The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

such expenses there shall be appropriated
a sum not exceeding five hundred dollars,
to be allowed upon the approval of the
governor and council upon the presenta-
Section 2. He and his agents and assist
ants shall have access to all places Of
business, factories. buildings, carriages
and cars used in the manufae ture. trarfs-
portatfon or sale Of dairy products or fmi-
tations thereof. and to all vessels and
cans used in the manufacture and sale of
dairy products and their limitations.
way interferes with the commissioner Of
agriculture. his agents. milk inspector
or other authorized officer In the perform
ance Of his duty shall be punished by a
ofense and of two hundred dollars for
each subsequent offense.
Section 8, This act shall take effect
when approved.
Improved March I, 1861
Chapter 40.
An Act to regulate the sale Of Milk and
Cream.
Section /. Section three of chapter one
hundred and Twenty-Five. Of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by striking
out the whole of said section and insert
ing in place thereof the following:
Section 8. Whoever sells or offers FOR
sale. milk or cream from cows known to
be diseased, or from cows sick. or fed up-
on any substance deleterious to its quail
fty. or kept in filthy or unsanitary con-
eign substance has been added. or sells or
offers for sale as pure milk, any milk
from which the cream has been taken.
or milk in or from cans or other utensils
condition, shall for a first offense be pun
ished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars
and for second offense by fine not ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars When milk
hi kNyYo a. 1oI xvcio ho 10 %a;,
over lightweight per cent of water or less
than nine Der cent of solids exclusive Of
fat, it shall be deemed prirna face evil
dence that said milk has been watered.
and when milk, by analysis. shall be found
to contain less than twelve per cent of
solids and less than three per cent Of fat,
1t shall be deemed prima facie milk from
which cream has been taken. and any
milk which. by analysis, shall be found to
contain any foreign substance. shall be
deemed milk to which foreign substance
has been added
Section 2 This act shall take effect
Approved March 7. 1861
Chapter Al.
An Act providing penalties for nom
feasance of duty by Sheriffs. Deputy
Sheriffs and County Attorneys.
Section sixty-nine of chapter twenty
nine of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by inserting after the word
Witnesses in the ninth line, the words:
Any sheriff, deputy sheriff, or county at
torney, who shall wilfully or corruptly re-
fuse or neglect to perform any of the du
ties required by this section, shall be pun
ished by fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars or by Imprisonment not exceeding
one year So that said section, as
amended sanafal shall 81 read as follows 3Ns;
and county attorneys shall diligently and
faithfully inquire into all violations Of
law, within their respective counties. and
institute proceedings in case of violations
or supposed violations. of law. and par.
ticularly the law against illegal sale of
Intoxicating liquors, and the keeping of
drinking houses and tipping shops,
ill-fame, either by promptly entering a
complaint before a magistrate and exc
cutting the warrants issued thereon, OR Oy
furnishing the county attorney promptly
legged offenders, and of the witnesses.
Any sheriff. deputy sheriff or county at
torney, who shall wilfully or corruptly
refuse or neglect to perform any of the
duties required by this section, shall be
punished by fine not exceeding one thou
sand dollars or by Imprisonment not ex-
ceedlng one year. For services under this
section, sheriffs, and their deputies acting
under their directions, shall receive the
sarle per diem compensation, as for at
tendance on the supreme judicial court.
the same fees for travel as for the SER
vice of warrants in criminal cases, to-
gether with such necessary incidental ex-
penses as are just and proper; bills for
which shall be audited by the county
commissioners, and paid from the county
treasury. But said commissioners shall
not allow any per diem compensation to
said sheriffs or their deputies for any day
for which said sheriffs or their deputies
attendance. at OF. service in any court.
The provisions of this section as to COM
pensation of sheriffs and their deputies,
and the provisions Of section five of chap
tnys Nys0 hy1yod md ND nufn oh "
apply to the sheriff of Cumberland coun-
ty, and his deputies acting under the pro-
visions Of this section
[Approved March 8. 1861
Chapter az.
An Act to- amend Section seventy-six,
Chapter forty-eight, Revised Statutes,
relating to Loan and Building Associa-
lions.
Section seventy-six of chapter forty
eight of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by striking out all of said sec
ton and inserting the following:
Section rs. Except as hereinafter pro-
vided. no person, association or corpora
ton shall carry on the business of accu-
mulating and loaning or investing the
savings of its members or of other per-
sons in the manner of loan and building
associations or carry on any business
similar thereto within this state. unless
incorporated under the laws thereof for
such purpose
lApprOVeQ March 3, 1SUo.l
Chapter 43.
An Act to amend Section sixty of Chap
ter ninety three of the Revised Statutes,
relating to Liens on Monumental Work.
Section l. Section sixty of chapter nine
ty-three of the revised statutes is hereby
amended so that said section as amended,
shall read as follows:
Section 60. Whoever under express
contract fixing the price to be paid by the
other party thereto, sells, erects or fur
nishes any monument, tablet, headstone,
vault, posts, curbing or other monumental
work, has a lien thereon to secure the
payment of such contract price, which
continues for two years after the COM
pletion, delivery or erection of such
monument, tablet, headslone, vault, posts,
curbing or other monumental work, to be
enforced by suit and attachment; such
attachment to be recorded within said
two years by the clerk Of the town in
which the property subject to the lien is
then situated; or such lien may be en-
forced by petition setting forth the names
and residences of the parties to the con-
tract, the contract price, the sum due, the
description and location of the property
on which the lien is claimed and such
other facts as are necessary to make it
appear that such petitioner is entitled to
an enforcement of such lien, and praying
for Judgment, for title and possession of
the property therein described. Said Pc
tition, before service thereof, and within
said two years, shall be recorded by the
clerk of the town in which such property
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