The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

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state securities which are legal in
vestment for savings banks Of this STATE
amounting to not less than the maxi
mum policy issued by such association
nor to less than one thousand dollars
The state treasurer shall receive sucf
securities and hold the same on deposit
and in trust for the benefit of all thu
policy holders of the association in th
state, and shall receipt for and hold the
same in the manner provided in sections
sixty and sixty-one of said chapter for
ty-nlne, but he shall retain and hold The
same as long as any liability remains
outstanding in this state. Whenever
any judgment obtained in a court OF
competent jurisdiction in this state, by
a policy holder or any beneficiary there.
of, remains unSatisfied for more thar
sixty days after legal demand upon the
: association, and no appeal from the de-
,cision of said court is pending, said
: court may issue an order directing said
state treasurer to Immediately convert
so much of said deposit as may be nee
eSSary into cash and to forthwith sat
isfy said judgment and such additional
costs appertaining thereto as said court
may allow, and said treasurer shall i'm
mediately comply with said order and
the associations shall not transact an.
further BUSINESS in this state until suci
deposit is restored. When any such as
ISOLATION discontinues business in this
state, and the insurance commissioner
is satisfied upon investigation that the
association has no liabilities outstanding
therein, he shall so certify to the state
treasurer, who shall thereupon return
said deposit to the association.
Section 4. Every call for a payment
by the policy holders of any such asso-
citation shall distinctly state the pur-
pose of the same. and no part of the
demnitY claims or death Or funeral bene-
fits and no part of the reserve or emer-
gency fund shall be used for expenses
Section s. Except as otherwise here.
in provided, the fees for license to the
association or its agents or any renewal
thereof or for any act or service Of the
insurance commissioner or the state
treasurer shall be the same as is pro-
one hundred and seventeen of the re-
vised statutes for life insurance COM
panieS.
Section 6. This act shall take effect
when apDroVed.
Approved March II, 1861
Chapter 81.
An Act for the protection of Ducks.
Section 1. There shall be an annual
close time in which no person shall
hunt. chase. catch, kill or have in pos
session, whenever or however killed, as
follows: for wood duck. dusky duck,
commonly called black duck. teal, and
any and all ducks known as gadwall or
gray duck, mallard, widgeon or baidpate,
Shoveler, pintail or sprigtail, redhead,
scaup duck or greater blue-bill, lesser
scaup duck or lesser blue-bill, golden
eye or whistler buffle head, ruddy duck
or broad bill, from the first day of De-
cember to the first day Of the following
September of each year.
Section >. All the provisions of sec
tion seven of chapter thrty-two Of the
f-f,, nIatt Ill
possession, sale and transportation of
wood duck and other ducks therein men
toned are hereby made to apply to all
the ducks named in the first section of
this act.
Section 3. No person shall kill, catch,
hunt, destroy or have in possession any
kind of wild duck upon the shores, is
lands or waters of Merrymeeting bay,
Eastern river or the kennebec river be-
low the Gardiner and Randolph bridge
between the first day of December and
the first day of the following September.
Section 4. Whoever violates any of
the provisions of this act shall be fined
five dollars and costs of prosecution for
offered for sale, transported or had in
possession.
[Approved March II, 1861
Chapter 80.
An Act to amend Chapter one hundred
and eight of the Revised Statutes, in
relation to the selection Of service of
Chapter one hundred and eight of the
revised statutes in relation to the Sc
lection and service of jurors shall he
so construed as to apply to organized
plantations as well as to towns and
cities.
[Approved March II, 1861
Chapter 80.
An Act in addition to Chapter nineteen
of the Revised Statutes, relating to
Contagious Diseases among Cattle.
Section ]. 1t shall he the duties of
the assessors of all cities, towns and
plantations TO keep record of all pure
blooded cattle kept for breeding pur-
poses, and shall report to the secretary
OF the cattle commissioners on or before
the first day of July of each year, the
name of the owner, number of each herd
it2" and sex, such reports to be made up
on blanks furnished by the cattle COM
miSSiOnerS.
Section 2. All persons selling pure
blooded cattle or cattle represented to
be pure blooded, for breeding purposes,
Shall, before delivery, make report to
said commissioners on blanks furnished
by them on application, stating the num-
Der of cattle sold. their age and sex and
to whom sold. and before delivery there
of such cattle shall be tested with tuber-
culin and a certificate OF health be
given by said commissioners or some
person duly authorized by them to the
seller and purchaser: Provided that no
such certificate shall be required in ca sc
the cattle SO sold shall have been tested
within six months under the direction of
the cattle commissioners and a certifi-
cate of health granted by them within
that time.
Section 3. Any person bringing pure
FLOODED cattle into this state for breed
ing purposes shall report to the commits
SlOnerS the name and residence of seller,
number purchased, age and sex upon
blanks furnished by the commissioners
upon application. Such cattle shall re-
main upon the purchasers premises
thirty days from date of arrival and
within that time be tested by order of
the commissioners. But nothing herein
contained shall be construed as re-
quiring the testing of calves under four
months old.
Section 4. Whoever violates any pro-
vision of the three preceding sections
shall be fined not exceeding fifty dollars
for each offense.
[Approved March II, 1861
Chapter "a.
An Act relating to the compensation of
the Commissioners of Inland Fisheries
and Game.
Section 1. The governor with the adj
vice and consent of the council shall
appoint one of the commissioners OF in
land fisheries and game to be the chair
man thereof, and he shall be designated
and commissioned as such for the term
of two years. After the expiration of