The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

than thirty dollars for each ofrense, and
one dollar additional for every fish
caught. taken or killed In violation Of any
provision of this section
Section IL. Chapter thirty-two of the
revised statutes is hereby further amend
ed by adding thereto the following Sec
ton:
Section g. In addition to the wild birds
that may he killed at any time the follow
ing shall be included: Mudhens, so called,
kingfishers, and blue herons, so called.
vulture at any time under penalty. of
ten dollars and costs for each oftense'
Approved March %, 1861
Chapter 1873.
An Act to amend Section nine of Chapter
one hundred and eight of the Revised
Statutes relating to the Service of
VenireS.
Section 1. Section nine of chapter one
hundred and eight of the revised statutes
is hereby amended by inserting after the
word meeting" in the eighth line thereof
the words AIT least four days before such
meeting so that said section, as amend
ed, will read as follows:
Section 9. The sheriff on receiving
such venires shall Immediately send them
to the constables of the towns where
directed, and to the constables, marshals
or deputy marshais of cities, and each con-
stable, ma rshal or deputy marshal on re-
ceipt thereof, shall notify the voters of
the town or city, and especially the mu
nicipal officers and town or city clerk, by
posting notices in two public and conspic-
uous places therein, and by delivering to at
least two of the municipal officers and
the town or city clerk written notice
Of said meeting at least four days before
such meeting to assemble and be present
at the draft of jurors called for. which
shall be six days at least before the time
when they are ordered to attend court
Section 3. This act shall take effect
when approved.
lApproved March %. 1861
Chapter 1874.
An Act to amend Section twenty-three
of Chapter one hundred and fourteen of
the Revised Statutes. relating to dis
closure commissioners.
Section twenty-three of chapter one
hundred and fourteen OF the revised stat
utes is hereby amended by inserting at
ter the word county in the fifth line
of said section the words and any town
in which regular sessions OF the supreme
judicial court are held. shall be consid-
cred a shire town for the purpose of this
act SO said section, as amended, shall
read as follows:
thereupon issue under his hand and seal
a subpoena to the debtor, commanding
him to appear before such magistrate
within said county. in the town in which
resides, or at the shire town of said
county, and any town in which regular
sessions of the supreme judicial court are
held, shall be considered a shire town
for the purpose of this act, at a time
and place therein named, to make full
and true disclosure, on oath, of all his
business and property affairs. Where
plaintiff or his attorney of record resides
in one county and defendant in another
the debtor may be commanded to appear
before such magistrate in any town in
the county where the defendant resides.
The application shall be annexed to the
,1if,nf
shall be deemed incorrect for want of
form only, or for circumstantial errors
or mistakes when the person and case
can be rightly understood. Such errors
and mistakes may be amended on motion
of either party
[Approved March %, 1861
Chapter 1856.
An Act to amend Section ten of Chapter
six and Section twelve of Chapter six
of the Revised Statutes relating to the
regulation and conduct of Elections.
Section ten of chapter six of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by inserting
the words ior Questions after the word
question ia the tWentySecond line of
said section and by striking out the words
the ballot after the list of candidates"
in the twenty-second line of said section
ten and inserting in lieu thereof the
words d separate ballot so that said
section as amended shall read as follows:
ballot intended for the use of all voters
which shall be printed in accordance with
the provisions of this chapter, shall con-
tain the names and residences, ward res
idenceS in city elections, of all candidates
whose nominations for any office specified
i'll the ballot have been duly made and
not WlthdraWn i'll accordance herewith,
and the office for when they have been
SeVeraly nominated and shall contain no
other names except that in case of cleo
tors of president and vice-president of
the United States, the names of the can
didates for president and vice-president
may be added to the party or political
designation. The names of candidates
nominated by any party shall be grouped
together upon the ballot. Above each
group shall be placed the name of the
political party by which the candidates
comprising such group We're placed i'm
nomination, or by the political designa-
1ion as described in the certificate of nom
inaition, or nomination papers under
square. If only one person be nominated
by amy party, or under any political des-
lgnation, his name with the office for
which he is candidate shall be printed
by itself under the name of such party
or political designation A blank space
Shall be left after the name of the candi-
dates for each different office in which
the voter may insert the name of any
person for whom he desires to vote as
candidate for such office. Whenever the
approval OF constitutional amendment
or other question is submitted to the
vote of the people such question or
questions shall be printed upon a separate
ballot. The ballots shall be SO printed as to
leave blank space, above such amend
ment or question so as to give each voter
a clear opportunity ITO designate by cross
mark. x therein, his answers to the ques-
tions submitted and the ballot may be
printed such words as will aid the voter
to do this as yes no." and the like
The ballot shall be not less than four
inches in width and not less than six
inches in length. Before distribution the
ballots shall be so folded in marked creas-
es that their width and length when folded
shall be uniform. On the back and out
side, when folded. shall be printed Off
cial ballot for followed by the designa-
ton of the polling place for which the
ballot is prepared, the date of the cleo
ton and a facsimile of the signature of
the secretary of state or city clerk who
has caused the ballot to be print ed Ex-
cept as otherwise herein provided ballot
shall be printed upon clean white paper
without any distinguishing mark or fig
Mes thereon.
And by amending section twelve of
chapter six OF the revised statutes by in
sorting after the word "ballots' in the
second line the following words and two
sets of ballots containing any constitu-
tional amendment or other question sub
mitted to the vote of the people, so that
said section, as amended, shall read as
follows:
Section y. There shall be provided
for each voting place, at which an cleo
ton is to be held. two sets of such gen
eral ballots and two sets of ballots rom