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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-29
Chapter 1877.

AN ACT to amend section twenty-six of chap.
ter thirty of the Revised Statutes, as amend
ed by section twelve of chapter ninety.five
of the Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
ninetyo ne and section six of chapter two
hundred ninetytwo of the Public Laws of
eighteen hundred and eighty nine, as amend
ed by section two of chapter one hundred
twenty six of the Public Laws of eighteen
hundred and ninety-one, relating to fines,
forfeitures and costs, collected under the
Fish and Game laws.
SECT. ]. Section twenty-six of chapter thirty
of the revised statutes as amended by section
twelve Of chapter ninety-1ve Of the public
laws of eighteen hundred and ninety one, is
hereby amended by striking out all after the
word 'streasurer' In the seventh line, and be-
fore the word sin" In the fourteenth line, so
that said section as amended shall read as
follows:
SECT a6. All fines, penalties and costs col.
lected on complaint or Indictment for the vio-
the court rendering final Judgment thereon,
and by such court TO the treasurer Of the coun-
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Chapter ITO.
AN ACT to Regulate the Practice of Medicine

AN ACT to Regulate the Practice of Medicine
and Surgery.
consent of the council, shall appoint six per-
sons, residents in this state, who shall be
graduates of a legally chartered medical COL
lego or university having the power to confer
degrees in medicine, anu who shall have been
actively employed in the practice of their pro-
fession for a period OF five years, who shall
constitute board OF registration of medicine.
Such persons shall be appointed and hold office
for terms of two, four and six years respec-
lively, beginning with the first lay ofJuy in the
present year, and until their successors are ap-
pointed, and thereafter the governor, with the
the advice and consent of the council shall
appoint on OF before the first day of July every
Other Two eSe az lar
day. No member of said board shall belong to
the faculty of any medical college or univer-
sity Vacancies in said board snail be filed
in accordance with the provisions of this act
for the establishment of the original board and
the person appointed to fill vacancy shall
hold Office during the unexpircd term OF the
member whose place he fills. Any member
of said board may be removed from Office for
cause by the governor, with the advice and
consent of the council and not more than two
members OF said board shall at one time be
members of any one chartered state medical
society.
SECT. ?. The members of said board shall
meet on the second Tuesday of July next, at
such time and place as they may determine,
and shall Immediately proceed to organize by
electing chairman and secretary who shall
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two years. The secretary shall give TO the
state treasurer q bond in the penal sum Of one
thousand dollars, with sufficient sureties TO be
approved by the governor and council, for the
faithful discharge of the duties of his Office.
The said board shall hold regular meetings,
one in March, one in July and one in Novem-
Der Of each year, and such additional meetings
at such times and places as 1t may determine.
Said board shall cause seal To be engraved
and shall keep correct records of all It's pro.
ceedings, and IL hereby authorized to make
such minor rules and regulations as shall be
deemed necessary for the successful enforce
ment of this act
SECT. g. II shall be the duty OF said board
Immediately upon its organization. to notify
all persons practicing medicine or surgery for
gain or hire as q livelihood in this state, OF the
provisions OF this act, by publication in one or
more newspapers in each county and every
such person who Is q graduate OF o legally
chartered medical college or university having
power 70 confer degrees in medicine, and
every person who has been practitioner Of
medicine or surgery in this state for . period
of three years next prior to the passage hereof
shall upon exhibition OF satisfactory proof
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Chapter III.

AN ACT additional to chapter one hundred
and twenty two of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to offenses against Public Justice.
Any officer authorized and empowered TO
serve criminal processes, who shall hire, at
thing by way of inducement to any person TO
consent or suffer himself to be arrested for,
prosecuted for or convicted of any criminal
or who shall enter into any pecuniary agree
ment with any person whereby he is to suffer
himself to be so arrested, prosecuted or con-
offense or not, shall be deemed guiify of NAL
feasancc in Office, and shall be puDished by tne
not exceeding one Thousand dollars or by tn.
prisonment not exceeding two years.
lApproved March 27.l
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Chapter 1875.

