The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-04-06

Gent sureties, give notice Of his appoint
ment in the same manner as guardian Of
insane persons are required by law to
do, and be subject to all provisions of
law now in force as to guardians and
estates Of their wards. = <Approved
March 49,
Chapter 43.
An Act to amend Chapter one hundred
and ffty-three of the Public Laws of
nineteen hundred and seven as amended
by Chapter seventy-two of the Public
Laws of nineteen hundred and nine rel
alive to transportation of Public
Section two of chapter one hundred and
fifty-three of the public laws of nineteen
hundred and seven as amended by chap
ter seventy-two of the public laws of
nineteen hundred and nine is hereby fur
Their amended by inserting after the
word families in the fourth line of said
section two the following words: Or to
police officers, or to members of fire de-
partments in course of duty also by
inserting after the word ''9fticiaI' in the
eighth line of said section the following
members of fire departments so that
said section two, as amended, shall read
as follows:
to the issuance and interchange of passes
for officers, agents. employees, surgeons
physicians and attorneys of railroads and
other carriers, and their famili IS. or to
police officers. or to members of fire de-
partments in course of duty, out such
officer, agent or person. if holding or re-
ceiving free or reduced rate trasnsporta-
ton, shall not receive from the state or
municipality any mileage or pay for per-
Sonal transportation as such state or
county or municipal official over the steam
or other railways from which he has free
or reduced rate transportation; and it
!. shall be the duty of all railway corpora
lions, within five days of issuance, to file
with the secretary of state the name of
. every federal, state or county or munlc-
ipal official excepting police officers and
members of fire departments, to whom
; free reduced rate transportation is IS
sued by said corporation, the kind OF
transportation, the time for which it is
good and the reason for so dong.
. 1t shall be the duty of the secretary of
; state to keep in Il suitable book record
, of all such free or reduced rate iranspor-
. taton so issued to any federal. state, or
county municipal official, which record
shall be. open at any time during office
!, hours for public examinations tip
, proved March I'D
Chapter A.
|, An Act to repeal Chapter ten of the Pub
lie Laws of nineteen hundred and
, seven. relating to Census of Feeble
Minded.
Chapter ten of the public laws of nine
teen hundred and seven are hereby re-
pealed.-(Approved March I'D
Chapter As.
An Act to amend Section one of Chapter
one hundred and fifty-one of the Pub
lie Laws of nineteen hundred and five,
relating to the clerk hire of Register of
Probate of York County.
Section one of chapter one hundred
. and fifty-one of the public laws of nine
teen hundred and five is hereby amended
by striking out the word three in the
twenty-fifth line thereof (of the severn
tenth paragraph of said section) and in
serting in its place the word six so that
said paragraph as amended shall read as
follows:
York, thirteen hundred dollars with
six hundred dollars additional for clerk
hire.'-(Approved March I'D
Chapter As.
An Act to amend Section eighty-nine of
Chapter ninety-four of the Public Laws
of nineteen hundred and nine relating
to the compensation of Sellectmen
Eighty-nine of chapter ninetyfour of
the public laws of nineteen hundred and
nine is hereby amended by appending the
following words: and towns having less
than three thousand inhabitants, may by
major vote at its annual town meeting
3 fix the compensation of the chairman of
: its board allowing such sum for his serv-
ices as are commensurate with the du-
ties of the office so that as amended,
said section shall read as follows:
Section 80. If any town does not
: choose assessors, or if so many of them
refuse to accept that there are not such
a number as the town voted to have,
the selectmen shall be the assessors and
each of them shall be sworn as an assess
or ana eaCn SeleCClnen ana assessor SHal
, be paid for his services, two dollars for
every day necessarily and actually en-
ployed in the services of the town.
5 Towns having three thousand or more in
habtants may vote to pay their select
men a compensation not exceeding five
: dollars day for time actually spent in
| the service of the town, and towns hav-
: ing less than three thousand inhabitants
may, by major vote at its annual town
: meeting fix the compensation of it's board
of selectmen, allowing such sum as may
. be commensurate with the duties of the
office.-(Approved March 10
Chapter AZ.
} An Act in addition to Chapter ninety
. three of the Revised Statutes relating
to liens on Lands.
Whoever performs labor or furnishes
: labor materials in the laying out, or
J construction of any road, path or walk,
or in improving or identifying any land
in manner commonly known as land
scape gardening, by virtue of a contract
: or by consent of the owner, has a lien
thereon to secure payment thereof with
costs. Such lien may be preserved and
Z enforced in the same manner and under
2 the same restrictions as liens on build
: ings and lots are preserved and enforced
under sections tWenty-nlne to forty-three
inclusive of chapter ninety-three of the
: revised statutes. The lien provided for
herein is made subject to all the provi-
SionS of said sections and acts amenda-
tory thereof. wherever applicable.-(Ap-
proved March 20.)
Chapter 49,
t An Act to further amend Chapter four of
l the Revised Statutes as amended by
Chapter seventy Eight of the Public
J Laws of nineteen hundred and five, re-
l lating to Town and City Bylaws and
ordinances.
Chapter four of the revised statutes as
amended by chapter seventy-eight of the
public laws of nineteen hundred and five
is hereby further amended by striking
ma "a Org n Nniu
and inserting therefor the word one so
that said paragraph as amended shall
l read as follows:
, ~. Cities and all towns of more than
one thousand Inhabitants may establish
t and adopt bylaws and ordinances regu-
lating the purchase and sale of articles
usually bought of old junk dealers and
: dealers in secondhand articles, and the
} pawning of articles with pawn-brolzers,
and may therein prescribe conditions to
! be observed by buyers and sellers, pawn
ers and pawn-brokers, to prevent or de-
2 tect the sale or purchase of stolen goods
and suitable penalties may be prescribed
5 in such bylaws and ordinances.'-(Ap-
proved March 20)
Chapter 49,.
An Act to amend Chapter seventy-nine
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
) Chapter twenty -eight and one hundred
, seventy-five of the Public Laws of
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