

Levees; disfiguring, etc., or excavating dirt or sand on levee right-of-way

Levees; maliciously cutting, destroying, etc.

Levees; hunting or engaging in target practice upon mainline levee structure or right-of-way

Littering highways and private property with trash or substance likely to cause fire; civil liability; fines; disposition of proceeds

Penalties for unauthorized dumping of solid wastes; "commercial purpose" defined

Littering highways, streets, sidewalks, etc. with tacks, glass or other damaging objects

Dumping of dead wildlife, wildlife parts or waste in or on highways, private property, lakes, navigable waters, etc.; penalties

Obstructing, injuring, destroying bridge, causeway or ferry

Obstructing or injuring plank-road, covered, or other roads

Obstructing public highway

Obstructing waterways; felling tree or bush into stream or canal or obstructing in any way

Obstructing waterways; felling trees in excess of six inches in diameter into running stream

Obstructing waterways; navigable channel

Obstructing waterways; permanently obstructing navigable waters

Road overseers; refusing or neglecting duty

Road overseers; suffering road to remain out of repair

Corporation convicted for failure to keep road, etc., in repair; consequences of failure to pay fine