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The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
branding and transportation

D. NNiEttul DfduuiuS dnQ IAE1ON
L al kinds Of picked. salt, smoked, fresh,
spued, frozen, she'll or other fish.
SECT ?. The commissioner Is hereby required
d make detailed biennial report in the month
December showing the amount OF capital
sgested, number of men employed. value of
ruincts, and any other information that he may
IL able to obtain relating to the sea and shore
sitries
sGcN B. The salary Of the commissioner of
ri ana shore fisheries is hereby fixed 1t one
.0sS;,nd dollars per annum.
sSGr. T. 1T shall be the duty of the fish
agt MS to enforce all laws relating to the sea
an sA0re fisheries within the counties In which
-g respectively reside, but they shall not exer-
~ jurisdiction in any other county unless SO
-lr4siei til wiring by the commissioner of sea
ga shore fisheries. The commissioner Of sea
sg sAere lisheres, and fish wardens may with
j without warrant enter upon any vessel,
as. receptacle for fish, or any place or places
sri therefor and seize and Garry away ali fish
.re to seizure found therein, and may with
without warrant search any car or pound
.e TOR the keeping of fish and seize and
sis-. away all nsh liable to seizure founi,
iefrin. the fish i'll each case, TO be disposed Of
e erling TO law.
sECr. .. 1t shall be the duty of each warden
lake a detailed monthly report to the com
l~sipner OF sea and shore fisheries of all that
N- come IL his nowledlce relating to the fish
.l-s within his counss. or III any county where
\ ks rendered service from the first day of
siortb to the ,irso day of tho following
& III III such ii manner and ON such blanks us
Commissioner may prescribe and furnish,
f.. ~ do such other acts Ms she commissioner
a require TOR the purpose OF gaining irfor-
"a and the proper enforcement of the Dish
\, ~
I. e. The compensation of the warders
.,-. be two dollars per day aud expenses
sea actually employed
approved March 2Ij
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Che pier 1871.

~ AlN ~ aInend section ninety of chapter
''E " l4e Revised Statutes, relating to the
--s'.i sfuent oil County Taxes.
t4uely OF chapter six of the revised
4slte- II hereby amended by adding after
'- W li1t ''NfNatI0u' in the third line, the toll
Nl-+ 'i-ey n1ay Adtl such sum above the sum
~ AAiNar1e'l, not exceeding two per cent of
y A, ~ a fractional division renders con
2. Ana certify thtt fact in the record of
Y- Torment, so that said section as
'4, w i'li 5AGil read as follows:
e@gt 80 s1hen a county tax is authorized,
NY commissioners shall in March, in
if l0r which such tax ia granted, appor-
.'# sDoA the towns ana other places accord
rs 10 l4e last state valuation, they may add
lta above the sum SO authorized, not
+ NAns two per cent Of said sum, as q frac-
.Ni Gl7lsion renders convenient, and certify
W" Feet IN the record OF said apportionment,
\ sNo -heir warrant to the assessors requir-
~ tgeia forthwith to assess the sum appor-
e their town or place, and to commit
III 4eaessnent to the constable or collector
" sYi'ection.' Approved March 2l.l
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter 1856.
AN ACT to compel Husbands and Fathers to
contribute to the support of Wives and Chill

AN ACT to compel Husbands and Fathers to
contribute to the support of Wives and Chill
dren.
Whenever a man, having wife, minor
child, or both, residing in this state, and from
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.
Improved March 81
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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, or meat or milk OF any
animal affected with tuberculosis or other con
tagious or infectious disease, who, knowing
that the animal is thus affected, shall hold the
animal, OF its meat or milk, for human food,
shall be liable, on conviction, to a fine OF not
less than five dollars nor more than fifty
dollars.
or its executive officer has notice of, or sus.
poets the existence of. a case of tuberculosis
or of CHAMBERS in domestic animals, such
cause to be investigated the truth of such mott
tication or the grounds for such suspicion, and
il there appear to be good grounds for believ-
of health or its executive officer shall notify
the state cattle commissioners, reciting in
said notification the grounds for their belief
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Chapter 1873.

