The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

advisable for successful teaching ex-
perience,' so that said section, as amend
ed, shall read as follows:
Section 40. The course of study shall
occupy two years with suitable vaca-
tons; and with the terms of admission
shall be arranged by said superintendent
The trustees may arrange for course of
study, occupying three or four years for
such students as elect to pursue the
same, and they may give such credit as
they may deem advisable for successful
teaching experienced -(Approved March
Is, 1872
Chapter 92
An Act to amend Section one of Chapter
two of the Public Laws of one thousand
nine hundred eleven, providing for a
close time on scallops.
Section one of chapter two of the puh-
lie laws of one thousand nine hundred
eleven is hereby amended by adding at
the end of said section the following:
But this act shall not apply to any of
the waters of Penobscot bay, lying be-
tween lines running south from Naskeag
point on the east, and from Dice's Head,
by the eastern shore of Islesboro, on the
west, and including the waters of Baga-
duce river; where scallops may be taken
between June fifteenth and September
fifteenth of each year. 1t shall be I'M
lawful to ship, scallops so taken out of
the state and the same penalties for such
unlawful shipment shall apply as are
prescribed in the first paragraph Of the
succeeding section of this act.'-(Ap-
proved March Is, 1851
Chapter SO.
An Act additional to Chapter thirty two
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
CHAPTER two hundred and six of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred thir-
teen, relating to the protection of fish,
game and birds on the southerly point
of Swan Island, in the town of Perkins,
in the county of Sagadahoc.
For a period of five years from the
time this act takes effect no person shall
fish for, take, catch or kill, at any time,
any kind of fish; or hunt, chase, catch,
KIN or destroy. at any time, any wild
bird or any wild animal, within the fol-
lowing described territory. situated on
the southerly point of Swan island, in the
town of Perkins, in the county of Saga
dahoc: All of the territory situated
Robert Reed to high water mark on the
shores thereof. No person shall have
in possession, at any time, any kind of
fish or any wild bird or wild animal taken
Whoever violates any provision of this
act shall pay a fine of ten dollars ana
costs for each offense; and in addition
thereto one dollar for each fish or will l
animal or wild bird taken, caught, killed
or had in possession in violation of any
provision of this act.-(Approved March
Is, 1859
oFhS' VIE
An Act to regulate the construction of
mausoleums or tombs to be used for
permanent burial
Section l. Before any person, firm or
corporation, shall build. construct or
erect, any mausoleum, vault or other
or partly above and partly by excavation
with the intention and purpose that when
SO built, constructed and erected the
same may contain twenty or more de-
or h1TrY hNf1i fr,.
terment, the person, firm or corporation,
shall present all plans for such construc-
t1on to the State board of health of the
state of Maine, and shall obtain the writ
ten approval of said board of such plans
before proceeding with the construction
and erection of said mauso1eun, vault, or
other burial structure.
Section 2. All crypts or catacombs
paced IN mausoleum, vault, or other
burial structure, as described in section
one of this act, shall be so constructed
that all parts thereof may be readily ex-
amined by the State board of health, or
or catacombs, when used for the perma-
nent interment of a deceased body, or
bodies, shall be so Theoretically sealed
that no offensive odori or eff1uvia may
escape therefrom.
Section 3. Should any person, firm. or
corporation, build, construct. or erect, a
mausoleum, vault, or other burial struc-
ture, as specified in section one of this
aCt' peloIe Obtaining the approval OF ~he
State board of health, as required in sec
ton one of this act, or should any per-
son, firm, or corporation, after building or
constructing said mausoleum, vault, or
other burial structure, in accordance with
the requirements of this act, fail to her
metically seal all crypts or catacombs
therein after a dead body or bodies have
been placed in said crypts or catacombs,
according to the requirements of this act
the said person. firm, or corporation, shall
be fined not lass than one hundred nor
offense, and the court may order the per-
son, firm, or corporation, by whose au-
thority said interment or interments were
made, in addition to said fine, within a
reasonable time to Theoretically seal said
crpytS or catacombs containing said de-
ceased body or bodies, or In the discre-
ton of the court to remove the deceased
body or bodies, and bury it or them in
some suitable cemetery, or the court may
crypt, or catacomb, to be done under the
direction of the board Of health in the
municipality where said mausoleum
vault, or other burial structure is erected
and that the said person, firm, or cor
poration, shall pay all expenses attend
ing the said work, or the removal of said
body, or bodies, and the burial of the
same in some cemetery, provided the said
body, or bodies, can not be suitably and
properly Theoretically sealed in said
crypts or catacombs.
Section 4. All fines or penalties pro-
vided by the terms of this act may be re-
covered or enforced by Indictment, and
the necessary processes for causing the
crypts and catacombs to be sealed, or
the bodies to be removed and buried, may
be issued under the direction of any JUS