Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-14


vided that complete cheinieal analysis
of said fungicide or insecticide is given
IN, ana as part of, the certificate re-
quired under this section. Whenever
any person shall have filed said certiff-
cate and paid said registration fee. no
other person shall be required TO file
such statement or pay such fee
Section q. Lime, mari or wood ashes
intended for fertilizinG purposes, and
without regard to the price at which 1t
is sold or offered for sale, shall be
clasSed as a commercial fertilizer with
IN the meaning Of this act. All of the
requirements and penalties relative to
commercial fertilizers named in this act
shall apply to any and every lot of lime
mari or wood ashes intended for fertiliz-
ing purposes IN addition to the re-
quirements of section six the label and
mum and maximum percentage of total
lime calcium oxide, the minimum and
maximum percentage of total magHesia
magnesium OXIDE. the minimum and
maximum percentage of lime combined
as carbonate calcium carbonate), and
magnesium combined as carbonate
magnesium carbonate1, and minimum
percentage of lime sulphur calcium sui
phate) in. gypsum OF land ,plastsr~ J. Fire
person filing the certificate Snail annual
~ pay to the commissioner of agricul-
ture a registration fee of ten dollars for
each brand of lime intended for fer
tiiZing purposes
Section 80 For the purpose of this
act an article of sfood in package form
if sold at a greater price than five cents.
shall also be deemed to be msbranded
if the quantity of the contents be rot
plainly and conspicuously marked on
the outside of the package in terms OF
weight, measure. or numerical count;
provided, however. that reasonable va
riations shall be permitted. and toll
erances shall be established by rules and
regulations made in accordance with
section thirteen of this Act. And fur
Their provided that the penalties of this
act shall not be enforced on account of
sale Of food not branded in terms OF
weight, measure. and numerical count,
purchased prior To September Third ninr-
teen hundred fourteen.
January ore. nineteen hundred fourteen.
approved April .. I9i@l
Chapter 165.
An Act to amend Section -four of Chap
ter sixty-one of the Revised Statutes.
az amended relating to marriage and
the registration Of vital statistics.
Section four of chapter sixty=one o.
the Revised statutes as amended by
chapter seventy-five- of the public laws
of nineteen hundred nine. Is hereby
amended by striking out in the eleventh.
twelfth and thirteenth lines thereof the
words "aud If there is no such clerk in
the place Of their residence. the like en-
Try shall be made with the clerk OF IN
adjoining town and inserting after the
words lis granted in the eighth line
thereof the Following: and if there is no
such clerk In the place of their resi-
aeuee. the like entry shall he made WITT
the clerk oil al ADJOINING town. ana II
both. parties reside out of the state they
shall cause notice Of their intentions Ia
be recorded in the office of the clerk OF
the town in which such parties propoS"
To have the marriage solcmniZed. ut
lpast five DAYS before such certificate is
granted; and said section four is fur
ther amended by striking out all there
of after the words .adjoiuinE town il
as amended shall read as follows:
Section l.. Residents of the state in
tending TO be joined in marriage shall
cause notice of their intentions to be
recorded in the Office of the clerk of the
town in which each resides. at least five
days before a certificate of such inten-
tons is granted and if one only of the
parties resides in the state. they shall
cause notice of their intentions to be
recorded in the office OF the clerk of the
town i'm which such party resides at
least five DAYS before such certificate is
granted. and IL there is no such clerk in
the place of their residence. the like
an adjoining town. and if both parties
reside out Of the state they shall cause
notice of their intentions TO be record
ed in the office Of the clerk of the town
IN which such parties propose to have
the marriage gqlemnizea, at least five
days before such certificate is granted
and the book in which such record
made. shall be labeled on tho outside of
its cover, Record OF Intentions. of mar
rage. and beskept open to public in
spection In the office of the clerk. tap
Chapter 100.
An Act relating Ia the disbursement Of
appropriations t. institutions reeeiYing
State aid.
No institution. which accepts in any
OF its departments for a stated conSid
Grafton persons for medical or surgical
treat meEt and whose financial fairs
are not wholly under the control Of this
State, shall receive froE.; the State treas
ury any appropriation made by the leg
islatufe. or any part thereof, until the
State auditor shall be satisfied that its
per capita per diem charge for service
In such Departments is not less than III =
average cast Of such service for the
preceding year: bit nothing in this act
shall BE- construed 70 prevent the ac-
ceptance by any institution ef a less
sum than the face of the bill ia pay
rent of the same from those Judged 10y
the managers In be unable to pay The
full amount nor the performance Of
gratyitous service fer those deemed
worthy.-tApproved April .. 1871
Chapter 167.
Al Act TO create the Office of assistant
attorney general.
The attorney general shall appoint i
deputy who shah be designated as the
assistant attorney general. ard who
shall serve during the pleasure Of the
attorney general az until successor IS
duly appointed and qualified. His office
shall be at the capitol and ne may per
form all the duties required of the at
torney general by chapter forty-seven
of the Revised Statutes and such other
duties rs the attorney general may re-
quire OF him. He shall receive an an
nual salary Of eighteen hundred dollars
and actual cash expenses while in the
discharge of his duties away from the
capitol and he shall receive no furt her
fees, perquiSites emoluments.-tAp-
proved April 3 1879
Chapter 1863.
An Act to establish a board of State
park commissioners ard TO define its
powers and duties.
Section /. The governor by and with
the advice and consent of the council,
shah appoint three persons to be known
as the State park commissioners. who
shall hold office for two years from the
first day of July. nineteen hundred and
thirteen Said commissioners shall con-
sid6f the ACCESSIBILITY of laying ont
ample omen spaces, reservations, road
ways, and bouievards for the Use of the
public in the cities and towns az Maine,
and shall have authority to make maps
aDd plans OF such open spaces, rcSer-
vations. roadways and boulevardS. ana
to collect such Information in relation
thereto as they may deem expedient.
They shall report to the legislature of
one thousand nine hundred and fifteen
on or before the second Wednesday OF
January. Il comprehensive preliminary
plan for acquiring, laying out and main
tanning such open spaces, reservations,
roadways and boulevards.
Section ?. Said commissioners may
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