Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-25

. The commissioner on revision OF the
statutes and the committee of the Legs
lature assisting Mr. Morrill, in the work
have been making rapid progress since
the session closed. and it now looks as II
the lob would be completed and ready
for approval by the LIST of Sept. when the
legislature reaSscmhlcS. Under the re-
Is live providing for the publication OF the
IL ork there will be 1000 copies printed,
these VIII be posted with the state Il
ID rarian and by nm distributed 10 inc loi
owing officials:
one copy to the Governor and to each
IA ember of the Executive Council; one
opy to each former Governor OF the Stato'
ID ne COPY to each of the justices of the
Is lpreme judicial and superior courts and
o the reporter of decisions: one copy I"
i ,ch former Justice OF the supreme lu4l,
| ircuit court of the United States. rc%ld-
ne in the district of Maine; one copy to
| he Judge of the district court of the mt
| q States for the district OF Name; TO IN"
GLOWING public officers, for the use OF tn"
| nspcctive offices they fill and the counties
y herein they reside one copy each, name
Il The secretary of State, the treasurer
iGf State the adiutant general, the attor-
" general the bank examiner. the lnSlir-
ance commissioner, the railroad commiS-
SionerS. the State assessors the stat" ST.
lpcrintendent of schools, the commission
,,rS of inland fisheries and game, the com
missioner of sea and shore fisheries. tn"
IState liquor commissioner, the land agent,
/ the commissioner of industrial and labor
statistics, the inspector of workshops. rae
tories. mines and quarries, the commits
Soner of agriculture. the secretary ol the
State Board of Health. the cattle com
miSsionerS the superintendent of the Re
form school, the SupcrintendcntS OF the
Insane hospitals, the superintendent of
public buildings, the warden of the Stat"
prison. the principal of the Maine Indus
trial School for Girls, the public printer,
: the public binder: to each municipal or
police court in the State, the clerks of
courts, the county attorneys. Shcrilfs
Judges of probate. registers of probate
registers of deeds. the court OF county
commissioners and the treaSurcrS in each
county; and to the several clerks of cities
towns and plantations. one copy each. for
the use of their respective cities towns
and plantations; to each college and thco-
logical institution one copy. one copy to
the Maine Historical Society, and one
copy to each free public library in the
State receiving State aid under the pro-
visions of Chapter no. of the Public Laws
of 1895; one copy to the law library of each
county in the state; one copy to the CLERK
of the United States courts for the district
OF Maine and one copy to the district at
torncy of the United States for the dis
trict of Maine; to the President of the
United States one copy, to each senator
and representative of the State in Con
gross one copy. to the secretary of state
for the United States four copies; TO the
secretary of state of each state and to the
secretary of each territory in the Union
one copy each for the use of the library
of such state or territory: to the library of
Congress two copies; to the librarian of
the State library 10 copies for the use of
the library; to each member of the Senate
and House OF Representatives of the pres
ent I.egiSl lturc one copy; to the secretary
OF the Senate one copy: to the clerk Of
the House Of Representatives one copy :;
to the commissioner for the revision and
consolidation of the Public Laws one copy;
the remainder of said copies so printed
for the use of the State shall he deposited
in the office of the librarian of the State
library to be distributed from time to time
as the Legislature, or Governor and Coun-
Gil may direct.
/ Some of the foregoing officials have the
right to keep the volumes with which they
are presented by the State but the ma ior-
ity of them have TO turn the same over
to their successors in office. The officials
who are allowed to retain their copies are:
The Governor, eX governors. members of
the Executive Council. judges of the SUI
RENE and superior courts, former judges
Of the supreme judicial court. judges and
officers of the United States courts for the
district of Maine, the senators and repre-
entatives in Congress. members and Off
ers of the Legislature ard the commits
| the Public Laws.
Enquiries have been received at the of
flee of the State treasurer in relation to the
bounty on crows 1t seems strange that
after the many years this bounty has been
repealed that such queries should now be
made. The last year of paving bounties on
crows was i'll 1891. just l. years ago. &C
cordins to the report OF the State treas
urer for that year In 1891 the State paid
the sum of $3.50 10 for the killing of crows
AT 10 cents each this indicated that 26,S0i
crows We're killed that year Tor the bounty.
The only bounties now given by the State