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The herald., 1895-12-17
AT THE HOTELS

r. L. Jones of Pomona is at the Nadeau.
John De Long of Denver is at the Nadeau.
j. l.. Alabaster of Chicago is at the Ma
deau.
G. Miller of San Francisco is at the Ma
deau.
A. Berta of Kansas City is at the Ma
deau.
E. H. Lay of Quebec is at the Hollen-
beck.
Fred S. Davis of San Francisco is at the
Nadeau.
F. Ed. Spooner and wife are at the West
minister.
f. Elshemut of New York is at the West
minister.
4. H. Tripp of indianapolis is at the Hol-
lenbeck.
Albert Kenny of Los Gatos is at the
Nadeau.
Mrs. Adams of San Francisco is at the
Hollenbeck.
Ford Harvey of Kansas City, Mo-, is at
the Nadeau.
EnrI H. Kiser of Dayton, o., is at the
Westminster.
A. P. johnson of Riverside is at the
Judge John D. Works of San Diego is at
the Westminster.
Col. A. S. Kimball of San Francisco is at
the Westminster.
W. G.. Durham of Terre Haute, Ind, is
at the Hollenbeck.
Gorden C. Day and Chas. Leslie of Po-
mona are at the Bamona.
S. W. Croxton and wife of Cleveland,
Ohio, are at the HolleDbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Gould of Santa
Barbara are at the Westminster.
DR.. John Higgins and wife of Crown
Point, Ind, are at the Hollenbeck.
ID. A. Sawyer and wife and Miss Nellie
e. Hasly and child have apartments at the
Ramona.
O. M. Thunder and wife of San Francisco
have arrived in the city and are ct the Ra-
mona.
j. H. Fitzpatrick, advance agent for
Lillian Lewis Cleopatra company, is at
the Hollenbeck.
Miss NJ. E. Fairbanks of Petrolis, Can
ada, and Mrs. Edward W. Sayers of Lon
don, Canada, are at the Hollenbeck.
| VIM. III. Newschafer and wife and Chas.
f. Lansing of New York City. Chas. D. Bal
lard of Santa Ana, and Cave j. Couts, jr.
of Altoona, Pa. are at the Abbotsford Inn.
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Personal

Colonel M. T. Malloy, Cincinnati capi-
talist, is in the city on business.
B. S. Stoneman, formerly in the music
business on Broadway, is now with the
Blanchartl-F Fitzgerald Music company.
j. H. Fitzpatrick is in the city making
final arrangements for the appearance of
Lillian Lewis at the New Los Angeles thea
ter in magnificent production of Cleo.
patra, for four nights, commencing
Christmas. A matinee will be given Sat
urday.
Mr.. f. M. French, one of the most sue
cessful and wealthy contractors of this
city. has just returned from visit to
Mexico. He says that all lines of business
are in fine condition in that republic. The
mining industry is particularly active and
the output of gold constantly increasing.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

Rates for advertisements under this classif-
cauon-l time, 5 cents per line; l week, 80
cents per line; month, 81 per linc.
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PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS. ETC.

DATENTS FOR INVENTIONS OBTAINED
l in all countries bought and sold. $. ] {.
DAY S CO.. patent attorneys, room 85 Bryson
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter 1ob.

AN ACT to amend section sixty-six Of chapter
forty-nine Of the fRevised Statutes, relating
to Insurance.
Section sixty-six Of chapter forty-nine of the
revised statutes is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following: provided, that domestic
mutual fire insurance Companies shall be re-
CURED to pay only the actual expenses in
animation herein required SO that said section.
as amended shall read as follows:
Scot. 66. Every such company shall organ
ize within two years after it's charter is granted
or its charter shall be void; and upon such or
ganization it shall inform the commissioner
thereof. No such company shall commence
business by issuing policies until the commits
stoner has examined and ascertained that it has
complied with the terms Of its charter paid in it's
capital stock and become qualified to act; and
he shall then issue to it his certificate Of that
fact, for which service he shall receive from it
twenty dollars and all travelling expenses; and
annually thereafter upon examination, SO long
as the same is found solvent and responsible to
do business, he shall issue to it like certifl-
cate and receive like fee. Provided, that
domestic mutual ire insurance companies
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter 11o.

