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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-16
CHATTER 81.

An ACT to amend Section thirty of Chap
Ter two hundred and eghty-hve of the
Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
ninet seven. relating to close time on
Salmon.
Section thirty OF chapter two hundred
and eghfyfve CT the public laws CT eigh-
teen hundred and ,ninet y-seven is hereby
amended by adding to said section the fol
lowing; Provided fur.hcr. that it shall
be lawful to take salmon by weirs on the
Saint CroiX river below the breakwater at
the ledge. between the fifteenth day of Nav
ton. as amended, SHALL read as follows:
Section 80. from the fifteenth day of
July to the first day OF April following,
there shall be q close time for salmon dur
ing which no salmon shall be taken or killed
in any manner, under a penalty Of not more
than fifty nor less than ten dollars, and a
further penalty of ten dollars for each sal
mon so taken or killed.
Provided, however, that between the ff-
tenth days of July and September, it is
lawful to fish for and take salmon by the
ordinary mode, with rod and single line. but
net otherwise.
Provided further, that it shall be law
full to take salmon by weirs on the Saint
Croix river below the breakwater at the
ledge between the fifteenth day of Mavand
the first of September.
lApproyed Mar. 1911
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CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT TO amend Section thrty-two of Chap
amended by Chapter thrty-four of the laws
of eighteen hundred and ninety five, relating
TO Liens.
Section I. Section thirty two of chapter
ninety one of the revised statutes, as amended
by chapter thirty four of the laws of eighteen
hundred and ninety-tlve, is hereby amended
by adding thereto the words, but this section
shall not apply where the labor or materials
are furnished by contract with the owner of
tIlirty-two rs herein amended, shall read as
follows;
section 81 The lien mentioned in the pre-
ceding section shall be dissolved unless the
claimant within forty days after he ceases to
labor o. furnish materials as aforesaid, files
in the Office OF the clerk OF the town i'll which
such building is situated a true statement of
the amount due him, with ali just credits given,
together with description of the property in
tended 10 be covered by the lien, sufficiently
accurate 10 identify it, and the names OF the
owners, il known; which shall be Subscribed
and sworn to by the person claiming the lien,
or by some one in bis behalf, and recorded in
a book KEPT for that purpose, by said clerk,
who Is entitled 10 the same fees therefor as for
recording mortgages, hut this section shall not
apply where the labor or material arc furnished
by q contract With the owner OF the property
affected.
Section :. This act Shall take effect when
approved. approved Mar, 49,
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CHAPTER So.
{ Approved Mar. 10

~ ACT to amend Chapter one hundred and
nineteen, section two, OF Public Laws Of the
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
ninety five, relating to !nnheepers, Boarding
House Keepers and their Guests.
Section two Of chapter one hundred and
nineteen of The public laws OF the year of our
Lord eighteen hundred and ninety five is here
Ly amended by adding TO said section the fol-
lowing words, namely: Judges Of municipal
and police courts and trial Justices Shall have
Jurisdiction of all otfcnses arising under this
chapter where the amount Of which any such
innkeeper or boarding house keeper or the
owners thereof have been thus dcfraudet.
does not exceed the sum of twenty dollars, ,
50 that said section, as amended, shall read as
follows:
section g. Innholders and keepers of hotels
and boarding houses shall post up q printed
copy Of sections one and two of this act, in q
conspicuous place in each room in their inns.
hotels and boarding houses. Judges of mum.
cipai and police courts and trial Justices shall
have jurisdiction Of all offenses arising under
this chapter, where the amount of which any
such innleeper boarding house keeper OF
the owners thereof have been thus dafranded,
does not exceed the sum of twenty dollars
Improved Mar. 49,
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CHAPTER 50.

