Chap. 11.—An A4OT to Amend and Re-enact the twentieth and twenty-
first sections of chapter two hundred and one of the Code of Virginia,
edition of eighteen hundred and sixty, relative to the appointment of
Conservators of the Peace for Watering Places, for the University of
Virginia, and for Incorporated Colleges.

Approved December 28, 1872.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That the twentieth

and twenty-first sections of chapter two hundred and one of the

Code of Virginia, edition of eighteen hundred and sixty, be
amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows :
§ 20. The county court, or the judge of the circuit court of
any county in which any watering place may be located, or in
which the University of Virginia or any incorporated college
may be, may, upon the application of the owners or proprietors
of such watering place, or of the board of visitors of said Uni-
versity, or other constituted authority of any incorporated col-
lege, appoint some citizen of the commonwealth conservator of
the peace, whose jurisdiction shall extend over the grounds at-
tached to such watering place, University or incorporated col-
lege, within such limits as shall be prescribed in the order ap-
pointing such conservator.

§ 21. Such conservator shall have power to prescribe such
police regulations, not inconsistent with the laws ‘of the com-
monwealth, as may be expedient for the preservation of the
peace and good order of such watering place, or of such Uni-
versity, or incorporated college, and shall keep such regulations
posted at some public place within his jurisdiction.

2. This act shall be in force from its passage.