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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-27
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The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 1876.

AN ACT to amend Chapter one hundred and
thirty four, of the Public Acts ofeighteen hum
bred and thirty four entitled"An Act to estab-
fish q Municipal Court In the city of Bath as
amended by chapter one hundred and sixty
seven of the Public Acts of eighteen hundred
and thirty five, us amended by section eleven
of the city charter of the city of Bath.
SECT. l. Chapter one hundred and thirty
four OF the public acts of eighteen hundred and
thirty-four entitled Gan Act to establish q
municipal court in the town of Bath" and as
amended by chapter one hundred and sixty
seven of the public acts of eighteen hundred
eleven of the city charter of the city of Bath, is
hereby further amended, SO that the same when
amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. l. A municipal court is hereby estab-
lished in and for the city of Bath and the towns
of Woolwich, Arrowsic, Georgetown, Phipps-
burg and West Bath in the county of Sagada-
hoe, which shall be called the Bath Municipal
Court and have and use seal on all original
shall be appointed, commissioned and quail
fed as provided by the law and constitution OF
the state. Said judge shall be member OF
the bar of Sagadahoc county and shall reside
Bath, and who shall receive from said city an
annual salary of eight hundred dollars per
wear to be paid him in quarterly payments
Said salary shall be in full for all the fees and
Condiments of the Office. The present judge
shall continue in office until the end OF the term
for which he was appointed. The SAID Judge
shall enter. or cause TO be entered on the
docket of said court all civil and criminal ac
tions with full minutes of the proceedings IN
and disposition of the same, which docket shat
be at ali times open to inspection; and he shall
perform all other duties required OF similar
tribunals in this state
SECT q Said court shall exercise jurlsdic
ton over all such matters and things, civil and
criminal within the county OF Sagadahoc as
trial justices may exercise and under Similar
restrictions and limitations. and concurrent
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28

manufacturing, branding and transportation
of all kinds Of picked, salt, smoked, fresh,
canned, frozen, shell or other fish
SECT 2. The commissioners is hereby required
to make detailed biennial report IN the month
of December showing the amount OF capital
invested, number of men employed, value of
products, and any other information that ne may
be able to obtain relating to the sea and snore
fisheries.
SECT. 3. The salary Of the commissioner of
sea and shore fisheries is hereby nXed at one
thousand dollars per annum
SECT. 4. 1t shall be the duty OF the fish
Wardpns to enforce all laws relating TO the sea
and shore fisheries within the counties in which
they respectively reside, but they shall not exer-
else jurisdiction i'll any other county unless so
and shore fisheries. The commissioner of sea
and shore fisheries, and fish WardenS may with
or without warrant enter upon any vessel,
boat, receptacle for fish, or any place OF places
liable to seizure found therein, and may with
or without warrant search any car or pound
used for the keeping of fish and seize and
carry away all fish liable to seizure found
therein, the fish in each case, to be disposed OF
according to law.
to make a detailed monthly report to the com
missioner of sea and shore fisheries of all that
has come to his knowledge relating to the fish
cries within his county, OF in any county where
he has rendered service from the first day OF
one month to the first day of the following
month, in such manner and on such blanks as
the commissioner may prescribe and furnish,
and to do such other acts as the commissioner
may require for the purpose OF gaming nfor-
NATION and the proper enforcement OF the fish
cry law.
SECT 6. The compensation of the wardens
shall be two dollars per day and expenses
when actually employed.
Approved March 2l.l
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 1876.

AN ACT to compel Husbands and Fathers to
contribute to the support of Wives and Chill
dren.
Whenever a man, having a wife, minor
whom he lives apart, and being of sufficient
ability, or being able to labor and provide for
them, willfully and without reasonable cause
refuses or neglects to provide suitable main
in the county where the wife or children re-
side. on petition of the wife for herself. and
for such children, or of such children by their
guardian, after such notice to the husband or
father as it may order, and hearing, may order
him to contribute to the support Of his wife,
if the separation was without her fault, and to
the support of such children, such sums paya-
BILE weekly, monthly or quarterly, as is deemed
reasonable and Just, and may enforce obedi.
ence by appropriate DEGREES.
Approved March %.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
CHAPTER 1872.
AN ACT in relation to State Examination ant
Certitication of Teachers.

