The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08

Incense snail De entitled to offer for
within or without this State. by any
railroad company, express company,
boat or. other transportation company,
IN ene &c carcass a. OF one deer; or part Of the
has lawfully killed, on each of the deer
coupons attached to his said license, by
presenting to the agent Of any trans
coupons attached to the license at the
time when he shall offer the deer or
part thereof for shipment. If but one
sss Is ae ae5ea for the
deer" coupon Of the license. cancel
the same by writing or stamping there
on the date and place OF shipment and
forthwith to the commissioners Of in
Maine: section q" Of said Coupon s Shall
be likewise cancelled and shall be at
carcass, of the deer offered for ship
ment and shall remain attached to the
same while it Is being transported in
this State.
In case two deer are offered for ship
ment the agent receiving the same for
shipment shall detach sections "a" and
&C" from the deer coupons and af-
ter cancelling the same shall forward
and sections .'B'' and I'D" shall be like
wise cancelled and attached to the car
casses of the. deer, or parts thereof
offered for shipment. and shall remain
being transported in this State.
No person shall transport any deer,
or part thereof, for any nonresident,
otherwise than as provided herein. No
transportation company. railroad COM
pany, express company, boat or common
carrier shall receive for shipment or
intent to ship or transport any carcass
OF a deer or part Of the same. or any
game birds, for nonresident, except
as herein provided, or refuse or neglect
as herein provided. or fail to forward
to the commissioners of inland fish
cries and game. at Augusta, Maine, as
by him detached; provided, however,
that any person who has purchased a
nonresident hunters license and who
has in his possession one pair of game
birds which he has legally killed may
transport the same to his home or to
any hospital in this State without ac-
companying the shipment, by purchas-
ing OF the duly constituted agent there
for a tag, paying for the same fiftv
cents, and by presenting said tag with
the pair Of game birds offered for ship
men TO the agent Of any transporta-
tion company or common carrier, to-
license. "'' iio'-t esi'en' hunter $
Before accepting pair of game birds
1or shipment as herein provided, the
>-oSAAN "a sAO lldIlSpOlI dllOu company or
common carrier to whom the same is
offered for shipment shall be salts
ned that the person presenting the pair
OF game birds for shipment is the per-
son TO Whom the nonresident hunter S
license offered for inspection was is
sued, and shall securely affix the tag
TO such shipment; provided, further,
mat NO person shall send more than
c1al tag, as provided herein, but once
in thirty days. VAN
A., Whoever violates any provision of
this section or who shall furnish to
another person. or permits another per-
son to have or use any license or coupon
issued to him, or change or alter the
same IN any manner. or who has or
uses. any license or coupon issued to
another person, or whoever knowingly
guides any nonresident in hunting who
has not license tc hunt as herein pro-
vlded, shall pay fine of not less thar
5Wenty-nve nor more than one hundred
dollars and costs, for each offense.'-(Ap-
proved March 80, 1850
Chapter 231.
An Act to provide for safety appliances
upon cars running on street railways.
Section l. On and after the first day
of November. nineteen hundred fifteen.
it shall be unlawful for any person
company. corporation or association,
owning or operating any railway COM
pany operated or controlled by electric
ity, and doing business in the State of
Maine, to run any railway, or street
car, over, upon or along any street or
car shall be equipped with a safety
device commonly known and called a
fender.
Section q The term fender as here
IN before used shall be deemed to mean
an attachment devised to prevent acct
dents, and shall be of such form and
be attached to the car or cars in a man
ner approved by the Public Utilities
Commission.
Section 3. Upon proper representa-
ton made to the Public Utilities Com
mission, and after hearing thereon, the
time when such tenders shall be put
IN use upon cars operated as aforesaid,
may be extended. but not in any event
snail such extension of time be beyond
March first. nineteen hundred sixteen.
Section 4. Any person, company,
corporation or association failing to
be punished by fine not exceeding
ten dollars day for each and every car
IN service without said equipment; said
me 10 pc recovered In manner and form
as provided for in other criminal mat
ters.-(Approved March 80 1851
Chapter 232.
An Act to amend Section five of Chapter
two hundred and nine of the Public Laws
OF nineteen hundred thirteen, relating to
the time within which dealers in securi-
ties must renew their registrations.
Section five of chapter two hundred
nine of the public laws of nineteen
hundred thirteen is hereby. amended by
adding after the word Registration
IN the last line of said section, the fol-
lowing: Provided, however, that such
application for renewal of Registrations
LOT the year nineteen hundred fifteen
shall be made on or before the first of
May, nineteen hundred fifteen, but
thereafter shall be made on or before
q! me hrst day Of March in each year, and
II not so made, applications thereafter
received shall be treated as. and be sub
Ject TO the same fees provided for,
original registrations so that said sec
ton as amended shall read as follows:
section s. All registrations shall ex-
put new registrations for the succeed
ing year shall be issued as of course,
without the filing of further state,
ments or furnishing any further in
formation, unless specifically requested
ny me commissioner, upon written
Of a registration fee of five dollars
for each registration. Provided, how
ever, that such application for renewal
OF registrations for the year nineteen
hundred fifteen shall be made on or
before the first day of May, nineteen
made on or before the first day of
March In each year, and if not so made
applications thereafter received shall be
treated as, and be subject to the same
tions.'-(Approved March 90, 1851
Chapter 233
An Act to repeal Section twenty-four
and amend Section twenty-five of
Chapter three of the Revised Statutes.
as amended by Chapter one hundred
and thirty-eight Of the Public Laws of