AN ACT 10 amend section twenty-seven OF
chapLernine Of the Revised Statutes, relating
to the elections of The PenoDscot Tribe OF
Indians
revised statutes is hereby amended by striking
out the word October" in the first line Of said
section, and insert instead thereof the wogN
November SO that said section ns amended,
shall read as follows:
SECT. 25. On the first Tuesday of Novem-
hff, eighteen hundred and eighty-four, and
hlenniALy thereafter the fcnobscot tribe Of
inaians Shall hod their election for the choice
Of governor and lieutenant governor OF said
tribe and Il representative to she Legislature Of
This state. The agent of sala tribe shah give
notice Of the time ana place. seven days be-
tore SUD day OF election by posting notices
thereof, ore at his Office and oile IN some con-
spclous place on Oi6itown island. SAID agent
shall receive sort and count the votes given i'm
aE said election presence OF the mem oers Of
the tribe, and shall give to those elected, GER
tiflcates thereof Approved March 26.I
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GIlauteF lt-.

AN ACT establishing the salary OF the County
Attorney fur The Comfy uf Ansirosn0sgin.
SECr N The county attorney lor tAe county
Of AndlGscog9in sHal receive an aHn'yal
salaly tloln the Treasurer of sIate, OF ei@ht
hundred daltaYs paTanle quarterly on fhe iess
days Of january, Apri, July aNd October. in
caeh year, beginning ca the trst dry ol April
ei:;tit0en hundred and pinetvfvo, instead OF
the salary nov provided Ny hi#-
SECr 2. ALI acts and partS az acts incon sist-
ent with this act are hereby repealed.
LAgproveG March 40.l
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Chapter 1877

AN ACT relating to chapter seventy OF the
Public Laws of eighteen hundred and nine
ty-five, concerning sales of land for non pay
ment of Taxes.
SECT. /. The provisions of chapter seventy
Of the public laws ct eighteen s hundred and
payment Of taxes, approved March six, eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-five, shall apply to
all taxes assessed on or after April one, eigh-
teen hundred and ninety five.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when ap-
proved.
Approved March 49,
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Chapter 1873.

AIT 10 tix the salary Of the Judge of Pro
,0r = OH, County
.0aTV, iss She wear OF oar Lord one Thousand
hundred anal ninety five, the salary OF the
.,fl probate ;og GAG county OF York shall be
loustnd ioliars per year instead of the
l u0AY iseti by law.
h. ,. This act shall take effect when sp-
b, 4d. approved March "a.
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Chapter 1872.

y act IN relation TO state taxes on Wild
.-aiias where the soil and the growth thereon
III owned by different persons.
sa@qf L. When the soil OF townships or
rasss taKef by the state as wild land, is not
, rlseq oy the person or persons who own the
aas3Fstp OF part of the growth thereon, the state
ssofs shall value the soil and such growth
'S'aLhteiy Tor purpose Of taxation.
sr 80 Ihla act ehall take effect whom
'pNlVVea- Approved March 81
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~ ACT t. amend sections forty.ono ana forty

| An ACT t. amend sections forty one ana FORTY.
/ three VII chaptcY tali4 of Lid Kevided stit
| utes. relating to Fisheries.
| SECn l. SECTION fuefv-oue Of chapter forf,,
/ Of the revisast statutes III hereby amended, IN
| inserting after the words 81 Augusta dam y THE
following: nor any salmon above Ferry Point
bridge OH thA s"ia6 Gf9tx river in Gafais' 50
/ .hist said section, a. attended, Shall read as
! follows:
/ 'SEcF II No salmon slad or other nlie1sa-
tory tish shall be taken DR. tishea fer within
| i've hundred Yards Of any tishwav dam Or
! the mouth o1 the kenduSksag stream and the
writer work. tla1u al Treats falIs III sai{ river;
nor between the Augusta highway bridge over
/ tho kenneNeo river and tie Augusta dam: nor
auv salmon above Ecrry Point bridge on thH
I SasIt Croix river in Calais, between TIE first
days of April and November, except by the
ordinary riioGe of angling with single hook and
line or artificial lies naT shan hook ana line
| or artificial flies Ne used at any time within
one hundred vards of any fisilwa5r, dana Or
/ ;uill race but this section Enali not apDfv To
+! the taking Of alewiye-S by the town of Warren
! in the Georges river, ana by the tow5s of Wal
dobore iu Metiomnk river, under the authority
granted saii ttsMi35 I'M tne nutN.itS .lnd special
! laws OF Massachusetts, pissed March six
/ eighteen hll,lr,6 and .wo. and amendments
thereto Missed g tin lepsisiatltse or tliis state
nor shall IL anDly to The 1ulimr III a!r,viyt4s l,
! the town Of NooIwith IN Neguass;.1 stlea1l
provided that fiy fishing shall lc allowed an
II thn f,ri,lra ae1.Yss fiin pennv's r5vg,. M Tin
! coins milf l,l.t lot between SELL bridge and
| TilcoI,,,s Mil dam: and rroyiaea also th1t
tls1iuts wifn ala attineial I'm AZ single baitpd
/, hook inG Iine shan he allowed liD to within
lifty fe,t OF the dam across the Aroostool5 river
! Ia Ike town OF Caribou giIe penalty I'M Vida.
tjnn IL this sr,tiGu Il N Mia " noa ;nnre tn+t
1i:,y nor less than ten dollars for cacn o31ense
IN I'D nna 5oilaI. fr as siiad IL tSiil
aMof = seYts ssi 1ortythTee or chapter forty
oI iia ICY i'seu SUITES - Atrenv ahenaet ~
| sIlklil4 ot.t tle Moists ~ " lle SalhI SiolA
river p49" aas p'eakMtgT ~ We leslse so
tt'i i. salu seet-9H' as aliFhaeo' SHAH read as
I fe l5Ms- d, ,,..,,s.,, .,. s...
'sEGs. ~, be1ween the 1rsS Gay q April and
me E ~. l q;ty on tuly. tnefe sitll re a
WeeaY elose tl'Ie Or lorly-eisaI houfs, from
sunrise q sacn SattuNiy morning 20 sunrise
! on tiie loIGWlhS NiohGsN morning during
| when no salmon shau' alewlves on bass shtll
pc sahehi bNilnS TIE weeElF ciosc llnlc Al
selhess hets arc olhet moVApie apparatus shaii
/ pc removed IRON thc water E3ch Weir small
| have, in TINT part where the fish are usually
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter 1873

