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

Chapter "a.
An Act to amend Section twenty-six OF
Chapter forty-eight of the Revised
Statutes. relating to the deposit by
savings banks and institutions for saw
ings of collateral for loans made with
out the State.
Section twenty-six of chapter iorty-
eight OF the Revised Statutes is hereby
by adding thereto the following
words. and may deposit subject to the
approval OF the bank commissioner with
such banks or banking associations any
securities received as collateral for time
loans made to any person or corporation
without the State SO that said section
as amended shall read as follows:
Section Is. Savings banks and institu-
tions for savings may deposit on call in
banks or banking associations incorporat-
ed under the authority Of this State, or
the laws of the United States, and re-
ceive interest for the same: and may de-
post, subject to the approval of the
bank commissioner, with such banks or
banking associations any securities re-
to any person or corporation without the
March 4, 1879
Chapter Is.
An Act to amend Chapter two hundred
and nineteen of the Public Laws OF
to the salary of the stenographer of the
superior court for Kennebec county.
Chapter two hundred and nineteen of
the public laws OF nineteen hundred and
out in the last paragraph of said chap
ter. after the word 'kennebec," the
words thirteen hundred and inserting
in lieu thereof the words fifteen hun
bred" so that said paragraph as amend
ed shall read as follows:
Kennebec fifteen hundred dollars a
year in full for all services chargeable
by him to the county - (Approved
March 4, 1859
Chapter 26.
An Act to amend Section nine of Chap
ter thirtytwo of the Revised Statutes,
as amended by Chapter two hundred
and six of the Public Laws of nineteen
hundred thirteen, relating to the tax
ing Of suckers cells, hornpouts and yell
low perch with eel pots, traps, spears
or nets.
Section nipe of chapter thirty-two of
the Revised Statutes, as amended by
chapter two hundred and six Of the pub
hereby amended by striking out all of
said section and by substituting therefor
the following section:
Section 9. Suckers, cells. hornpouts and
yellow perch may be taken with eel pots.
traps. spears or nets, in such inland
waters and under such rules and regula-
lions az may be established by the COM
missoners Of inland fisheries and game.
Said commissioners shall establish and
designate by public notice the waters
in which suckers, cells. hornpouts and
yellow perch may be taken AS provided
in this section. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person to take, catch, kill or destroy
any suckers. cells, hornpouts or yellow
perch. or to have in possession any OF
said fish. in violation of any provision
OF this section Whoever violates any
provision Of this section shall pay a fine
of thirty dollars and costs for each Of
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Chapter 81.
An Act in relation TO the improvement OF
highways with a road machine or SINH
lar device after the tenth day Of -Au-
gust in any year.
Section /. Whenever a road commits
sioner. officer or employee of any city OF
town improves any highway with a road
machine or any similar device after the
tenth day of August in any year except
by light smoothing Or maintenance work
there shall be Immediately placed a sur
face OF gravel TO the average depth OF
six inches on the section of the highway
so improved. Whenever a road commits
sioner. official or employee of any city
or town shall violate this act, the State
Highway Commission shall cause to be
withheld for such year all moneys due
such city or town for highway purposes
under chapter one hundred thirty of the
public laws Of nineteen hundred thirteen
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such highways as are improved under
the direction Of the State highway com
mission.-(Approved March 4, 1857
Chapter %.
An Act to amend Section ifty-three OF
Chapter sixty-siX of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to the duties Of executors
and administrators.
Section fifty-three of chapter sixty
six Of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by adding TO said section the
made to appear to the judge that it is
clearly for the benefit OF all parties in
terested, and will result in a materia
increase Of the assets OF the estate, the
Judge may authorize and direct that the
business of the deceased. in whole or ir
part, shall, for a limited time, to be deter.
mined by him. be carried on by the exc
cutor or administrator as a going busi,
ness so that said section as amended
shall read is follows:
Section 81. The judge may authorize
executors or administrators TO adjust, by
arbitration or compromise, any claims
for money or other property in favor OF
or against the estates by them repre-.
sented. And whenever it is made to ap.
pear to the judge that it is clearly fol
the benefit of all parties interested. and
will result in material increase of the
assets of the estate, the Judge may au
thoriZe and direct that the business OF
the deceased. in whole or in part. shall
for a limited time. to be determined by
him. be carried on by the executor or ad.
ministrator. as a going business TAP
proved March s. 1850
Chapter 20.
An Act to amend Section forty-seven oil
Chapter two of the Revised Statutes
relating to the notification of appoint
rnent and qualification of justices of the
peace, trial justices. and notaries public
the Revised Statutes is hereby amended
by inserting after the word state" ir
the first line thereof the following words
upon receiving evidence of the oualifi
justice or notary public, shall Immediately
notify the register OF probate and the
clerk OF the judicial courts of the county
where such officer resides. of his ap
Pointment and qualification. and also
by inserting the word and before the
word clerks in the third line thereo
and also by striking out the words ''ant
United states pension agents in the
third and fourth lines thereof, so thai
said section as amended shall read a:
follows:
Section Al. The secretary of State
upon receiving evidence of the qualifica
tion of any justice of the peace, trial jus
uce or notary public shall Immediately
notify the register of probate and the
clerk of the judicial courts of the count,
where such officer resides, of his appoint
ment and qualification and shall on the
first days of June and December, forward
to the registers Of probate courts, judge:
of municipal and police courts, and clerks
OF United States courts in the State lis
of all justices Of the peace, trial justices
and notaries public. whose commissions
are then in force, and the evidence OF
whose qualification has been filed in his
office within the six months next proceed
ing the time Of forwarding such lists
which shall contain the name and resi