AN ACT to provide for the Schooling of
Children in Unorganized Townships.
| Section 1. Whenever in any unorganized
township in this state there shall be two or
more children between the ages Of four and
twenty-one years, the state superintendent
Of schools shall cause an enumeration of
said children to be made, and returned to
him, and shall provide for the schooling of
said children, either by establishing school
in the township, or by sending the children
to schools in adjoining towns or planta-
tons. or both, as shall by him be deemed
expedient. In case any of said children are,
by the state superin tendent, sent to schools
| in adjoining towns or plantations said chill
| dren SO sent shall have the same rights in
such school as children resident in said
| town plantation. Provided, however,
| that in case the interest on the reserve fund
in any unorganizcd township together with
the amount arising from the per capita
tax called for in this act, is not sufficient
| TO provide schooling for the children of
said township for at least twenty weeks in
4 year, the remainder OF the expense shall
| be paid from the fund appropriated by sec
ton four of this act. Provided further,
that no money shall be expended under this
section for the benefit of any township I'M
til the inhabitants of said township shall
| pay to the state treasurer a sum equal to
| twenty-fiye cents for each inhabitant there
| of.
| Section .. The state superintendent
shall certify to the governor and council
| the humber and residence of the children
| Cd
section one OF this chapter, together with
he cost of schooling said children and the
governor and council shall direct the treas
urer of state to pay to the state superin-
tendent of schools much of the interest
on the reserve land fund of the township
| in which said children reside as, added TO
the amount received from the Inhabitants
| of The township from the per capita tax,
shall pay the expense Of said school. The
state superintendent Of schools shall pay
| to the treasurer Of any town or plantation
in which he may school any of said chill
drcn the same amount per scholar as is
| apnortioned per scholar by the state treas
urer for that year.
| Section 3. The state superintendent of
| schools shall have power to appoint agents
LOT }li1 Sth Pfdi Low lSHip6 All NitS1i oNAiOViS
shall be established under this act, whose
duty it shall be under the direction OF the
state superintendent to enumcratc the pu-
pills. collect the per capita tax, employ the
teacher ard attend TO all necessary details
in connection with said schools: for which
work he shall be paid sum not exceeding
two dollars per day, when actually en-
ployed in this duty, and actual necessary
| travelling expenses.
Section L. For the purpose OF carrying
out the provisions of this act. there is here
by appropriated the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars annually.
Section ). All former scts and parts OF
acts inconsistent with this act, are hereby
repealed.
Section G. This act shall take effect
when approved. TApproved Mar. 16.l
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-16
CHAPTER %.

AN ACT to amend Section two Of Chapter
two hundred ana nineuy-four OF the
Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
eishty-nine fixing the salary Of the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Kennebec County.
Section 1. Section Two of chapter two
hundred and ninety-four of the public laws
of eighteen hundred and eighty nine is
hereby amended. by striking out the word
eighty" in the second line thereof, and in
sorting IN place thereof the word ninety
also by striking out in The fourth and fifth
lines the words, Two dollars and twenty
five cents" and inserting Ia place thereof
the words, two dollars and fifty crnts so
that said section, as amended, shall read as
folloNs
Section .. From and after the first day
Of January. In the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety nine,
the salary Of each Of the county commits
sioners for the county of Kennebec. shall be
two dollars aud fifty cents per day, instead
Of the sum now fixed by law, while actually
employed in the service of the county, in
Guiding the time spent in travelling, for
which he shall have ten cents a mile for the
distance actually Travelled.
Section .. This act shall take effect
when approved. [Approved Mar. 1e.l
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CHAPTER SO.
AN ACT to prevent Incompetent Persons
from conducting the business of an

AN ACT to prevent Incompetent Persons
from conducting the business of an
Apothecary.
Section /. From and after the passage
of this act it shall not be lawful for any
person within the limits Of this state to
conduct the business Of an apothecary or
any part thereof CT display any drugs.
medicine, drug store fittings or furnishings
or any sign recognized as peculiar to n
drug store to give the appearance of any
apothecary store or claim to be or represent
himself to be an apothecary except as here
matter provided.
Section .. The governor with the advice
and consent OF the council shall appoint
three suitable persons to compose the board
of commissioners Of pharmacy The mem
bers of the present board shall continue to
hold their Offices during the terms for
which they were appointed At the ex-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-16
CHAPTER %.

An ACT 20 amend Section forty eight of
yised statutes, relating to petitions to
remove cloUds from title to real estate.
and to authorize justices Of the Supreme
judicial Court 10 or4er notice on such
petitions in vacation.
Section fortyeisAt Of chap!er one han
dred and four Of the revised statutes is
hereby amended by Inserting after the worQ
court, in the first line of said section. the
words or any jas.ice thereof in vacation,
so said section as amended shah read
as follows:
Section IS. Upon such petition the
court, or any Justice thereof in vacation.
shall order notice TO the supposed claim
ants, roturnabe at u ccurt to he he'll in tne
county where TIE property, or some poi
ton of it lies, and it, upon return of the
order OF notice duly executed, they make
default, OF. having appeared. disobey the
order of the court to brins an action sud
try their title, the court shall enter. a de-
cree that they be forever deba,red and es-
topped from having CT claiming any ri2ht
or title, adverse 10 the petitioner, in the
promises deSefiDea- ID the petitioner Pre-
lers, the petition may be inserted Ike q da-
claration in a writ, and served by copy like
a writ Of original summons Il the per
sons so summoned appear anl lisciaiin all
right and title adverse to the petitioner.
they recover their costs. II they claim
title, they shall by answer show cause why
they should not be required to bring an &C
ton and try such tile; and the court shan
make such decree respecting the bringing
and prosecuting Of such action as seems
equitable and Just lApprored Mar 1G.l
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| Eastern and Abbagadasset rivers, such
weirs may extend twenty-five feet beyond
the one-eighth aforesaid provided such ex-
tension shall not exceed one-fourth of the
width of the channel in the Abbagadasset
and Eastern rivers Strike out the words
on and after the twenty-tifth day of June"
in the eleventh line and insert the following ::
between the twenty-ifth day of June and
the fifteenth day of August Of each year.
so that the section, as amended, shall read
as follows:
Section 81. The limit OF depth pre-
scribed for weirs in the preceding section
shall be measured at the entrance Of the
weir, provided that no part of the weir
known as the leader, is in more than two
feet of water at low water mark Weirs
may exceed the limit of two feet depth,
measured as aforesaid. under the following
| conditions fist, the distance from the be-
| fore mentioned two feet limit to the
trance of such weir shall not exceed one
hundred feet second, no such weir shall OBJ
struct more than one-eighth Of the channel,
except in the Cathance, Abbagadssset and
Eastern rivers. such weirs may extend
twenty-five feet beyond the ne-eighth afore-
said, provided such extension shall not eZ-
coed onefourth of the width Of the channel
in the Abbagadasset and Eastern rivers:
| third. every such weir shall be stripped
so as to render it incapable of taking fish
between the twenty fifth day of June and
the fifteenth dry of August Of each year,
but these conditions apply only to weirs
that exceed the aforesaid limit Of depth.
I'M
Kennebec river is in all cases the nearest
bench mark of tine United States coast sur
vey, allowance being made at the various
points for the difference in time. The pro-
visions of this and the preceding sections
do not apply to weirs built on the sea
shores IApproved Mar 1G.I
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-16
CHAPTER 90.

