The Republican journal., 1913-04-10

gagor, and the company, as MS trustee,
in which Judgment may be rendered for
what is found due from said company
upon the policy, Notwithstanding the
time of payment of the whole sum Sc
cured by the mortgage has not arrived,
and which said suit shall be commenced
and service made on such trustee within
said sixty days.'-(Approved March II,
1872
Chapter 48.
An Act comforting equity jurisdiction
upon the Supreme Judicial Court to
hear and determine property matters
between wife and husband or husband
and wife.
Section /. The supreme judicial court
shall have power, authority and juris-
diction in equity, to hear and determine
property matters between wife and nus
band. or husband and wife as provided
in section two of this act and to make
all necessary orders and DEGREES relating
to such matters, and to issue all neces-
sary process to enforce such orders and
DEGREES and to cause all such orders and
DEGREES to be enforced.
Section 2. A wife may bring a bill in
equity against her husband for the recoV-
cry, conveyance, transfer payment or
delivery to her of any property, real or
personal both, exceeding one hundred
dollars in value. standing in his name,
or to which he has the legal title, or
which is in his possession, or under
his control, which in equity and good
conscience belongs to her and which he
neglects refuses to convey, transfer
pay over or deliver to her and, upon
proper proof, may maintain such bill
And a husband shall have the same
equity against his wife for the. purposes
aforesaid, subject to the limitations tat rs
aforesaid. Marriage shall be no bar to
the maintenance of a bill in equity by a
wife against her husband, or by a hus-
band against his wife. brought for me
purposes aforesaid, No costs shall be
such proceedings. But if it satisfa &c toriy
appears TO the court on hearing that the
party bringing the bill has conveyed or
transferred any of her or of his prop
erty, real personal, to the other party
to the bill for the purpose of cheating,
defrauding, hindering or delaying her or
his creditors the bill shall be dis
missed An appeal from any final de-
cree may be taken as in other equity
causes. There shall be no survival of
the right to institute proceedings under
this act, and if wife or husband dies
after the commencement of proceedings
under this act and before the final de-
termination and disposition of the same,
such proceedings shall abate-CApproved
March Il, 1913.
Chapter 80.
An Act to amend Section twenty-eight
of Chapter sixty-five of the Revised
, Statutes, relating to appeals from or
derS, sentences. DEGREES or denlals Oh
judges of probate.
Section twenty-cight of chapter sixty
; five of the Revised Statutes, is hereby
administrators in the fifth line, the
words. and from any order or decree
| requiring any administrator. executor,
guardian or trustee to give an additional
or new official bond so that said sec
ton as amc'f;c'l sh2n rad as follows:
| Section IS '.ii' :riEeme Judlclal
court is the sup. cane 6orrt OF probate
| and has appellate jurisdiction in all mat
tiers determinable by the several Judges
, of probate, and any person aggrieved by
any order, sentence, decree, or denial OF
such Judges. except the appointment OF
a administrators
.. order or decree requiring any admins
,, TRAITOR executor, guardian or trustee 10
give an additional or new official bohd,
may appeal therefrom to the supreme
court to be held within the county, II he
claims his appeal within twenty days
from the date of the proceeding appealea
from; or if, at that time, he was be-
: yond sea, or out of the United States,
: and had no sufficient attorney within the
state, within twentE DAYS after ter ms ttn re-
turn or the appointment OF Sucn atlof-
ney.'-(Approved March II, 19l3)
Chapter SO.
An Act to amend Section fifty of Chap
ter ninety-three of the Reviseu stat
utes, as amended by Chapter twenty
: hundred and seven. relating to liens on
, hcmloclS bark, cordwood and pulpwood
for labor performed thereon.
Section fifty of chapter ninetythree of
the Revised Statutes. amended by
chapter tWenty-one of the puplic laws of
, nineteen hundred and SEVEN is hereby
; word ''or" in the second line of said
section as amended, and before the
word ''pulpWood' the -. words cutting;
peeiing, yardinS or hauling so that said
section as amended, shall read fol-
lows:
. Section So Whoever labo,s at cutting,
peeling or hauling henlock bark or cut
ting. yarding or hauling cordwood or
cutting, peeling, yarding or hauling
pulpwood or any wood used n the
manufacture of pulpwood or at cook
rriy1tr fnr trnl,
, labor, has a lien thereon for tile
amount due for his personal service and
the service performed by his team,
claims and continues for thirty days af-
ter the contract is completed and may
, be enforced by attachment. "a pproved
March -, 1881
Chapter ST.
An Act to repeal Section one of Chapter
one hundred tifty-eight of the Public
Laws of nineteen hundred and eleven,
, relating to annual examinations of
savings banks and trust companies.
fifty-eight of the public laws of nineteen
hundred and eleven, relating to annual
examinations Of savings oanks and trust
proved March Il. 1879
Chapter ST.
, An Act to amend Section seventeen OF
Chapter siXty-fve of the Revised
: Statutes. relating to the administering
oil the oathS required by the courts or
probate.
Section seventeen of chapter sixty-five
of the Revised Statutes is hereby amend
ed by striking out the words 'anu re-
corded" in the eleventh line OF said sec
ton so that it shall read as follows
Section II. All oaths required to be
taken by executors, administrators,
trustees or guardians, and all oaths re-
quired of commissioners of insolvency,
appraisers and dividers of estates or Of
any other persons in relation to any pro-
ceeding in the probate court or to per-
petuate the evidence of the publication
of any order of notice. or of any notice
of the time and place of sale of real es-
tate by license of a judicial or probate
court, may be administered by the judge
or register of probate, by any justice of
the peace, OF by any woman appointed
by the governor, with the advice and
consent of the council, to administer
oaths in the State; and certificate
thereof, when taken out of court shall
be returned into tn6 registry of probate,
and there filed. When executors, ad-
ministrators, guardians, and trustees re-
side without the State they may make
oath to the truth of accounts, before a
notary public, commissioner for the
State of Maine or a United States
consul '-(Approved March 12 1881
Chapter SO.
An Act for the better regulation of the
practice of dentistry in the State of
Maine, and to re-organize the board of