AN ACT to further amend an act entitled San
Act to amend section two Of chapter two
hundred forty-two Of the Pablo Laws Of
eighteen hundred ninety-three relating to
Free Public Libraries,' approved February
twenty-three, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred nlnety-five.
The act to amend an act entitled, "An Act to
amend section two of chapter two hundred
forty-two of the public laws Of eighteen hun
drea ninety-three, approved February twenty
three, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
ninety five, is hereby further amended by strilA-
ing out after the words ''certify to the the
words Estate treasurer, and inserting in place
thereof the words governor and council; also
by striking out after tae words land the" the
words Estate treasurer thereupon shall pay to
said town from the state treasury" and insert
ing in place thereof the words governor, with
the advice and consent of the council shall
draw a warrant the state easurer; also,
by inserting after the word library and be-
fore "a, the word for; 50 that sad section as
amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. e. The municipal officers in any town
lished, shall annually, on the first day of May,
certify to the governor and council the amount
of money appropriated and expended by said
town or city during the preceding year, for
the purchase of books and documents for the
use and benefit Of such free public library, and
for the payment of the running expenses there
OF; and the governor, with the advice and CON
sent of the council, shall draw o warrant on the
state treasurer for the purchase of books for
the use OF such library, Tor sum equal to ten
per cent of the amount expended BY said town,
as certified by its municipal officera.'
fApproVe ed March 20.I
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter 1884,.

an ACT to amend section one hundred and
twelve OF chapter eleven of the Revised
Statutes, as amAndedby chapter thirtyseven
Of Tile Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
ninety one, and to repeal section three of
chapter eighty two of Public Laws of eigh-
teen kundred and eighty seven, as amended
by ch tpter two hundred and seventy-tWo OF
the Puhlic Laws Of eighteen hundred and
ninety three, relating to Normal Schools
amt the Madawasl1a Training School.
SECT l. Section one hundred twelve of
chapter eleven of the revised statutes, as
amended by chapter thirty Of the public
lAws OF eighteen hundred and ninety one is
hereby amended by Inserting in the first line
thereof, after he word g schools - the words
'and Nadawaska Training school, and by in
serttNg III place OF the words "twenty- four
in the same line, the word twenty -seven,' so
tAat saa section shall read as follows:
SECT H.. For the support of the three
normal schools and tie Madawaska Training
school twenty thousand dollars is afnli-
ally appropriated, to be expended under the
direction OF said trustees. which sum the
pose from any school money raised for the
stla council may from time to time, as they
think proper, draw warrants therefor On said
treasurer in favor Of said trustees
SECT. .. Section three of chapter eighty
tw0 Of the public laws OF eighteen hundred
ami eighty-seNen, amended by chapter two
nunGrea and seventy two OF the public laws of
eighteen hundred and ninety three is hereby
repeated.
SECT. 8. All acrs and parts of acts incon
sistent herewith, are hereby repealed.
!Approved March 20.l
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Chapter 113.

AN ACT to amend Chapter two hundred OF the
Public Laws of eighteen hundred aNf eighty
nine, concerning innnoldev6, Boarding House
Keepers and their Guests.
SECT. l.. Section one OF chapter two hundred
of TAG public laws of eighteen hundred and
eighty nine is hereby amended by inserting
after the word "inn'' in the first, fourth and
sixth lines the words hotel OF boarding house,
ana by inserting after Tile vord inn" in the
tenth line thereof, lhe word hotel and by
striking ont the word three =" in the thirteenth
line and inserting instead thereof tue word
six and by striking Out the word fifty" in
the fourteenth llne, and inserting instead
thereof the words one hundred. 80 til II said
section rs amended, shall read as follows
sSECr. l. Whoever puts up at an inn. hotel
OF boarding house, and without having eX-
press agreement for credit, procures food, en-
IertanuenG Oh accommodation without paying
therefor, and with intent to defrauu the owner
Or keeper OF tile inn, hotel or boarding house
out OF tins pay for the same; OF, with intent to
cheat or Gefraud such owner or keeper out OF
the pay therefor, obtains credit al inn, hotel
or boarding house for snch food, entertain
ment or accommodation by means of any false
show Of baggage OF effects brought thereto; or
with suchintent, removes OF causes to be relnov-
ed any baggage or effects from an inn, hotel or
boarding house, while there is a lien existing
thereon for the proper charges due from him
for fare and board furnished therein, shall be
punished by imprisonment not exceeding six
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter III.
AN ACT in relation to School Lands and Fund
in towns where the act Incorporating them il

