The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

AVIS OF THE STATE OF MAIN
taken. caught. killed or had In posses-
sion IN violation OF any provision Of this
Chapter 1874.
An Act to repeal Section forty-hve of
Chapter thirty-two of the Revised
Statutes, as amended by Chapter two
Of nineteen hundred thirteen. relating
to the jurisdiction Of the Commissioner
Of sea and shore fisheries.
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
chapter two hundred and six of the
public laws Of nineteen hundred thirteen,
5s he, hereby Observation-Disclosures March
Chapter 1866. -
An Act to amend Subdivision "Third" of
Section twenty three Of Chapter forty
eight of the Revised Statutes, permit
savings to invest their deposits in the
first mortgage bonds of certain bridge
companies.
Subdivision third" section twenty
vised Statutes, Is hereby amended by
adding thereto, under the designation Of
clause n the following:
n. In the first mortgage bonds Of any
located wholly or partly in the State Of
Maine, provided payment of said bonds
as to principal and interest Is guaran-
teed by a railroad company organized un-
der the laws of the State and owning
and operating a railroad in this State
Approved March %, 1851
Chapter 1865.
An Act to amend Section eighteen OF
chapter two hundred twenty-five of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred nine
relating to the proceedings where the
owner of vicious dog fails to comply
with an order of the court to kill such
dog.
Section eighteen of chapter two hun
dred twenty-five of the public laws Of
nineteen hundred nine is hereby amend
ed by adding to said section the follow
ing: If the dog is not killed within the
time fixed by such order, the court or
magistrate making said order. may, upon
application by the complainant, or other
person, issue his warrant directed to the
sheriff of the county or any of his depu-
ties, or to any police officer or constable
In the town where the dog is found, COM
handing such officer forthwith to kill
said dog and to make return of his do
1ngs on said warrant to the court or mag
istrate issuing the same within fourteen
receive from the county treasury two
dollars for executing said warrant, to-
gether with his legal fees for travel, and
the owner or keeper aforesaid shall be
mentary proceedings so that said Sec
ton as amended shall read as follows:
Section IS. Whoever Is so assaulted
or finds dog strolling outside of the
premises or immediate care of its keeper,
and the said dog is not safely muzzled,
may, within forty-eight hours thereafter,
make written complaint before the mu-
nicipal or police court having jurisdiction
in the city or town where its owner or
keeper resides, or in case there is no
court, before a trial justice in said town.
ha hp1 nd hos To
believe that said dog is dangerous and
vicious, whereupon said court or trial
justice shall order said owner or keeper
to appear and answer to said complaint
by serving said owner or keeper of said
dog with a copy of said complaint and
order a reasonable time before the day
hearing, the court or trial justice is salts
fed that the complaint is true, he shall
order the dog to be killed and the owner
or keeper shall pay the costs. If the dog
such order, the court or magistrate MAX
ing said order, may, upon application by
the complainant, or other person, issue
his warrant directed to the sheriff of the
county Of any of his deputies, or to any
police officer or constable in the town
where the dog is found, commanding such
officer forthwith to kill said dog and to
make return of his doingS on said war
rant to the court or magistrate Issuing
the same within fourteen days from date
thereof. The officer shall receive from
uting said warrant. together with his le-
gal fees for travel, and the owner or
keeper aforesaid shall be ordered to pay
the costs of such supplementary pro-
Chapter 1877.
An Act to amend Section nine Of Chap
ter eighty three of the Revised Stat
utes relating to the place for bringing
actions upon non-negotiable chooses in
action by aSSlgneeS.
Section nine of chapter eighty three of
the Revised Statutes is hereby amended
by, adding thereto the following: Pro-
vided, however, that suits by the as
signee of non-negotiable chose in ac-
ton, when brought in the supreme judi
eial or a superior, municipal. or police
in which. the original creditor might
have maintained his action; and when
brought before a trial Justice. the writ
trate who would have had jurisdiction
had the chose in action not been as
signed SO that said section shall read
as follows:
Section 9. Personal and transitory
tachment, and except as provided in the
seven. following sections shall be
brought, when the parties live in. the
or defendant lives; and when no plain
tiff lives in the State in the county
where any defendant lives; and when
or inspection by the court be abated
and the defendant allowed double costs
When l. the plaintiff and defendant live
In different counties at the commence
ment of any such action, except process
OF foreign attachment, and during it's
tendency one party moves into the same
county with the other. it may on motion
or either. be transferred to the county
Where both then live, if the court thinks
that justice will thereby be promoted !:
and be tried, as if originally commenced
6oJ
that suits by the assignee Of non-ne-
gotiable chose in action, when brought
in the supreme judicial or a superior,
municipal, or police court, shall be com
menced in the county in which the orig
1nal creditor might have maintained his
action; and when brought before a trial
justice, the writ shall be made return
able before a magistrate who would
nave had jurisdiction had the chose in
aet1on no not been assigned. '-(Approved
Chapter 1863.
An Act confirming the official acts of
frank ID. Henderson, acting as regis
ter of deeds for York county.
Section 1. The official acts of Frank
u; Henderson, of Limerick, in the county
of York and State of Maine, clerk Of
courts for said York county, acting as
register. of deeds, under the provisions
the Revised Statutes, from February
third in the year of our Lord nineteen
hundred fourteen, to June thfrtieth in
the year of our Lord nineteen hundred
fourteen, each date inclusive, are here
by ratified and confirmed with the same