Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05

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lectmen OF the city or town Of which
he is q resident, the insurance commits
sioner may, If he Is satisfied that the
appointee is suitable person. issue to
him license as such agent, upon the
receipt OF fee OF two dollars. Such
license shall continue in force one year
from date of issue. but may be re-
voked at any time by the Insurance.
commissioner for good cause. and AZ
ter a hearing. Such agents shall be
residents Of the State
Section 4. Every agent eha1l, upon
demand. exhibit his license to any
mayor, selectman. sheriff or his dep
uty, constable or police officer. and to
any person to whom he soils or ofters
nlsh copy of this act to every per-
son to whom ne sells such lightning
rods If he neglects or refuses to DO
SO. he shall be liable to the penalty
provided by this act for acting as such
agent without d license
Section 8. ANY person, not licensed
as provided by this act, selling or Of
fering for sale such lightning rods or
other material. shall be punished by a
flne of not over two hundred dollars,
or SIX months Imprisonment for each
offense, or both. The licenses provided
for by this act are good for only one
person, firm or corporation, and are not
transferable.
Section 6. The holder Of any guar
antee agreement issued under the pro-
VISIONS of this act may bring suit In
the name of the insurance commission
er upon the bond provided by this act
ana nave the same procedure and RENE
dies thereon as III the case of official
bonds OF county officers. Whenever le-
gar process against such manufacturer
Is served upon the commissioner. he
shall take such action as is provided
III the case Of the service of legal pro-
cesses against foreign insurance COM
panies
Section :. AL acts and parts Of acts
relating to the sale of lightning rods
are hereby repealed-tApproved March
81, 1851
Chapter 271.
An Act to regulate the shipment Of lob,
sters by shippers with Established
places o. business.
Section l. Every person. firm, asso-
citation or corporation, that mas an es-
tnblished place OF business III TINS STATE
for shipping HOLSTERS shall, within thlr-
~ DAYS after the enactment OF this law.
notify the commissioner OF sea ana
shore fisheries OF the location OF the
. place of business from which said Iob-
STEERS are to be shipped, where said lob
sters are kept before packing, by what
carrier the shipments are MADE ana the
customary times Of shipments; and any
person. firm. association or corporation,
that hereafter opens place OF business
for shipping Holsters. or shall change
said place of business after once II is
established shall thirty days before
shipping any Holsters therefrom notiIy
the commissioner OF such location or
change Of location, together with the
Information o. Row said Holsters are TO
be kent before packing, by what carrier
The shipments are TO be made and the
customary hours of said shipments.
Section .. Whenever the commits
sioner Of sea and shore fisheries shall
receive the notice referred TO IN section
one II shall be his duty, II arrange
nents can he made with said person
firm association or corporation Tor the
suitable inspection Of Holsters before
shiplnent therefrom. to inspect such lob
sters before shipment, but before such
arran Eenents are made aI iopsters
Shall be subject to examination IN tran
Section g. All Holsters to be shipped
shall be packed In barrels, boxes, or
packages marked with the word Lob
sters'' in capital letters at least one
inch in length, together with the full
name of the shipper and SAID rnarknE
shall be placed in q plain and legiple
manner on the outside OF SAID barrels,
boxes, or other packages. .
Section 4 All Holsters so packed shall
be open for the inspection OF the com
missioner or his wardens, at or before
the time of the packing thereof. but
after the same are packed ana market
as required by section three. and by the
shipper delivered to the transportation
company the said barrels. boxes, or
nackares shall not be opened for in
spection by any one without the con-
sent of the shipper.
, section s. Every person Arm. asso-
citation or corporation that ships lob
, steers without having the barrels. boxes.
: OF other packages III which the same are
contained marked, as before prescribed.
shall upon conviction be punished by q
fine OF twenty-five dollars. and upon
subsequent conviction thereof by ffne
of fifty dollars: and any person, or cor
poration in the business of common car
rier of merchandise. who shall carry or
transport from place 10 place lobsters
in barrels, boxes, or other PACKAGES noe
so marked shall be liable 10 penalty
of fifty dollars on conviction thereof.
Section 6. All acts and parts OF acts
inconsistent with the PROVISIONS OF TINS
act are hereby repealeu.-IApproveu
March II, 19l5)
Chapter c72.
, An Act TO provide for the systematic
maintenance Of the principal thorough
fare in each municipality in the State.
Section / Every town in which the
State highway commission, acting under
the provisions Of section nine, or section
eighteen, Of chapter one hundred ana
thirty Of the public laws OF nineteen
hundred thirteen, supervtses the mann
teuanCe OF any state or Stale alo nlSh-
way is hereby directed TO cooperate
; with the said state highway commission
in tho employment of d regular road pa
- trolman 10 perform maintenance work III
addition to that upon the State highway
? or the State aid highway, upon such
+ mileage of road as shall be mutually
3 agreed upon by the municipal officers
( of the town and the State highway COM
mission.
Section . For each mile OF road SO
maintained il shall he lawful Tor In.
municipal officers OF such towns as
= come within the provisions OF section
one of this act, and for the purposes
! therein set forth, and they are herepy
d directed to annually pay. PRIOR &c
September first Of the year in when the
work is done, from the towns approprl-
alton fhr roads and bridges INTO the
# State treasury sum which shall equal
8 the average amount per mile OF road
raised by the town for the support OF
highways. This amount Shall be no.
n less than thirty dollars per mile nor
y more than sixty dollars per mile. II
shall be added TO such maintenance
( fund as may be provided under sections
{ nine or eighteen, of chapter one hundred
and thirty. of the public. laws Of nine
: teen hundred thirteen, and its eXpenol,
= tllre shall be directed aud, AG ministereo
by the State highwaN eglhnsission. IN
computing the average amount per mile
OF road raised by the town. the mileage
of road heretofore improved wholly
q BIZ the State OF by JOINT expenditure
Of State aand town funds shall be de-
d,tctad from the t0tAl mileage OF reads