The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

the damages, decree their payment and
issue an execution therefor: and the
plaintiff shall be entitled to bill for an
injunction. In either case, any justice
of the court, after summary notice to the
laker and upon proof of the facts, may.
without any bond filed. issue an injunc-
uon prohibiting such use and occupation
until an damages and costs are paid.
The bill shall be entered. service of it
made, and continued at the next term
after the injunction is issued AT the
second term, if payment has not been
MADE the injunction may be made abso-
lutte; and all rights acquired by taking
the property cease. and the owner may
MAINTAIN an action for its recovery and
protection.
Section 10 Service of ar injunction is
sued against any person whether a party
to the bill or not, may be made upon hin.
ana he shall be liable to all the penal
ties and consequences provided for a
breach of it. The court may order per
sons violating such injunction, after ser
e eaee. or using ,Sn,d me a property to show
should not be entered and execution is
sued against them individuality and their
goods and estate, for the damages, in
terest. costs. and for additional damages
and costs for breach of the Injunction.
Upon service and eturn of such order.
the court may etter such decree as is
Just and equitable against such persons,
and Issue execution accordingly, or may
proceed against them as for breach of
Injunction in other chancery cases
section II. No failure by the owner Of
the property to make application for the
assessment of damages within said three
years, shall be held to be a waiver by
MN OF compensation for property so
taken.
Section -, This act shall not apply to
petitions for assessment of damages al
ready brought; except as to such peti-
IONS, All acts or parts Of acts inron4iSt-
ent herewith. are hereby repealed. This
act shall i'm no way affect section thirty
three of chapter fifty-one of the revised
statutes.
Section IS. This act shall take effect
IApproved March "a 1906
Chapter 1865.
AN ACT relating TO the Compensation of
Judges of Probate.
Section 1. The judges of probate are
entitled to receive annual salaries from
the treasurers of their counties in quar-
terly payments on the first days Of jan
uary. April, July and October as follows:
Andr"scogSin one thousand dollars
Aroostook, one thousand dollars
Cumberland, two thousand five hundred
Franklin. four hundred dollars.
Hancock, eleven hundred dollars.
Nenheher fifteen hundred dollars.
Knox. five hundra! dollars
lincoln four hundred dollars
oxford, seven hundred and fifty dollars
Penobscot, sixteen hundred dollars.
PiscataGuis. five hundred dollars.
a'''S'ih'iipt, seven NundfeG dollars.
Somerset. eight hundred dollars.
Malao, seven hundred dollars
WASHINGTON. eight hundre1 dollars
YORK, on" thousand dollars; and the
le"S 70 Whlch they are entitled by law
shait DC taxed and collected. and paid
over by III" registers of probate to tho
county treasuFers for the use Of their
couH'ieF
Section This act shall take cffec' on
the first day Of July, one thousand nine
hundred and five.
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