- a. AtgE TO amend section twelve Of chapter
~ slA!ty-seven of the Revised Statutes relative
AZ mutation OF actions against Executors
ssMA Administrators
ssvaTE. !, Section twelve of chapter eighty
Id ~ " " the revised statutes Is hereby amend
striking out in line fifteen the words "or
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter 1as-

AcT reltdns 10 actions for torts or injuries
Heisd on the lords day
4. he provisions Of chapter one hun
isensyteul Oh Gle revised statutes relat-
ire o jservanre Ok tie Lords Gay, shall
.Tgai IN any Was 'he rights or remedy OF
party in ans AGtion Tor tort Ok injury SUIT
ia that dty.
H. ll..s aas shall not apply to, OF af-
iAy aetlsp NOW pending NOR any action
teT brought tor any cause which shall
d l1acn I'll tho die OF the approval Of
slL Approved Aarch 2l.l
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Chapter ISL.

AN ACT to secure the preservation of the
Maine Reports, the Acts and Resolves and
other publications printed or purchased by
me state for distribution to towns and yari-
GUS public officers.
SECT l. That all Maine reports, statutes,
dlgcsts, acts and resolves, and other publica-
lions, printed or purchased by the state ana
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 in trust
Dy 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
mum the property of the state, and Shall be
held IN trust by said officer, for the sole use of
MS said office; and at the expiration of his
term OF ONCE, or on his removal therefrom by
death, resignation or other cause. such officer,
OF II he be dead, his legal representatives,
shall turn over TO his successor in office all o.
said books and publications SO furnished by
the state and shall take receipt therefor.
SECT. 3. All Maine reports, revised statutes
public laws and digests distributed BY the
state librarian to the several towns and public
ofhcerS in said state, shall be plainly marked
upon The cover and upon the title page with
the following words: t1he property OF thu.
State of Maine, not to be Sold, and shall have a
registered number conforming to the list to be
made by the state librarian. Any 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. g.. All acts OF parts OF acts, all re-
solves Or parts of resolves, Inconsistent here
with. are hereby repealed.
Approved March 26.1
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Chapter 100.

~ = a, AT to fix the salary Of the County At
~ sU,n an1 OF the County of Waldo.
On afu after the first day of January, in the
year q our Lord one thousand eight hundred
anu nlnet yyn, the salary OF the county at
torney OF WALDO county shall be five hundred
dollars per annum. Instead of the sum now
established by law. approved March e.
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or suspicion. And it shall be the duty of the
animal which he knows Or suspects to be
affected with tuberculosis or CHAMBERS, to
notify the local board of health at once.
Approved Mar. 3d.
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Chapter l42.