AN ACT to amend the Laws of eighteen
hundred and ninety three, Chapter three
hundred and four as amended by Laws
OF eighteen hundred and ninetytye,
Chapter forty, relating to Boards Of Reg
istration.
Section four of chapter three hundred and
four, is hereby amended by inserting after
he word state IA the second line, the
words having four thousand or more in
habtauts. and by adding to said section the
following words: IN ali cities having less
nan four thousand inhabitants, The NUM-
cipal officers shall make such list, exercising
the same powers and being governed by
the same laws as municipal officers of towns
having five hundred or more registered
voters. so that said section, as amended,
shall read IS follows:
Section 4 A board of registration is
hereby established in each city Of the state
having four thousand more Inhabitants,
which snail have exclusive power and an
thority to determine tie qualification of
voters therein, and exclusive power to make
up. correct and revise the list OF voters in
each Of said cities, and shall perform ali
the duies and have exclusively all the pow
ers now exercised by boards of registration
OF by the municipal officers of said cities in
making. preparing, revising ard correcting
the list Ct voters therein, under chapter
four Of The revised statutes, or any other
statutes relating thereto. In all cities hay-
ing less than four thousand inhsbitants,
the municipal officers shall make sf!ch list,
exercising the same powers and being gov
erned by the same laws as municipal Off
GERS OF towns having five hundred or more
registered voters [Approved Mar. 16.l
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AN ACT TO amend Chap-er
thirty -dvc OF l.e Public A-=
d.cd and ulneF DIV
thereto, relating ~ ig
Municipal Court Of Bua
Section one Of c!aplar nn
thirty five of the puul.e Il
dred and niucty-hye, Us aH
striking out i'll the eleven
''eight hundred aud inscHl-
the words nine hundred, am
the words ''ot the office nll
the words provided, howc,ec tl
ceive in addition TO said ~19rg
ali copies Of processes aHi
made, SO that the saiI seeG0l
III, shah read as follows
Section /. 4 npi c.ph
tablished in and for Tho city
towns Of Woolwich, Arrows
Phippsburs aHd West Bah
Sagadahoc, which shall he os.
Municipal court and have e4A
original processes, and shaii s-'-
who shall be appointed. com
Qualified as provided lyiue
ton Of the state. Said jna
Of the bar ot sagadahoc r5ua
during his continuance n "Ae
Bath, and who shan rcceNci
annual salary OF nine hundred
to he paid him in quarter
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-03-16
CHAPTER 90.

AN ACT to amend Section thirty-five of
Chapter two hundred and eighty-fve
Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
ninety seven, entitled An Act to revise
and consolidate the Public Laws relating
to Sea and Shore Fisheries"
Amend section thirty-hve by inserting
after the word channel in the ninth line
the following: except in the Cathanee,
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CHAPTER 90.
AN ACT to authorize a Topographic h..
the State in cooperation with III LIZ Of
States Geolog;ca1 srrro - We United

AN ACT to authorize a Topograph,c !,
the State in cooperation with III. reg o.
States Geological Survey. 'ed
Section 1. That the governor ~
by authorized to appoint CONN. LII i'e'a
consist Of three citizens OF this sts,o = 70
lied by education and experience n,r g., s442a
vice, to confer with the director Or H.. ssF'
sentative of the United States Geolo., i0pPe'
vey and to accept its cooperation - 9u'
state In the preparation and con1nleso- 'pls
contour topographic survey and man y. &
state, which is hereby authorized tn r Als
said commission shall serve withont r, -a0e
all its necessary expenses shall ba ar, !' 0os
by the governor and paid out Of TIE stata
ury. sad commission shall have power l.,
range with the director or repressnts-,,.. 81
the United States Geological Suryey 60. u
ing this survey and map, its scale MOI.
execution, form and all details of tho ~, = ~
oehalf OF this state, and may accent mr. -.- ' 'a
the work executed by the United Stat. rs i-''
logical Survey. And 1t is hereby provided III.
SAD map shall accurately show the af,trs
al townships, counties and extensive gg,..
areas. in this state, as existing oh IN. ii.
at the time Of the execution Of these .....
the location OF all roads, railr7als st...
canals lakes and rivers, and tine l.,.,.i.-. .'
height OF all dams; and shall SHOW .i- -,-.-'--
lines the elevation and depras-lo.os...
face of the country.
Section .. Said commission 1a., ,v-...,,.
the prosecution Of this survey d -,Y
that 70 be expended upon the saua e.r.'-
tue United States Geological sura w..
exceed at the rate of twenty live i.la ..r5 r..
lars annually, for the years eighteen rf..,
nlnoty-nine and nineteen huudro1 r.. .,.-
governor Is hereby authorized % l......r.
ders on the state treasury for such s7~s...
thereof as may be required from time f.-.-.
from moneys not otherwise apmaar.,.o4
upon receipt ofvouchcrs signed t-- DO. .'..
than two members Of the commission.
Section g. For the purpose III r-li,
surveys hcreinbeforo providel fr. ,a Y,..
lawful for the persons employed taUA M.
same to enter upon all lands withH .4p.r
aries Of this state, but this act slaf ra-..
shued as authorizing any unneoe ...
ference with private rights
Approved Mar. lei
CHAPTER 100.
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CHAPTER 100,