AN ACT in relation to State Examination and
Certitication of Teachers.
SECT. |. The state superintendent of schools
shall cause to be held, at such convenient
times and places as he may from lime to time
designate, public examinations of candidates
of the state. Such examinations shall test the
professional as well as the scholastic abilities
of the candidates, and shall be conducted by
such persons and in such manner as he may
from time to time designate. Due notice ofthe
time, place and other conditions OF the eXami-
nations shall be given in such public manner
as he may determine.
SECT. 2. A certificate of qualification shall
be given to all candidates who pass satisfac-
tory examinations in such branches as are re-
CURED by law to be taught, and who in other
certificate shall be either probationary or per
manent, and shall indicate the grade OF schools
for which the person named is qualified to
teach.
SECT. 3. A list of approved candidates shall
be kept in the Office of the state superinten-
dent, and copies of the same with such infor-
nation as may be desired shall be sent TO
school committees, supervisors and superin.
tendents upon their request.
SECT. A. The certificates issued under the
provisions of this act shall be accepted by
tendents in lieu of the personal examination
required by section eighty-seyen, chapter
eleven of the revised statutes and all amend
ments thereto.
| SECT. 5. A sum not exceeding five hundred
| dollars may be annually expended for the
necessary and contingent expenses of carry
| ing out the provisions of this act.
SECT. 6. This act shall take effect when ap.
proved. Improved March 26.]
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28


SECT. IL. Actions against executors or
administrators, on claims against the estate,
except as provided in sections thirteen and
hfteen shall, if brought after the time limited
IN the preceding section, be continued at the
cost OF the plaintiff until the next term OF
court, and for such further time and on such
other terms as the court may order, unless, at
least thirty days before commencement OF
suit, and within two years after notlce given by
MN OF his appointment, such claim was pre-
sented in writing and payment demanded, or
was filed in the probate office, supported by
affidavit of the claimant or OF some other per
son cognizant thereof as provided in section
sixty-two of chapter siXty-four and such notice
given as the court orders thereon; tender OF
payment or offer thereof filed in the case
during the time of such continuance, snail bar
the same and the defendant shall recover his
costs; and no action shall be maintained on
years, except as provided in the following
sections. Executors or administrators residing
out of the state at the time OF giving notice
of their appointment, shall appoint an agent or
attorney ia the state, and insert therein his
name and address. Executors or adninistra-
tors removing from the state, after giving
notice of their appointment, shall appoint an
agent or attorney in the state, and give public
notice thereof demand or service made on
such AGENTS or attorneys has the same effect as
if made on such executor or administrator.
When an executor or administrator, iresiding
out of the state, has no agent or attorney in the
state demand or service may be made on one
of his sureties, with the same effect as if made
on him.
SECT. O. This act shall not apply to any pend
ing action nor to any cause of action against
estates in which administration has already
been granted. Improved March al
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 131.

AN ACT to amend section ninety of chapter
six of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
Assessment of County Taxes.
Section ninety Of chapter six of the revised
statutes, is hereby amended by adding after
the word 'valuation'' in the third line, the toll
lowing; 'thsy may add such sum above the sum
SO authorized, not exceeding two per cent of
said sum, q, fractional division renders con
venient, AMI certify that fact in the record of
said appotionment; so that said section as
amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. 80 When county tax is authorized,
the county commissioners shall in March, in
the year Dr which such tax is granted, appor-
ton it upon the towns and other places accord
ing to The last state valuation; they may add
such sum above the sum so authorized, not
exceeding TWO per cent of said sum, as a frac-
tonal division renders convenient and certify
that factin the record of said apportionment,
and issue their warrant to the assessors requir-
ing then forthwith to assess the sum appor.
toned to their town or place, and to commit
their assessment to the constable or collector
for collection. Approved March 2l.l
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter LA
AN ACT relating to Health and Boards of

AN ACT relating to Health and Boards of
Health.
SECT l. The owner or other person having
charge of any animal, OF meat or mill, of any
animal affected with tuberculosis or other con
tagious or infectious disease, who. knowing
animal, or its meat or milk, for human food.
shall be liable, on conviction, to fine of not
less than five dollars nor more than fiftv
dollars.
SECT O. Whenever a local board of health
or its executive officer has notice of. or sus.
poets the existence Of, a case of tuberculosis
or of CHAMBERS IN ;, domestic a,hc, animals, such
cause to be investigated the truth of such mott
tication or the grounds for such suspicion and
if there appear to be good grounds for believ.
of health or its executive officer shnll notifv
the state cattle commissioners, reciting in
said notification the grounds for their belief
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 1877.

