The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-08

ing, shall have agreed that the service Of
any legal process against him as such
guardian. or that the service Of any such
against hm his
arising out of any of his acts or onis-
sions as such guardian shall. il made on
said agent, have like effect as If made on
himself personally within the State. and
such service shall have such effect The
bond of a nonresident guardian shall not
be approved until such appointment, with
appointed, is SO filed. If any agent ap-
pointed under this section dies or re-
moves from the State before the final
settlement of the accounts Of his princi-
pal. another appointment shall be made,
hled and recorded as above provided, and
the powers of an agent appointed under
the provisions of this section shall not be
revoked prior to the final settlement Of
the estate unless another appointment
shall be made as herein provided The
name and address of such agent shall be
endorsed by the agent upon every ac-
count of the guardian before same is al
lowed. Neglect or refusal by a guardian
to comply with any provision Of this Sec
ton shall be cause of for removal-(Ap-
proved March 20, 1851
Chapter 221.
An Act to abolish the office of town
agent, by amending Section fourteen of
Chapter four of the Revised Statutes
wo 1 hrteen t o Of
Laws of nineteen hundred thirteen.
Section fourteen of chapter four of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by section
two OF chapter two hundred thirteen of
the public laws of nineteen hundred thir-
teen, is hereby. amended by striking out
the words land town agent in the third
line thereof and inserting the word and
in the second line before the words
school committee; and striking out at
the end of said section the words, 1.-THE
town agent shall act under the direction
OF the selectmen and shall receive from
the treasury of the town, such compen-
satlon for his services as may be fixed by
vote of the town; otherwise, as the select
men shall allow" so that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section IA. Moderator, town clerk. Sc
lectmen, assessors and overseeys of the
poor, treasurer, auditor and school COM
mittee. shall be elected by ballot and the
elected, they shall be appointed by the
selectmen. '-(Approved March 30, 1851
Chapter 222.
An Act to amend Section thirty-nine Of
Chapter thirty-two of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by Chapter two hun
bred and six of the Public Laws of
nineteen hundred thirteen. relating to
the protection of beaver.
Section thirty-nine of chapter thirty two
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
chapter two hundred and six of the pub
lie laws of nineteen hundred thirteen, Is
hereby amended by striking out all of
said section and by substituting therefor
the following section:
Section 80. The commissioners of in
land fisheries and game, upon written COM
plant of any land owner that beaver are
doing actual, substantial damage to his
property, shall have authority to declare
an open season for beaver upon such land
for such period of time as they may deem
necessary to remove the beaver that are
doing the damage complained of, during
which open season it shall be lawful for
any licensed hunter and trapper Of fur
bearing animals to trap beaver thereon.
No open season for beaver as contem-
plated by this section shall take effect
until the commissioners of inland fisheries
and game shall have caused notice or
such proposed open season to be pub
county in which the land on which the
open season for beaver is declared is To-
Gated, and said commissioners shall also
file copy of said notice of open season with
the clerk of the town or plantation In
which such land is located, or II the land
is in an unorganized place, with the clerk
OF courts for the county in which the
land is located. r.,
Whenever during a special open season
on beaver as is contemplated by this
section it shall appear to the commission
ers of inland fisheries and game that the
privileges of such open season are being
of inland fisheries and game may suspend
the open, season and declare it close sea-
son for beaver on such land for such
time as they may designate.
1t shall be unlawful to take any
beaver anywhere in the State at any time
except during such open season as may
be declared by the commissioners Of in
land fisheries and game in accordance
with the provisions of this section.
Whoever takes any beaver in violation
OF any of the provisions of this section
shal De subject to a penalty of twenty
hye dollars, and costs for each beaver
mr. 1yin lad ivor rioIo ~
provision of this section. 1t shall also be
unlawful, under the same penalty, for
any person to have in possession at any
time, any beaver, or part thereof, taken
IN violation of any provision of this sec
tlon.'-(Approved March 49, 1850
Chapter 223.
An Act to amend Section sixty-three of
chapter fifteen Of the Revised Stat
three of the Public Laws Of nineteen
hundred seven. as further amended by
chapters siMty-two and one hundred
teen hundred nine, and as further
amended by Chapter fifty-seven of the
Public Laws Of nineteen hundred thir-
i teen 1soq relating to. the tuition of pupils
section siAty-three of chapter fifteen
of the-Revised Statutes as amended by
chapter seventy-three Of public laws of
chapters sixty-two and one hundred six
teen of the public laws of nineteen hun
bred nine, as amended by chapter fifty
seven of the public laws of nineteen
hundred thirteen, is hereby further
amended by inserting after the word
scholarship in the thirtieth line there
OF ,t;t the following: Any youth who other.
wise meets the requirements of this
sectlon with reference to admission to
secondary schools shall be entitled to
the payment of his tuition, as herein
provided, In any high school Of the
or class for such part of the course
as equivalent In grade to the correspond
ing wears of a standard secondary
course so that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
Section e.. -iny youth who resides
with parent or guardian in any town
winch does not support and maintain a
standard secondary school, may attend
any approvtd secondary school to which
ne may gain entrance by permission of
those having charge thereof, provided
the said youth shall attend school or
schools whose courses are approved by
the State superintendent of schools and
In such case the tuition of said youth,
for any one youth, shall be paid by tho
town in. which he resides as aforesaid,
and said tuition SO paid, shall be made
9 part of the high school fund of the
town receiving the same; and towns
snail raise annually, as other school
pay such tuition charges. provided, how
ever, that no youth shall be entitled to
free tuition under the provisions of this
section unless he shall have satisfaoto-
rlly passed an examination in common
school branches, said examination hav-
the superintendent of schools of the
town wherein such youth rasidas nm