AN ACT in relation to School Lands and Funds
in towns where the act Incorporating them is
repealed
SHcT When the Incorporation of town is
repealed, the care and custody Of the school
lands therein reverts to tie state LAND agent
and he has rbe same powers IL relation thereto
hA would have LII sueh town had never been
Incorporated.
SEtsT. 2. When the incorporation OF u town IS
repealed, the school funds thereof shall be eel
leGted and transmitted to the state treasurer
and by him made part Of the permanent
school fund belonging 10 sUch township or
tract. The state land agent il cnar@ea With the
duty Of enforcing the provisions Of this section
and ia authorized TO commence GAIA maintain
suits In the name OF the state Tor tiis purpose.
SECT. s. This act shall apply ~ past repeats
OF act OF incorporation.
SECT. 4. IAis act shall take effect when ap-
proved. lAppfoved March 20.l
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Chapter 113.
An ACT for the protection Of the manu-

AN ACT for tho protection Of the manufac-
tarers Of Maple Sugar and Maple syrup.
SECT l. Ne person OF persons snail sell or
onfer for sale, maple sugar or syrup, any
article made in adglteratioa or imitation OF
maple sugar or syrup.
SECT 2, Amy person OF persons violating the
provisions Of the preceding section shah be
punished BY IL the OF not less than twent N five
dollars and not more than one hundred Goiiars
or Imprisonment in the county jill tot thirty
DAYS, or both, Ut the discretion of The court.
SECT s. 0ue-half the fine to be paid com
plainant and balance TO the county III which
said case il brought IApproyea March 2o.l
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months. or by fine not exceeding one hundred


dollars
SECT. ?. Section two of said chapter is hereby
amended by inserting. after the word inn
keepers Of hotels and boarding houses and by
adding after the word " inns " in the third line
the words . hotels and boarding houses SO that
said section, as amended, shall read as follows
SECT. 2. Innholders and keepers OF hotels
and boarding houses shall post up printed
conspicuous place in each rooms of their inns,
hotels and boarding houses.
[Approved March TO-
m Chapter 100.
AN ACT relating to Supervisors of Schools.
Section eight Of chapter two hundred and six
teen of the pubic laws of eighteen hundred
and ninety three Is hereby amended by strik
Ing ont after TIE word elect" in The eighteenth
sor," and inserting in place thereof the words
a superintendent who may or may not be a
member Of the committee also by striking out
alter the word " direct" ia the twenty eighth
line, the words provided, further that in case
the town so authorize, in lieu of the supervisor
hereln provided for, superintendent may be
eiecled VINO may or may not be member OF
the committee" and by striking out in the
thirty second line the words supervisor Or"
80 that said section, as amended, shall read as
follows:
SECT. s. The management OF the schools
ana the custody and care of all school property
IN every town.. shall devolye upon a superin-
tending school committee consisting of three,
tive or seven members in each town, as the
town may elect who shall be chosen by ballot
at the annual meeting of the town, and shall
nolu office for three years; provided, however,
tina. In towns not having such committees when
thlS act becomes a law the committee then
chosen, at their first meeting shall designate
Dy vote member or members to hold office for
one, two and three years respectively, in man
ner as follows: if consisting of three, one for
one year, one for two years, and one for three
years il consisting Of five, one for one year.
two for two years and two for three years; il
consisting of sevcn two for one year, two for
Two years and three for three years, and they
shall certify such designation to the town clerk
to be BY him recorded. Said committee shall
haye power to ill vacancies occurring during
the Interim between annual meetings, and
shall annually elect 4 superintendent of schools
mlttee. who shallbe, eXofficio, secretary ofthe
commlttee, shall make the annual enumera-
t4on of scholars required BY law, and shall ex-
anime the schools and inquire into the regllla-
Gons and discipline thereof, and the proficiency
OF the scholars for which purpose he shall visit
each school al least twice each term. He shall
make all reports and returns relating to the
schools in town, which ale now may be re-
CURED by law to be made by experimenting
school committees, and perform such other
duties Us said committee shall direct. Said
committee shall serve without pay, but the
superintendent by them elected shall receive
lot ais services such sum as the town shall an
nuaiy vote therefor, which sum shall in no
case be less than tWo dollars per day tor every
day OF actual service
[Approved March 20.l
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
Chapter 1909.

