Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-29


er in any such corporation. for tn@ pur-
pose of procuring payment of q benefit
named in the certificate OF such holder,
shall be guilty OF perjury.
Improved March g. 1907.
Chapter 81.
An Act II amend Chapter ono hundred
and forty-three Of the f;,vi.' ii Statutes.
relating TO the Maine Industrial School
for Girls.
Section !. Section thirty-one Of chapter
one hundred forty-threr of the revised
statutes IS hereby amended by striking
out al Of said section after the word
proved in tn" fifth line. and inserting
In place thereof the words the eXpense;
of clothing and subsistence Of all girls
committed to said school shall be paid
by the state at the same rate as hereto
fore charged to the city or town of her
re5ldenc" until otherwise provided for by
additional appropriation for the support
of said school, 50 that said section rs
amended. shall read as follows:
Section 81. The court or Justice ny
whom m glrl is committed shall certify
birthplace. the charge on which she is
committed. and the city, or town whcra
she resided at the time az her arrest. so
far as he can ascertain sieh particulars:
and this certificate shall be evidence OF
her true age until otherwise proved. The
expenses of clothing and Subsistence of
all girls committed to said ifchool shall
be paid by the state at the slmc rate a.
heretofore charged to the city or town Of
her residence until otherwise provided
for by. additional appropriation for the
support of said schooi.'
Section ,. Section thirty-tWO Of chan
ter one hundred forty three Of the re-
viscd statutes is hereby repealed.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
when approved.
fApprovcd March C. 1871
Chapter 90.
An Act to further define State Printing
Section |. The terms state printing
and miscellaneous printing as used In
chapter one hundred nfty-five of the
public laws of nineteen hundred and five
shall he deemed to mean all the printing
and printed supplies for which the state
shall he holden TO pay.
Section >. Tho governor and council
may, at their discretion. contract from
time to time, on the basis Of competitive
bids. for the making or delivery OF the
paper stock. cngravings, electrotypes.
dies. Autograph or other plates required
In the execution of the state printing. No
such contract shall be for a longer time
Improved March c, 1885,,
Chapter SO.
An Act to change the time of holding the
January session of the Court of County
Commissioners for Hancock County
The January session of the court If
county commissioners for Hancock coun-
ty shall hereafter h begun ana held on
of the third Tuesday of january.
Improved March 6. l0..
Chapter "a.
An Act II abolish the January term of
the Supreme Judicial Court for tho
County of Hancock.
So much Of section fifty-onc of chaDtcr
seventy-nine of the revised statutes as
requires or authorizes the holding a term
of the supreme judicial court at Els
worth in TN" county Of Ilinc Dck on the
third Tuesday of january in each year is
Approved March 6. 1901
Chapter IS.
An Act to amend Section forty-four OF
chapter forty-one of the Revised
Statutes relating to the taking OF
Smells.
Section !. Section fOrty-four of chapter
forty-onc of the revised statutes. az
amended by chapters twenty. thirty. and
hundred and live. is hereby further
by striking out the words first
and the fifteenth days OF April" in the.
rty-fourth and thirty-tifth lines. there
Of and inserting in tht place thereon the
words first day Of April and thu first
day OF May, so that sad section as
amended, shall read as follows:
Section a. No Smelts shall be taken
or fshed for in tidal waters, except by
hook and line. between the first days OF
April and October. under penalty of not
less tlltu zen, nor more IMAM tnlrtN uOi-
lars for each offensc. and Il further pen
atty of twenty cents for each Smc,t So
taken. and all weirS for the. capture OF
smcltS shall he open and 50 remain, and
all nets used in the Smelt and tomcCd
fishery shall he taken from the water
on or before said first day of April. unda..
a p"nalty of not less than twenty, nor
more than fifty dollars. and Il further
Gne of iivc dollars for each day that any
such weir or net remains in violation OF
law. But weirs with catch pounds COW
cred with nets. the mesheS of which arr.
one inch square in the clear. or greater
are net subject to this section. But no
smelts caught in such weirs after this
irst day of April, shall be sold or offered
for sale i'll this state, nor shall smeltS
caught in any manner between the first
lay of April and the first day of October
be offered for sale. sold or
shipped from the state under penalty
If twenty-five dollars for each offense;
provided. however. that dip nets may be
used between the first day of April and
he first day of May. and all smelts
taught by dip nets between said days
nay be lawfully offered for sale and sold
n this state; provided, further, that this
'ection does not apply to smells taken
n the Androscoggin river above the
bay bridge, or in Maria
;uagus bay or river between the first
lays of October and November. nor to