The Republican journal., 1911-04-06

chapter, shall be allowed to each meIns
per OF the board actually engaged there
read a. follows; SAN"
+o section H. tn improvisation, inciden-
tai and travelling EXPENSES of the board
snail be paid from the treasury Of the
the board shall be one hundred doiIars
per annum 70 aach member of the board.
eXcert the sec etary who shall receive
ahrGe hundred dollars per annum, and in
dodltl'1 Hach member shall receive five
cents NE each way for necessary
tfaVelhl expenses ir attending the meet
lngs of the board, but in no case shall
any any more h be- paid for travelng .;oenses
secretary shall 20 allowed extra COM
pensation for books, stationery, postage
; ana other ne Try expenses actually
incurred, and e. "a compensation, for
each day actually tpant in the invrstiga-
ton or pros ton, of complaints and
cases undei 7iion fourteen of this chap
Ter Ter, snail be FL. we'd to each member Of
euch compensation and the incidentals
and travelling expenses shall be approved
oy the board and audited by the govern
OF tn ana council and paid from the state
paid shall not exceed the amount received
by the treasurer of state from the board
IN IN tees as herein specified, and SO much
hereby appropriated for the compensation
and expenses Of the board as aforesaid
-(Approved March 49,
Chapter 80.
An Act to regulate the investment OF de-
posts In Banks and Trust Companies.
Section l. On and after January first,
nineteen hundred and twelve every trust
company soliciting or receiving savings
deposits which may be withdrawn only
on presentation of the pass-book or other
similar form of receipt which permits sue
cessive deposits or Withdrawals to be en-
la aP
the trust company may be withdrawn
only at the expiration Of a stated period
after notice of intention to withdraw
has been given: or in any other way
which might lead The public to believe
that such deposits are received or in
vested IN the same manner as deposits
IN savings banks; or which adv rtis. $ q
holds itself out as maintaining a sa inr>
department, or uses tho ter't4 "sa in rs
in connection with any pat of its bus
ness, shall segregate and set apart am
al all times keep on hand so segregated
ana set apart assets at least equal to
the aggregate amount of such deposits.
and the bank commissioner shall require
al such assets as appear to him to be
carried in excess of their true valu to
be charged down to such value-(Ap.
proved March 49,
Chapter 80.
An Act relating to the assessment of
taxes in organized plantations, included
IN the Maine Forestry District.
ne treasurer OF state snail annually
send his warrant. together with a copy
OF the assessment of taxes upon the or
canned plantations in the Maine forestry
district, directed to the municipal officers
spectively to assess, in dollars and cents,
the sum so charged according to the
provisions Of the law for the assessment
OF such taxes, and to add to the amount
and plantation taxes, to be by them as
sessed in each plantation respectively
tApproved March 80
Chapter "a.
An Act to regulate the opening of Streets
in Cities
Section l. Whenever + @ paving Or re-
pairing of any street o. public highway
shall have been ordered by the city coun-
Gill; it shall be the duty of the commits
sioner Of public works or such officer as
the city government may appoint, to
guy serve upon su wners OF property
all corporations, persons, firms. bridge
or water districts occupying such street
or highway, notice directing such own
ers, corporations persons, firms bridge
or water districts t. make such sewer,
water, and condu connections or other
work, as may be { gnated within sixty
days from date Of such notice. AT the
expiration of the time fixed, and after
stcN street has be.h paved or repaired.
no l, q, shall Ne granted to open such
street lor L OF tive years except
Section 2. Provide that owners, cor
porations, persons. firms, bridge or water
district shall have complied with notice
as set iorth sectio one. then the com
GERS as the city government may appoint.
shall have power and authority in the
cas- u emergency TO ga. and renew
permit = digging OF akin. excava-
tons IN ne drjVeWays OF any Of the pub
lie highways Of the city for the LAYING Of
gas, water steam or n nonia pipes or
conduits, or for any her awful pur-
pose. Every, : init nal .pecify tho
time prescribs ! " resolution or ordi-
nance, or wh.n time is prescribed the
commissioner If lublic works or such
officer as the :itN government my ap-
point, Shall tE a time during which
said cXca, may remain open the
place whel II excavation may be
made and the number of square yards OF
surface which may be disturbed.
Section 8. Any person or persons, firms,
corporations. bridge or water districts,
who Shall dig or make an excavation In
the driveway OF any public highway
aforesaid or who having obtained such
permit shall disturb a greater area Of
surface than specified in such permit,
shall, on conviction, pay a fine or pen
every offense.
Section 4. That the commissioner of
public works or such officer as the city
government may appoint, shall keep a
record of all permits granted by him.
and Shall before granting the same.
work done by. the city employees ex-
cepted) have the applicant pay to the
city treasurer the following fees, to wit
For every permit for making an excava-
ton within the driveways OF any psblic
highway paved with broken stone gran
lite block. wood block, brick. hassam,
bitulithic or other permanent pavement,
shall be as follows: For bitulithic, brick
or wood block pavement, four dollars
per square yard; and for all other pave
ments two dollars and fifty cents per
square yard. All such fees paid to the
city treasurer shall be regularly ac-
counted for by him In his report to tn.
city council. Said money shall be put in
special fund for the repaving OF said
cuts. and when such cuts are repaired
by the street department tn cost there
OF shall be charged to said fund
Section S 1t shall not be lawful for
any person or persons. firms, corpora
tons. bridge or water districts, having
the right Of opening or making eXcava-
tons within the driveways of public
highways In the city. to leave open at
any time any trench or excavation of a
greater length than two hundred feet,
except by permission OF the officer grant
ing such permit: and it shall be the duty
or such person or persons, firms, corpora
tons. bridge or water districts, fully
and completely to fill up such trench to
the surface of the bed upon which the
pavement is to be relaid, before making
any further trench or excavation; said
filling up to be puddled or rammed as
the nature of the soil may require, and
to be done and completed within the
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