The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

Section 2. Any person. firm or corpo
ration, or the servant or agent of any
person, firm or corporation, who shall
violate the provisions of the preceding
section shall be deemed guilty Of a mis-.
demeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine not exceeding
fifty dollars or by Imprisonment not eX-
ceeding thirty days for every such vic.
lation.
[Approved March Is. 1861
Chapter II.
An Act against the wilful destruction
of Fish in the bays, harbors or rivers
of this state.
Section /. It shall be unlawful tc
cast or deposit upon the shores, or re-
lease and deposit in the bays, harbors
CT rivers OF this state any dead fish, OF
fish that have been smothered or injured
so that they will die. D.
Section2. All persons wilfully viola
ting the provisions of this act, or aid
ing therein. shall be liable to penalty
of one hundred dollars, or by imprison-
ment not exceeding thirty days, or both
as the court before which the complaint
or Indictment for the violation of the
preceding section may be instituted,
shall determine.
Section g. The penalty provided for
by the preceding section may be recov-
cred in the county where the offense is
committed, by complaint, indictment or
action of debt brought in the name of
the person making the complaint: and
all fines and penalties recovered by this
act shall 60 one-half to the person maxi
ing the complaint. and the other half
to the treasurer Of the county in which
the proceedings are commenced, and by
said treasurer paid to the state treas
urer to be added to- and made a part of
the appropriation for sea and shore fish
cries.
Section 4. This act shall take effect
when approved.
lApproved March Is. 1861
Chapter 70.
An Act to amend Section ninety-three
Of Chapter four of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to town and city by
laws and ordinances.
The paragraph numbered twelve of
section ninety-three of chapter four of
the revised statutes is hereby amended
by inserting after the word cities in
the first line thereof the words and all
towns of more than five thousand in
the word "establisI' in the same line
the words and adopt bylaws and and
also by inserting after the word such
in the last line Of said section the words
bylaws and so that said section as
amended. shall read as follows:
XII. Cities and all towns of more
than five thousand Inhabitants may es-
tablsh and adopt bylaws and ordi-
nances regulating the purchase and sale
Of articles usually bought of old junk
dealers and dealers in secondhand arti-
cleS, and the paWning of articles with
paWnbrokers, and may therein prescribe
conditions to be observed by buyers and
sellers, pawners and pawnbrokers, to
prevent or detect the sale or purchase
Of stolen goods; and suitable penalties
may be prescribed in such bylaws and
ordinances
Improved March II, 1906
chanfer 10
An Act to amend Section eleven of Chap
Ter twentythree of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to the Relocation of
Highways.
Section eleven of chapter twenty
three of the revised statutes is hereby
Attended by inserting after the word
boundaries" in the sixth line of said
section the following by placing stakes
on side lines at all apparent intersect-
ing property lines, and at intervals of
Inserting after the word thereof in
the seventh line of said section the fol-
lowing make Il correct return of their
duings, signed by them, accompanied by
an accurate plan of the way, so that
said section rs amended, shall read as
follows:
Section II. When the true bound
aries of highways duly located are
doubtful, uncertain or lost, the county
commissioners of the county wherein
such highway is located, upon petition
of the municipal officers of the town
wherein the same lies. shall. after such
notice thereon as is required for the To-
cation OF new ways, proceed to hear
the parties, examine said highway, locate
aud define it's limits and boundaries by
placing stakes On side lines at all ap-
at intervals of not more than one hum
dred feet, and cause durable monuments
to lac erected ut the angles thereof, make
a correct return of their doingS, signed
them ifc led a
plan on the way, and if any real estate
is damaged by said action, shall award
damages to the owner as in laying out
new highways. Said municipal officers
shall maintain all highway monuments,
and replace them forthwith when de-
Slroyed, If amy appeal for increase of
damages is taken, and the commission
erS are of opinion that their proceed
ingS hereunder, or any part thereof,
ought not to take effect, they shall enter
judgment that the prayer of the origi-
MAJ petitioners or any part thereof. des-
ignating what part, is not granted for
that reason. Upon such judgment no
damages shall be allowed for that part
of the prayer of the petitioners not
granted, but the costs shall be paid by
the county
[Approved March IT. 1861
Chapter 30.
An Act additional to Chapter forty nine
OF the Revised Statutes, relating to
insurance.
Section /. Any association organized
or Incorporated under the laws of an
other state or country as a fraternal
beneficiary association and which does
not conduct it's business upon the lodge
system with a ritualiStic form of work
and a representative form of govern
ment, III accordance with the provisions
of section one hundred and thirty-four
of chapter forty-nine of the revised
statutes; and which is not subject to
the statutes Of this state regulating fra
ternal beneficiary associations, but which
confines its membership to the members
of some particular order, class or fra
ternity. and which has the membership
and qualifications herein required, may
be licensed by the insurance commits
siuner to transact the business of cas-
ualty insurance on the assessment plan
and to provide for the payment of death
or funeral benefits of not exceeding one
hundred dollars to the beneficiaries OF
deceased members, subject to and in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of this act.
Section 2. No such association shall
transact any business in this state
without license from the insurance
commissioner. Before receiving such
license it shall file with the commission
er a duly certified copy Of it's charter
or articles of association; a copy of it's
constitution and bylaws certified by it's
secretary; power of attorney to the
commissioner as provided by section one