The Republican journal., 1903-04-09

Section 2. All acts and parts Of acts
which We're expressly or impliedly re-
pealed by the said act of February eleven,
nineteen hundred three are hefeoy re-
Section 5. This This act shall take effect
when approved. on,
Chapter 12o.
! An Act to amend Section two OF Chapter
ing the salary Of the County Commis-
sioners of Kennebec County:
section l. Section Two ns on cnap.Sr eiebtaen e
hundred and ninety-nne, IS hereby
amended, by striking out the words,
eighteen hundred and ninety-nlne IN the
second line thereof, and inserting in place
thereof the words, nineteen hundred and
three also by striking out in the fourth
line the words, two dollars and nifty
! cents and inserting IN place thefeoI the
words, three dollars, SO that said section,
as amended, shall read as follows:
Section 3 From and alter the f1rst day
Of January in the year d 81 thre due A9be fbe
AIRY OF each of The county commissioners
Tor the county of kennebec, shall be three
dollars per aay,, instead OF the sum now
The service of the county, ncludlnS the
time spent in travelling, for which he shall
! have ten cents a mile for the distance
u.
j Section 2. This act shall take erect
''''o IApproved March 1s.l
Cnapter 121.
An Act relating to the office of County
| Commissioner.
Section 1. No person holding the Office
of county commissioner shall at the same
time hold either the office of mayor or as
SCISSOR Of city. or OF selectman or as
Section ]. This act shall take effect
April first, nineteen hundred and four.
lApproved March H.
Chapter 1922.
An Act to enable cities and towns to es-
| tablish permanent Fuel YARDS.
Section l. Any city or town is hereby
authorized and empowered to establish
and maintain, within its limits, perma-
nent WOOD c1a ana az dds lueI Yard yarad coa lo1
1uel to its inhabitants; The term at cost,
as used herein, shall be construed as
meaning without financial profit.
| Section 2 This act shall take effect
Approved March 1871
Chapter 1923.
! An Act to amend Section twenty one OF
| Chapter one hundred and sixteen OF the
| Revised Statutes, and Chapter two hun
dred arld twenty-five OF the Public Laws
! of eighteen hundred and -ninety-three,
relating to fees of Registers OF Deeds.
Section l. Section twenty-one of Chap
/
| vised Statutes, is hereby amended by
| adding thereto the following:
| Recording certificates OF limited part
nershp, fifty cents Receiving and thing
| certificate of election OF clerk OF cor
porallon. or resignation of such clerk,
| twenty-five cents. Recording certificates
| of foreclosure of mortgages, or notices
| of foreclosure, fifty cents.
| Section :. Chapter two hundred and
| twenty-five OF the Public Laws or
eighteen hundred ana ninety three, is
hereby amended by striking out the words;
| under seal i'll the third line. so thas
SAID uhs.pler as amended, shall read as
| follows:
.CEapter 225. In all cases where books
with printed forms are not furnished
therefor, registers of deeds shall for re-
| ceivius, filing and recording any 1nstfu-
| ment ,y law entitled to record, in addl-
| ton to the fees now liked by law, the
| sum OF hiteen cents for each hundred
word; or traction thereof, i'll excess OF
five hundred words.
Sect,on :. This act shall take effect
when approved.
! lApproved March POI
Chapter 124.
| An Act to amend Section thirty-fve OF
Chapter ninety-nine of the Revised
Statutes, relating to Powers and Duties
| of Bail Commissioners.
Section thirty-tive Of Chapter ninety
nine Of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by adding thereto the following
words: And such bail commissioners
shall receive not exceeding the sum OF
| 1--WE dollars in each case in which bail is
1 So taken, the same To Ge piud by the
! person so admitted to bail: but the per-
son admitted TO bail shall not be required
| to pay any other fees or charges to amy
| officer for services connected with the
| giving Of sucn bail that said section
! thirty-tiVe as amended, shall read as fo.-
| lows:
section 35. When a. person is confined
in Il iail fer a b;uable offenSe, or tor not
! finding sureties ON Il recognizance, except
when II verulct OF guilty has been rem
dered against him for an otfense punish
able in the State prison, amy such COM
missioner on application, may inquire
| into the case and admit him to BAH
and exercise the same power as any JUS
| tice of the supreme judicial or superior
] court can; and may issue d writ OF habeaS
4 corpus, and cause such person to he
brought before him for this purpose, and
may take such recoSnizance. And Sucn
bail commissioners shall receive not eN-
ceeiling the sam of five dollars III each
| case i'll which bail is SO taken, the same
to be paid by the person so admitted to
/ bail; but the person admitted to bail
shall not be required to pay any other
fees or charges to any officer for ser
!! bail
[Approved March 23.]
Chapter 1926.
An Act to regulate the taking OF Bail in
| Criminal Prosecution.
| Section /. Any person offering to recoS-
niZe before amy trial justice, judge of d
| police or municipal court, or bail COM
| missioner as surety for the appearance
before any superior or supreme judicial
court of any respondent in criminal
prOcerrtior Sllph RESPONDENT he