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Chapter 1919.

AN ACT relating to the unfinished records of Deeds
made by the late Register Of Deeds for Cumber-
land county.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa
tfres in Legislature assembled, as follows:
SECTION |. The record of any instrument in
Cumberland county incomplete by reason offailure
OF the late register Of deeds for said county to
tfy on the book where such record is entered that
such record Ia true copy of the original instru
ment, shall ney ertheless be prima face evidence
that the same is duly recorded, and such record
shall be prima face evidence Of the contents of the
original in6trument; and copies of such record may
be used for all purposes for which office copies of
deeds may now be legally used.
SEC. g. The power conferred by revised statutes,
chapter seven, section thirteen or any act amenda
tory thereof shall be exercised by any person or
persons holding the Office at any time during five
SEC 8. No certificate shall be made as author
ICED in said section thirteen any act amendatory
thereof, except upon comparison by the register
making the certificate of the original instrument
with the record thereof, and such certificate shall
in all instances state the date when it was made
the fact Of comparison, and the date when the
original instrument was left for recor' but shall
be only prima facie evidence of the last fact
[Approved February 49, ls74l
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Chapter 1877.

AN ACT additional to chapter eightytwo OF the Ee Used
statutes relating relating to proceedings in court
Be enacted By the Senafe and House of Representa-
tiues in Legislature assembled as foUows:
In all civil actions the writ may be amended by inserting
additional plaintiffs, or by striking plain
tis when there more and the court may impose
reasonable terms.
approved February Is, 1874
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SEC. g. Original wrts, issued by any trial justice, may
be made returnabe before any other trial justice of the
county, and shall have the effect if sigoed
by the latter ustce and in like manner, and with like
effect original writs issued by any police municipal
court be made eturnabe before any other police
municipal court in the adjoining county
(Approved February IS, 1s74)
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lance from any justice, municipal or police cou t.
nor more than forty miles distance from any 9TH.
court, unless the plaintiff prevailing actually traE-
els greater distance or the adverse party, if lie
covers costs, by himself his agent or atJorneg
fact travels a greater dist nee for the special M
pose OF attending court in such cause.
approved February p .-)
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AN ACT to amend section seventeen, chapter thirty,
Of the he icy stasntes reatng to PES
tiUes in Legislature assembled, as follows:
Section seventeen of chapter thirty of the revised
following provisions, viz; excepting taxidermists
commissioned by the governor with the advice of
the council to take and kill birds for scientific pur
poses, who shall not be amenable to this and the
preceding sections that said section amended
will read as follows
Sec. II. Whoever shall have in his possession
any of the birds mentioned in the preceding
ton except between the first day of September and
the first day of February, shall be deemed to have
killed the same, and shall be liable to the same
penalties prescribed in tho preceding section, ex-
cepting taxidermists commissioned by the governor
with the advice of the council, who shall not be
.mcnable to this and the preceding sections.
approved February 25, 1919
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I HAPPIER l0I.

AN ACT in relation to costs in Log Lien
Re enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tires in Legislature assembled as toiioucs:
In actions prosecuted to collect lien claims for
labor on logs and lumber, the court shall have the
power to allow costs and appSrtion them as in
in equity. This act shall not apply to the
taxation of costs in any action now pending in any
court in this state.
approved Feb p, 1919
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Chapter lo5,

AN ACT to increase the salary of the county attor-
ney for the county Of Androscoggin.
Be enactsdby tie Senate and House OF Repressnto-
t.Uestn LeglsGfure dsseMbted, az follows:
eighteen hundred and seventv-four, the salary of
the county attorney for the county Of
now provided by law, which shall be in full for an
services as county attorney.
SEQ. q This act shall take effect when approved
approved Februsry Is, 1s7i)
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CHAPTER 1913,

AN ACT aInendatory of and in addition to chapter
hundred and thirteen of the revised Statutes relating
poor debtors
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tiues, in Legislature assembled, as follows:
SECTION l. Section twentysix of chapter hundred
amt thirteen of the revised statutes is hereby amended
as to read as follows:
Section 26. A debtor who has given such bond may
apply in writing within the time limited in his bond
justice of the peace in the county where he arrested
claiming the benefit of the oath authorized in section thr
ty; if he is committed has delivered himself into the
custody of the jalor, he may apply to justice of the
same county his request the jaor shall apply in his
behalf and in either the justice shall appoint time
and place for his examination and issue cttaen the
CREDITOR under his hand and ssa which citation may be
in substance as follows:
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:, Justice of the Peace.