AN ACT to amend section one hundred eight,
chapter forty -seven Revised Statutes, relaSlns,
to withdrawal of deposits from savings
Banks.
SECT l.. That section one hundred eight.
chapter forty-seven, revised statutes. be
amended BY striking out the entire section.
and inserting in place thereof the following:
SECT l0S. No savings bank shall be required
to pay any depositor more than fifty dollars at
any one time Or in any one month until ate.
ninety days notice.
Sect. This act shall take effect when
approved. Approved Mar. Is.
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter 49,
AN ACT to authorize the appointment of Com
missi0ners for the Promotion Of Inifarmity

AN ACT to authorize the appointment of Com
missl0ners for the Promotion Of Uniformity
OF Legislation In the United States.
SECT: /. Within thirty days after the pas
sage ct this act. the governor shall appoint, b.
and with the consent Of the council three
commissioners, who are hereby constituted a
board Of commissioners by the name and style
Of Commissioners for the Promotion of Uni
torm1ty OF Legislation in the United States
y shall be the duty Of said board 70 examine
the subjects Of marriage ana divorce. insol
vency, the form Of notarial certificates, de-
scent and distribution Of property, the ac
ENCOURAGEMENT Of deeds, execution and pro-
the best means to Affect an assimilation and
uniformity in the laws of the states, and es.
pecially to consider whether 1t would be wise
the union In sending representatives to q con-
vention to draft uniform laws to be submitted
for the approval and adoption OF the several
states, and If so, to act as such representatives
from this state and to devise and recommend
such other course OF action as shall best ac-
cOmplish the purpose OF this act.
SECT. 2. No member of said board shall re-
cetve any compensation for his services as
commissioner, but each commissioner shall be
entitled to receive his actual disbursements for
his expenses in performing the duties Of his
office. In case any of the persons SO appoint
ed as above will not undertake the Office of
this commission, or in case of a vacancy on
said board. such vacancy shall be filed by the
governor.
SECT. 5. This act shall take effect when ap
proved. [Approved Mar. rs.
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AN ACT to amend section siv of chantar
thirtv.fiye oil thc Revised stututes. relafino
10 Infellfsoncc Gfsiccs.
Secfion IN of eha,ter tbirtY-five of tbe TO.
vi.e,i statutes OF tnis stat,. is hereby aranded
III ;tdliuw thereto the following words The
i,4e1rr Of an ntrllsrne. Office shall MOI ,etsf,
INV .lim Of fnoney i'm excess of one dollar
t,,ni1 u urrson seeking cIunlovment through
me agail,,y or slIch in{efiiseuee oifee mise
elnHl0Nil5ht NJ ~ lhH 49, sugsH1 'ol - a:luaIy
u,,trp ot1jrr shall causa two comics Of This ar.
9Ti,,fe5 in TYNE of sufficient SIZE to ha in@ihla
,n1 rasilv reid 10 be .,,otspicuouslv nosted in
~Irh ,oom. iscd Or occupied tor Tie purnoses
al such infellineuce ufllce Whoever yiolates
fine PROVISIONS of this act shall have tina
license revoked, and Shall be punished by 1ine
T,ot exceeding twenty dollars for each ofrnsa
So that said section as amended. shall read "a
follows:
ssLCr. 8. The municipal officers of anv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-27
AM MENTS.
Academy of Music.

Last night at the Academy of Music
Mr.. Harrigan presented for the first time
in this city his new play, my Son Dan"
A large audience had come to pass judg-
mcst on this latest effort of the popular
actor, and they plainly showed by their
enthusiastic applause that. in their opin-
don at least, it may rank with his earlier
creations.
The story is domestic, dealing chiefly
with love in its various phases-paternal,
hIial and conjugal-but still politics play
a very good part in the plot and the
villain is quite bad enough to make the
virtue of the other characters shine by
contrast. -,
adoring father. who stands by his son
in ali his trials. and thinks no sacrifice
too great to secure his happiness, was
portunity for a display Of those versa
tile talents which have made the actor
famous. He passes from the humorous
the spectators may indeed be said to
have laughed till they cried. Throughout
the play, none of the scenes of which
is overdrawn. Mr.. Harrigan had the
sympathy of the audience. and when at
last success crowned his efforts and
happiness reigned in his home. the YER
dict could be read in the faces of all,
that virtue had for once met its reward.
Dan Collyer, Harry Fisher and w. j.
Hurley ably supported Mr.. Harrigan in
the roles of Wilbur Walker, Robert Gill
son and Amos Tuttle, and Frederick
Backus as Dan Logan was a worthy OBJ
ject of paternal solicitude.
with such beauty n grace that nobody
greatly sympathised with Dan Logan's
sufferings, so rich did they think his
Hattie Moore deiighted ali who saw her.
The other parts in the cast were ably
taken and the company as a whole pre-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-27
NIGHT SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SOON
Board of Education Meet and Pro-

