The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

the third and fourth lines, Except at:
taehments Of equities Of rsdeeminK real
by inserting in place thereof the words
except attachments OF real estate taken
on execution. 80 that said section a.
amended shall read as follows:
Section g. An attachment Of real or
ment in the original suit. and not In
review or error; except attachments Of
ties Of redemption sold on execution; or
an obligee's Conditional right to con-
veyance of real estate sold on execution:
property attached belonging to person
dying thereafter, or specially provided
for in any other case; but an attach
pent Of real estate shall expire at the
the same In the of1lce Of the register Of
deeds in the county or district where
the said real estate or some part OF 1t Is
within said period. at the request Of
the plaintiff or his attorney bring for.
ward the same upon the book OF attach
ments,. and at the expiration Of five
subsequent bringing forward, such at
tachment shall expire unless within said
period it is again brought forward in
titled to the same fee for bringing for
ward such attachment upon the said
book of attachments, as for the original
entry thereof.'-(Approved March II, 1851
Chapter 1870.
An Act to amend Section five Of Chapter
twelve Of the Revised Statutes, relat-
of county treasurer.
Revised Statutes is hereby amended by
striking out in the second and third
bnes thereof the words nor any justice
court" 50 that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
section S. Neither the attorney gen
erai, county attorney, clerk Of COURTS,
county reasurer.'-tApproved March II.
1859
Chapter 1871.
An Act TO amend Section ten of Chapter
twelve Of the Revised Statutes for the
benefit Of county law libraries.
Section ten of chapter twelve of the
Revised Statutes as heretofore amended
is hereby further amended by adding
TO said section the following sentence,
The treasurer of each county shall also
pay to the treasurer of the law library
association of his county all money re-
ceived from persons admitted as attor-
neys in the supreme judicial court upon
motion, without. a certificate from the
board OF examiners of applicants for
admission to the bar so that said sec
ton as amended shall read as follows:
Section 10. The treasurer of each
county. except the county of Lincoln.
shall annually pay to the treasurer Of
the law library association of his county,
for the uses and benefits of the county
dollars. The treasurer of the county of
Lincoln shall annually pay to the treas
urer of the law library association Of
his his, county e2. the sym of two hundred
county shall also pay to the treasurer
of the law library association Of his
county all money received from persons
admitted is65fite as attorneys in the supreme
certificate from the board of examiners
OF applicants for admission to the barr
-CApproved March II, 1859
Chapter 1872.
An Act to amend Section one of Chapter
nineteen of the Public Laws of nine
teen hundred thirteen, relating to the
obstruction of the drainage Of public
ways.
Section one of chapter nineteen Of
thirteen is hereby amended by inserting
in the first line Of said section after the
words no person." the words by him
self, his agents or servants in the fifth
line by inserting after the words drain
aga thereof" the words or obstruct said
way and by inserting after the words
amy person hs h,i in the same line the
wants. and by inserting after the words
ditch or drain in the eighth line, the
words or otherwise obstrucr said way
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section 1. No person, by himself, his
agents or servants, other than a person
having legal supervision of public way,
shall cultivate in connection with the
any. portion of the wrought part of any
public way in such manner as to change
the drainage thereof. or obstruet said
his agents or servants, other than
person having legal supervision of a
public way, deposit within or along any
f dtfh or 1,a drain shd in public way any ma
water in such ditch or drain, or other
wise obstruct said way. Provided, how
ever, that with the written consent and
in accordance with specifications of the
legal authorities having supervision of
such ditch or drain any person may, to
provide egress and regress to and
construct and maintain a bridge across
II. 1859
Chapter 1923.
An Act making it unlawful for persons
deaf. dumb. blind, crippled or otherwise
defective.
Any person engaged in soliciting, pro-
curing or attempting to solicit or pro-
cure money or other thing Of value, by
falsely pretending and representing HIM
self or herself to be deaf, dumb, blind,
crippled or physically defective, shall
upon conviction thereof be imprisoned
for period not exceeding ninety days
-(Approved March II. 1851
Chapter 1924.
An Act to amend Section ten of CHAPTER
one hundred sixteen of the Revised
Statutes relating to the compensation
of fish wardenS.
sixteen of the Revised Statutes is
amended by inserting after the word
dollars" in the first line thereof the
words and fifty cents so that said Sec
ton as amended shall read as follows:
Section TO- The pay of fish wardens
day el and expenses when actually en-
ployed; the governor and council shall
audit their accounts, and cause the
same to be paid from the State treas
uary.-(Approved March II. 1850
Chapter 1926.
An Act to amend Section twenty-five of
Chapter forty-seven or the Revised
Statutes, relating to returns of lists OF
stockholders in banks to the secretary
of State.
Section twenty-five of chapter forty
seven is hereby amended by striking out
the last sentence thereof, SO that said
section as amended shall read as follows;
Section Is. Such cashiers shall, be-
tween the first day of November and the
eighth day Of December, annually. make
names of all stockholders, their resi-
denceS. the amount of stock oxunnd nv,