The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

,.s as aforesaid and towns are
'g1 s1, horized and required to raise
ss other school moneys are
sum sufficient to pay such tuition
=, When any town shall have
.,ired 10 pay and has paid tuition
.sa,a the experimenting school
'.s of such town shall make a re-
.iei oath to the state superinten-
m4l,lic schools stating the name
..ith for whom tuition has been
a. .mauut paid for each, and the
,.I Location of the school which
.,l uded and thereupon shall be
....Ily in the month of December
.. - lie treasury cut of the appro-
Fl. the support of free high
IT, each town paying tuition and
..U1n as aforesaid, a sum equal
A.t of the amount thus paid by
..a not exceeding two hundred
l 3 This act shall take effect
...oIed.
Approved March Ill
Chapter SO.
+5 amend Chapter one hundred and
4ur of the Public Laws of nine
..r,lred and one entitled, AN Act
.t.li to Chapter tWenty-nine Of the
statutes, relating to Bowling
Chapter one hundred and
ann, ut the public laws of nineteen
,ta one is hereby amended by in
..,r the word alleys" in the sec
nA line the words pool baga-
AaId rooms so that said sec
l.I.d shall read as follows:
.. Any person licensed to- own,
.-rtle a bowling alley, or bowl
a0l, bagatelle or billiard rooms
.. .U,.er the provisions of chap
rIae of the revised statutes,
,u.d permission by the munich
.l llle town or city where said
ur alleys, pool, bagatelie or
.g@ are situated TO keep the
Dtl midnight, when in the
II municipal officers no per-
,Hs residing in the immediate
Win he disturbed thel eby.'
ms act shall take effect
std
approved March Ill
Chapter 20.
l amend Chapter two hundred
..N- four of the Public Laws of
Uludred one, relating to Sea
. Fisheries.
Ii'ti t"1Hts -oiis oi Sila plei
nr,n hundred one is hereby
sllilliug out the last sentence
''lSel lil's tiie ioilo"iis Sell
5., ,,
SIvit " mus iliitiidteu lopaeeis'
toheu, sh"l. it'! "; ~ ma iae'G
'tl lAeS are lloe oA tie fequlleu
e
"t P',i - VI topSee s,'lI lot
".t VI ~ eA s'i I, 'iiei i1 eli -,'''ii o'n
''t dH,i utilN eitu III t!'e siltii
...4yS vi t"elt.s oollals loi 1aci!
Ntt,c' VI atnp9' nuss, Sn oS
"' tAl l,CseS 80 u iui aaie, I iop7'el
SstiliG Slla u nave pceii tdhell
ia II pc !IdpIe eu d l'ellaltS
~ S,,V4t io..'iu i,.i'1 " 1tiei'' 80
3lNt d" ~ "a i'N''',si hoi
't'i' - ny lti soil % eoi l'oi d
S'' " ~ N0'ii'i.'lli l',l ol
NnN ''1,dii hi' mil'i'lS -.
'i IN iih'g' 5, - l,tGte ioo9tet
"a hiG 4i'ti4 ,ia G 'eeiI taheii
rs lJ1lj each conviction there
.r meat SO ILLEGALLY bought,
...d. giv2n away, cNposed FOR
..I.-.Ipl5ad sh9l be liabie 10 seiz-
ID, !oiii''2vd =. toel. .,,,
'--'-'!iiSH ti''i1,lt' snail pe held
li'4 49, "l lopSteis t,s.t iiiat ~ nay
l,'iiiieu' >" ny -, s,'iu 9eceioi'
IT is unlIwful to catch. bllv
.... AWAY or cSpose for sale or
r qay Durrose any lobster less
-,, nnt-half inches i'm len.1 n
..,..i cooked or uncookcd meas
as f itltoTS, no T5l, SsN,ns M, r'.e
lin. Wuc of the nose to the end
.I l.r middle 1iipper OF the tail.
rU Hp taken in a gauge with
,.cl end of the same, measur-
cuo-half inches between said
lhc lobster lGid and extended
300. Is lis natural length upon the
,at stretching or pulling. and
shorter than the prescribed
u uaught shall be liberated
M I,it3,r = nenalty Of one dol
.u lobster so CAUGHT, bought,
,.3 fur sale or in possession. The
-d nGlilated Holsters, cooked OF
a:ll he prima facie evidence
.I- not IF the required length.
4.-s or parts Of Holsters sold fJr
state or for exroit theYefron
uld and delivered in the shc.l
4ltV Of twenty dollars for each
whoever shius. buys, sells,
tlG ON POSES Ltt SdIt, Ih.)S lt't