Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-30

ninety-nine as amended BY chapter tw
hlndred eighty-seven of the public laws o
nineteen hundred one is hereby amends
BY adding thereto after the words "als
keoka lake in Oxford county" the words
also Highland lake in the northern part o
Cumberland county
Section 2. This act shall take effec
when approved
[Approved March III
| Chapter 90.
An Act to amend Section fifteen of Chap
ter fifty-one of the Revised Statutes
relating to recording locations Of Rail
| roads
Section J. Section fifteen Of chaptel
fiftv-one of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by striking out the words zap
| proved by them and recorded in thu
| fourth line of said section and inserting
| in the place thereof the words who shall
endorse the time of the filing thereon anG
| order said location recorded so that said
| section. as amended, shall read as follows
Section Is. The railroad shall be located
within the time and substantially accord
| ing to the description in it's charter; and
| the location shall be filed with the county
commissioners, who shall endorse the time
! of the filing thereon and order said loca-
| ton recorded. When a corporation, by its
| first location, fails to acquire the land act
ually e..Ibraced in its roadway, or the
| location as recorded is defective or uncer-
| tain, it may. at any time, correct and per-
feet it's location, and file a new description
thereof: and in such case it is liable in
damages. by reason of such new or
| amended location, only for land embraced
therein for which the owner had not pre-
viouSly been paid. Any subscriber to the
stock, alleging that it has not been located
according to it's charter, may, before pay
ment of his subscription, make written
application to the county commissioners
in the county where the deviation Is al
legged, stating it, who after fourteen DAYS
notice to the corporation, and upon a view
and hearing shall determine whether it
has been located as required; if they deter
mine that it has been, no such defense
shall be made to any process to enforce
payment; if they determine that it has not
the subscription of such applicant is void.
The prevailing party RECEIVERS costs. Pro-
visions in railroad charters whenever
granted, limiting the time within which
such railroad shall be completed, shall not
affect the portion thereof completed with
in such time. and all charters under
which railroads have been constructed for
portion of the line authorized thereby
are confirmed and made valid as to such
portion
Section . This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March 1871
Chapter "a.
An Act to amend Section eleven of Chap
ter sixty-eight of the Revised Statutes
relating to Trust Estates.
Section l: Section eleven of chapter six
ty-eight of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by striking out the words "ac-
cording to the will in the last line Of said
section and inserting in the place thereof
the words as will best effect the objects of
the trust, SO that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
Section II. Any judge of probate, hay
ing jurisdiction of the trust, and the SUI
preme judicial court in any county, on ap-
plication of the trustee or of any person
interested in the trust estate. after notice
to all interested, may authorize or require
MIN to sell any real or personal estate held
by him in trust. and to invest the proceeds
thereof, with any other trust moneys in
his hands, in real estate. or in any other
manner most for the interest of all con.
c@rned therein; and may give such further
directions as the case requires, for man
aging, investing, and disposing of the trust
fund, as will best effect the objects of the
trust
Section Q This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March 1871
Chapter 95.
An Act to amend Chapter forty-three of
the Public Laws of eighteen hundred
ninety-one, relating to the practice of
Dentistry.
Section six of chapter forty-three of the
public laws of eighteen hundred ninety
one is hereby repealed.
Improved March 1871 ,.
Cnapter eo.
An Act to repeal Section thirty-six of
Chapter sixty-three of the Revised Stat
Judges of Probate
section j. Section thirty-six of chapter
slxty-three Of the revised statutes is here
by repealed '
Section g. This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March 49,
Chapter 81.
An Act to amend Chapter forty six of the
La nf 10Th
ninety-nine, establishing a Naval Re
serve as a part of the National Guard
OF the State of Maine.
Section l. Section one of said act is
uereny amended by striking out the word
battalion In the fifth line thereof and
the words which follow, and inserting in
place thereof the words ships company;
read as follows:
Section l. There may be allowed. in
ADDITION to the national guard of the state
OF Maine as provided in section twenty
six, chapter two hundred and sixty-six If
the laws of eighteen hundred and ninety
three, a naval reserve. to consist III time
pany' i
Section 2. Section three of said act is
hereby amended by striking out the words
battalion may" in the first line thereof
ana inserting in place thereof the words
t snips o company a:an- shall by striking out
VI SION in the second line thereof, and in
sorting in place of the former the word
eight and by adding to said section the
words in time of war, insurrection. in
Vaslon, or imminent danger thereof of
not more than sixteen divisions:' so that
SAID section as amended, shall read as
follows:
Section 3. In time of peace the author
lied ships company shall consist of not
more than eight divisions and in time of
war, instruction, invasion, or Imminent
danger thereof, of not more than sixteen
divisions
Section 3. Section four of said act is
hereby stricken out and in place thereof
the following section is substituted
section 4. The ships company shall be
commanded by lieutenant. There shall
be allowed on the staff of the command
ing officer of the ships company, one lieu
tenant, junior grade, who shall act as ex-
ecntlve officer and adjutant and one as
sistant surgeon of the rank of lieutenant,
junior grade. In addition there shall be
on the staff of the commanding officer two
chief petty officers of such class as he
may designate. Each division shall be
commanded by an ensign, excepting that
the senior division officer may be commits
stoned with the rank of lieutenant junior
grade. To each division there shall be
allowed. in time of peace one chief petty
ofi1cer of such class as the commanding
OFFICER of the ships company may desig. |
nate and not more than six petty officers
and twentyfour enlisted men,
Section 4. Section five is hereby strick- |
en- out and the following section substi- |
tuted in place thereof: