Chap. 343.—An ACT to amend and re-enact sections 4804 and 4805 of the
Code of Virginia. [H B 304]
Approved March 23, 1922.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That sec-
tions forty-eight hundred and four and forty-eight hundred and five
of the Code of Virginia be amended and re-enacted so as to read
as follows:

Sec. 4804. Appointment of conservators of the peace at watering
place, natural cavern, university or college, or manufacturing plant;
jurisdiction.—The circuit court, or the judge in vacation of the circuit
court of any county in which any watering place, natural cavern, or
manufacturing plant, or in which the University of Virginia, or any
incorporated college, is located, may, upon the application of the
proprietors of such watering place, natural cavern, or such manu-
facturing plant, or of the board of visitors of such university or
other constituted authority of such college, appoint one or more citi-
zens of the Commonwealth conservator or conservators of the peace,
who shall hold office for one year from the time of appointment, and
whose jurisdiction shall extend over the grounds attached to such
watering place, natural cavern, manufacturing plant, university, or
college within such limits as shall be prescribed in the order appoint-
ing such conservator or conservators. Such conservator or conserva-
tors shall, within the limits for which appointed, have the powers and
jurisdiction of any other conservator of the peace.

Sec. 4805. Appointment of policemen; bond required.—The court
or judge mentioned in the preceding section may also appoint, for
the places mentioned in that section, one or more citizens policemen
with the powers and duties of constables, except that they shall not
have authority to execute civil process. Before any such policeman
as is mentioned in this section shall enter upon the duties of his
office, he shall enter into bond with approved security before the
county clerk of the county for which he is appointed in the penalty
of five hundred dollars, with condition for the faithful discharge of
his official duties.
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