Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05

pealed.-(Approved April 2, 1851
Chapter 1873.
An Act to amend Section twenty mine
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
hereby amended by inserting after the
thereof and before the word s.or'' in
third line thereof. the following words
including any building erected or
owned py any city, town, county, school
district or other municipal corporation
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section %. Whoever performs labor
or furnishes labor or materials in
erecting altering. moving. or repairing
a house building or appurrenances. in
Guiding any public building erected or
owned by any city. town, county, school
district or other municipal corporation,
or lI constructing. altering or repair
ing 81 wharf, or pier, or any building
thereon by virtue of a contract with
or by consent of the owner, has a lien
thereon and on the land on which it
STANDS and on any interest such owner
has in the same. to secure payment
tnereol. with costs If the owner Of
the building has no legal interest in
the iand on which the building is
-. VI ~ winch IL Is moved, the
lien attaches to the building, and if
the owner of the wharf or pier has
no legal interest in the land on which
s aae o Wnar1 or pier is erected, the lien
either case may be enforced as here,n-
after provided, and If the owner of
s sue 10 iand. building, wharf or pier so
u wnn1an s,I.s Is minor or married
minority or coverture shall not bar
recovery IN any proceedings brought to
enforce lI'-lApproved April 2. lsl51
Chapter s34.
An Act 10 amend Section forty of Chan
ter ihirty-two Of the Revised Statues
as amended by Chapter two hundrad
anu siA OF the Public Laws Of nineteen
hundred thirteen. relating TO the closed
season on fur bearing animals
Section forty of chapter thirty-two of
the Revised Statutes, as amended nv
chapter TWO hundred and six of the pub
nc laMs OF nineteen hundred thirteen
~ IeIepy amended by striking out all
OF sald section and by substituting there
Tor the following section:
section ~ Whoever from the first
gay OF march to the thrty-first day of
me the following October. both days inclu-
catches any fur-bearing animal texcpnt
bears, muskrats. bobcats. beaver. loup-
cerFier' canada lynx, and weasels.J or
th tr,, from the first day of May TO
toDet, DOM Gays inclusive hunts traps
hllS; pursueS or catches, any muskrat q.
shall pay fne of ten dollars and costs
lof each oifense and in addition thereto
Lhree doliars Tor each fur bearing animal
hunted, trapped, killed. pursued or
caught IN violation hereof or whoever
az any llme hunts. traps. kills, pursues.
catches or has in possession any beaver.
or part thereof, except as provided in
section thirty-nine of this chapter shall
pay hne OF one hundred dollars aud
ekah
lawful to set trap within twenty-five
feet OF Il muskrat house. under penalty
OF Ten dollars and costs for each offense
Inc foregoing provisions shall not apply
10 fur-bearing animals artificialy propa-
gated and under control of the owner.
Provided, however, that any person may
than beaver or any wild bird found
Destroying his property.'-(Approved April
., 1872
Chapter 3a5.
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:
Androscoggin. Two thousand dollars;
Aroostook, two thousand dollars, Cum
berland, twenty-five hundred dollars:
Cumberland, deputy clerk, eighteen hun
bred 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; Pts
cataquis, twelve hundred dollars; Saga
dahoc, seventeen hundred dollars; Som
ersat, eighteen hundred dollars; Waldo,
twelve hundred dollars; Washington,
fourteen hundred fifty dollars, York,
nineteen hundred dollars
The sums above mentioned shall be
in full compensa ton for the perform
ance of all duties required of clerks, IN
GLIDING 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 I
act are hereby repealed.
Section 8. Any official now receiving ,
4 salary greater than is herein pro-
vided shall continue to receive his pres
ent salary until the expiration of his
term of ofdce.-(Approved April ., 1851
Chapter 1886.
An Act additional to Section one OF Chap
ter fifty-five of the Revised Statutes as /
amended by Section twenty-seven OF
Chapter one hundred twenty-nlne OF the
Public Laws Of nineteen hundred thir-
teen, relating to corporations Tor the
operation of telegraphs or telephones
and other public utilities.
Section one of chapter hfty-hve OF the
Revised Statutes as amended py sectlon
of chapter one hundred ]
twenty-nine Of the public laws OF nine '
zen hundred thirteen is herepy Amended
nv adding thereto the following:
Provided however, that any corpora !,
ton authorized to make, generate, sell,
distribute and supply electricity may sell .
and distribute electricity TO any other !
similarly authorized, ana may
sell and distribute electricity TO any
street railroad company.
ANY corporation organized under the /,
provisions of sections five to ten inclusive
Of chapter forty-seven, shall have au-
.hority to extend its lines 10 connect with :
he feed lines of a corporation generating :
and selling electricity, and sucn corpora !,
ion shall be Obliged to furnish electricity
f requested to the extent OF It's reason :
ible capacity and at reasonable rates, pro- :
vided the public utilities commission .
shall SO order upon application therefor, .
after public hearing OF all parties inter-
asted, and said commission shall pc au- :,
horized to fix such terms and conoitlonS =
as shall safeguard the rights and inter- =
ssts of both the generating company ana :,
he distributing company. 9
Petition for such public hearing may be I
made by ten individuals VINO contemplate +
he organization of corporation as above (
provided and the commission may noid 6
is hearing thereon and make Its order g
md if the petitioners organize corpora s
l.