The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

PUBLlC Il.
lamation, and he shall therein FIX the
time within which nomination papers
shall be filed and the time for transmit
ting to town clerks lists Of candidates
practicable. ali the provisions hereof n shall
be applicable thereto. II the time 10 In
sufficient therefor. said nomination may
be supplied IN the manner provided ,, IN
mated shall file acceptances and returns
of expenditures as hereinbefore pro-
vided.'-(Approved March 10, 1861
+. Chapter 48.
An Act to amend paragraph twenty
seven Of Section one Of Chapter one
hundred sixteen Of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by Chapter fifty -four
Ct the Public Laws Of nineteen hun,
ninety-seven and two hundred five Of
the Public Laws OF nineteen hundred
nine, relating to the compensation Of
the subordinate officers Of the Maine
Paragraph twen.y-seven Of section one
Of chapter one hundred sixteen Of the
Revised Statutes. as amended BY chapter
hundred seven and chapters one hun
bred ninety-seyen and two hundred five
of the public laws of nineteen hundred
nine, is hereby amended SO that said
follows:
Warden of the State prison, two
thousand five hundred dollars, which
shall be in full for all services. including
money under, general provisions Of law;
and he shall have the. use. without
charge, of such parts Of the keepers
tenant to the prison. and yard, as the
governor and council may direct, and
fuel for his own use; deputy warden.
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eight hundred dollars; day guards, seven
hundred twenty dollars each; physician,
five hundred dollars; gate keeper, seven
two hundred dollars in addition to his
salary as guard; chaplin and teacher,
fifteen hundred dollars; night guards.
seven hundred eighty dollars; wagon
yard master. seven hundred twenty dol
lars; night Waterman, seven hundred
twenty dollars. '-(Approved March 10,
i, 1850
Chapter 40.
An Act to amend Section one of Chapter
one hundred and forty-five of the Pub
lie Laws of nineteen hundred eleven
entitled, AN Act to insure publicity
State and to facilitate the legislative
committees in dealing with questions
of appropriations"
Section one of chapter One hundred and
forty five of the public laws of nineteen
read as follows:
Section l. On or before the first Mon
day of December in each year preceding
the session of the legislature, every cor
porations. and every association and
institution, whether public or private,
receiving an appropriation from the
cto n detail Of all
with the reason therefor, for which any
general or special appropriation is de-
sired at the ensuing session of the legis-
or institution. The State auditor. may
from time to time, require any such
corporation, association or institution to
report to him as to such fiscal affairs as
compilation of the tabulation provided
in the following section. Each of the re-
ports and statements of desired appro-
form as may be prescribed by the State
auditor, and shall be public records
(Approved March 10. 1851
Chapter SO.
An Act to amend Section seventy-three
Of Chapter four Of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to the investment Of
sinking funds established by any city
or town.
Section seventy-thr Of chapter four
OIL Tile htNlStu oLGtuItS Is A6TGUy
amended by striking out all that portion
Of said section after the word purpose
in the third line thereof and inserting
in place thereof the following: and is
such sinking fund in its own bonds, in
the public funds of the United States
and of any of the New England States
bonds of he ces and
of this State, and in the bonds and obi
cations of any. municipal or quasi-muni-
cipal corporation of this State, when
such securities are direct obligation
on all the taxable property of said cor
poration; provided that this section shall
not be construed to require any change
said section as amended shall read as
follows:
Section 49, Any city or town which
has a funded Indebtedness may create
a sinking fund for the payment and re-
raise money by taxation for such pur-
pose, and is restricted to and may here
after invest such sinking fund in it's own
States States and 10 Of any any Of the New England
States and the state of New York. and
in the bonds of the counties. cities and
towns of this State, and in the bonds
quasi-municipal corporation of this
State, when such securities are a direct
obligation on all the taxable property of
said corporation; provided that this sec
ton shall not be construed to require
any change of investments heretofore
made.'-(Approved March 10, 1851
Chapter 81.
All Act additional to Chapter thirty-t two
of the Revised Statutes, as amended by
Chapter two hundred six of the Public
Laws of nineteen hundred thirteen,
relating to the protection of foxes.
Section 1. No person shall at any time
between the first day Of March and the
first day Of November following of each
year dig out, modest or destroy In any
way any fox den or fox dens, or remove
or cause to be removed therefrom any
fox or foxes, except those enclosed in
private fox ranches.
Section 2. Whoever. violates any pro-
vision of this act shall pay a fine of ten
dollars and costs for each offense.-(Ap-
proved March 10, 1851
Chapter So.
An Act additional to Chapter thirty two
Of the Revised Statutes, as amended
by Chapter two hundred and six of the
teen,. relating to. fishing in Meadow
Brook and its tributaries, in the towns
of Stockton Springs and Prospect, in
the county of Waldo.
Section l. No person shall fish for.
take, catch or kill any kind Of fish at
in the towns of Stockton Springs and
Prospect, in the county of Waldo, or
in any Of Its tributaries; nor shall any
person have in possession at any time
any kind of fish taken in any Of said
waters.
vision Of section one Of this act act shall
pay fine of not less than ten nor more
9than thirty dollars and costs for each
offense; and in addition thereto one