Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-01


or selectmen consist of not more than
three members each may provide by Its
bylaws for the election of a board of
assessors and selectmen to serve for the
term of three years, one member of such
board being elected annually in the man
ner now prescribed for the election of
members of the experimenting school
committee in towns.'-(Approved Feb
ruary ID
Chapter II.
An Act to amend Section twenty-three of
Chapter one hundred and fourteen of
the Revised Statutes as amended by
Chapter two hundred and forty-nine of
the Public Laws of one thousand nine
hundred and nine relating to the relief
of Poor Debtors.
Section twenty-three of chapter one
hundred and fourteen of the revised
statutes as amended by chapter two hun
bred and forty-nine of the public laws of
one thousand nine hundred and nine is
hereby amended by. adding after the
the words, and any town in which rfgu-
lar sessions of the supreme JUDICIAL
court are held, shall be considered Il
shire town for the purpose of this act,
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section 90. Such magistrate shall
thereupon issue under his hand and seal
subpoena to the debtor, commanding
him to appear before any such disinter
ested magistrate within said county in
the town in which the debtor, the petit
tlOneT OF his attorney resides, ana
case there is no such magistrate in the
town where the debtor, petitioner or his
attorney reside then in the shire town of
said county, and any town in which regu-
court are held, shall be considered shire
town for the purpose of this act, at a
time and place therein named to make
full and true disclosure on oath, of all
his business and property affairs. The
application shall be annexed to the sub
poena. No application or subpoena shah
be deemed incorrect for want of form
only, or for circumstantial errors or mis-
takes. when the person and the case can
be rightly understood. Such errors and
mistakes may be amended on application
of either party .'-tAySfoved February 2S)
Chan3r 18.
An Act additional to Chapter seventeen
nine hundred and five as amended by
Chapter eighty-na e of the Public Laws
of one thousand nine hundred and
seven, regulating the practices of Vet
Urinary Surgery, Medicine and Den
tistry.
Section / Section four of chapter sew
enteen of the public laws of one thou
sand nine hundred and five. as amended
by section two of chapter eighty-nine OF
the public laws of one thousand nine
hundred and seven is hereby amended by
striking out the first eight lines of said
section and inserting the following in
place thereof: Any person who was en-
gagged in the practice of veterinary sur
gerry, medicine or dentistry, or any
branch thereof in this state on the
thousand nine hundred and five. may, on
or before the fifteenth day of Septem--
Der, one thousand nine hundred and
eleven. register his name aud address
with the state board of veterinary exam
iners and give proof to said board that
he was so in practice OH said twenty
second day of February, one tho9Eand
nine hundred and five, and be entitled 10
all the rights and privileges granted. by
said act as lie would or might haves been
il he had appeared before said boaj6 at
the time stated i'll section four of = the
aforesaid act that said section shall
read as follows:
Section 4. Any person who was en-
gagged III the practice of veterinary sur
gerry, medicine or dentistry or any branch
thereof in this state, on the twenty
second day of February. one thousand
nine hundred and five, may, on or before
the fifteenth day of September. ono thou
sand nine hundred and eleven, register
his name and address with the state
board of veterinary examiners and give
proof to said board that he was so in
practice on said tWenty-second day of
February, one thousand nine hundred and
five and be entitled to all the rights and
privileges granted by said act as he
would or might have been If he had APP
peared before said board at the time
stated in section four of the aforesaid
act. Any person shall be regarded as
practicing veterinary surgery, medicine
OF OtUtlStTS, OF any DIdllCl tHtItpl, NilI-
in the meaning of this act, who has pub
licly professed to he a veterinary sur
geon, or has prescribed for sick or III
jured animals and accepted fees for such
services or has attached tn his name the
title " :. or veterinary surgeon, or any
veterinary title ordinarily used. Nothing
in this act shall be construed as prohibit
ing any person residing in the state of
Maine not registered from practicing
veterinary surgery. medicine or dentistry
or any branch thereof. and collecting
reasonable compensation for such ser
vice provided such person does not at
tach to his name V s or veterinary sur
geon, or any veterinary title ordinarily
used or advertised by card. sign or
otherwise. '-(Approve February 20
Chapter 10.
An Act to amend section one Of chapter
one hundred seventy-three of the Pub
lie Laws of nineteen hundred and five
relative to clerk hire in the office of
the Register of Deeds in kennebec
County
Paragraph seven. section one. chapter
one hundred seventy-three of the Pub
lie Laws of nineteen hundred and five
relative to the salary of register of deeds
of Kennebec county, is hereby amended
by striking out the words "one thou
sand" and inserting instead the words
fifteen hundred so that the same as
amended shall read as follows
'Kennebec county; a Fifteen IN, HUNDRED IN req
ditional for clerk hire. '-(Approved Feb
ruary 2S)
Chapter 20.
An Act to repeal Section two of Chapter
one hundred and forty-eight of the Pub
lie Laws of one thousand nine hundred
and five relating to the Construction of
Booths at Polling Places.
Section two of chapter one hundred
and forty-eight of the public laws OF
one thousand nine hundred and five Is
hereby repealed. -tApproved March ID
Chapter 81.
An Act to amend Section twelve of Chap
ter one hundred and twelve of the Pub.
lie Laws of one thousand nine hundred
and seven as amended by Chapter
sixty-nine of the Public Laws of one
thousand nine hundred and nine relat'
ing to the Appropriation for State
Highways.
Whereas. the appropriation for the per-
manent Improvement of main highways
or state roads should be available at ar
early date. and the statute providing fol
the raising of funds for this purpose
should be amended; therefore, in thu
judgment of the Legislature, the measure
herein proposed is Immediately neces
sary for the preservation of the public
peace health or safety.
Be it enacted by the People of the Stat
of Maine, as follows:
Section l. Section twelve of chapte
one hundred and twelve of the public