AN ACT to amend sections thirty-four and
seventy-five of chapter ffty-one of the Re-
vised Statutes as amended by chapter two
eighteen hundred n and ninety three, relating
to Highway Crossings.
SECT. /. Section thirty -four of chapter fifty
chapter two hundred and five of the public
laws of eighteen hundred and ninety-three, is
hereby amended as follows: By striking out
the word els" in the tenth line, and inserting
instead thereof the words or automatic signals
are >; and also by inserting after he.word "sta-
toned" in the eleventh line, the words 'or
automatic signals to be ma mail SO that
SECT. 81. When the municipal officers OF q
town deem it necessary for public safety, that
gates should be erected across way where 1t
should be appointed to open and close them,
they may make such request in writing; and
In case OF neglect or refusal they may apply to
the railroad commissioners to decide upon the
RESPONSIVENESS of such request, who after no.
tice and hearing, shall decide. When they de-
eide that such request Is reasonable, or that
at said crossing tiagman or automatic signals
are necessary for the public safety, they may
upon said application. order hag'man to be
stationed or automatic signals to be main
ton shall comply with such order and pay the
costs; when they decide otherwise, the costs
shall be paid by the applicants
SECT. 2. Section seventy five Of said chapter
ffty-one of the revised statutes, as amended
by chapter three hundred and seventy seven Of
the public laws OF e1gnteen hundred ana
eighty five, is hereby further amended by in
serting after the word "gate" in the fourth line
thereof, the words 'or automatic signals ordered
or approved by the railroad commissioners;
so that said section as amended, shall read as
follows:
SECT. IS. No engine or train shall be run
across a highway near the compact, part of q
town 1t speed greater than six miles an hour,
unless the parties operating the railroad main.
tain a flag man, or gate or automatic signals
ordered or approved by the railroad commits
sioners, at the crossing of such highway. And
no way shall be unreasonably and negligently
INSTRUCTED by engines, tenders or cars. The
corporation forfeits not exceeding one hum
bred dollars for every such offense.'
Improved March 27.l
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Chapter l6o.
AN ACT

SECT l. Section fifteen Of chapter twenty.
seven of the revised statutes, as amended by
chapter one hundred and forty of the public
laws Of eighteen hundred and eighty .seven, Is
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Chapter 172.
AN ACT to regulate the packing Of fish in her
metically sealed cans.

AN ACT to regulate the packing OF fish in her.
metically sealed cans.
SECT. l. In packing herring. mackerel or
other fish in Theoretically sealed cans, either
in oil, mustard or vinegar, there shall be used
not less than one gallon Of oil, Of good stand
ard quality, for every one hundred cans SO
packed Of the size known as one-quarter oils,
one gallon of mustard sauce of good quality
for every fifty cans of the size known as three,
quarter mustards, and for every one hundred
cans of the size known as one-quarter m'is-
tards; one gallon of vinegar for every one
hundred cans of the size known rs one-quar-
ter spfced, and for every fifty cans of the sizo
known as three-quarters spiced. Proprietors
of fish packing factories shall provide sealed
measures holding one one hundredth part anu
one fiftieth part of u gallon each, which shall
be used in measuring all oil, mustard sauce
and vinegar used in packing fish as above pro
vided; and all fish packed as Aforesaid shall be
when so packed, good and sound, except that
they shall be cleaned headed and eviscerated,
and of good uniform size.
SECT. 2. Whoever packs or cans, or causes
to be packed or canned any fish, In violation
of this aet shall forfeit twenty dollars for every
one hundred cans, or fifty cans, as aforesaid.
as the case may oe, so packed by him or by MS
employees, to be recovered by complaint
IApproved March a.
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Chapter 1853.

AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN Act to
Establish Bounty on Seals"
SECT. l. Section one of chapter one hundred
and thirty nine of the public laws of eighteen
hundred and ninety-One, is hereby amended by
striking out in the first line the words FIFTY
cents" and substituting the words 'one dollar,
and in the second line by striking out the
words "Penobscot river and bay" and substi-
tuting the words this state, so that said section
Is amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. l. A bounty OF one dollar for each
and every seal killed in the waters of this
state shall be paid by the treasurer Of the town
in which such seal Is killed, to the person ex-
hibiting to said treasurer the nose OF such seal
within thirty days after said seal was killed.
Such treasurer shall destroy it and shall then
proceed as in sections six and seven of chapter
thirty of the revised statutes
SECT. =. Section two OF said chapter Is here
by amended by striking out said section and
substituting in place thereof the following
SECT 2. The carcasses of such seals when
destroyed shall not be left derelict in any
waters of the state, but shall be removed there
from and properly disposed Of by the person
destroying them; provided, however, that it
shall be unlawful during the months Of June,
July and August to destroy seal in the waters
of Casco bay by shooting with rifle or other
long range weapon, which might endanger
human life, under a penalty Tor a violation of
either of the provisions of this section, of fifty
dollars, to be recovered upon complaint or ill.,
dictment before any court Of competent juris-
diction.'
SECT. 8. All acts and parts of acts inconsist-
emit with this act, are hereby repealed.
lApproved March q.
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Chapter l73.

AN ACT to provide for the printing and bind bind
ing of department reports and other state
publications and to regulate the numbers or
tho'same. cana 90,
SECT. i. The number Of copies OF tne Ioi.
lowing named reports to be printed ~, ~
the expense of the state shall be d9'er y. aa
the governor and council but shall no .' eAcecu
the following numbers. The report OF the seere.
tary OF the state board of agriculture, tweSe
thonsand cones annually; the report OF the
bank examiner. twenty-five hundred COPIES ~
the bureau Of labor and industrial statistics.
ak Thousand copies annually; the report OF
fhe officers and trustees of the state reform
school. fifteen hundred copies annually; the
report of the commissioners OF hsheries anu
rame four thousand copies Annually; the re-
port OF the industrial school for girls; miean zen
Hundred copies annually; the report OF tne oii'-
GERS and trustees Of the state prison, two tbon-
sand copies annually; the report OF tne con on
missioners on the contagious diseases on am.-
mails, four Thousand copies annually tne re;
port OF the Maine state college, nneen sr -
copies annually; the report OF the rcgis;ta a %
vital statistics, twenty I've hundred copies an'
nnally the report Of the Insurance 1n each Iesiss
tive year. and twenty-five hunofeo c0p's' w
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~ IN which said court 70 held;. and All nncs
:nd n. rensIfies recovered IN actaens 81 debt for
tina VIOLATION OF any such law shall pc paio
forthvrith to such treasurer. In AL actions Of
debt therefor IN any court, II the platinum pre-,
walls he shall recover full costs wisnous regsru
to the amount recovered. Any omcer or otnor
person who shall receive any me OF penny,
or any part thereof. tor the v1oiaI0n ot any
fish or game law, either on company S ON, IN
dictment as Aforesaid, or II by acuon OF oeo..
and neglects for moro than sixty Gays 20 Ply
the eame into such comfy treasury, snaii pe
punished by fine not less than forty nor more
fhan one hundred dollars for the nrss oIenso'
and for every subsequent onerfse, BY sucn nne:
and imprisonment not exceeding SIX mohtns.
SECT 9. Section six Of chapter TWO nun0reo
and ninety.two of the public laws OF cignteen
hundred and eighty-ntne, as amended Dy SEQ
ton two of chapter one hundred ana twenty.
six of the public laws Of eighteen hundred ana
ninety-one, is hereby further amended Dy
striking out the nine last words Thereon. 80
that said section as amended. shall reao as
follows
SECT. 6. All fines and penalties under any
law relating to game, fish or shell hsh, may DC
recovered by complaint, Indictment or acuon
OF debt, made or brought by any person IN the
county where such game or parts thereon, nsh
or shell fish are found, against the shipper or
the person, having the same in possession:
and together with all forfeitures shall be paid
plant Is made, indictment found. or action
brought
SECT. s. This act shall not affect actions.
complaints OF indictments now pending.
lApproved March a.
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Chapter 1853.

