The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
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An ACT TO amend section TWO OF CnAptef
amended By Chapter. two hundred slx
Of the Public Laws Of nineteen hundred
thirteen, relating to fishing In the pool
Ct Upper Dam and IN the river running
munk. in the county Of Oxford.
So much Of section two Of chapter
thirty.two Of the Revised Statutes, -
amended by chapter two hundred and six
OF the public laws Of nineteen hundred
nary way Of angling with artificial flies,
or ny fishing, In the pool at Upper Dam
ana IN the river running from said pool
to Lake Mollychunkamunk, In the county
OF Oxford. from September fifteenth to
September thirtieth of each year, both
days inclusive, Is hereby repealed.-(Ap-
proved March II, 1872
Chapter 12s.
An Act to amend Section thirty-four of
Chapter fifteen of the Revised Statutes,
as amended by Chapter one hundred
Seventy-thTee of the Public Laws of
nineteen hundred and eleven, and Chap
ter seventy-eight of the Public Laws Of
nineteen hundred thirteen. relating to
the employment Of superintendent of
schools.
Section thirty-four Of chapter fifteen OF
the Revised Statutes, as amended BY
chapter one hundred and seventy three Of
the public laws of nineteen hundred
eleven and chapter seventy-eight Of the
public laws of nineteen hundred thirteen,
Is Is. hereby further amended by inserting
Line thereof the words and, after the
first day of July, nineteen hundred six
teen, no person shall be eligible to the
once OF superintendent of schools under
shall hold teachers State certificate, or
state certificate of superintendent
grade, SO that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
Section "a. The management of the
schools and the custody and care. in
Guiding repairs and insurance on school
buildings, OF all schoof property in every
town, shall devolve upon the superin-
s tending school committee which shall
occur, elect superintendent of school
who shall not be a member of the COM
mittee, and, after the first day of July,
M e5t hundred sixteen. no person shall
ne ellglbie to the office of superintendent
OF schools under the provisions of this
section unless he shall hold a teachers
slate certificate, or State certificate of
and grade After due notice
school committee may for cause dis
charge a Superintendent of schools and
aiter protracted absence from duty on
clare vacancy in his office. This sec
tlon. so far as it relates to the manner
OF the election or employment of SUPER
lnLendents of schools shall not apply to
laws to employ or choose syperintendents
IN manner otherwise than is herein nro-
vided. March II, 1851
Chapter 100.
An Act in relation to the collecting and
preserving of plans of townships and
other properties.
Section l. The county commissioners
OF the several counties shall at the ar
pense of their respective counties pro
cure such plans of the townships In their
counties as may be in existence and If
the original plans are not in existence, or
cannot be had at reasonable price. thew
snall procure copies of the most anthem
TIC plans known to exist All such con-
les shall be on the hest quality of linen
paper backed with cloth.
Section 2. Suitable filing cases shall be
PROVIDED IN each registry of deeds for
the reception and preservation of such
plans and a suitable index shall be made
OF all such plans on file.
Section 8. Said commissioners NAV at
thelr discretion procure such plans, other
than township plans, of properties within
their counties, either originals or copies.
as they deem for the interest of their
counties to have preserved on the files OF
tne registry OF deeds. This section shall
OF any pian which the proprietor of any
estate is required by law to file with the
register of deeds.-(Approved March II.
Chapter 1871.
An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
thirty-two of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Chapter two hundred and
SIX OF the Public Laws of nineteen hun
cred cred thirteen, relating to fishing in
Rapid river, between Lower Richard
son lake. and Umbagog lake, and in
aond-in-the-River. in the county of
Oxford.
Section l. So much OF section two of
chapter thirty-two Of the Revised Stat
and six of the public laws of nineteen
hundred thirteen, as prohibits fishing in
me s, ordinary way Of angling. with artifi-
e elal nles. or ny fishing, in Rapid river,
from Lower Richardson lake to Umbagog
lake, between September fifteenth and
September thirtieth of each year, both
days inclusive. is hereby repealed.
Section 2: So much of section two of
chapter thirty-two of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by chapter two hundred
and six OF the public laws of nineteen
hundred thirteen. as prohibits bait fish
ing, IN Pond-in-the-River, in said county
and September thirtieth of each year,
both days inclusive, is hereby repealed
tApproved March II, 1859
Chapter 1872.
An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
tnlFty-lWo VI lHe REVISED statutes, as
amended by Chapter two hundred and
six of the Public Laws Of nineteen hun
. dred thirteen, relating to ice fishing in
Lower Kezar Pond, in the town OF
Fryeburg, in Oxford county, and in the
town Of Bridgton, in Cumberland
county.
So much Of section two Of chapter
thirty-two of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by chapter two hundred and six
of the public laws of nineteen hundred
thirteen, as prohibits fishing through the
ice for pickerel and black bass, in accord
ance with the general law of the State
relating to ice fishing, in Lower Kezar
pond. in the town of Fryeburg. in Oxford
county, and In the town of Bridgton, in
Cumberland county, is hereby repealed
approved March II, 1861
Chapter 1873.
An Act additional to chapter thirty-two
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
Chapter two hundred and six of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred thir-
teen, relating to the use Of firearms
upon Megunticook lake and adjacent
waters and tributaries thereof, In
the shores thereof
prohibited from the first day of April of
each year to the thirtieth day of Septem-
Der following, both days inclusive, upon
the waters of Megunticook lake, formerly
called Canaan lake, and it's tributary
lakes, ponds and streams. and upon the
within the following roads: Beginning
at Hopkins Corner, so-called, in the
town of Camden; thence via the Turn
pike road, so-called, to Lincolnville Cen
ter; thence to Wiley's Corner In Lincoln
vile: thence. to the Mansfield school
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