SEC. 2. Chapter one hundred and twenty-five of the
public laws of eighteen hundred and seventyhree here
by repealed.
SEC g. In Of disclosure by virtue Of any of the
provisions Of chapter hundred and thirteen of the
vised satutes acts amendaory thereof shall creditor
be cited notified to attend for the purpose Of hearing
of said disclosure the debtor disclosing resides upon such
island and arrested in the county where the is
situated. And all disclosures made in violation of this
section shall be void
SEC. T. All acts and parts inconsistent with the
provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
approved February %, l874.)
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Chapter 1913.

AN ACT relating to clerks of Judicial Courts.
Re enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tiues IN Legislature assembled as fokolUs:
SECTION l. From and after the passage of this
act, clerks Of judicial courts shall make extended
records Of proceedings in court, in actions for flow
age in equity, real actions, libes for divorce
petitions for PARTITION petitions to enforce liens and
actions upon mortgages, without unreasonable de-
lay after the rendition Of final Judgment. In all
other cases It shall be sufficient to record the
of the parties date Of writ. the term of the court
at which entered, date Of service notice to de-
PENDANTS, the time of rendition Of Judgment its
ture and amount, and the number of the case upon
the docket at the judgment term, except as here
matter provided in section two and that upon mo-
ton Of either party the court may, if specla!
be shown, order full record in any case.
Sec. 2. When executions, issued on judgments,
arereturned into the clerks Office, satisfied in whole
in part by levy upon real estate, the clerk for
the time being shall make extended record in
the book of records Of the term when Judgment
was rendered and note on the docket under the ao-
ton, the fact Of said levy and the date of making
same.
SEC. s. This act shall take effect when approved.
iApprOved Feb. Is, I674)
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CHAPTER 1914.

AN ACT relating to the appointment of trustees in
the State College of Agriculture and the Mechan-
ic ArtS.
BE edcted BY the Senate and House Of Representa-
tiyes Legislature assembled, as follows:
SECTION /. All vacancies occurring in the board
Of trustees of the State College Of Agriculture and
the Mechanic Arts shall be filled by the governor
with the advice and consent Of the council
SEC. 9. All laws inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed.
approved February 25 1s74.)
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STATE OF MAINE.

--ss. To --. You are hereby notified
of the desire of the debtor expressed foregoing
application, and that have appointed -, the -
day of -, in the year of our Lord -, at of
the clock in the -noon, and the of f. in
-, in said county, as the time and place for said
animation And you hereby notified he present and
select of the Justices and be heard in said examination
Given under my hand and seal at -, in said coun-
ty, the --- day of --A A. D. -.
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nos IS p des Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleana
nIse. Anselique Medley ~. MIS-: Annss

l10. An4el1Que Nedey Vs. WIS., anna
Hughes widow by first marriage OF Joseph
Lauret. by second marriage OF Manuel COut0,
and now the wife Of john !. Xead) and he's
husband.
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
r orleans. No. sasl.-By virtue of . writ OF seizure
and sale to directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court tor she parish Of Orleans in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at pub,
lie auction. 3e the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District Of this city,
on SATURDAY. November 81, 1874, at twelve O'Clock
H., the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND situated in
the Faubourg Franklin Of rhis city, in the square
bounded by Morales and Music streets, Washing
lot Of ground designated by the number nine. of
square number one hundred and fve particu-
surveyor, on the twelfth day Of April 1884 and an.
nsxed 10 an act passed before Theodore SoRhers
late notary public Of this city on the Sc venteenth
inches front on Washington walk. by one hundred
and seventeen feet deep to be taken in said lot OF
ground number nine on tho side neales: to Good
and improvements thereon. The above descr;bsd
property belongs to the defendant herein in the
manner following, to wit: By act passed on the
late notary public in this city. Manuel COuto, her
second husband, purchased ssid property nom
Salvador Fernandes. The eaid Manuel Couto de-
parted this life in this city. leaving neither asceo
dente nor descendants any collateral relations.
and proof thereof his wife WA recognized % his
sole avful heir at law, ard as such dent accord.
ing TO articles nine hundred and twenty four and
nine hundred and twenty five Of the Civil Code OF
this State in possession Of the aforesaid property.
comprising the whole Of his succession, as the
whole will more fully appear on reference being
had 10 che Judgment rendered IN this cause, mum.
hered twsnty-seven Thousand and eishty-fve of the
docket of tho Second District Court TOT tue parish
Of Orleans.
Seized in the above suit.
Te1ms-cash on the spot ~ , u.s,se
oo1o q ooi4r ahavH ~ rhe PAr1sh of OrlaanR
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Assoeia
tlon ". #. Lacf0ix.

