The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-03-30

record properly certified copies Of the
proceedings Of any court, corporation,
municipal body or other tribunal, through
OF by which tha right of eminent domain
has been or may hereafter be exercised to
affect the title to real estate.
lApproyed March :. 1908
Chapter 35.
An Act additional to Section twelve OF
Chapter one hundred and seven OF the
Revised Statutes, relating to Easements
Section l. No right OF way or other
easement through. In, upon or over the
land of another shall be acquired by the
adverse use and enjoyment thereof by the
public or any class OF persons unless
such use and enjoyment IS continued IN
interruptedly for twenty years; and If the
owner Of such land apprehends that such
right or easement may be acquired. he
may give notice in writing of his inten-
tion 10 contest such right or easement,
by causing a copy OF such notice to be
posted in conspicuous place on the
premises: the person posting such notice
shall make his return. verified by aiti
daHit on the original notice, and the
whole shall be recorded In the registry Of
deeds in the county or district where the
land lies. within three months from tie
time OF such posting: and such notice be
ing so recorded, shall be deemed an in
terruption of such use. and prevent the
acquisition OF a right thereto.
Section ?. This act shall take effect
fApproved March :, 1861
Chapter 80.
An Act to amend Section seventeen of
Chapter fifty-three of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to Street Railroads.
Section /. Section seventeen of chapter
fifty-three OF the revised statutes is here
by amended by adding the words and to
other points or places within the cities or
towns where built or located after the
word association" in line four of said
section. so that said section as amended,
shall read as follows:
Section Il. Any street railroad corpora
ton in this state may be authorized to
extend, construct. maintain and operate
its road to- into and through cities and
towns other than and in addition to those
named In its charter or articles of assoc
citation, and to other points or places
within the cities or towns where built or
located on application to the board of
railroad commissioners. and by compli-
ance with and subject to the provisions of
section seven of this chapter: the right
of any connecting street railroad company
specially conferred upon it by it's charter
shall be preserved unimpalred'
Section g This act shall take effect
when approved
Chapter 81.
An Act to amend Section twenty-five of
Chapter one hundred and fourteen OF
the Revised Statutes, relating to the re-
lief of Poor Debtors.
Section twenty-five of chapter one hum
dred and fourteen of the revised statutes
is hereby amended by adding thereto the
following: Should the owner of said
judgment or his attorney neglect to have
the original petition and subpoena before
SAID magistrate at the time therein desig-
mated for said disclosure. upon prayer
therefor said magistrate shall issue an
execution against said judgment owner
in favor of said debtor for his travel at
six cents per mile and attendance at one
dollar and fifty cents, If he actually at
tends at said time and place, and said
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to disclose on said judgment until said
execution has been satisfied so that said
section as amended, shall read as fol
lows:
Section %. At such time and place, the
debtor shall appear and submit himself to
examination on oath concerning his estate
to pay the judgment. Should the owner
of said judgment or his attorney neglect
to have the original petition and sub
poena before said magistrate at the time
therein designated for said disclosure, up
on prayer therefor, said magistrate shall
issue an execution against said judgment
owner in favor of said debtor for his trav-
ell at six cents per mile and attendance at
one dollar and nifty cents, if he actually
attends at said time and place, and said
debtor shall not thereafter be compelled
to disclose. on said Judgment until said
execution has been satisfied.
IApproved March Z, 1861
Chapter 38.
An Act to regulate the sale of imitation
Dairy Products.
Section J. Section six of chapter one
hundred and twenty of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by striking
out the whole of said section and insert
Ing In place thereof the following;
Section 6. No person shall manufac-
ture, SELL expose for sale or have in his
possession with intent to sell, or take or
ders for the future delivery of any arti-
Gle. substance or compound made in imi-
tation of yellow butter or cheese. and not
made exclusively and wholly of cream or
milk, or containing any fats, oil or grease
whether said article. substance or com
pound be named oleo- margarine, butter
Inc. or otherwise named.
Section g No person shall furnish Oleo-
margarine in any hotel, restaurant or
boarding house, or at any lunch counter.
to a guest or patron thereof. instead OF
butter without notifying said guest or
patron that the substance so furnished is
Section 3. No person shall sell or offer
for sale to any person who asks, sends or
inquiries for butter or cheese, any sub
stance or compound made in imitation of
butter or cheese.
Section T. No person shall sell, offer or
expose for sale any renovated butter, un-
less the words renovated butter shall
be couspicuously and plainly stamped,
labeled or marked, so that said words
cannot be easily defaced. upon the top
and side of every tub, f1rkin, box or pack
age containing said article or compound.
The seller at retail of said article or COM
hound, which is not in the original pack
and deliver Herewith to the purchaser a
label or wrapper bearing in conspicuous
place upon the outside of the package the
words renovated butter.
Section g. ANY person who violates any
provision of the four preceding sections
shall be punished for the first offense by
fine not exceeding one hundred dollars
and for the second offense by fine not
fxryo
Section 6. Section eight of chapter one
hundred and twenty-nine of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by striking
out the words "the two preceding sec
tions" in the first line thereof and insert
ing In place thereof the words this chap
ter so that said section as amended,
shal read as follows; .,,.
Section 3. For the purposes, OF this
chapter the terms butter and cheese
mean the products usually known by
those names and which are manufae-
both. with salt and rcnnet, and with or
without colorng matter
Section T. This act shall take effect
when approved.
Approved March 7, 1861
Chapter SO.
An Act regulating the duties of the Com
missioner of Agriculture relating to the
manufacture and sale of Dairy Products
and their limitations.
Section l. Section nine or chapter sixty
of the revised statutes Is hereby amended
by striking out the first paragraph OF
said section and inserting in the place
thereof the following:
THE commissioner of agriculture shall
INQUIRE into the methods of making but
ter and cheese In creameries or cheese
factories, together with the methods OF
taking, preserving and testing samples OF
milk and cream In the same, investigate
all dairy products and the production
thereof, and shall disseminate such In
formation as will tend to produce bet
ter quality thereof. He shall act for the