At the melting of the Board of du-
cation last night it was resolved to open
night schools for females in School No.
2. for males in Nos. 3 and q, and for
both sexes in Nos. s, II and IA from Oc-
tober q to February IA. October 16, II and
IS were set aside as days for registering
pupils. Salaries for principals of these
night schools were fixed at 81 per day
and teachers and ~janitors at $3.50 per
day. Forty-seven teachers exclusive of
the principals will be appointed and all
substitutes will receive full pay
President Allen then appointed the
following Committee on Night Schools
Central School, Directors Cowles n
Hoos; No. 2, Directors Degnan and
Walker; No. 3, Director DAILY; No. s, Di-
rector Allen: No. II. Directors Mclean
and Beach: No. IA, Directors Koonz and
stowe; No. .21. Director Obergfel.
A resolution was passed to take effect
october 1, promoting the following
teachers:-Mrs. Elizabeth H.. Ramsey
lin. from $40s to 1928. and Misses Susie
w. Sillcox, Loretta Rochester. 3. Emily
Hannah, Sarah Guinan, Essie Dusen-
berry, Fannie e. Nash. Elizabeth Her
lihv and Amelia Schaefer from $500 to
Miss Ida Jackson was appointed a
teacher in School NO 10 to Il4l 1le Ne4eaA--
cy caused by the resignation OF MISS
Nissan.
were granted one months leave of alb
senee each from October / on account
of sickness.
A petition was received, signed by a
large number of citizens in the vicinity
of School No. 4, asking that the board
take some action Immediately to make
accommodations for ninety-three CHI
dren who were turned away from the
seventh and eighth grades of the
primary department of that school on
account of lack of room for them. The
petitioners. among whom were Mr..
Dennis Mclaughlin, Mr.. John c.. Lem
| beck. Mr.. Charles Boltwood and DIR. c..
F. Kyle, suggested that an annex of
some kind be established in that vicin-
itv. The petition was. received and or
dered filed.
the Board of Finance to appropriate
S2e, 315 for repairs. This appropriation
does not include the 1000 appropriated
for the. rebuilding of school No. los wall
| which Building Inspector Jones ordered
torn down, as he deemed it unsafe. The
wall is now being rebuilt.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-27
FIFTEEN NEW POLICEMEN.
Nick Walsh Will Now Wear Brass
Buttons.

Fifteen chancemen were promoted to
the rank of patrolmen at last nights
meeting of the Police Board, and three
new chancemen were appointed. h
chancemen promoted were Robert
Booth. Frederick Bluem, Jr., Edward
Cooper, John Dunn. Henry Gouser, Aug
ust Hertles, William ]. Kelly, William
McKaig, Samuel Stanley, Cornelius Van
Wrinkle, Robert Milburn. Henry Aber-
nethy, T. M. Peer, George Van Vechten
and William E.. Robinson.
The chancemen appointed were Nicha
olas f. Walsh, the Justice of the Peace
who runs thee levator in the Weldon
Building; Andrew Wilson and Theodore
Fl. Clock.
The Commissioners then met as the
Board of Health. A letter was received
from the State Board of Health inform
ing the board of a conference held in
pollution p5iiltH, Of Of the Pasgaic River. It had
been decided to secure legislation to pre-
vent further pollution, and it was de-
tie committee to prepare a bill to be
introduced in the Legislature to that
effect. The board decided to allow Health
inspector Benjamin to represent them.
The following communication from j.
A. Ma6kinnon of No. 1886 Wilton street,
was received
the section of Jersey City known as
Lafayette. who draw their water supply
for drinking purposes from a spring on
nv property. l let them have it freely,
without money and without price. j
believe the water is perfectly potable
and healthful, but would feel better if,
after a thorough and complete analysis
II proved to be so. 1 should think thai
The Investigation of a question like this
world be entirely within your province.
If you will give this matter your at
+1o+.o, rr1PaGn ADVISE me as TO the G1I4n-
Nv Of water needed as a sample fol
ANALYSIS and / hail supply you with It.
THE matter was referred to Mr.. G.. A
Krauss, the analyst of the board.