AZ ACT in relation to Street Raif1a
rations.
All street railroad corporations s4a--
ton to their chartered right. ~.
rights and powers conferred from e-...
by general laws upon street ratn7- ....-.
lions, subject to the condition -.=
and limitations thereby imposed
LApproved Mar. IG)
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CHAPTER 80.

AN ACT authorizing Women to be admitted as
attorneys 10 practice law in the Courts Of this
State.
Section !. No person shan be denied admis-
sion orlicense to practice as an attorney al
law on account of sex.
sectlon2 2. This act shall take effect when
approve ed.
lApproyed Mar. 18.l
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-26
Probate Court.

Adopted, Jennie McGlensy, Canton;
petition of William l.. Newsbam Tor
adoption granted; name changed to
Jennie M. Newsham.
Guardianship Harry Wramer, ct al,
Massillon, appraisement OF wards lands
ordered.
Estate of James Hostetter, Minerva,
will admitted to probate, and citation
to widow to elect ordered.
Estate OF Emma G. Hostetter, Mi
nerva, will admitted to probate, wild
over elects to take under will and Ar
thur F. Hostetter, appointed executor.
Estate of Henry Hiner, Canton, dis
tribution Of proceeds of sale OF real es-
tate ordered.
Estate of George Harmon, Pike town
ship, w. H. Harmon appointed admin
istrator.
Guardianship William j. G. Martin,
Plain township, guardian ordered to
sell real estate at private sale and to
purchase other lands for wards.
George Harmon's administrator VS.
Reed. Motion for examination filed,
citation ordered.
Guardianship of William Weimer ct
al, Sugar Creek township, fourth ac-
count filed.
Assignment of Harrison Crisswell,
Louisville, priorities of liens determin-
ed and distribution of proceeds OF sale
of land ordered.
Democrat Publishing company priv
ate sale of real estate ordered.
Guardianship of David E. Johns.
Canton. Helen M, Johns appointed
guardian.
Estate of Reason D. Crumbly, Mas
sillon, inventory and appraisemenl
filed.
Estate of Augustus Leininger, Can
ton; inventor and appraisement filed.
Estate of Martin Fulmer, Canton, as
signment of homestead and apprais
ment of real estate approved and pub
| lie sale ordered.
Estate OF Samuel Bowers, Canton
exception to final account OF executor
| filed.
J Guardianship OF Mertie and Nelson
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The Louisville Brewing company hal
been Incorporated at Columbus.
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BRIGHTER
Prospects for the New Railway
Between Alliance and
Canton.

Special to the News-Democrat.
Alliance, May 24.-The outlook for
the new inter-urban line connecting
Alliance and Canton is made considera-
bly, brighter by the sale of the Alliance
street railway, in that the purchasers
are also interested in that project. The
inter-urban company proposes to issue
bonds in the sum of $350,0OO for the
building of that line, the $4,000 to be
spent on the Alliance end to be taken
as part of the entire capital when the
line is absorbed by the larger company.
Definite minor plans cannot be given
until after the company's organization.
Hugh Bleakly, who has been in New
York in the interest of the proposed