The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-04-04

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debarred and estorpod trons having or
claiming any right or title in and to any
easement in, on or over the premises de-
ScTbed in The petition. which decree shall
granted he recorded in the registry Of
deeds for the county or district wnere
said lands lie and shall be effeGtnal to
bar all easements in and to said premises
whether adults or minors upon whom no.
tica has been served personally or by
publication as herein provided, and all
persons unknown if the petition SO
alleges. The court may in its discretion
appoint agents or guardians ad Item. to
represent minors OF other supposed
claimants
claims an easement. however acquired,
in such premises, be may bring an action
on the case. TO try the title thereto, alleg
ing in his declaration how said easement
was acquired and issue shall be framed
accordingly
Section 4, This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March Is, 1901
Chapter So.
Ar Act relating to the perfecting of the
record of titles to Real Estate.
The administrator of I've estate OF
real estate, shall within six months after
his arpoint ment furnish the register of
the court having jurisdiction thereof IL
statement containing a list of the heirs
inherlting said real estate and their resi-
dences SO far as known, together with
the relationship of each to the deceased,
and said register shall forthwith cause
said statement to be recorded in tho
Office of the registry OF deeds in tire
county where said real estate is situated
and the expense thereof shall be charged
to said estate.
LApproved March IS, 1901
Chapter Ga.
An Act to amend Section seventeen of
Chapter eighty of the Revised Statutes
relating to the power of County Com
nlssioners to raise temporary LOANS
Section l. Section seventeen of chapter
eighty, Of the revised statutes is hereby
BY striking out the word County
after the word Cumberland and before
the word ''mey" in the first line, and in
sorting in the place thereof the words
and Kennebec counties;
BY striking out the words tthe county,
in the second line and inserting in the
place thereof the words their respective
~ striking out the words "said coun-
ty'' in the fourth line and inserting in
the place thereof the words their respec-
tive counties;
BY striking out the words "said county,
in the fifth line and inserting in the place
thereof the words their respective coun-
ties: so that said section, as amended,
shall read as follows:
Section II. The county commissioners
of Cumberland and Kennebec counties
may without obtaining the con-
r}se 'p aenpor aaSPeei iosn e 10 be
pad within one year from the time
when the same is contracted, Il sum not
exceeding fifty thousand dollars. in amy
year for use Of their respective counties,
and cause notes or obligations of their
respective counties with coupons for law
ful interest to be issued for payment
Section . This act shall take effect
when approved.
Improved March 10, 1901
Chapter IS.
An Act to promote public knowledge of
the law relating to the soemnizing OF
Marriages.
Section !. All certificates of record of
intentions of marriage, issued by tina
clerks OF cities. towns or plantations
shall have consricuously printed thereon
the following words: The laws of Maine
provide for Il fine not exceeding one thou
sand dollars or Imprisonment not exceed
ing 1--WE years to be the punishment Of
any clergyman or other person, who shall
unless commissioned or authorized by
the governor Of Maine to solan>nize mar
riaSes.
Section .. Following the printing of
tho words required in section one sad
certificate shall contain the blank form
for the return to the clerk of the city.
town or plantation, which blank shall
contain a space prepared for the entry
Of the date of the commission from the
governor of Maine to the person solemn
lzlng such marriage.
the first day of January in the year of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
[Approved March Is, 1907
Chapter 66.
An Act to amend Section thirteen of
Chapter one hundred and seventeen, of
the Revised Statutes, relating to wit
I,ff
Commissioners.
Section thirteen Of chapter one hun
dfed and seventeen of the revised stat
the second line of said section after the
word court ard before the word
shall" the words and before referees,
auditors 81 commissioners specially APP
pointed to take testimony and by strik
ing out in the fifth and sixth lines OF
said section the words referees, auditors;
Or, commissioners specially appointed to
amended. shall read as follows:
Section 10. Witnesses in the supreme
Judicial or superior courts, and in the
probate court. and before referees, audi
tors or commissioners, specially appoint
ed to take testimony. shall receive one
dollar and fifty cents, or before the
county commissioners, one dollar for each
days attendance, aud six cents for each
miles travel going cut and returning;
horne: and before a justice of the peace
trial justice, a irdge of municipal or
tendance, and for travel the same as at
the courts aforesaid
Approved March Is, 1901
Chapter 81.
An Act to amend Section one of CHAPTER
fifty-seven of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to organization of Corporations.
Section l. Section one of chapter fifty
seven of the revised statutes as amended
by chapter seventy-two of the public acts
of nineteen hundred and five is hereby