The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08

pensation for his services Is may be
fixed by vote OF the town; otherwise.
s64u section as amended shall read as
| follows:
selectmen, assessors and ovefseers of
| the poor, treasurer, auditor and school
committee. shall be elected by ballot
and the other said officers by ballot,
or if not so elected. they shall be APP
pointed by the selectmesna o,s,
AN ACT to Amend Section Thirty
nine of Chapter Thirty-two of the
Revised Statutes. as Amended by
Chapter Two Hundred and Stx Of
a the tT bss L.Y n Of Mn ct sne
lection Of Beaver.
Be IL enacted, ETC.:
T. Section thirty-nine Of chapter thir-
ty-two of the revised statutes. as
six Of the public laws of nineteen
hundred thirteen, Ii hereby amended
by striking out all Of said section and
by substituting therefor the following
section 80. The Commissioners of
Inland Fisheries and Game, upon
written complaint OF any land owner
that beaver are doing actual suhetan-
for beaver upon such land for such
period Of time a. they may deem nee
essary to remove the beaver that are
ing which open season 1t shall be law
full for any licensed hunter and trap
per Of fur bearing animals to trap
beaver thereon No open season for
ton shall take effect until the Com
missioners of Inland FiSheriAe and
Game shall have caused notice Of such
proposed open season to b published
Sosst1 in in 1sscn e. na s Y hs
is located, and SAD Conmissionsrs
shall also file copy ef - notice OF
t opsn or sed piantssio1 IN Which s.eS had
Is located, or II the Land v IN an un-
organized place, With tfs clerk Of
courts for the county In which the
Wv Wheneyer during special OPEN
season on beaver q Il contemplated
by this section II shall appear to the
Comm issioners of Inland Wsheries
OPEN ot,e season are being abdssd in any
place, said Comm issfoners OF Inland
Fisheries and Game may suspend the
open season and declare It close SEA
. for t Sssyea nay q iasa Tor saeA
1t shall be qn1Awful to take my
beaver anywhere in the STATE ct any
time except during such open oeA4pn
sioners Of Inland F1aheries and Game
in accordance with the provisions OF
Whoever takes any beaver in VIOLA
ton Of any Of the Iroyissi * Of thu
OF twenty-five dollars and costs for
each beaver taken, caught or killed Ia
violation Of any provision Of this Sec
ton 1t shall also be unlawful un-
to have In possession at any time. any
beaver, or part thereof. taken In Viola
ton OF any provision of this section.
F GApproved March ~. 1871
cKAPE11 aaA
AN ACT to Amend Section stxty-tnree
OF Chapter Fifteen OF the Revised
Statutes. az Amended by Chapter
SevcntyIthree of the Public Laws of
Nineteen Hundred Seven. ~ Further
Amended by Chapters sixty-tvo and
Laws OF Nineteen Hundred Nine.
and as Further Amended by Chap
ter Fffty-seven OF the Public Laws
of Nineteen Hundred Thirteen, Re-
lating to the Tuition Of Pupils in
Secondary Schools
Be 1t enacted. etc:
Section Sixty-three OF chapter hf-
teen Of the revised statutes as amend
cd by chapter seventy-three of public
laws of nineteen hundred seven. ~
amended by chapters sixty-two and
one hundred sixteen Of the public laws
of nineteen hundred nine. Is amended
by chapter hfty-seven Of the public
hereby further. amended by inserting
after the word scholarship" In the
thirtieth line thereof the following:
Any youth who otherwise meets the
requirements Of this section with ref
erence to admission to secondary
ment Of INSTITUTION. as herein prov3d-
ed. In any high, school Of the b or c
class for such part of the course Of
such high school as may BE- approved
az equivalent In grade to the corre-
spending Year, Of ss. standard ss,% .. second
amended shall read a. follows:
Section So. Any youth who resides
with q parent or guardian ID any town
which does not support and maintain
standard secondary school, may at
tend any approved secondary school to
mission of those having charge there
of. provided the said youth shall at
tond school or schools whose courses
are approved by the State Superfn-
tendent of Schools, and In such case
the tuition Of said youth. not to 81
one youth, shall be paid by the town
in which he resides as Aforesaid, and
said tuition 30 paid, shall be made .
part Of the high school fund OF the
town receiving the same; and towns
shall raise annually. az other school
pay such tuition chargeA provided
however. that no youth shall be en-
titled to free tuition under the pro-
visions Of this section unless he shall
have satisfactorily passed an examine.
or am ton having been given under