The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

er of agriculture to enforce the penalties
set down in section two Of this act.
Section g. This act shall take effect
Approved March 1871
Chapter 113.
An Act to regulate Costs in the taking Of
| lands or other property tor public uses.
Section l. In ali proceedings ior lne
estimation of damages Tor the taking OF
eral or SPECIAL law, il the owner of the
land, after an award made by the county
commissioners enters an appeal theretloin
and fails to obtain hnai judgment lur
an amount greater than The amount OF The
said award with interest thereon to the
date of said Judgment, he snail be sub
ject to costs accruing after the date of
I said first award, and the amount thereof
may be applied in reduction OF the sum
required to be paid by sald Judgment.
Section 2. Tnis act shall take effect
"''~'' lApproved March 1911
Chapter ia.
An Act to amend Section six of Chapter
three of the Public Laws OF eighteen
hundred ninety-nine entitled An Act to
amend Section six OF Chapter one nun.
eighteen hundred ninety-tve entitled
AN Act to amend Section six of Chap
ter thirty Live Oh the revised Statutes,
| relating 70 Intelligence Ohces.
of the public laws Of eighteen hundred
ninety-ninc is hereby anenued by strik-
ing out in the second me thefe1h e51i,a tie ne
place thereof the Worus the sum o! nVe
dollars each into the town treasury, anu
+, by striking out in the tenth nae thereoi
| the words, "in excess of one dollar; anu
! by inserting i'll the thirteenth line Thereon
after the word furnished, the words
| No license shall be granted to person
who is directly or indirectly engaged or
l
| liquors., so that said section as amended,
shall read as follows:
| Section G. The municipal ofncefs OF any
town may on payment OF the sum OF nVe
dollars each into the town treasury grant
i licenses to suitable persons 1or one year,
| unless sooner revoked after notlce ana LOT
! cause, to keep offices for the purposes OF
| obtaining employment for domeSucS, ser
wants, or other laborers, except seamen,
or OF giving information relating thereto,
, or Of uoing the usual business OF lntelil-
| gence offices; whoever keeps such IN
| Office without license, forteitS not eX-
| ceeding fifty dollars for every day that 1t
is 50 kept. The keeper of an intelligence
office snail not retain any sum OF money
| received from any person seeking en-
ploymcnt through the agency of such In
telligence office, unless employment OF the
! kind sought for is actually furnished.
No license shall be granted to person
who is directly or indirectly engaged IN or
interested in the sale of Intoxicating
liquors. The keeper OF a licensed intelli-
gence office shall cause two copies OF TINS
act printed in type of sufficient size to
| be legible and easily read, to be coliSplc-
| uousIy posted in each room used or oc-
cupied for the purposes of such intelli-
gence office. Whoever violates the pro-
| visions of this act shall have the license
| revoked, and shall be punished by fine not
! exceeding twenty dollars for each Of
! Tense.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
when approved
[Approved March 1871
Chapter 115.
An Act in relation to Judges of Municipal
No judge of any municipal court shall
give counsel or accept any retainer IN re-
of which shall be within the jurisdiction
of the court over which he presides, nor
in any manner become voluntarily inter
ested, directly or indirectly, III any such
cause.
[AEproved March 1871
Chapter 116.
An Act to regulate the placing OF Per
| manent MooringS in harpors
Section l. Selectmen of towns, ON re-
quest by any person desiring moorlne
privileges or regulation OF mooring priv
| ilegeS Tor boats or vessels, snail annually
appoint harbor master who shall be sub
jeCt to all the duties and liabilities OF said
office. as prescribed by law, and i'll cas- oi
/ the failure or refusal OF said harDor mas
ter to perform said duties, he shall be
subject to fine Of tWentycilve doiiatS
!
full neglect or refusal to attend the same
The selectnen may establish his compen-
sation and may for cause by them de-
clared in writing, after due notlce 10 sucf
(, officer and hearing thereon, ii requested
, remove him and appoint another III his
stead
/ Section 9. In all harbors wherein chan
mel lines have been established by. the
/ municipal authorities, as provided III
chapter two hundred and fftN-nine OF the
public laws of nineteen hundred and one
| oil h61s T.
rights of individuals are claimed to DC
invaded and protection is sought of the
harbor master, it shall be the duty of the
harbcr master to assign and to Indicate
to the master or owner OF boats and YES
sells the location which they may occupy
with or for mooring purposes the KIND
! of mooring to be used, and also to cnange
the location of said moorings from time
to time when the crowded condition OF
such harkor or other conditions render
such change desirable; and he Shall as
sign mooring privileges in such waters in
all cases where individuals who own the
shore rights or have an interest IN the
same complainants, and shall locate
suitable nlooring privileges therefor Tor
boats and vessels, Temporarily OF perm;l-
nently as the case may be, fronting theli
land, if so requested, but not thereby to
channels established by municipal author
ities The municipal officers shall fix the
compensation of the harbor master for
such services rendered.
| Section 3. In case of the neglect OF re
fusal of the master or owner OF any boat
or vessel, to remove his mooring or to re
place it by one of different character
+, when so directed by the harbor master
said harbor master shall cause said moor
| ing to be removed, or shall make such
| change in the character thereof as re-
| duired and shall collect from the master
| or owner of such boat or vessel the sum
| of two dollars for either of such services
rendered. and also the necessary expenses
| Section 4. Section siNty-tour OF the re-
| viSed statutes, chapter three, is hereby
Section 5. This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March 1871
Chapter 117.
| An Act to amend Chapter seventy-seven
of the Public Laws of eighteen hundred
and ninety-nine. relating to giving mort
| cages a lien for costs of foreclosure
under Section five of Chapter ninety OF
| the Revised Statutes.
Chapter seventy seven of the public
laws of eighteen hundred and ninety nine
is hereby amended by inserting after the
word thereof in the eighth line the fol-
lowing words: providing said sum has
actually been paid in full or partial dis
charge of an attorneys fee, SO that said
chapter as amended, shall read as fol-
| lows:
For the foreclosure of a mortgage by
! either method prescribed by section five
! of chapter ninety of the revised statutes
as amended by chapter one hundred and