M ACT IN relation to State Binding.
SEcT. l. There shall be chosen biennially,
by Joint ballot OF the legislature on the same
,,,,h,,c hindar who shall hold his office for two
war; and until some other person is elected
IN bis stead; 30 shall give bond. with sum,
doiisrs, ID perform and execute In . prompt,
nyoss~r' su6stantial. fAithfui and workmanlike
nasansr I'll the folding. stitching. rnling and
Snre-nnaent for Which the state Is held to pay,
ercSr3 {he rovised statutes and reports of de-
oiS1ens az tho suprsme judicial court
RCT. q And all HE bins shall pc audited in
xhe ransl way By - committee Of the council
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invoices of the liquors purchased, and COM
pare his analysis with that written or printed
on such invoices. He shall report Immediately
the result of his examination to the municipal
officers, and also to the governor and council.
SECT. 10. Upon petition and representation,
in writing, to any single Justice OF the supreme
judicial court, in term time or vacation, of ten
or more well known tax payers of any city or
town in which q liquor agency is established
that said agency is being conducted In VIOLA
ton or evasion of the law creating the same,
specifying in said petition the violation COM
planned of, such justice, after reasonable notice
to said city or town, if, upon hearing, it is
shown that said agency Is not being conducted
in accordance with the law authorizing the
establishment of the same, may order said
agency closed. and the liquors found therein
forfeited to the state.
SECT. IL. If a municipal officer buys any in.
toxicating liquors, to be sold according to law,
of any other person than the commissioner,
or knowingly obtains them from any other
source than the commissioners stock at his
town or city agent, or any person in his en-
ployment or by his direction, sells or furnishes
Tor sale, any such liquors as have been de-
creed to be forfeited, or found to be impure as
aforesaid, or causes any intoxicating or malt
liquors which he or they keep for sale to be
aduterated, by mixing the same with any col
oring matter, drug or ingredient, or mixes the
same with other liquors of different kind or
quality, or with water, or sells or exposes for
sale such liquors as are adulterated, he shall
be punished as provided in section thirty -dve
of said chapter twenty seven as amended.
SECT. II. The governor and council shall an
nually cause the reports of the commissioner
and assayers made to them to be printed, and
one copy sent to the municipal officers of each
town, maintaining an agency.
SECT. ID. Sections seventeen and eighteen
of chapter twenty seven Of the revised stat
utes, and all other acts and parts Of acts, In
consistent with this act, are hereby repealed.
(Approved March Is.
Chapter 161.
AN ACT to amend Section one hundred Of
Chapter forty seven of the Revised Statutes,
relating to Investments in Savings Banks, as
heretofore amended.
SECT. l. Section one hundred of chapter
forty seven of the revised statutes as amended
by chapter one hundred and ninety-five of the
three, Is hereby amended by striking out the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18
Ia ola aaegra
(De III Pals, de Madrid)

No pOdemCs suatraernos ia idea
de que yamos derechos 4 una reac
cion desafentada Por mas cue IN
fentamos tranquilizar nuestro esp1ri
tn, pansando que ser1a una cosa
nlon9truosa ar paso atras en- 81 corto
camino avarzado hacia el pvogreso;
nor mae que tratamos de deavanecer
nrestros propjos temoras ante Ia con
sideraci6n DE- que semejante hecho
vondria 4 destruir todas las leyes que
rigen q movimieuto socia, no pode
mos iograrlo.
Pue1en mas los acontecim;entos
que Sc desarrollan 4 nuestra vista,
que cuantos argumautos iuvente
nue. tro inquieto espfritu; pueden
mas os slntomas, cada d1a mas de
terminates, mas precise, de este
avance de reaction, que todos los ra
zonamientoa qao nos surgiere nues
tro amor al humane progreso.
Y 40 es ESQ 10 peor, cen ser tan
ma D
Lo peor IS qne este sbolimiento de
las euerg1as, en- este desvanecimient to
de fos caracteres, en- este eStado ee
postraci6n de nuestro pueblo, an6mi
co Ell f4erzs de perd8r 81 sangre y
de gastar en- est6riles empe nos y sus
mermadas fuerzas, apenas Sc vislum
bra Ia poaibiiidad de que pueda la
llar en- gu propia faqueza las ener-
glas necesarias para detener ga gu
camino esa ola negra y pavorosa de
reacci6u j9su1tica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18

en- ningdn dfa de la historic ne
cesit6 de la farsa para que res
plandecieran los brillantes tim
bres de sus glorias, resulta, pues,
desairado para 81 que Sc piense
en- enviar 200 900 soldados para
debelar una revuelta de negros
De ESQ Sc trata, 81 hemos de
dar cr6dito a 10 cue Sc nos dice.
Negros, dicen los incondiciona
les de Cuba negros, repiten los
incondicionales de aqu1; Y ne
gros, dice tamb' en- el senor Cano
vas
Entire nosotros valera mas
otra cosa. Valera mas que en
este grave asunto, prescindi6ra
mos de 10 pueril, de 10 falso, de
10 irrisorio, pues que Sc trata de
asegurar nuestro predominio Cd
10 mas importante que nos resta
De nuestro viejo imperio colonial,
Y puesto que para clio estamos
derramando nuestro orc Y ofren-
dand0 nuestYa sangre.
Valera mas que caaa espa-
mol tuviera en- possession de la
verd8d. lie toda Ia verdad, d.
cha inf4xib,emente por las au-
toridades. como medic de que,
en- vez de que gerninen en- el
coraz6n de los ciudadanos pre-
venciones Y rencores contra fun
.ionarios que le ocultan 10 cierto,
que tiene darecho aqu6lla de
saber. Sc estreche en- 81 seno de
ia franqueza, la harmoniosa soil
daridad que debe, en- todas oca-
stones, eXistir entire ell poderdan
to Y el poderhabiente
De todos modos, entire la YER
dad de 10 que haya, y la puerili-
dad de una reselva, que no 10 es,
desde el momento en- que las no
ticias vuelan, muchas veces co
rregidas y aumentadas, por ell
mundo, siompro es preferible 10
que no sea rid1culo, 10 que cuadre
4 la seriedad que debe suponerso
en- Ia institution del Gobierno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18
ENCMO. AYUNTAMIENTO
DE LA
CIUDAD DE PONCE
PreSiaenc5a
AL PUBLICO
AL PUBLICO

Habiendo aparecido publicado por prime
"a yez eE la 'Gaceta Oiciap ell dia 0 do los
corrientes el edicto del remate de las obra.
de reparaciones en- Ell camino vecinal de es
ts Clndad a la villa de Adnntas, cuya su
basta Sc annneio por disz das, Sc lle9ara 4
eabo en- esta Casa Consistorial ell dia 10 de
actual las tres de la tarde
Sc hace pdblleo para coGocimiento gene
raj ccncnrreFcia de licitadores.
Ponce, Octubre IA de 1895 Ell Alcalde
Presidente, Jitoae Jose Potozts
Hsbieldo apslecido publicado por prime
ra vez Ell Ia 'Gaceta Ofcial' el dia 10 del
actual ell edicto del remate del servicio de
eXtr"ccion de aguas sucias despeldicios
del Matadero de esta Ciudad. cnya su' asta
sc annnclo por diez dias, Sc lIevara a cabo
en- esta Casa CoDsistorial el da 10 del actual
a las diez de ia man4na
! Sc hsce pdblico para nociniento gene
raj concurrencia de licitadores
Ponce, Octubre Is de 1895 Ell Alcalde
Presidente, Juan Jose Potolls
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18
Registro de la Pr0piedad
D ( p O \ c Z

En- eStas oGcinas Sc halla "a
cante una plaza de auxiii.r do
tada con el sueldo mensu4e Ge 5U
pesos, moneda corriepte, que So
proveera entire los aspirant9s que
ia sollclten y tengan los eonoci-
mlentos te6rioos 7 prac5icos ne
cesarlos para 81 despacho 9e tcda
c'ase de documentos
Los aspirantes deberan dirisir
Sc al Registraoor por medic d.
oartas acompanadas de ltferen-
cias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-18

ouias sean modestas, en- vista de Ia
sltuaoi6n afictiva que atravlesa Ia
patria. & consecuencia de Ia gneirs
de Cuba.
As{, pues. 90 suprimira 81 sermon
nor razones de econo mia
Y dice .ScAu5ey Ell La } Jasticla-" "
A la patria por servir
Y su historia por honrar
Va el marino a avegar.
Va 81 soldado com batir.
D. un patsiotismo en- prenda
con fe qre nunca Sc olvida
el guerrero da su vida,
y el psrtio oular su ofrenaa;
solo en- situaci6a tan dura
el clero s;gue impasib'e,
Y en- toda dasdicha horclb'e
cobra por REAR 81 cura.