The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

parties and the nature of the instrument,
the date of the instrument, the date of
its record and the name of the town. city,
or unincorporated place where the land
conveyed is situated. At the end of every
ten years the register shall revise and
such index in such manner
that all deeds recorded since the last re-
vision of the index shall be indexed so
that the same surnames shall appear
together. and all names in alphabetical
order. Such revised and consolidated in
deX shall contain all data as to each and
every such deed or other instrument as is
above set forth. For this work the regis
ter shall receive reasonable compensa-
ton to be approved by the county com
missionerS of the respective counties, and
drawn from the county treasury. When
ever for any cause it may become neces-
index made before the passage of this
act, the new volume shall be made in
conformity with the provisions hereof
So that said section, as amended, shall
read as follows:
Section Is. The records in each regis
try office shall be made on paper of a
firm texture, well sized and finished. the
principal ingredient of which is linen
The registers shall make an alphabetical
index to the records without charge to
the county. in the form known as ledger
index. so that the same Surnames Shall
be recorded together in each column of
index. or in lieu Of such book shall make
suitable card index. All indexes made
under the provisions of this section shall
show in addition to the names of the
parties and the ma ture of the instrument
the date of its record and the name of
the town, city, or unincorporateA place
where the land conveyed is situated. At
the end of every ten years the register
shall revise and consolidate such index
in such manner that all deeds recorded
since the last revision OF the index shan
be indeXed SO that the same sulnames
shall appear together and all names in
alphabetical order Such revised and
consolidated index shall contain all data
as to each and every such deed or other
instrument, as is above set forth FOR
this work the register shall receive a
reasonable compensation to be approved
ny the county commissioners of the re-
spectiVe counties, and drawn from the
county treasury. Whenever Tor any
cause it may become necessary to revise,
renew or replace any index made before
the passage of this act the new volume
shall be made in conformity with the pro-
visions hereof.
lot or cause to be lotted for the purpose
of sale, any tract of land they shall, be-
fore making any deed of such land or of
any pant thereof, file with the register of
deeds for the county wherein sucn land is
situated, an accurate plan of such prop
erty, which plan shall give such courses,
angles and distances as will be sufficient
to enable a skiilfui surveyor to locate any
lot shown by such plan. If such party
shall, after request by any interested
party or by the register of deeds, fail To
comply with this section he shall be liable
to penalty OF not exceeding fifty dollars,
TO be recovered in an action of debt in
the name OF the register of deeds for the
benefit of the county.
Section 3 Whenever in the settlement
of any disputed line or the division of any
estate. any plans are made for filing in
the office Of the clerk of courts or the
register of probate. duplicate plans Shall
in all cases be filed in the registry of
deeds
[Approved March 80 1861
Chapter 14o.
An Act to amend Section one Of Chapter
one hundred and sixteen Of the Revised
Statutes relating to the Salary of Pub
lie Officers and compensation of Mem
bers of the Government
Section i. Section one of chapter one
hundred and sixteen of the revised
statutes Shall be amended by adding to
the last word, namely. by adding 10 the
word dollars in the ninth line of para
graph twenty-seven thereof, The follow
ing words: three hundred dollars for
commlssary in addition to his salary as
guard night Waterman. five hundred dol
lars, SO that said paragraph, as amended,
shall read as follows:
.NSNli. Warden OF the state prison,
eighteen hundred dollars. with the USE.
without charge, of such part of The
Keepers house and buildings of the state
appurtenant to the prison and yard as
the governor and council may direct. and
fuel for his own use; which shall be in
full for all services. including the duty of
receiving and paying out money FOR all
purposes; deputy warden. one Thousand
dollars; clerk, one Thousand dollars;
officer of the guard. six hundred dollars:
guards, five hundred dollars each: phySi-
can, TWO hundred and fifty dollars: chup-
IAN, two hundred and fifty dollars; gate
Keeper five hundred dollars; teacher,
three hundred dollars; three hundred dol
lars for commissary in addition to his
salary as guard; night watchman, FIVE
Section .. This act Shall take effect
when approved.
lApproved March 49, 1861
Chapter 141.
An Act to amend Section ffty-two of
Chapter thilty-tWo OF the Revised
Statutes relating to Search.
Section flfty-tWO of chapter thirty-tWO
as follows: BY striking out the words
and every sheriff and constable in his
respective county. in the second line of
said section, and by striking ont the
word and in The sixth line of said sec
tlun and by inserting in place thereof the
words with or without q warrant and
by striking ont the word dwelling
houses i'll the eighth line of said section,
and by adding at the end of said section
the following words. but no. dwelling
house shall be searched for the above
purposes without warrant and then
road car shall be entered tur the above
purposes without such warrant. Any
magistrate may issue warrants to search,
within his jurisdiction, any dwelling
house in the day time, or any other place
at any time, for the purposes above set
forth. to any commissioner of inland
fisheries and game. or any warden sheriff
or any of his deputies; such warrant
shall be issued subject to the require
mentS of section thirteen of chapter one
hundred and thrty three of the revised
statutes; provided however that the
commissioners snail, on or before October
first OF each year. in writing, notify the
superintendent of all transportation
companies doing business within the
state of the names of the wardens by
them designated to exercise the right of
search as herein provided, which number
shall not exceed four for any one trans
portation company, and no others shall
except those designated. be authorized to
exercise the powers herein mentioned as
ito search. so that said section, as
amended. shall read as follows:
Section D. The commissioners and
every warden throughout the state shall
enforce the provisions of this chapter
and shall seize any game, fish or game
birds taken or held in violation of this
chapter; and every such officer may ar
rest, with or without a warrant, any per
son whom he has reason to believe guilty
of a violation thereof, and with or with
out warrant, may open, enter and eX-
anime all buildings, camps, vessels, boats,
wagons. cars, stages, tents. and other
receptacles and places and examine all
boxes, barrels and packages where he has