Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-02

RIO collect the debts and property of The same. and
TO prosecute and defend in The thereof all neces-
sary suits in law.
Sec. s Be ii further enacted That the stockholders
Of all Corporations, excepting Banking Corporations
and Computations for literary and benevolent purposes
created The seventeenth day of March, eighteen
hund ed and irty-one, shall be subject, reg rds
debts hereafter to be contracted by such Corporations
all the Iiablli'es imposed such stockholders by
The act TO which this is additional [Approved by the
Governor, March 81, 1889
AN ACT additional to an Act regulating towns town
meetings aud The choice Of officers approved
March nineteenth thousand eight hundred and
twenty
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentaives in Legislature assembled, That 10 anv town
this State where there shall be ten reeholders
niIaoilant- of said town, when a majority of the fee
holders of such IOWA shall signify in writing their
desire 10 have any matter or thing inserted warrant
for calling meeting, the Seeclmen hereby required
to insert the same in the they shall issue
for meeting. call meeting for The express pur-
pose Of considering therenf-And in case the Select
men OF any town containing less than freeholders
shall unreasonab'y deny To call meeting upon any
public occasion, majority o: The freeholders of such
town may apply Justice of the Peace within aud
for the County, who is hereby authorized and
empowered to issue his warrant under his hand and
seal directed TO the Constable Con>table of the town
It any such there be- otherwise any of the freehold
applying therefor, directing him them to notify
and the Inhabitants quail fled to vote in town
atflirs to assemble such and place in The
the said Justice in his sad shall direct,
and for the purpose in the expressed and
the meeting assembled shall be all ineBts and pur-
poses legal meeting. Approved by the Governor,
March 22 1891
AN AC in relation to State Library.
Sec |. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, in Legislature assem-
blpI. Eult the hanks hplnu RI rho
State, Of which shall be hereafter purchased, or
received by the State, shall be coIiected and de-
posted n the South wing Of the Capitol in
rooms nu nber and number A, aud constitute
the Srtte Library; excepting such books, as are
now in the Staate Cnlnber, AM may be retain
ell therein by orler of the Senate; or are in the
Ill Of tn House of R representatives., and may
be ratllnel therein by orIer OF sIil House; and
stIi rooms Sh Ill BE- reptreI anl FURNISHED for
thu pup use, by the Superintendent OF the Pub
he iiags, under the direction Of the Gov
ernOr.
Sec .. B. it further enacted, That the Set
rotary of State shall lie Librarian, arTl take
charge of the Library, under such rules and
regulations, as are hereinafter established, and
cause "A catalogue of said books to he prepared
ana kept; and said Librarian is hereby author
izel TO appoint assistant, during the sessions
of the Legislature, whose compensation shall
not exceed that of an engroSSing clerk.
of money appropriated and unexpended, or
which shall hereafter he Appropriated by the
Legislature, for the purchase of books, shall be
expended by the Secretary of State, under the
direction of the Governor
Sec. A. Be it further enacted, That books
may be taken from the Library by the Governor
aud Members of the Council, Members of the
Senate, and of the House of Representatives
judges of the Judicial Courts, Secretary of
State, Treasurer of the State, Adutant Gener-
al, Attorney General, and Land Agent; but no
books, 50 taken, shall at any time be carried out
of the town Of Augusta. The Librarian shall
cause to be kept proper register of all issues,
AMI return books, as the same shall be made.
M book taken from the Library as aforesaid,
shall be retained more than three weeks; and all
books shall b. returned To the Library, Oh or
before the first day of January annually; and
every person shall be answerable for all damage
done by him to any book, and, in case of the
loss of Il volume beon sag to set, the pers IN,
anSwerable for the sane, sh Ill procure Il new
volume, or pay the value OF the set in money.
Sec. 5. b it further euactei, Thit the Gov
ernor be, aud hereby is authorized to transmit
to the Dvernprs of the several States, three
copies Of all Laws and Resolves, published by
order of the Legislature, one copy Of all public
D1cumentS printed, and bound v the like order,
- one copy of the printed decisions of the
Julicial Courts of the State.
U.
mi,Sioners that revise the Liws of this State
shall have the right to take such books, from
the Safe Library, rs they may require while in
dis:hdrse Of their dlty, and that the same may
he carried out of the town Of Augusta as may
BE- m)st Convenient to said Commissioners, for
the purposes aforesl "provIeI hpwever''
Thtt the sail books shall be returned 10 the
Stute Library in a time not exceeding three
m>athS from the taking the same. Approved
nv the Governor March % 1889
AN ACT to regulate the mlnufacture and in
Spection OF Lime aud Lime Casks.
Sec |. Be- it enacted by the Senate and
III Du,e Of representatives. in legislature as
senpei, Thtt no Lime manufactured within
this State, shall he sold or exposed to sale, or
shipped on board of any vessel, in casks, but
such only rs is well burnt aud pure, an,l con-
tane ia good and sufficient casks, made Of
sound and thoroughly seasoned slaves and head
ing. with at least ten good and strong hoops on
eirh cast, well driven and secured with nails,
and daily inspected; the slaves of said casks to
be made of sawed Or rift timber, aud not less
thln thirty inches in ength and not less than
f,ua half al. an inch thick on The thnnest edue.