The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-04-04

day. The delivery OF such messages shall
be without cost to the party to wnonl
they are addressed and delivered within
Il radius of one mile from said ONCE.
Said office shall be located in the bust
mss portion of every such town and easy
OF access TO the public
Improved March 2S, 1901
Chapter 1871.
An Act to correct clerical errors in Chap
ter thirty-two of the Revised Statues
late the length of trout, iandIocNed
salmon, white perch and black bass
which may be ttken. 10 prohibit the safe
of trout. l9nGloeked salmon White
perch and black bass and to regulate
the transportation OF deer out Oh the
section /. No landlocked salmon less
than twelve inches in length snail be
killed or had in possession at any time
no white perch less than SIX lhcnes IN
length shall be killed or had IN posses
sion at any time; no black bass less than
ten inches In length shall be killed or had
IN possession at any time; no trou{.
or black bass, shall be transported In any
way except IN the possession of the own
err, accompanied by him. plainly labeled
with the owners name and address,, ana
open to view, except when tagged with
transportation tag. as now provided
by the general law of the state; no trout,
landlocked salmon. togue. white perch
or black bass shall be sold at any time
by any person,
Whoever violates any of the provisions
of this section shall be subject to PEN
atty of not less than ten nor more than
thirty dollars for each offense anu one
dollar additional for each FISH caught,
killed or had in possession In violation
hereof.
Section .. No person shall in any man
ner. except whom fishing through the ice
as now provided by law, fish with moro
than two lines at any time, and when
still fishing or plug fishing shall not fish
with or use in fishing at one time more
Whoever shall violate any of the pro-
visions of this section shall be subject 20
a penalty OF thirty dollars and costs for
each oTcnSe.
SECTION 3 The first clause of section
sixteen of chapter thirty-two of the re-
yised statutes, as amended by section
six of chapter one hundred thirtY-two of
the public laws of n ineteen hundred and
five. is hereby amended by adding at the
end of said clause the words, or any
part thereof at any time 80 that said
lows:
section 16 No person shall ut any
time hunt. catch. Kill or destroy or have
in possession any COW or calf moose or
any part thereof at any time Tho re-
mander Of said section shall remain un-
changed.
section l. Paragraph two Of chapter
two hundred hfty-aeven of the private
aud special laws of nineteen hundred and
three. as amended by chapter three nun
drcd and thirty Of the private aud special
laws of nineteen hundred and hve. Is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
words during which time II shall be In W.
ful to kin two deer as provided in the
general law of the state SO that said
paragraph as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
II shall be unlawful for any person to
hunt, chase, pursue, catch ur Kill any
deer Mt any time In the towns OF Eden,
Mount Desert or fremont. in Hancock
county, under the penalty provided In the
general law for Illegal hunting or killing
of deer excepting that there shall be an
open time TO hunt and shoot St,,, deer TN N
Iarbor. formerly part of said IRE
mont, for one month In the year. from
November fifteenth to December nj
fnl to kill two deer as provided in the
general law OF the state
Section .. No resident of this state
shall carry or transport in any manner
beyond the limits of this state more than
one deer in any one open season for deer.
Whoever violates any Of the provisions
Of this section shah be subject To a PEN
atty of fifty dollars and costs for each
off"nSc.
Section 6 1t shall be unlawful for any
owner Keepcr, or occupant of any camp,
house or other building used partly or
wholly in numbering operations. 10 have,
Use or keep in any manner more iran
SIX deer. in any one open season for deer
in any one year. under a penalty OF forty
dollars and costs for each deer so had in
possession or used in violation hereof.
Section Z. The fee for licenses for nom
residents to hunt game birds In all the
counties of the state during the open
season for such birds to the time OF tno
commencement Of the open season on
deer In each year shall be five dollars.
Section s. 1t shall be lawful for a resi-
dent of the state who mas purchased
license therefor OF the commissioners of
inland fisheries and game and paid Eve
dollars for the same, to take with him
out of the state six partridSes which he
himself has lawfully killed by detaching
from said license the proper coupon and
attaching the same to the partridges, and
he may likewise, under the same con-
dltions, by paving five dollars additional,
take with him ten woodcock which he
himself has lawfully killed, and he may
likewise. under the Same conditions. py
paying five dollars additional. take with
him ten ducks which he himself has law
fully killed.
All such transportation shall be unoei
such rules aud regulations as shall be
adopted hN the commissioners Of inland
fisheries and game.
The money received from said licenses
shall l." paid by the commissioners of
inland nsheries and game to the state
treasurer. to be expended for the pro-
teet,ou al game and birds.
Section 2. All acts and parts Of acts
Inconsistent with this act are hereby re-
poalcd
Approved March 2S. 1901
Chapter 1872.
An Act to provide Schools with flags.
section /. 1t shall lie the duty or super
intcndcnts of schools to report TO the
municipal officers of cities, towns and
plantations all schools within their jurs-
diction without ilags. and 1t shall ic the
duty of said municipal officers to furnish
nags To all surh schools to b" paid for
by said municipalities. These flags are
To lac uard in all schools for tn" educa-
tian of the youth OF our state. to teach
them tn" cost. the object and principles
ri nur government TIE great SicriIices of
orr forciathels. To" important part taken
l. the mon army in eighteen hundred
SKY -ou" II eighteen hundred slxty-five.
9nd !" tcath them 10 love. honor aud re-