The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

fully misrepresented any policy Of fire
insurance, or has dealt unjustly with or
wilfully deceived any citizen in this State
In regard to any fire insurance policies,
or has failed or refused to pay either to
the company which he represents, or has
represented, any money or property In
the hands Of such agent belonging to the
company, when demanded, or has in any
other way become unfit for such position;
the insurance commissioner may, after
q nearing, revoke the license of such
agent for all the companies which he rep
resents In this State for such length OF
year; provided, however, that the insur-
ance commissioner shall give said agent
ten days notice of such revocation OF
license or licenses and the reasons there
for.-(Approved March 10, 1851
Chapter a..
AN Act to amend Section one Of Chapter
eighty-one of the Public Laws Of utne-
tech hundred thirteen, relating to seal
ing milk bottles and jars.
The fourth paragraph Of section one OF
chapter eighty-one Of the public laws of
nineteen hundred thirteen is hereby
a eanen BY BY, inserting after the first sen
tence: The designating number and the
words Maine Seal' shall be marked on
the outside of the upper half of each bot
tie and by. inserting after the word
bond In the eighth line of said para
graph the words payable to the State
so that said paragraph as amended shall
read as follows
Such bottles or jars as are sealed by
the manufacturer shall be marked with
the name, initials or trade mark Of the
manufacturer. and designating number.
which designating number shall be differ.
ent for each manufacturer and may be
used in identifying the bottles. The
designating number and the words
Maine Seal shall be marked on the out
S1de OF the upper half of each bottle.
The designating number shall be fur
nlshed by the State sealer of weights and
measures upon application by the manu-
f facturer, and upon filing by. the manu-
bond payable to the State in the sum of
one thousand dollars with sureties to be
approved by the attorney general, condi-
toned upon his conformance with this
section. A record of the bonds furnished,
the designating numbers and to whom
furnished. shall be kept in the Office of
the state sealer of weights and meas
ures.'-(Approved March 10, 1851
Chap,er IS.
An Act to repeal Chapter sixty-four of
the Revised Statutes, relating to mas
tiers, apprentices and servants
Chapter sixty-four of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to masters, apprentices
and servants, is hereby repealed.-(Ap-
proved March 10, 1851
Chapter as.
An Act to amend Section eleven of Chap
ter tWenty-three of the Revised Stat
utes as amended, relating to.the deter
mination of highway boundaries which
are doubtful. uncertain or lost
Section eleven of chapter twenty-three
RpViSa1 Hot ,Iol l.,
chapter seventy-nine of the public laws
of nineteen hundred five, and by chapter
one hundred and forty-three of the public
laws of nineteen hundred SEVEN is here
by further amended by inserting after
the t1rst sentence of said section in the
seventeenth line thereof, the following
sentence. Their return made at the
next regular, statute session after the
nearing, shall be placed on fiIet and the
case shall be continued to await final
occasion respecting. damages; sections
peals for increase of damages under this
section SO that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
Section II. Wnen the true boundaries
OF hfghwyayi Or town ways duly located.
or OF Wh1chsthe location is lost, or which
can only be established by user, are
doubtful, uncertain or lost, the county
commissioners of the county wherein
upon petition of the municipal officers of
the town wherein the same lies, shall,
after. such notice thereon as is required
Tor the location of new ways, proceed to
near the parties, examine said highway
or town way, locate and define its limits
and boundaries by placing stakes on side
lines at all apparent interseoting property
lines, and at intervals of not more than
one hundred feet and cause durable
monuments to be erected at the angles
thereof, make a correct return of their
aolngs, signed by them, accompanied by
an accprate plan of the way; and if any
real estate is damaged by said action.
they shall award damages to the owner
as IN laying out new highways, in the
case of highways to be paid by the conn
ty and in the case of town ways to he
paid by the town. Their return made AT
the next regular statute session after the
nearing. snail be placed on file and the
case snail be continued to await final
decision respecting damages; sections five
ana SIX shall be applicable to appeals for
increase OF damages under this section
Said municipal officers shall maintain oil
highway or town way monuments. and
replace them forthwith when DESTROYED
Ii any appeal for increase of DANA PES is
taken. and the commissioners are OF
opinion that their proceedings hereunder
or any part thereof, ought not to take
effect, they shall enter a Judgment that
ahe prayer y OF the original petitioners OF
is not granted for that reason. tInon
such Judgment no damages shall be al.
lowed for that part of the prayer of the
Peal'1loners not granted, but the costs
snall pc paid by the county.'-(Approyed
March 10, 1850 eo
Chapter A.
An Act to amend Sections tWenty-threa
ana twenty-four of Chapter two hun.
qred and tWenty-one of the Public
Laws OF nineteen hundred thirteen.
rei tis 10 nlllng vacancies in nomi-
na'ioiis MADE at a primary election.
section 1. Section twenty-threa NJ
ehapteT Two hundred and twenty-one of
the pubic laws of nineteen hundred thir-
teen, as amended by section three of
chapter one hundred and sixty of the
Pubnc laws of the same year, is herehv
further amended by striking out in the
second line or said section as amended
the words before the meeting of the
Leglslature," and inserting in place
gubernatorial election and by inserting
after the word eighteen in the sixth
line OF said section the words 'or in case
vacancy occurs in any office which il
70 ne hlled at the next biennial State
Slectlon, for which no nomination has
on ont the third Monday in June Of the
same year and by inserting after the
word time" in the tenth line Of said
section the words within which nomina-
ton papers shall be filed and the time
LOT transmitting to town clerks lists of
me time and by inserting after the first
sentence of said section as amended. the
following sentence: II the time il in
sufficient. therefor, said nomination NAV
be supplied in the manner provided ii,
sectlon tWenty-tWo;' SO that said section
Section 49, IN case any nominee for
United States SENATOR nominated here
under, shall die before the day of the
g4oernator1al election at which such