AN ACT relating to chapter seventy of the
Public Laws of eighteen hundred and nine
ty-tive, concerning sales of land for non-pay-
ment of Taxes.
SECT. L. The provisions of chapter seventy
Of the public laws OF eighteen hundred and
ninety-five, relating to sales of land for non.
payment of taxes, approved March six, eigh-
all taxes assessed on or after April one, eigh0
teen hundred and ninety five.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when an.
proved
[Approved March PSI
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 151.

AN ACT to secure the preservation of the
Maine Reports, the Acts and Resolves, and
other publications printed or purchased by
the state for distribution to towns and yari-
GUS public officers.
SECT. l. That all Maine reports, statutes,
digests, acts and resolves, and other publica-
lions, printed or purchased by the state and
hereafter distributed according to law or Gus
tom, to the several towns and plantations
within the state, shall be and remain the pro-
perty of the state, and Shall be held i'll trust
by such towns or plantations for the sole use
of the inhabitants thereof, and for no other
purpose.
SECT. ,. All such books and publications as
may hereafter be furnished by the state, to any
state, county or town officer, shall be and re-
main the property of the state, and shall be
held in trust by said officer, for the sole use of
his said Office; and at the expiration of his
term of Office, or on his removal theretrom by
death, resignation or other cause, such officer,
OF if he be dead, his legal representatives,
shall turn over to his successor in office all OF
said books and publications SO furnished by
the state and shall take u receipt therefor.
SECT. 5. All Maine reports, revised statutes,
public laws and digests distributed by the
state librarian to the several towns and public
officers in said state, shall be plainly marked
upon the cover and upon the title page with
the following words: 'The property of the
State of Maine, not to be sold, and shall have a
registered number conforming to the list to be
made by the state librarian. Amy town not re
tanning said volumes, shall not make any re
placement, and shall forfeit all claims to be
supplied with any further state publications
SECT. 4. All acts or parts of acts, all re-
solves or parts of resolves, inconsistent here
with, are hereby repealed.
Improved March &C.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 1872.

AN ACT in relation to state taxes on Wild
Lands where the soil and the growth thereon
are owned by different persons
SECT. /. When the soil of townships or
tracts taxed by the state as wild land, is not
ownedby the person or persons who own the
growthor part Of the growth thereon, the state
assessors shall value the soil and such growth
separately for purpose of taxation.
SECT. .. This act shall take effect when
approved. approved March 81
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 1873.

AN 4CT to amend section twelve of chapter
eighty-seven of the Revised Statutes, relative
to limitation of actions against Executors
and Administrators
SECT. 1. Section twelve of chapter eighty
sewn of the revised statutes is hereby amend
ed by striking out in line fifteen the words 'or
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28

AN ACT to fix the salary of the Judge of Pro
bate for York County.
SECT. l. From and after the first day of
january, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety five, the salary of the
Judge of probate for the county OF York shall be
one thousand dollars per year instead OF the
sum now fixed by law.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when ap-
proved. Approved March Ill
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
CHAPTER $50.

AN ACT to fix the salary of the County At
torney of the County of Waldo.
On and after the first day of january, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety.fiye, the salary of the county at
dollars per annum, instead of the sum now
established by law. approved March 26.l
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 40.

AN ACT to amend section eleven of chapter
two hundred and seventeen of the Public
Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-three,
relating to Justices of the Supreme judicial
Court.
Section eleven of chapter two hundred and
seventeen of the public laws of eighteen hun
dred and ninety three, is hereby amended by
striking out the word sor' in the third line OF
said section and after the word rulings" in
the third line by inserting the words sand
findings SO that said section as amended,
shall read as follows:
SECT. IL. No justice of the supreme judicial
court shall sit in the law court upon the hear
ing of any cause tried before him. in which any
of his rulings and findings are the subject of
review, nor take any part in the decision
thereof Approved March 25.l
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 1879.

AN ACT relating to actions for torts or injuries
suffered on the Lords day.
SECT. i. The provisions of chapter one hun
dred twenty-four of the revised statutes relat-
ing to the observance of the Lords day, shall
not affect in any way the rights or remedy OF
either party in any action for tort or injury suf
fered on that day.
SECT. 2. This act shall not apply to, OF af-
feet any action now pending nor any action
hereafter brought for any cause which shall
have arisen at the date of the approval of
this act. Approved March 2l.I
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
Chapter 147.

