The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

superintendent Of schools of towns,
provided, however, that his visits to the
such intervals as may be directed by the
State superintendent of public schools.
Section 2. Whenever the schools of
any plantation shall be placed under the
supervision OF the general agent of I'M
organized township schools as provided
by section one of this act the treasurer
Of said plantation shall pay to the treas
urer of State sum which shall be at
the rate of twenty-five dollars annually
for. each of the schools of said plantation
ana the amount so received by the treas
the appropriation for the schooling of
children in unorganized townships.-(Ap-
proved March "a. 1851
Chapter 1870.
An Act to amend Section thirty-nine of
Chapter forty-one of the Revised Stat
utes,. relating to the taking of alewives
by the West Harbor ice company.
Section thirty nine of chapter forty
one of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended amend led. by in. inserting after the word
line. the following: nor shall it apply
to the taking of alewives by the West
Harbor ice company in the waters below
given, by chapter one hundred forty of
the private and special laws OF nineteen
hundred five SO that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
ocSliOIl %. mo SdlIlUn, SIldQ or Otn6r
migratory fish shall be taken or fished
for within five hundred yards of any
fshWay dam or mill race; nor in the
Penobscot river between the mouth of
works dam at Treats falls on said river,
nor between the Augusta highway
bridge over the Kennebec river and the
utary of Georges river in Thomaston,
Maine, between said Georges river and
the old dag at head Of tide waters in
SAID san Mil river; nor any salmon five
on the st. CroiX river in Calais, be-
tween the first days of April and No
vember, except by the ordinary mode
or artificial flies; nor, shall hook and
line or artificial flies be used at any
time within one hundred yards of any
s fsation s6 dan ,,o or mill race but this
OF aiewiyes by the town of Warren
in the Georges river, and by the town
Of Waldoboro in Medomak river under
sets, passed March sixth, eighteen hun
dred two, and appointments thereof,
passed by the legislature of this State;
nor shall it apply to the taking of ale
wives by the town of Woolwch in Ne
quasset stream; nor shall it apply to
the taking of alewives by the West
Harbor ice company in the waters below
its tshway, erected under authority Civ
en- by chapter one hundred forty of the
private private, and special laws of nineteen
lowed up to the bridge across Denny's
river at Lincoln's mill, but not between
IS; said bridge and Lncoln,s mill dam.
coma falls and Lower falls, so-called,
of the Saco river. located at Biddeford
and Saco, and upon the first three days
of each, week, from the first of June
to the first of September of each year
all persons may dip for salmon, shad
and aleWives at the falls last named
above. Any person may take any sal
mon. shad or alewives in the waters
of Orange river, in the town of Whit
ing. in the county of Washington, up to
one hundred and thirty yards of the
subject, however, to all the laws of the
State. and laws regulating the taking
of such fish in said river. The penalty
for any violation of this section is a
than ten dollars for each offense, and a
further fine of ter dollars for each sal
mon and one dollar for each shad so
taken. '-(Approved March "a, 1851
Chapter 1871.
An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
twenty-five of the Public Laws of
nineteen hundred nine, relating to sup
plies furnished to any person or family
while placed in quaraStine by the
board of health.
Section two of chapter twenty-five of
the public laws of nineteen hundred nine
section the words but the provisions of
this section shall not release the State
from the Obligations which are imposed
upon it by sections thirty. thirty-one,
thirtytwo, and thir-s- three of chapter
twenty seven of the Revised Statutes
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section 2 All expenses including all
supplies of food and medicine including
antitoXin incurred in carrying out the
provisions of section one of This act, or
sons affected with tuberculosis with
burnable spitcups, or other supplies
needed to prevent the spread of infec-
ton, or such part thereof as the board
may determine, shall be deemed a legit-
innate expenditure for the protection Of
the public health and shall be charged
to the account Of Incidental expenses of
the town, but not to any pauper account,
nor shall any person SO quarantined and
assisted, be considered a pauper. or be
subject to Acknowledgement for that
paupers as defined by the Revised Stat
utes; but the provisions of this section
shall not release the State from the obli
sections thirty. thirty lone, thirty-two,
and thirty-three of chapter twenty
seven Of the Revised statutes.!-(Ap-
proved March "a, 19l5.)
Chapter 1872.
An Act directing the treasurer OF State
to correct the State treasury records
for the years nineteen hundred eight
and nineteen hundred nine relating to
the payment Of State, county and for
estry district taxes on one forty eighth
part of township number two, range
nine, west from the east line of the
State, in Piscataquis county.
Inc treasurer of State hereby is direct
ed to correct the State treasury records
for the years nineteen hundred eight
and nineteen hundred nine relating to
the payment of State, county and for
estry district taxes on one forty-eighth
part of township number two, range
State. in Piscataauis county, by strik-
ing out the words "Guilford Manufact-
uring company and inserting instead
thereof IS. II. Boardman.' -(Approved
March "a, 1859
Chapter 1888.
An Act to amend Section eighty-nine
or Chapter nine of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by Chapter one hun
dred and eighty-four of the Public
Laws Of nineteen hundred seven,
Chapter ninety-four Of the Public
Chapter forty-six of the Public Laws
Of nineteen hundred eleven, relating to
the choice of assessors of taxes.
Section eighty-nine of Chapter nine Of
the Revised Statutes. as amended by
Chapter one hundred eighty-four of the
public laws Of nineteen hundred seven,
chapter ninety-four of the public laws
or nineteen hundred nine, and chapter
forty-six Of the public laws of nineteen
hundred eleven, is hereby further
amended by striking out the following