The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28


any right to the continuance of such buildings
Or fences within said limits, for the full term
OF forty years from the date of such deed
| approved Feb. q.
Chapter "a.
AN ACT to amend section thirty-two of chap.
/ ter nlnety-one ofthe Revised Statutes, relat-
| ing to Liens.
/ Section thirty-two of chapter ninety-one of
the revised statutes, is hereby amended by
striking out the word thirty" and inserting
the word forty, so that said section as amend.
ed Shall read as follows:
SECT. 81. The lien mentioned in the proceed
ing section shall be dissolved unless the claim
ant within forty days after he ceases to labor
or furnish materials aforesaid files in the
ONCE of the clerk of the town in which such
building Is situated, true statement of the
amount due him, with all just credits given,
together with description OF the property
intended to be covered by the lien, sufficiently
| accurate to identify it, and the names of the
owners, if known, which shall be subscribed
ana sworn to by the person claiming the lein,
or by some one in his behalf, and recorded in u
! book kept for that purpose by said clerk who
Is eh5itied 10 the same fees therefor as for
recording mortgages lApproved Feb. 2l.]
Chapter So.
AN ACT to create Lien for towing Logs.
SECT. l. Owners of steamboats, employed in
towing logs or lumber any of the inland
waters of this state, shall have lien on such
| logs or lumber for the amount due for such
towing, Said lien shall take precedence of all
I
state, labor liens and liens for stumpage.
SECT. 2 Section forty two of chapter ninety
one OF the revised statutes, Is hereby made
applicable to suits brought to enforce the
above lien.
sEcr.3 This act shall take effect when
| approved. [Approved Feb. 2l.1
Chapter So.
AN ACT to amend chapter thirty of the Re-
yised Statutes, relating to the protection of
Game.
4 Section tan of the raviSad s+o+r+os nc n ,,,o.,a
ed by section two of chapter ninety five of the
public laws of one thousand eight hundred
ni i1 IS hereby amended by striking out
all OF said section after the word &c Dogs IN the
| second line and inserting the following words,
jack lights, so called, torches snares, or traps
any deer or caribou, forfets forty dollars for
every deer or caribou SO hunted, caught, killed
OF destroyed and be imprisoned, not exceeding
/ thirty days and no person shall, between the
first days of January and October, in any man
ner, hunt, catch, kill, destroy or have in pos
session any deer caribou, or part thereof,
taken IN close time, under the same penalty so
thaG SAID section as amended, shall read as
/ follows:
SECT. 10. Whoever hunts, catches, kills or
destroys with dogs, jack lights, so called,
snares, or traps, any deer or caribou forfeits
forty dollars for every deer OF caribou so hunted
caught, killed or destroyed, and be subject to
Imprisonment thirty days. and no person shall,
between the first days of January and October,
in any manner hunt, catch, Kill, destroy or
have in possession any deer or caribou OF part
thereof, taken Iii close time, under the same
penalty. Any person may lawfully kill any dog
found hunting moose, deer OF caribou or kept
or nsed for that purpose. ANY person owning
| or having in possession any dog tor the pur-
pose OF hunting moose, deer caribou, or
that is kept or used for such hunting, forfeits
hot less than twenty nor more than one hun
6lred dollars for each dog so owned, kept, used
or in possession Approved Feb 81
/ Chapter 81.
AN ACT to amend section two of chapter sixty-
/ four of the Public Laws of eighteen hundred
and ninetyone, relating to the employing it
II of Stenogfaphers at hearings and ex;tmna-
i tons in courts of probate and courts of in
Il soyency.
i SECT. /. Section two of chapter sixty -four
of the public laws of eighteen hundred and
ninety one, is hereby amended by adding at
the end of said section, the following words:
But any person whose testimony or examina-
ton has been so taken, may, with tine consent
of the judge, waive, i'll writing the singing of
the transcript, and in such case the steno-
grapher shall read his notes to such person
before the hearing OF examination is closed
and if they are found to be correct, or if
alleged errors and mistakes either cor
rected, or proceedings are had in relation to
the same in like manner as provided in Sec
ton three, with reference to Transcripts, the
transcript of such testimony examination
shall be deemed to be complete and correct
without signing and shall have the same
effect, as if signed, so that the said section as
amended shall read as follows:
SECT. 2. When transcript has been made
as provided by section of this act, it shall
be read to the person whose testimony or ex-
animation 1t is, at a time and place to be
:
his counsel, in writing, valves such reading,
and if it is found TO be correct, or if it con
tans errors or mistakes, OF alleged errors or
mistakes, and such errors or mistakes are
either corrected or the proceedings had in
relation to the same as hereinafter provided,
such transcript shall be signed by the person
whose testimony or examination it is, in III
Il cases where the person testifying or submit
ting to examination is required by law to sign
his testimony OF examination. When the
reading of transcript is waived as provided
by this section, such transcript shall be
j deemed correct. But any person whose testi-
mOny or examination has been so taken, NAV,
with the consent of the judge, waive, in writ
ing, the signing of the transcript, and in such
case, the stenographer shall read his notes to
such person before the hearing examination
is closed, and If they are found to be correct, or
if alleged errors OF mistakes either cor
rected, or proceedings are had in relation to
to the same, in like manner as provided in
section three with reference to transcripts,
the transcript of such testimony Or examna-
ton shall be deemed to be complete and cor
rect without signing, and shall have the same
effect ii signed
SECT. ?. Whenever it becomes necessary,
in any court in the state, to prove the testi-
mony examination taken, provided in
this act, the certified copy OF the notes of such
testimony, or examination, taken by such
stenoSrapher. is evidence to prove the same.
\ Approved February 2l.l
Chapter So.
AN ACT to amend section twenty-seven of
chapter seventy-three of the Revised statu-
ties, relating to recording Unrecorded Deeds.
Section twenty seven of chapter seventy
three of the revised statutes, is hereby
amended by striking out the words, land
tender to him, or leave with the register, the
legal fees therefor in lines three and four of
said section, and by aiding at the end of said
section the following words together with
the legal fees OF the register for recording such
deed or other evidence of title, so that said
: section as amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. 81. A person having an interest in
real estate of which any prior grantee has an
unrecorded deed other evidence of title
the n riff
to have the same recorded and if he neglects
to have it so recorded for thirty days, a Justice
OF the supreme judicial court, in session or
vacation, on complaint may cause said
grantee or his heirs to be brought before him
for examination, and unless sufficient cause is
shown for such neglect may order such deed
t or other evidence of title TO be recorded, and
the cost paid by the respondent, together with
the legal fees of the register for recording
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