The Republican journal., 1901-03-28

n ninstyet 40 Of the public laws Of
last line Of said section the words. ION
thereof the words, for the purpose OF
taking herring or other salt water fish,
50 that said section, as amended, shall
| Section IS. The limit of depth pre-
scribed for weirs in the preceding section
shall be measured at the entrance of tile
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.
ing conditions: first, the distance. from
the before mentioned two feet limit tu
the entrance Of such weir, shall not ex-
weir shall obstruct more than one-eighth
| of the channel. except in the Cathance-
Abbagadasset and Eastern rivers, such
weirs may extend Twenty-Five feet beyond
the one-cighth aforesaid provided such
extension snail not exceed one-Iourth of
the. width OF the channel in the Abba
gadaSset and Eastern rivers; third, every
such weir shall be stripped so as to rem
der 1t incapable of taking fish between
the twenty-fiftil day of June and Tn.
fifteenth DAY OF August of each year.
but these conditions apply only to weirs
that exceed the aforesaid limit of depth.
The standard for low water mark on The
kenncbcc river, is in all cases the near
est bench mark of the United State;
coast survey, allowance being made at
tne various points IOr the Q1nerenco Ill
time. The provisions of this and the pre-
ceding sections do not apply to- weirs
built for the purpose of taking herring
or other salt water fish.
| Section 2. This act shall take effect
when approved. lApprovcl March l91
| Chapter 213
AN ACT to fix the salary of the Register
of Probate in and for the County of
| Washington
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives i'll Legislature as
sembled, as follows:
Section l. The salary of the register OF
probate in and for the county OF WASH
ington shall be six hundred dollars year
instead of the sum now established ~
law, to be paid from the county treasury
in equal quarterly payments.
Section p This act shall take effect
when approved. [Approved March 1911
Chapter 214.
AN ACT authorizing the employment Of
Deputy Fish Wardens by the Commits
sioner of sea and shore fisheries and
;, by. the Commissioners OF inland fish
cries and game.
of Representatives in Legislature as
sembled, as follows:
fisheries for his department and the com
missoners of inland fisheries and game
5 for their department may appoint deputy
and neglect they shan be answerable, ana
: said deputy wardens shall be sworn
; Their appointment and discharge shal! be
IN WFlllnS. SuCH deputy WuiuGllS Slltlil
be subject to all the laws pertaining To
!; wardens appointed by the governor and
; council, and have the same powers And
said commissioners may revoke such APP
pointment at any time.
[Approved March 1871
Chapter 215.
AN ACT to regulate proceedings on
Be if enacted b bS 16e Senate and House
of Representatives in Legislature as
; sembled. as follows:
When the proceedings Of any tribunal
are brought up by a writ of certiorar.
! | the court may Quash or affirm such pro-
r ceedngs. or enter such Judgment as the
court below should have rendered, or
may make such order judgment, or de-
, may require Improved March 1871
r Chapter PIG.
AN ACT additional to Chapter eighty
; six of the Revised Statutes, regulating
the Costs of Parties summoned as
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives in Legislature as
f Chapter eighty-six of the revised stat
utes is hereby amended by adding the
following section:
trustee and required to attend court ana
make "a disclosure. shall be entitled to
costs as follows If the claim i'm, sued s for
, trustee shall be entitled to travel and at
J, tendance and twenty-five cents for the
f oath; and If the claim sued for exceeds
titled to two dollars and fifty cents i'll
t addition to the above fee, and when re-
quired to attend court for further exam
nation such trustee shall be entitled to
travel and attendance
f $40 Approved March 1911
Chapter 217.
, AN ACT to amend Section fourteen of
Chapter one hundred and sixteen of tln
Revised Statutes, relating to Fees ana
j Costs.
/ BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives in Legislature as
i Section fourteen of chapter one hundred
and sixteen of the revised statutes is
hereby amended by striking out the first
+ thirteen lines of said section and insert
l ing in the place thereof the following:
, TO parties recovering costs before II
trial justice thrty-thrcc cents for each
| days attendance, and the same for every
f ten miles travel. To parties rccoverillg
/ costs in the supreme judicial or superior
/ courts. thirty-thrce cents for every tcii
: cents for attendance at each term until
the action is disposed Of, unless the court
1 otherwise direct so that F. said section
Section ii, To parties recovering costs
: before a trial justice: thirty-thlee cents
for each days attendance, and the same
for every ten miles travel. To parties, re-
covering costs in the supreme, judicial or
l superior courts, thirty-threc cents Tor
every ten miles travel and three dollars
and fifty cents for attendance at each
term until the action is disposed Of, I'M
less the court otherwise dirGc's COSTS
for travel shall be taxed for The prevail
: ing party in civil suits, according to tn"
distance of said party or his attorney
who resides nearest to the place OF trlll
unless said prevailing party or his al
torney who resides farthest from sad
place of trial, actually travels the greater
distance for the special purpose OF at
tending court in such cause in winch
| case costs shall be taxed for said last
named distance, and when the action IS III
$ the name of an indorsee and the plain
1 tiff is the prevailing party. such costs for
: travel shall be taxed according to the
distance of the attorney, payee or III.
Gorsee. who is nearest to the pace OK
trial, unless the attorney, paYce or lii-
dorsee. residing the greater distance 1roln
said place of trial, actually travels sucn
r greater distance for the special purpose
of attending court in said cause. But nr
!. costs for travel shall be allowed for more
r than ten miles distance from any justice.
t municipal or police court, nor for more
5 than forty miles distance from any other
. court unless the plaintiff prevailing
actually travels greater distance, or the
5 adverse party, If he RECEIVERS costs, by
: himself, his agent or attorney. IN 1af;s
travels a greater distance for the special
purpose of attending court in such cause
, For a power of attorney, fifty cents; and
for the plaintiffs declaration, fifty cents
, in the supreme judicial or superior
l,tI lNf