The Republican journal., 1907-04-04

he shall cause said notices to be pub
lished in some newspaper, If any, pub
tates Hes three weeks, successfully; such
before ssid first a Monday IN Febraary: #
99 sad Is psa BE- IN IN
like manner. in the state paper; he shall.
in the advertisement SO published, state
the name Of the town, and if within hin
whole or a part of the territory. both
the present and former name shall be
stated; and that. if the taxes, interest
such first Monday in February, SO much
of the estate as is sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor with interest and
tieg at public auction. on said first stu Mon
day In February, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon, at the office of the collector
Of taxes. in cities, and at the place where
was held, in towns. The date of the
commitment shall be stated in the adj
vertisement In all cases, said collect
copy of each such notice, with his GER
tificate theron that he has given notice
Of the intended sale as required by law.
corded by said clerk and the record SO
made shall be open to the Inspection or
al persons interested. The clerk shall
tested copy Of such record. on receiving
payment or tender of payment of a rea-
sonable sum therefor: but notices of sales
Of real estate within any village corpo-
ration for unpaid taxes of said corpora
ton may be given by notices thereof,
posted in the same manner. and at the
same places as warrants for corpora
aforesaid. No irreguiarity, informalfty
or omission in giving the notices required
by this section, or in lodging copy of any
herein required, shall render such sale
invalid but such sale shall be deemed
to be legal and valid if made at the
time and place herein provided. and in
to the matter Of notice. For any irregu-
larity, informality or omission in giving
notice ga, as required by this section, and
town clerk, the collector shall be liable
Section z Chapter one hundred and
teen hundred and five is hereby repealed.
Section g. This act shall take effect
when approved.
[Approved March 2s, 1901
Chapter ia.
An Act to amend Section .forty-four of
Chapter nine Of the Revised Statutes,
relating to the Assessment of Taxes on
lands in places no. Incorporated.
Section forty-four of chapter nine of
the revised statutes relating to the as
ssessment of taxes on lands in places not
incorporated is hereby amended. and said
section as amended, shall read as follows:
CeEllOll a. lAlnQS mus 1OIIelIeu SnaII
annually in sentemher, be bid in. by tho
land agent of the state in behalf of the
Inhabitants of the state. and snail ba
held as the property of said inhabitants
acknowledgement of the land agent for thu.
lands SO bid in, shall be a voucher for the
amount of the said tax for the treasurer
in the settlement of his accounts
tApproved March %, 1901
Chapter 175.
An Act fn t,1,o nf ha
Public Laws of the year nineteen hun
dred seven entitled, "An Act to amend
the third paragraph of Section fifty
one of Chapter seventy-nine of the Re-
yised Statutes, relating to Supreme Ju-
dicia1 Courts"
Section l. Section two of the public
seven entitled, IAN Act to amend the
third paragraph of section fifty-one of
chapter seventy-nine of the revised stat
utes relating to supreme judicial courts"
ing words at the end of said section:
And it shall be the duty of the presiding
justice at the April term of the supreme
judicial court of Aroostook county to fix
a day for the opening of the adjourned
term to be held at Caribou, which day
shall be at least seven days after the
announcement Of the day fixed by said
open upon the day so fixed. And it shall
be the duty of the clerk of courts for
Aroostook county Immediately to advise
Section g This act shall take effect
when approved
Improved March %, 1901
Chapter 176.
An Act entitled an act to abolish the
Office of public binder and to authorize
contracts for state binding, on the basis
Of compeetiti,y,ee bids:
Section l. The governor and council
are hereby authorized to contract, in be-
half of the state. on the basis of COM
petitive bids, for all the folding, stitch
ing. ruling and binding for every depart
the state is held 70 pay, except the, re-
vised statutes and reports of the deci-
sions of the supreme judicial court. They
may, in their discretion: call for bids. and
of the state binding, but may reject any
and all bids which they do not deem it
in the interest of the state to accept, and
may take such security, as. they deem
necessary, if any, for the faithful per-
Torrance of any contract hereunder. No
such contract shall be for a longer time
Section 9. All bills for state binding
ditor of tue state printing: -
three and thirty four of chapter three Of
the revised statutes, are hereby repealed.
Section 4. This act shall take effect
thousand nine hundred and nine.
[Approved March %, 1901
Chapter III.
An Act to amend Section one of Chapter
one hundred and seventy-three of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred and
FIVE relating to the compensation of
Registers of Deeds.
Section /. Section one of chapter one
hundred of the public laws of nineteen
hundred and five is hereby amended by
striking out in the eighteenth line of said
section the words mime hundred dollars,
with two hundred and fifty dollars addi-
tional for clerk hire and inserting in
place thereof, the words twelve hundred
and fifty dollars per year, which shall ba
section as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
Section l. The registers of deeds in the
several couIIties shall receive annual sala-
ries from the treasurers of the counties
in quarterly payments on the first days
OF January, April, July and October as
follows:
Androscoggin, twelve hundred dollars,
with four hundred dollars additional for
Aroostook, northern registry, one thou-
sand dollars; southern registry, fifteen
hundred dollars, with eleven hundred
dollars additional for clerk hire.
Cumberland. two thousand five hundred
dollars. with eighteen hundred dollars
additional for clerk hire.
Franklin one thousand dollars, with two
hundred dollars additional for clerk
hire.
Hancock. thirteen hundred dollars with
nine hundred dollars additional for clerk
Houpohoo fffaop l,,,, drod dol1ars with