AN ACT establishing the salary of the County
Attorney for the County of Androseoggin.
of Androscoggin shall receive an annual
salary from the treasurer of state, of eight
hundred dollars payable quarterly on the first
each year, beginning on the first day of April
eighteen hundred and ninetyfve, instead of
the salary now provided by law
SECT. 2. All acts and parts OF acts inconsist-
ent with this act, are hereby repealed.
Approved March 26.l
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or suspicion. And it shall be the duty of the
owner or other person having charge of any
animal which he knows or suspects to be
affected with tuberculosis or CHAMBERS, to
notify the local board of health at once.
TApproved Mar. 26.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28

Chapter 142.
AN ACT to amend section one hundred eight
chapter forty-seven Revised Statutes, relating
to withdrawal OF deposits from Savings
Banks.
SECT. /. That section one hundred EIGHT.
chapter forty -seven, revised statutes be
amended by striking out the entire section
SECT. los. No savings bank shall be required
to pay any depositor more than fifty dollars at
any one time or in any one month until after
ninety days notice.
| SECT. ?. This act shall take effect when
| approved. ~ [Approved Mar. 25.1
The herald., 1895-08-11
YAQUI INDIAN DEPREDATIONS
The Tribe Has Been the Terror of Sonora
for Ten Years
Demand viii Be 1ade Upon the Federal
Government for Protection Against
the MurderOus Reds

TUCSON, Aug. 10.-Word has been
received here today that at Sunrise, on
the 4th inst, gang of nearly 100
Yaqui Indians attacked the Santa Rosa
hacienda of Don Juan D. Bojorquez,
about thirty miles east of Guaymas, Mex
leo. TheJ killed him and robbed the
place OF everything available. A few
days previous another band surprised
troop OF federal soldiers, killed six and
Captain Lopez. who was in command.
For ten years these same Indians have
been mSnace to the peace of Sonora.
and demand will be made on the federal
government to suppress their depreda-
tions. Besides filling the country with
widows and orphans. they have destroyed
property aggregating in value $7,O0000O.
The killing of Bojorquez has created
widespread sorrow. He was one Of the
few who survived the dangers incident
upon the fatal 18th o: July. 1854. when
he was badly wounded IN the engage
ment. He was connected by blood and
marriage to most prominent families in
Sonora.
The herald., 1895-08-11

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You can be cured of catarrh of the
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The herald., 1895-08-11
SAN PEDRO ITEMS
The Yacht White Wings Arrives - Social

Notes
SAN PEDRO. Aug. 10.-A party OF
iftcen gentlemen from Los Angeles ar
rived last evening. After taking supper
at Prosch's hotel they boarded the steam
launch Meteor, with Captain G. w. Stamp
in command. Tho Meteor steamed away
at 7 a. m. today with the party aboard
for San Diego. From San Diego they
will steam up around Santa Barbara. San
Nicolas, Anacapa, Clemente and Cata-
Llama islands.
The beautiful yacht White Wings OF
San Francisco arrived from that busy city
via Santa Catalina today. She will re.
main here few days and will then 60 to
San Diego. The Yacht Is beauty. in
fact one Of the finest that ever cast anchor
in our harObr.
MIR. Murray and party Of ladies and gen.
tlemen came down this morning.
Hon. W. III. Davenport, general agent
for the Union Pacific railroad, was among
the passengers on the steamer Hermosa
to Avalon TODAY.
Schooner Wetberwax, Captain Hughes
from Tacoma, 600. QUO feet of lumber to
San Pedro Lumber company, arrived.
The barkentine Monitor, Captain
Turlof. sailed in ballast today for To-
coma.
Steamer Jewel, Captain Madison, de-
parted for San Francisco today.
Steamer Hermosa. Captain Trefethsn.
departed for Avalon with passengers and
merchandise to Wilmington Transporta-
tion company today.
Miss Eiilalie Burke OF Rivera is visit.
ing her friend. Mrs. .. Powers.
The Order of the World gave another of
its pleasant socials last evening at its
hall.
Last night tho Presbyterian church was
we'll filled with an appreciative audience.
the occasion being an Evolutionary and
musical social.