Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-03-29

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a record Of vessels forfeited shall be
kept by each oflcer and returned TO the
session, and once in SIX months, or often
or, II they deem II advisable, the commits
sioners shall order such oi1cers TO sell
ss pay c q. % aaa
treasury 80 that said section, when
amended. shall read as follows:
liquors and all other liquors. deciared
forfeited by any court under this chapter
which shall have been found by said court
to cSntain ha1 more e. than rn twenty M per cent Of
dering final Judgment thereon, be turned
over to the sheriff Of the county where
such seizure was made, by any ofIIcer
competent to serve the process on which
they were forfeited. and he shall make
return accordingly to said court; and
said sheriff shall receipt to said omcer
liquors together, and as soon az he has
accumulated quantity equal to hve bar.
rels. he shall ship the same to some re-
this state, and have the alcohol re-dls-
titled therefrom. as is hereinafter pro-
vided. Said sheriffs shall annually con-
distiiler. outside the limits Of this state
to take such liquors and distill the alco-
hOl therefrOm and to account for and pay
which said liquors are received. in cash.
mt an agreed price for each gallon of one
hundred degrees strength. determined by
spector at place OF rectifcation. Before
delivering any liquor under the eforesatd
contract the said sheriff shall take .
and to be approved by the treasurer OF
the county, from said rectifying dIstlller
to the treasurer of his county. In the pen-
toned that all of said liquors SO received
under said contract. shall be re4stff3ed
and the alcohol distilled therefross and
pay over to the treasurer of sold county
from which said liquors are received, In
cash. the amount due under said con-
der this section, the damages shall be the
full penal sum Of said bond. For all SER
vices in connection herewith. the said
urer five per cent Of the net amount re-
ceived from said contractor. All other
liquors declared forfeited by any court
court rendering final Judgment thereon.
be destroyed by any offlcer competent to
serve the process on which they were for
ly to said court. Such liquids shall be de-
strOyed by pouring them upon the ground.
A record Of vessels forfeited shall be kept
Commissioners once in each three months.
and once in six months. or oftener, II
they deem 1t advisable, the commissioners
at public or private sale. and pay the
proceeds thereof into the county treas
ury.
SECT. 2. This act shall not apply to
cases Of sales already made.
lApproved March 81
Chapter 213.
AN ACT for the better protection Of
Whoever. being more than twenty-one
years of age. has carnal knowledge of the
body of any unmarried female child. be-
tween the ages of fourteen and sixteen
ceeding five hundred dollars or by Inn
prisonment for not more than two years.
The provisions OF this act shall not apply
seventeen of chapter 6he hundred and
eighteen of the revised statutes.
(Approved March 81
Chapter 914.
AN ACT relating to appeals in case of
Section eighteen of chapter eighteen of
the revised statutes, az amended by Sec
tion five of chapter three hundred and
hundred and eighty-five and by chapter
two hundred and ninety-seven Of the pub
lie laws Of eighteen hundred and ninety
sentence thereof BY striking out the
words laying out" and inserting in place
thereof the word establishment and BY
s at its town town me meeting. @ 80 that s said T9s secs
ton eighteen. as hereby amended, shall
read as follows:
Section IS. The damages for a town
yate way. by those for whose benefit it
Is stated in the petition to be. or wholly
in the warrant to that effect It so votes
at the meeting accepting such private
way; or by cities. II It is proposed in the
return nnan;nvaE laying m out out such way Any person
ages may have them determined as pro-
vided In section eight, by written COM
to the ,ba Judicial court; re-
held within the county. where the land
lies, after sixty days from the date Of
the establishment. alteration or discon-
town meeting. The complaint shall be
served at least thirty days before said
term by delivering in hand an attested
land lies. and by posting attested copies
In two public and conspfcu0us places
within said town and In the vicinity Of
be recorded in said court, and shall not
be certified to the county commissioners.
when any person aggrieved by the eetf-
a town or private way. honestly intended
to appeal therefrom and has by accident
or mistake omitted to take his appeal
at any time within six months after the
expiration of the time when said appeal
might have been taken. apply to any
term time or yacation statins in Ss said
application the facts of his case. and
said judge. after due notice and hearing.
may grant 10 SuCn petltlOnef PERMISSION
to take his said appeal to such term of
said court as said judge shall direct. and
on such terms as said Judge shall order,
and the subsequent proceedings thereon
shall be the same and with the same eff
feet as II said appeal had been season.
ably taken.' approved March 81
Chapter 21S.
AN ACT additional to Chapter three
hundred and fourteen of the Public
Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety
three. relating to the sale Of land for
Taxes.
Section 1. In all actions brought in the
supreme judicial and superior courts Of
the state under the provisions Of chapter
three hundred and fourteen of the pub
lie laws Of eighteen hundred and ninety
three. full costs shall be recovered not
the amount Of the judg-
ment be twenty dollars or less.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
when approved. (Approved March 81
Chapter 21O.
AN ACT authorizing cities and towns to
accept conveyances upon trusts In pub
lie burial places, and providing for the
record OF deeds of burial lots.
Section l. When any person owning or
Interested In a lot in a public burial place
In city or town deposits with the treas
urer OF such city or town. sum Of
money for the preservation or care OF
such lot as provided by section one, chap
ter one hundred and forty-hve, Of the
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