New Orleans Mutual Insurance AssoeiaA
tion ". #. Lacf0ix.
0XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans No. sS23.-By virtue Of an alias writ Of
en facias to directed by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
tomhonse streets in the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY. December S, 1874, at twelve
o'clock H., the following described property.
/. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
In the Second District Of this city, in the square
bounded by Dumaine. St. ANN, IRENE and st.
Claude streets, and designated ss number four, on
plan drawn by J. Pile, late surveyor. bearing
date December IS, 1928, and deposited in the office
of ChristOval De Armas, late q notary public IN
this city; said lot measuring thirty one feet two
inches front on Dumsine street, by depth and
front on IRENE street of ono hundred and fifteen
same property purchased by the defendant herein
from Mrs. Josephine Debergue, widow of the late
Joseph Alexander Duliepvre by public act passed
before Jean Agaisse late a notary pubic IN this
city, on the ninth Of June, 1862.
T. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with al
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
in the Second District OF this city, in the square
streets and Bayou road, known IS lot number
twenryeix: said lot easurinS thirty feet front on
Ursulines street, by depth of one hundred and
fifty feet. Being the same property acquired BY
the defendant herein by purchase from J. AdOlphe
L2croix, per act passed before Felix Percy, late
notary p2bic in tina city, on the eighth day OF
July, 1887.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Casl on the spot
WP HAEPER,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-10

WEEKLY MoRrUARY REPORr.-Dr. 8. G.
Russell, secretary Of the Board of Health,
reports the following number of deaths in
the city Of New Orleans, for the week end
ing Sunday, November 8, at p. NJ:
One of abscess of liver. l of albuminuria,
I OF aneurism of aorts, 2 of anamia, 2 of
apoplexy. , of bronchitis, of burns, 2 of
Bright's disease, of disease Of brain, of
cancer, Of cancer Of face, Of catarrh,
OF cholera infantum, of congestion OF
she brain. of congestion of the lungs, |
81 congestion Of the stomach, II OF cOnsump-
ton. of adult commissions, 6 of infantile
Sonvulsions. of cyanosis, 2 of Group, of
adult debility, l of infantiie debility, of
.:el!rium tremens, of diarrhea, of chronic
siiasrhea, , Of dropsy, drowned, OF dys.
entery. | of acute dysentery, D OF dlphthe
ria. of dyspepsia, of erysipelas, OF con.
GestIve fever. l of intermittent fever, 5 OF
ns.ariaY fever. l of typhoid fever, OF
yellow fever. l of hemOrrhage from navel,
: OF disease OF heart, of Inflammation OF
the bowels of Inflammation OF the heart,
OF Inflammation of the liver, of intiam-
Mation OF the lungs. / of Inflammation OF
the. pleura. 8 of Inflammation Of the
stomach. OF hamilton, OF infantile maras.
nus. OF cerebrosplnal meningitis, l of
Mvelitis, ) OF paralysis, l of peritonitis,
Of parapiegia, l of purpura, l Of rheuma-
t.srn, l of sof1ening Of the brain, l of syphi.
il. Of sufocation, 2 of teething, 6 of iris.
nus nasceutiEm, l of tables mesenterica,
0: gursEot wounds ard not stated:
total l35. In addition to the above IL were
still -born. Number inferred from public in
situations, l6: on certificate of coroners, 20:
on certificate Of midwives, 3.
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John T.. clay We. Fran (snitar.

s H.h O!S.E.CT COURT FOR He PARISH OF
~ ,Ci-ss.'' No. ol'3-By virtue o. writ OF seizure
aaa sale @ me directed by the ho,rable the ski
c.s.1 st .ouf, fo' I'll. oar,sh oOreans, u t!:e
ABOVE entitled cause. viii erocal 10 sell az oub.
* s asst;9,: a: n. MERCHANTS and nctionesrs sS'
c.aa.s Koya. street between Gail and Custom
!ouse streets in the Second Disucc of this city,
"a ~. RDAt soyemb e, 81. 1874, stwelve o'clock
IL, -. wing desert ,ed propeg 70 wit.
=, Aes..A.S Lot OF GROUND, ,gether with al
tae oIlolnss and improvements thereon, tights,
Wass alo advantages Observation-Disclosures or IN
a. S.s. appeT,ainiIs, situated yg and being IN
.he Fe.ooNg Washington in the hird District OF
: .nis Gi.y 2 toe square bounded bLasacslro t.ow
aosa.l Ens!..en. Port and Moreadnow CAartEesl
.,a measuring twentyone fet seven inches
iro.: on Sssacavo OF ROYAL streetby one hundred
1 ron,. u zen .ae buildings an improvements
lou. !i,oIse. safe rooted aad twostor brick kitchen
s.ale r0oieG ois houses, yard pavd With bricks,
&c. me house bears the No. S. Royal street
6eNg tne same property acquired BY the defend
am herell by Purchase from Denis Owens, By
tls city. OF the first Of Nav. 1872
Seized Ia tbs above suit
TeNnsACash on the SPOT.
p HARPER.
oc2o q ISls. Sheriff Of the Psesb Of Oglssps.