AN ACT to amend section nine OF chapter
nineGy-ye of the Public Laws of eighteen
hundred and ninety ne, as amended hy uilasp-
ter two hundred fifty of the Publlc Laws of
eighteen hundred and mnety-three, ID pro
hibit the killing OF COW moose ana fixing an
additional penalty for killing bull moose.
caribou and deer i'll close time.
Section nine Of chapter niNety-tivs Or tte
public laws of eighteen hundred and ninety
one, as amended by chapter two hundred aha
fifty OF the pnblic laws OF eighteen hundred
and ninety three il hereby anlcAuea as follows:
BY striking out ali of SAID section atter tie
word dog" in the second line, and inserting
the following words, Jack lights, SD called,
torches, traps or 5naNes, any ba4l moose, Or IN
has il possession any COW O. calf .acuse, Or
part thereof, forfeit3 NOT laa5 Gan one hundred
more than three hl4ndred dollars ioE every
bull moose or COW or calf moose sd hunted
caught, killed, destroyed or Aa4 in POSSESSION,
and be imprisoned not exceeding thirty Qays:
and no person shall, between ing first days Of
January and October, in ally manner, Alat,
catch, kill, destroy or have ID possession any
bull moose. or any part thereof, taken IT close
time, under the sane penalty SO that said
section as amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. 9. Whoever hunts, catches, kills or de-
stroyS with dogs. jack lights. 20 called snare or
traps any bail moose, OF in ANY manner hunts,
COW or calf moose. or part thereof forfei!s mot
less than one hundred nor more JAan three
hundred dollars for every bill moose or COW OF
calf moose so hunted, caught, killed. destroyed
had in possession and be inlpT i5oned tliiEty
days; and no person snail, between the flr5e
days of January and October III amy Manner
hunt, catch, kill, destroy or have in possession
close time, under the same penalty
lADprDyad March 1u.l
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Chapter 100.

AN ACT to fix the salaries Of the Judge and
Register OF Probate for Waldo County
SECT. l. From and after the first clay of Jan.
uary, in the year CT our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-tive, the salary OF
shall Be three hundred and lily dollars per
year instead of the sum now fixed ~ law.
SECT. 2. From and after the first day of
January in the year of orr Lord ane thousand
eight hundred ana ninety i've, tie salary Of
the register OF probate for tile county Of Vi lido
shall be five hundred dollars pei year instead
Of the sum now fined b. Inv.
SECT. 5. This aol snail take effect when
approved. Approved March ~
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26

Chapter 1875.


