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

and Of properly held By. tsstamentary
trustees. may be appointed hy the judge
or register Of probate: and the Judge or
register may appoint only one appraiser,
II IN his opinion, the nature OF the prop
erty makes II advisable 30 to do.-tAp-
proved April 1, 1slh)
Chapter ~
An Act relating TO the vsrtncA&aon Of
certificates OF organization q corDoea-
tons.
The oath TO the cert1nca4s q sEEaai-
ton eight Of chapter foru-ssTen Of tns
Revised Statutes. may Be made cntsade
the state before notary pubic, or q
commissioner appointed by the governor
other states. by any subscriber to aaid
certificate who was actually present In
the state at the meeting for rhe organi-
eaton Of the corporation All certia-
Gates heretofore verified outside the
state before q notary pubic or such
commissioner shall be deemed to COM
isi5.) -
Chapter 20.
Gil 10 submit to each legislature the ap-
proximate amount Of money necessary
TO defray the expenses of the public
service.
r'he governor and council shah sub
nit to each legislature not less than
fifteen days after it convenes. an
estimate in detail or a general estimate
in any instance where il is impracticable
10 give specific items, subdivided under
appropriate headings, of such sums as
may be deemed necessary to defray the
several charges and expenses OF the
ceedtng year This estimate shall also
include such sums as may be deemed
necessary for charitable and benevolent
institutions, new buildings or the reno
walton of old buildings OF State
institutions, and for such other purposes
for which public money may be properly
appropriated 1t shall be accompanied
by statement showing the total valu-
alton OF taxable property in the State as
compiled by the board of State assessors
ans the rate Of taxation necessary to
produce approximately the revenue re-
CURED to meet such appropriations. 1t
shall also slow the estimated income
OF the State for said two years from
sources other than direct taxation.-(Ap-
proved April !, 1872
Chapter 800.
An Act to amend Section fourteen Of
CHAPTER one hundred thirty of the Pub
lie Laws of nineteen hundred thirteen
relating to the method Of settling dam
ages caused by opening, altering. Wlo-
ening or changing the grade OF state
nr State aid highways.
Section fourteen Of chapter one hun
dred thirty of the public laws OF nine
teen hundred thirteen Is hereby amended
by striking out all Of said section after
the word provided" in the eighth line
thereof and adding thereto the follow
ing; Whenever the commission shall
a'ter, widen or change the grade Of any
state or State aid highway as herein
PROVIDED, TO the injury of an owner OF
adjoining land ne may within six months
apply IN writing TO the comm ssion set
ing forth the injury complained OF and
~ a SIC IVA NV $hay-
shall view such way and assess the dam
ages, if any, that have been occasioned
thereby, 10 be appornOned by the com
mission as law and Justice may require
and shall be paid accordingly. and any
person aSgr1evec by said assessment
may have the damages determined on
complaint 10 the supreme judicial court.
The proceedings Of said complaint shall
be as described in section eight of chap
ter twenty-three of the Revised Statutes.
Said complaint shall be flied at the term
Of the supreme judicial court next to be
held within the county where the land
is situated after sixty days from the
date Of assessment of damages by the
commission that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section Il. The commission may alter
widen or change The grade of any State
or state aid highway whenever in its
judgment the public exigency may re-
qulre, and Il may lay out, establish and
open new highway as a State or State
aid highway. II may also discontinue a
highway as a State or State aid high
way and the same shall be thereafter
maintained by the town or county orig
iEally liable therefor except as herein
otherwise provided. Whenever the COM
mission shall alter, widen or change
the grade OF any State or State aid high
way as herein provided. to the INJURY of
an owner Of adjoining land he may with
in six months apply in writing to the
commission setting forth the injury
complained Of and the damages claimed
therefor, and they shall view such way
and assess the damages if any, that
have been occasioned thereby, to be
a1portoned by the commission as law
and Justice may require and shall be
paid accordingly, and any person ag-
grieved by said assessment may have
the damages determined on complaint TO
ceedings on said complaint shall be as
described in section eight of chapter
tuenty-three Of the Revised Statutes
SAID complaint shall be filed at the term
of the supreme judicial court next to
be held within the county where the
land is situated after sixty days from
the date Of assessment of damages by
the commission.
Whenever the commission shall Law
out establish and open new highway
as a State or State ala highway il shah
first flX or award the damages sustained
Ivy the owner of any land through which
said highway passes and any person az
gTleved by such award may have the
damages determined as hereinbefore pro-
Nldeo IN cases OF altering, widening or
changing of grade '-tApprove April !,
1Jsl.s
Chapter 3o1.
An Act additional to Chapter thirty-two
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
Chapter two hundred six of the Public
Laws of nineteen hundred thirteen, re-
lating to fishing in Great brook and Il,
Dixon brook, in York county.
NO person shall fish for. take. catch
or kill any kind of fish at any time in
Great brook, tributary to Salmon
Falls river, or in Dixon brook. a trlbu-
taIy to said Great brook. in the county
OF York. nor shall any person have in
possession at any time any kind of FISH
taken in either Of said brooks
Whoever violates any provision of this
act shall pay fine of NOT less than ten
dollars nor more than thirty dolla RS
and costs of prosecution for each Of
Tense; and in addition thereto one dollar
for each fish taken. caught, killed or
had in possession in violation of any
provisions Of this act.-(Approved April /,
1851
Chapter 3o2
An Act additional to Chapter thirty-two
of the Revised Statutes as anende nv