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provided Tor IN this act, are hereby re-
pealed.-(Approved April ., 1851

provided Tor IN this act, are hereby re-
pealed.-(Approved April .. 1851
Chapter s33.
Of Chapter ninety-three Of the Re-
vised Statutes. relating to mechanics
liens on buildings.
Section twenty-nine Of chapter nine
ty-three of the Revised Statutes is
word 'appurtenances' in the second line
thereof and before the word cor" in
third line thereof. the following words
including any building erected or
district or other municipal corporation
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section 20. Whoever performs labor
OF furnishes labor or materials in
erecting, altering, moving, or repairing
Guiding any public building erected or
owned by any city. town, county. school
district or other municipal corporation,
or IN constructing, altering OF repair
wh sy v ct ps II a
or by consent Of the owner, has lien
thereon. and on the land on which it
stands and on any interest such owner
nam nas N the he, same me to secure payment
the building has no legal interest in
the land on which the building is
erected. or to which II is moved. the
IGN t attaches to the building. and If
no legal interest in the land on which
the wharf or pier Is erected, tho lien
atIaches to the wharf or pier. and in
either case may be enforced as herein
such land. building. wharf or pier SO
contracting, Is q minor or married
woman: such lien shall exist, and such
minority or coverture shall not bar a
eeforea N any proesedings broyght to
Chapter 334.
An Act to amend Section forty of Chan
ter thirty-two OF the Revised Statutes,
as amended by CHAPTER two hundred
hundred thirteen, relating to the closed
season on fur bearing animals
section forty of chapter thirty-two of
the Revised Statutes, as amended by
chapter two hundred and six of the pub
is hereby amended by striking out ali
or said section and by substituting there-
for the following section:
Section 40. Whoever, from the first
the following October, both days inclu-
slve, hunts, traps, kills, pursues or
oears, muskrats, bobcats. beaver, loup-
w FiVA, Nolitlutl iyINy ana WGaSelS,) or
whoever, from the first day of May to
the thirty-f first day of the following Oc.
tober, both days inclusive hunts, traps,
Kills, pursues or catches. any muskrat.
Tor each offense and in addition thereto
three dollars for each fur bearing animal
hunted, trapped, killed, pursued or
e e snv Inv N violation bat hereof or whoever
catches or has in possession any beaver,
or part thereof, except as provided in
section thlrtyenine Of this chapter. shall
costs for each offense It shall be IN
lawful to set a trap within twenty-five
feet OF muskrat house, under penalty
Of ten dollars and costs for each offense.
The foregoing provisions shall not apply
to fur-bearing animals artificially propa-
gated and under control of the owner
Provided, however, that any person may
lawfully kill any wild animal (other
destroying his property. April
2, 1850
Chapter 1876.
An Act to equalize the salaries OF the
clerks of the judicial courts.
Section l. The clerks Of the judicial
courts in the several counties shall re-
ceive annual salaries from the treas
uries Of the counties, in quarterly pay
ments, on the first days of January.
April, July and October. as follows:
AIluIOSCoSSlH, WV LuouSdLu uoildi ,
Aroostook, two thousand dollars: Cum
berland, twenty-five hundred dollars
Cumberland, deputy clerk. eighteen hun
dred dollars; Franklin. twelve hundred
dollars; Hancock, eighteen hundred dol
lars; Kennebec: twenty-three hundred
fifty dollars: Knox, thirteen hundred
dollars: Lincoln, one thousand dollars;
Oxford, sixteen hundred dollars; Penob-
scot, twenty-five hundred dollars; Pis-
cataquis, twelve hundred dollars; Saga
dahoc, seventeen hundred dollars; Som.
erset, eighteen hundred dollars; Waldo,
twelve hundred dollars; Washington.
fourteen hundred fifty dollars; York,
nineteen hundred dollars.
The sums above mentioned shall be
in full compensation for the perform
ance of all duties required Of clerks, In
Guiding those performed by them as
clerks Of the supreme judicial court, su-
perior and county commissioners courts
or by clerks pro tempore, employed by
them.
Section 2 All acts or parts of acts
inconsistent with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.
Section 8. Any official now receiving
a salary greater than is herein pro-
ent salary until the expiration Of his
term of of1ce.-(Approved April 2, 1851
Chapter 336.
An Act additional to Section one Of Chap
ter fifty-fiye of the Revised Statutes az
amended by SecIloH twenty .SeSeii ~
Chapter one hundred twenty nine of thu
Public Laws Of nineteen hundred thir
teen, relating to corporations Tor tn
operation of telegraphs or telephones
and other public utilities.
Section one of chapter ffty-tve OF tn
Revjsed Statutes as amended by sector
twenty-seven Of chapter one hundred
twenty-nine Of the public laws OF nine
teen Hundred thirteen is hereby AMENDED
hv adding thereto the following:
Provided, however, that any corpora
ton authorized to make, generate, sen
distribute and supply electricity may sci
and distribute electricity to any otne
corporation similarly author1zed, ana ma:
sell and distribute electricity 10 an!
street railroad company
Any CORPORATION organized under tn
provisions Of sections five to ten inclusiv
Of chapter forty-seyen, shall have au
thority to extend its lines to connect witt
the feed lines of corporation generatini
and selling electricity, and such corpora
ton shall be obliged to furnish electriclt!
If requested to the extent Of its reason
able capacity and at reasonable rates, pro
vided the public utilities commission
shall SO order upon application therefor
after public hearing of all parties inter
ested and said commission shall pc au
thorized to fix such terms ana cono1tlons
as shall safeguard the rights and inter
ests of both the generating company AM
the distributing company.
Petition for such public hearing may b.
made by ten individuals who contempiat
the organization of a corporation as aDov
provided and the commission may hol'
its hearing thereon and make Its orde
and if the petitioners organize corpora
tion and begin business within one yea
said order shall be operative and erect
i've to give authority to said corporation,
SO that said section as amended shall real