The Republican journal., 1905-03-30

SacO River railroad station, and on the
road leading from Bar Mills in Buxton
via Duck pond. so-called, to the Gorham
town line, and when travelling on the
town of Newry, in oxford county, to the
Grand Trunk railway station in Bethel
village in the town of Bethel. and when
travelling on the road leading from East
Mills, so-caled, in the town of Green
wood, and when travelling on the road
leading from the town of Mason In said
Oxford county to West Bethel village,
and when travelling on any of the streets
or roads in said Bethel village; and no
team drawn by more than six horses,
oxen or mules, shall travel thereon.
This section is not applicable to stage or
pleasure carriages. or to those owned by
the state or the United States or to any
cart or wagon owned by the settlers in
the vicinity and used for farming pur-
violating this section. forfeits twenty dol
lars and one dollar more for each mile
of road passed, to be recovered by COM
plant before a municipal or police court
or trial justice in the county where the
offense was committed, and on a libel or
complaint, he may issue his warrant to
seize and detain such team to respond to
such fire and cost
Approved March 2l. 1861
Chapter 1870.
dred and forty-four of the Revised
Statutes, relating to Insane Hospitals.
The trustees of insane hospitals are
hereby authorized, subject to the approx
al of the governor and council, to APP
point a treasurer for either of the insane
hospitals other than the steward of
either hospital, and to fix the salary of
said treasurer. Said treasurer shall give
bond to the trustees, in such amount
and with such sureties as they deem
sufficient for the safe keeping and prop
er disbursement OF the funds of the in
stitution at which he is located; perform
such other duties as the trustees direct;
and annually make a detailed report to
them of his receipts and expenditures
and of the financial affairs of the insti-
[Approved March %, 1861
Chapter 1871.
An Act to amend Section twenty three
of Chapter one hundred fourteen of the
Revised Statutes, relating to relief of
Poor Debtors.
Section =. Section twenty-three of chap
ter one hundred fourteen of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by striking
out the words, where plaintiff or his
attorney OF record resides in county
and defendant in another the debtor may
be commanded to appear before such
magistrate in any town in the county
where the defendant resides" SO that said
section, as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
Section 2. Such magistrate shall there
upon issue under his hand and seal a
subpoena to the debtor, commanding him
to appear before such magistrate within
said county, in the town in which the
debtor, the petitioner or his attorney,
resides, or at the shire town of said coun-
ty, at a time and place therein named,
to make full and true disclosure, on
oarh, of all his business and property af-
fairs. The application shall be annexed
to the subpoena. No application or sub
poena snail De deemed incorrect for want
If Ff f.If'f lpOTi
or mistakes when the person and case
can De rightly understood. Such errors
and mistakes may be amended on mo-
ton OF either party.
[Approved March %, 1861
Chapter 1872.
An Act to extend the close time on Carl
bou and amend Chapter thirty-two of
the Revised Statutes, relating to Inland
Fisheries and Game.
Section l. The provisions of section
eighteen of chapter thirty-two of the re-
vised statutes relating to d close time
on caribou are hereby extended for six
Years from October fifteenth, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and five.
Section 2. Section nineteen of chapter
thirty-two of the revised statutes is here
by amended as follows: By striking out
the words not less than five hundred
ond, third and eleventh lines of said sec
ton and inserting instead thereof the
words not exceeding five hundred and
by adding to said section the following:
The provisions OF section sixty-one of
chapter forty-one of the revised statutes,
relating to the powers of the commission
er of sea and shore fisheries, are hereby
extended to the commissioners of inland
fisheries and game so that said section
as amended, shall read as follows:
Section -. Whoever violates any pro-
vision of section sixteen of this chapter,
shall be punished by fine of not exceed
ing five hundred dollars, or by imprison-
ment not exceeding four months; who
ever violates any provision of section
seventeen of this chapter, shall be pun
ished by a fine of forty dollars and costs
Tor each deer taken, caught, killed or had
in possession in violation of the provisions
of section seventeen of said chapter; who
ever Violates any provision OF section
eighteen OF this chapter relating to deer
Shall be punished by a fine of forty dol
lars and costs; and whoever violates any
provision OF section eighteen OF this chap
ter relating to moose or caribou, shall be
punished by fine Of not exceeding five
hundred dollars, or by Imprisonment not
of section sixty-one of chapter forty one
Of the revised statutes, relating to the
powers of the commissioner of sea and
shore fisheries. are hereby extended to
the commissioners of inland fisheries and
game.
Section 3. Section twenty of said chap
! .tn,;t IS amended by striking out the words
second line of said section and inserting
instead thereof the words AND camp or
kindle,' and by striking out the words
take, catch or kill any deer or moose or"
in the seventh line thereof and by strik.
ing out the words with intent to camp
and kindle' in the eighth line of said sec
ton and inserting instead thereof the
words and camps or kindles,' so that said
section, as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
Section 20. Non-residents of the state
shall not enter upon the wild lands of the
state and camp or kindle fires thereon
while engaged in hunting or fishing,
without being in charge of a registered
guide, during the months of May, June,
July, August, September, October and
November, and no registered guide shall.
at the same time guide. OF be employed
by, mere than five non-residents in hunt
ing.
Any such nonresident who shall enter
upon the wild lands in the state and
Gagged in hunting or fishing without being
in charge of registered guide. during
the the months Of May. June. July. August.
September, October and November, in
violation of the provisions herein con-
tanned, or any guide who shall guide at
the same time, or be employed BY. at the
same time, more than five non-residents
in hunting, shall be fined forty dollars and
costs for each offense and be subject to
imprisonment for thirty days..
Section 4. Section seventeen of chapter
thirty-two Of the revised statutes is here
by amended as follows: BY adding there
to the following: Provided, however,
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