The Republican journal., 1915-04-08


each fish taken. caught, killed or had in
possession In violation Of any provision
Chapter IS.
An. Act to amend Section flfty-two of
Chapter six of the Revised Statutes to
provide for filling, vacancies in the rep
resentation of the State In the United
States Senate.
Section fifty-two Of chapter six Of the
Revised Statutes is hereby amended BY
inserting after the word state in the
second line OF said section the words
so that section as amended shall read as
follows: fs- +
section Sc. whichever a vacancy ,oc-
ours in the representation of the State
aoa tas u e. sstes in
the Governor, in any manner having
knowledge thereof, shall issue his proc
lamation for an election to fill the same.
cancy occurs, the proclamation shall
issue forthwith: othegwise, In season to
secure representation at the next called
or regular session of Congress.
proved March 10. 1850
Chapter sc.
An Act to amend Section forty Of Chap
ter sixty-six Of the Revised Statutes,
relating to notices of appointment by
executors and administrators,
Section forty Of chapter sixty-six Of
the Revised Statutes is hereby amended
so as to read IS follows:
.tsssas xn vs5y three Months or after sa1 HIS
appointment or within such further time,
not exceeding three months, as the
Judge allows. shall cause public notice
some newspaper published in the county
where the deceased last dwelt,. II in the
State, and shall give such further notice
as the Judge in writing directs.'-tAp-
Chapter 81.
An Act to exempt neat stock thirty
months old and under and all sheep
and swine from taxation:
nine of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by striking out all Of said
article, and inserting in place thereof the
". All mules and horses less than
six months old, and neat cattle thirty
months old and under and all sheep and
swine. March 10, 1851
Chapter So.
Chapter forty-nine of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by Chapter forty
seven Of the Public Laws of nineteen
hundred thirteen, relating to the en-
Section fifty-f1ve Of chapter forty-nine
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
chapter forty-seven of the public laws
of nineteen hundred thirteen, is hereby
further amended SO that it reads as
follows:
Section IS. If the mortgagor does not
SO consent, the mortgage of any real
estate may, at any time within sixty
days after loss, and the mortgage of
nQrA0na1 nrOpertV at time
within thirty days after a loss, enforce
his, lien by suit against the mortgagor,
and the company as his trustee. in
what Is found due from said company
upon the policy. notwithstanding the
time Of payment of the whole sum Sc
and which said suit shall be commenced
and service made on such trustee within
said sixty or thirty days.'-(Approved
March 10, 1861
Chapter SO.
An Act to amend Section seven of Chap
ter two hundred and twenty-one of the
Public Laws Of nineteen hundred thfr-
teen, relating to the nomination of
United States senators.
Section seven of chapter two hundred
and twenty-one Of the public laws Of
nineteen hundred thirteen is hereby
amended by striking out the first SEN
tence Of said section, and inserting in
place lleESUl Lllo lOloWulS 5tulcuC6,
senators are to be elected at the biep-
NAL State election held on the second
Monday Of septembers the, nominee On! or
each political party. shall be chosen at
the primary election held on the third
Monday in June preceding. so that said
section as amended shall read as fol-
lows:
section 2. Whenever one or more
United States senators are to be elected
at the bfenn1al State election held on the
second Monday of September. the nomi-
of each political party. shall be chosen
at the primary election held on the third
Monday in June preceding: Nominations
nsefope Sn provded oe Where e0 but nea
United states senator is to be SO elected,
the nomination papers and official ballot
shall specify simply the office Of United
United States senators are so to be
elected, the nomination papers and bal
lots shall by apt words designate the
be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. March 10.
Chapter 60.
An Act to amend Section enety-one of
Chapter twenty-three OF the Revised
Statutes, as amended, relating to
guide posts at crossings of ways.
Section ninety-one Of chapter twenty
three of the Revised Statutes, as amend
ed by chapter twenty-seven of the public
laws of nineteen hundred eleven. is
hereby further amended by inserting
after the word Thereto In the eighth
line of said section. the following SEN
tence: II erected on State or State aid
highways, such guide posts and guide
boards shall be of such reasonable FORM
height and design as the State highway
commission may direct, so that said
section. as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
maintain at all crossings Of highways.
and where one public highway enters
another, substantial guide posts not less
than eight feet high, and fasten to the
upper end OF each board, on which
shall be plainly printed, in black letters
town on the route, and Of such other
place as the municipal officers direct, with
the number of miles thereto, and figure
of a hand with the forefinger pointing
thereto. II erected on State or State aid
highways such guide posts and guide
boards shall be of such reasonable form,
height and design as the State highway
commission may direct; and for any neg
lect hereof towns are subject to a fine Of
not less than ten, nor more than fifty
dollars, to be recovered by complaint or
Indictment Judges of municipal and po-
lice courts and trial justices within their
and concurrent Jurisdiction with the SUI
perior and supreme judicial courts; and
of all fines provided for by this section,
and recovered on complaint, one-half
shall go to the prosecutor and one-haif
to the county where the town commit
ting the offense is situated -(Approved
March 10, 1859
CHAPTER 81. u~