AN ACT relating Vo the Adoption ~ meAOe. o
into the Pen8bSeot tribe OF Indians
StGr u A tribal committee uf tla FelDNN
scot tribe of Indians shall be ehasea aununI
in the month of Mopeniuer, to consist Oh LSgef.
male members OF said tribe No member
said eoru lnlJgee shall DO les9 than twentV-s
wears Of age Ten members thereof shan
chosen bv the cid parry sO called ana
ne1nbers thereof by The new marty, 81 GAIL.
al sanarate MEETINGS holden as herciuAL
provided.
SECT, q Meetings of each of said parties j
the election of members Of said 1OlnnIftto
shah ha called nv the agent OF ssId tribe ,vf
shall Give notice thereof in tine same manner
notice OF the meeting for the election OF g1'
ernor Of said tribe Is now required t. be gi5ee.
and Ill such meeting said aren't OF solne persJn
amounted in writing bv him shall preside tg-n
shall receive sort, count and declare in Oye
meeting the vote given in for members of vi
committee The said agent shall issue uerol1
Gates of election to the persons thus elccreD
who shall hold office as such members uutii .
new election is had, unless Their term or p6
is sooner terminated by re- irIiaJinn or ht ee.-
ing to be members of said tribe. MueneSt
any vacancy occurs i'll baid cupirrlttue -I.
aren't shall call a meeting OF the pattv entit7
to iii the same. and sad party shat till se
vacancy
STrr A Said tribal committee shall nv.
+be sunerintendi.g school committee OF lfI
Town On the FIRST "Wednesday of JANUARY ann.
ally at the time and place appointed bv su
school committee. under section twentv-siy e
chanter nine of the revised statutes At RI
meeting any member Of said school cpfnr
tee shall preside. and fifteen OF s.Ala ira.
committee shall constitute 4 guorum ihsreoN
The Republican journal., 1895-12-26
AN ACT to amend section sixty-seven OF chap.
ter eighty-one of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to Attachments.

ing to Attachments.
SECT. l. Section sixty-seyen of chapter
amended by adding at the end thereof the fol
lowing: but an attachment of real estate shall
expire at the end of five years from the date
of filing the same in the office of the register
said real estate or some part of it is situated,
subject to the exceptions named in this sec
ton, unless the said register shall, within said
period, at the request OF the plaintiff or his
attorney, bring Forward the same upon the
book Of attachments, in which the time
shall be extended for further period of tive
years. The register shall be entitled to the
same fee for bringing forward such attachment
upon said book of attachments, as for the
original entry thereof, SO that said section as
amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. 81. An attachment of real or personal
estates continues for thirty days, and no longer,
after final judgment in The original suit, and
not in review error; except attachments OF
taken on execution; or equities OF redemption
sold on execution; or an obligee's conditional
right to a conveyance OF real estate on eNecu-
ton; or property attached and repieYied; or
property attached belonging 70 q person dying
thereafter, or specially provided for in any
other case; but an attachment of real estate
shall expire at the end of five years from the
date OF filing the same in the Office Of the
register Of deeds i'll the county or district
where the said real estate some part Vt it
is situated, sub eot to the exceptions named iii
this section, unless the said register shall
within said period, at the request OF the plain
tiff or his attorney bring forward tho same
upon the book Of attachments, in which case
the time shall be extended for further PERIOD
of five years. The register shall be entitled TO
the same fec for bringing forward such attach
ment upon the said book Of attachments, a.
for the original entry thereof
SECT. .. This act shall take effect January
one, eighteen hundred and niaety-six.
lApproved March 20
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Chapter III.

AN ACT to amend section three Of chapter two
hundred and forty-two of the Public Laws of
eighteen hundred and ninety-three, relatin &
to Free Public Libraries.
Section three OF chapter two hundred and
forty two Of the public laws of eighteen hun
dred and ninety-three is hereby amended ny
inserting after the word " dollars" in the third
line, the words and in cities towns having
more than ten thousand Inhabitants. a sum NOT
exceeding one thousand dollars 50 that said
section, as amended, shall read is follows:
.SEcr. 3. Any town or city in which there is
a library owned or controlled by corporation
or association, may appropriate sum not as-
ceeding five hundred dollars, and in cities Or
towns having more than ten thousand inhahit-
ants, a sum not exceeding one thousand dol
lars yearly, to procure from such library the
free use Of its books for all the inhabitants Of
the town or city, under such restrictions and
regulations as shall insure the safety and good
usage of the books, and such library may then
be considered free public library, and said
town or city shall be entitled to the benefits "a
the preceding section, provided that any books
and documents purchased with said state
stipend, and all books and documents donated
by the state, shall be and remain the property
of said municipality. Approved March POI
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shall be required to pay only the actual ex-
penses incurred by the commissioner in making
the examination required BY law
(Approved March 1871