Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

70 perform the uutles appertan ming 10 the trust as
lawfully specified in the writing creating The trust,
orr default of such specification, as required by
Law, and as in cases of public charity.
SECr.2. Every trust fund authorized by this act
shall be safely invested in United States, state
county city or town securities; and the annual in
come only shall be expended in performance OF the
requirements of the trust.
SECT. 8. A copy of the record of the vote OF The
trustee acce1ting conveyance of lands under this
act shall be Endorsed on the Conveyance and there
certified by the clerk of the grantee and recorded
the registry of deeds with the CONVEYANCE.
approved February IA 1853
AN ACT amendatory to section hundred and
siXty.seven of chapter six of the Revised Statutes
relating to collection of taxes in incorporated
places on real estate of resident owners.
Be IL enacted, DC, as follows:
Section one hundred and siXty-seven of chapter
six of the revised statutes hereby amended by add
ing after the last word Ofsaid section, the following
words but notice of sales OF real estate within any
village corporation, for unpaid taxes OF said corgo-
ration may be given by posting notices thereof in The
same manner and AT the same places that warrants
for corporation meetings are therein required TO be
posted SO that said section amended, shall read
follows:
SECT. 167. For all taxes legally assessed on real
estate belonging to resident propretors and eGui
table interests assessed under section three OF this
chapter a lien is hereby created which shall
nnue in force until the payment thereof. If any
such tax remains unpaid for the ofrine mont tbs
from the date of the assessment the collector may
give notice thereof, and of his intention to sell
much Of such real estate interest is necessary
for the payment of said tax and all charges by posi-
ing notices thereofin the same manner and at the
same places that warrants for town meetings are
therein lured to be posted six weeks before the
day of sale, designating the name of tue owner, if
Known the right lot and range the number of acres
as near as may be, the amount of lax due and
paid, and such other short description il
sary to render it certain and plain and shall lodge
with the town clerk copy of such notice with his
certificate thereon that lie has given notice OF tie
intended sale required by law. Such copy and
certificate thereon shall be recorded by said Clerk
and the record so made shall be open 10 the inspec-
ton of all persons interested II shall be the duty
OF the clerk to furnish TO any person desiring it,
attested copy of such record, receiving payment
ortender ofpaymenf of a reasonable sum therefor;
but notices of sales of real estate with in any village
corporation for unpaid taxes of said corporation.
may be given by posting notices thereof in the same
manner and at thu same places that warrants for
corporation meetings are therein required to be
posted lApproved February a. 1881
Chapter l18.
AN ACT to repeal section two Of chapter fty-eight
of the Public Laws of eighteen hundred aud
eighty-one, in relation TO bounty on bears.
BE IL enacted, &c. as follows:
SECT. l. Section two of chapter ffty.eight of the
public laws of eighteen hundred and eignty-one, in
relation 10 a bounty on bears is hereby repealed.
SECT. This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February IA, 1881
Chapter 100.
AN ACT relating to the taking OF Herring and can
ming Sardines
Be it enacted &c. as follows:
SECT. l.: No person shall catch, take, preserve,
sell offer for sale, within the state any herring
for canning purposes. less than eight inches long
measured from one extreme to the other, between
the fifteenth day of December and the fifteenth day
of April next following.
SECT. 2. No person shall pack, or can any sar-
dimes, of any description, between the fifteenth day
of December and the fifteenth day of April next fol-
lowing.
SECT. g. Any person violating the provisions of
this chapter shall be punished by fine of twenty
dollars for every one hundred cans so packed or
canned, and for every one hundred herring taken
covered in an action of debt to be brought by any
person complaining of the same, one-half to the
complainant and the other half the town in which
said Ofense is committed.
IApproved February II, 1881