Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE.

sue execution for the damages recovered with costs
to the party prevailing in the appeal. The appel
liant shall nile notice of his appeal with the county
commits sloners within the time above limited and
at the rrst term of the court shall file a complaint
setting forth substantially the facts of the case
upon which the case shall be tried other cases.
The clerk shall certify the final judgment of the
court the county commissioners, who shall enter
the of record. The party prevailing shall re-
cover costs 10 be taxed and allowed by the court.
except that the costs shall not be recovered by the
party claiming damages, but by the other party,
if upon appeal taken as provided in this chapter,
by either party, said claimant shall fail to recover
and have adndged 10 him greater sum as dam
ages than was allowed to him by the commissioners.
[Approved March !. 1881
Chapter l76.
AN ACT in relation to the settlement OF persons
living in urincorporated places.
BE AZ eJIdcled. &C. rs follows:
Whenever any person, having a pauper settle
meut in 4 town. has lived or shall have lived fve
years in any unincorporated place or places IN me
state. such person, aud those who derive their set
tlement from him, shalt be deemed to have lost
their settlement i'll such town.
approved March :, 1881
Chapter l77.
AN ACT establishing tue salaries Of the Judge OF
Probate and Register of Probate in the county OF
PiscataQus.
BE It enacted. dc, az follows;
SECT. l. From and after the first day nf JAN
uary, in the year thousand eight hundred and
eightythree the salary of the judge of probate OF
the county OF Piscataquis shall be three hundred
by law.
seer. .. From and after the first day of jan
uary, in the year one thousand eight hundred ana
eighty the salary of the register OF probate OF
the county of Piscataquis shall be three hundred
and twenty five dollars per annum, instead of the
sum allowed by law.
SECT. 8. This act shall take effect when approved
Approved March Z, 1881
Chapter l7S.
AN ACT to regulate the taking of shell hsh or
CLANS.
Be IL enacted. &c, as follows:
SECT. l. Any town may, at any town meeting,
Fix the times in which clans may be taken Wlthin
the limits of such town and may fix the prices for
which the municipal officers shall grant permits
therefor and unless SO regulated BY vote residents
of the town may take clans without any written
permit. But without any such permit, any lnnaoi-
tant within his own town or transient person
therein may take clans for the consumption OF him.
self family. This act however shall not apply 10
hotel keepers taking clans for the use OF their
law relating to the taking of she'll fish for bait, by
fishermen.
SECr. 2. Any person who takes clans in viola
ton of this act, shall be punished for each ofense
BY fine of not more than ten dollars, or by i'm
prisonment not more than thirty days, or both.
[Approved March Q, 1881
Chapter 1s0.
AN ACT relative to foreclosure of mortgages.
Be u enacted DC. as follows:
The thru specification of section three of chapter
ninety of the revised statutes Is hereby amended
by striking out from the filth line thereof the
words written consent and certificate, and in
serting instead thereof the words certificate or
consent with the affidavit of the mortgage, or per-
son claiming under him. to the fact and time OF
entry Endorsed thereon that the same speciica
tion amended, shall be as follows:
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