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-(Approved March 4, 1851
Chapter Is.
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 and
thirteen, relating to hsning in Fresh
Pond, in the town of North Haven, in
the County of Knox
For a period OF tive years from the
time this act takes effect, no person shall
hsh for, take, catch OF XIII any Kind or
hsh at any time in Fresh pond. SO called
in the town OF North haven, in the
county of Knox.
During the same period no person shall
have i'll possession at any time any kind
of fish taken IN violation of any provision
Of this act.
Whoever violates any provision Of this
act shall pay a fine OF not less than ten
costs for each oltense, and In addition
thereto one dollar for each fish taken,
caught, killed or had IN possession i'll
violation OF any provision of this act
(Approyed March 4, 1872
Chapter II.
An Act additional to Chapter forty-eight
of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
borrowing OF money and pledging OF
securities as collateral therefor ny saw
ings banks and institutions tor savings.
Section /. Savings banks and institu-
lions Tor savings may, py vote OF the
trustees OF sucn corporation, When in the
judgment Oh SAID trustees such acton Is
vent loss by sales OF assets, borrow
money within or without the state and
may pledge bonds, notes or other securl-
Ties as collateral therefor.
Section 2 The trustees of such cor
poration snail cause copy of said vote
TO be sent forthwith TO the bank commls-
sloner, and shall also notify him OF any
action taken hereunder.-(ApproNed
March H. 1871
Chapter 10.
An Act additional to Chapter thirty-two
OF the Revised Statutes, as amended
by Chapter two hundred ana Sin OF the
Iuhlic Laws OF nineteen hundred tnlr-
teen, relating to nsnlus IN North
Branch BROOK and its tributaries, in the
county of Cumberland
No person snail hsn for, take, eaten
or kill any kind of nsn at any time in
North Branch Brook, SO called, in the
county OF Cumberland, or III any OF the
tributaries to said brook.
NO person snail nave in possession at
any time any KIND OF fish taken in vio-
iation OF any provision OF this act.
whoever violates any pro! Vision of this
act snail pay d nne OIL not less than ten
dollars nor more tnan thirty dollars ana
costs for eacn offence; ana in audiuon
thereto one dollar Tor each hSh taken,
caught, Killed or had in possession in
violation OF any provision of this act
tApproved March 4, 1859
Chapter 10.
An Act additional to Chapter thirty-two
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
Chapter two hundred ana six OF the
Pubic Laws oil nineteen hundred thlr-
teen, relating to the protection OF
muskrats in the town of tryeburg, lii
the county OF oxford, and i'll the town
OF Brldgton, in the county of Cumber-
land
For a period of four years from the
time this act takes eilect no person
snail take, eaten, Trap. Kill or Destroy
any muskrat or mushrats at any time III
Lower Near pond, In the town OF frye
burg in the county OF Oxford, and in the
town OF Brighton In the county of Cum
oerland, or III the outlet stream of SAID
Lower kezar pond. or in the kezar
meadows, SO called, adjacent to said
the outlet stream OF said pond, by the
old Saco river by the "Uplands," so
called, and by the Upland on the east
bog, SO called, or in the west bog. so
called, bounded by the "Uplands," and
on the westerly side by a wire fence on
land owned by E. C. Buzzell.
NO person shall have in possession any
muskrat or muskrats or part or parts
thereof. taken IN VOCATION of any pro-
vision OF this act.
Whoever violates any provision of this
act snail pay nns of ten dollars ana
costs tor each offense; and in addition
part thereof taken, caught. trapped,
killed, destroyed or had in possession in
violation of any provision OF this act
Approved March A. 1851
Chapter 20.
An Act additional to Chapter thirty-two
of the Revised Statutes, as amended nv
Chapter two hundred and six of the
fublic Laws of nineteen hundred and
thirteen, relating to hshlng in Ward
Brook and in " ards Pond, in the town
of Fryeburg, in oxford county.
No person Shall tsh tor, take, catch
or kill any kind Of lsh at any time In
Ward's brook or IN WI ards pond in the
town Of t'ryeburg, in oxford county, ex-
cept during the months of May, June and
July of each year., it shall be Lawful to
ilsh in said waters in accordance with the
general law OF the State. No person
snail have in possession at any time any
kind of fish taken in violation of any
provision OF this act. Whoever violates
any provision of this act shall pay line
OF not less than ten dollars nor more
than thirty dollars and costs for each Of
tense; and in addition thereto one dollar
for each fish taken, caught, killed or lad
IN possession in violation OF any provision
of this act.-(Approved March 4. 1851
Chapter Fl.
An Act to amend Section forty nine of
Chapter twenty-three of the Revised
Statutes, relative to liability for dam
age done by loghaulers.
Section forty-nine of chapter twenty
three of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by adding after the word
teams in the second and eighth lines
thereof, the words, "or lcghaulers," SO
that sand section as amended shall read
as follows:
Section IS. When it is necessary for
any person or persons, by themselves,
men or teams or loghaulers, to cross or
enter upon any, tract of land outside OF
the thickly settled portions of any town,
for the purpose of hauling supplies,
wood. bark. logs or lumber, or to yard
shall not be liable in an action of tres
pass therefor, provided, the bond is fur
nished as provided in the following sec
ton, but the person or persons carrying
on said lumber operation shall be liable
for all actual damage done to said land
by said men and teams or loghaulers SO
crossing said land.-(Approved March 4,
1859
Chapter %.
An Act fixing the penalty for trespass
upon grounds OF agricultural societies.
Section twenty-five OF chapter sixty of
the Revised Statutes is hereby amended
by striking out the entire section and in
sorting in place thereof the following:
Section q. Whoever; contrary to such
regulations and after notice thereof enters
or passes within the bounds so fixed.
where such grounds are not fenced. tho
notice being necessary where such
grounds are fenced shall be subject to a
fine not exceeding five dollars OF by i'm
prisonment not exceeding ten days.-
(Approved March 4, 1851
Chapter 23.
An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
thirty-two of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by Chapter two hundred and
six Of the Public Laws of nineteen hun
6rad tI}rtoou relating n fishing 3,,