Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05

thereln, as suretleS, in the penal sum OF
thousand dollars. '-(Approved March S,
1851
Chapter 81.
An Act to amend Paragraph two of
Revissd t stta OF Cnap,er ih ne q me
ter eighty of the Public Laws of nine
teen hundred nine and as further
amended by Chapter one hundred
nineteen hundred thirteen, relative TO
the taxation of personal property owned
outside of the State.
Paragraph two of section thirteen of
chapter nine of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by chapter eighty of the public
laws of nineteen hundred nine and as fur
ther amended by chapter one hundred
n nfinenash hndrs Of the public Laws
ther amended by inserting after the
word store in the tenth line of said
paragraph the word 'storehouse," also
by striking out the word third" in the
sixth line from the end of said section
ana am! inserting in place thereof the word
fourth, SO that said paragraph as
amended shall read as follows:
IL Personal property, including yachts
ana pleasure vessels whether propelled by
sail, steam. gasoline or otherwise, which
on me hrst day OF each April is within
the state and owned by persons residing
out OF the State or by persons unknown:
except vessels built, in process Of con-
struction. or undergoing repairs. and
hldes and the leather, the product there
OF, when II appears that the hides We're
sent INTO the State to be tanned, and to
be carried out of the State, when tanned
ShaH be taxed either to the owner, if
known. or to the person having the same
IN possession, or to the person owning or
occupying any store, StOrehouse, shop
mill, wharf. landing, shipyard or other
pace therein where said property is on
said day, and lien is created on said
property in behalf Of such person, which
he may enforce for the repayment of all
sums by him lawfully paid in DISCHARGE
OF the tax. \ lien is also created upon
the property for the payment of the tax
winch may be enforced, by the const able
or collector to whom the tax is COM
mltted' by sale OF the property. as pro-
nineteen of chapter ten. If any person
pays more than his proportionate part of
such tax, or if his own goods or prop
erty are applied to the payment and dis
OF the owner such owners proper share
thereof. Persons engaged in tanning
leather in the State, shall on or before
the first day of each April, furnish to the
assessors Of the town where they are
carrying on said business. a full ac-
count, on oath. of all hides and leather
on hand received by them from without
the State. and all hides and leather on
hand from beasts slaughtered in the
State. which last named hides and
leather shall be taxed in the town where
tieS were tanned. Inc words vessels
built in the fourth line shall not be
construed so as TO include pleasure yes
sells or boats. Provided, however. that
pleasure vessels or boats in the State on
reside without the State. and which are
left IN this State temporarily by the oN n
ers for the purposes of repairs shall not
be taxable under the provisions of this
section. March s. 1851
Chapter 80.
An Act to provide for the se1ni-monthIy
payment for cream and milk.
Every person. firm or corporation pur-
chasing cream or milk for the purposes
of reselling or manufacturing the same
INTO other products. shall pay the pro-
Queer. unless otherwise provided for by
written contract. semi-monthly; payment
to be made on the first day of each and
ceived prior TO the fifteenth day of the
preceding month, and payment to be
made on the fifteenth day of each and
every month for all cream or milk re-
celVed prior 10 the first day of the same
month.
Whoever violates the provisions of this
act shall be punished by fine of not less
than ten dollars nor more than fifty
dollars.-(Approved March 10. 1852
Chapter SO.
An Act to amend Section eleven of Chap
ter two hundred and twenty-one of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred thir-
teen, relative to the time of closing the
polls at primary elections
Section eleven of chapter two hundred
and twenty-one of the public laws OF
nineteen hundred thirteen, is hereby
amended by striking out in the form OF
section. the words Ito be changed from
nine O'Clock to six o'clock in towns OF
three thousand inhabitants or less)," so
that said section as amended shall read
as follows:
Section Ii. Not less than seven DAYS
before the third Monday of June preced-
ing a biennial State election, the select
men of every town. by their warrant,
shall notify and warn all legally quail
fed voters to attend at the regular vot
ing places on the third Monday in June
for the purpose of voting for persons to
be nominated by their respective politi.
cal parties as candidates TO be voted for
on the second Monday in September
then next ensuing: Said warrant shall
be in substance as follows
PRIMARY ELECTION WARRANT
State of Maine:
To the legal voters of the town of
You are hereby notified that the pri-
cal parties, entitled by law to nominate
candidates for the next election, will be
held at on Monday, June
next. for the purpose of nominal
be voted for at the election to be held OF,
the second Monday in September next
(and when such is the fact add and for
choice of candidate. or candidates for
United States senator to be elected by
the legislature next to convene in regu-
lar session), viz:
QIere follow the officers to be nomi-
nated).
The polls will be open at twelve O'Clock,
noon, and continue open until nine O'Clock
in the afternoon, when they will close.
Voters not enrolled as members of a
political party entitled to nominate can
didates will not be permitted to vote.
But voters entitled to enrolment may
cause themselves to be enrolled at the
polling places during the primary cleo
ton on taking and subscribing the oath
required by law.
Enrolment blanks will be furnished by
the town clerk on application.
Dated at this day
of June, 10
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Selectmen of..........
Such warrants shall be posted in the
manner required by law for warrants for
the State election. Like warrants shall
be issued by the mayor and aldermen OF
cities and the assessors of plantations,
with appropriate changes and posted in