Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09


CHAPTER 1863.
An Act to provide for discharge OF
record attachments of real estate
which have lapsed.
real estate is made in any action ane:
the writ Is not entered in court OF
when any attachment OF real estate ~
dissolved by lapse of time or 1aiiuIe
the time prescribed by law to preserve
said attachment. and the said attach-
ment then remains undischarged upon
the records of the registry OF deeos; tne
ant shall either cause the said attach
ment TO be discharged upon the RECORDS
Of the registry of deeds. or give Ger,
tificate, signed, sealed and acknowledged
charged when said certificate is prepared
and presented to the plaintiff by the de-
PENDANT. which said certificate the reg
lister of deeds shall record with refer-
once thereto on the margin OIL Tue
record of said attachment.
Section 2. If the plaintiff shall upon
demand unreasonably delay or reruse
to discharge the said attachment as
then bill in equity against the said
plaintiff may be filed by the defendant IN
the supreme judicial court in the coun,,
ty in which the attachment of said real
such notice shall be given as may be
ordered by any justice of the said court
in term time or in vacation, and upoi,
proof thereof, such proceedings may be
had according to the usual course OF
shall be discharged by decree of court
duly filed in the registry Of deeds
which the register of deeds shall record
with reference thereto on tho margin
Of the record Of said attachment-(Ap-
proved April 8, 1910
CHAPTER ITO.
An Act TO amend Section five of Chapter
one hundred seventeen of the Revised
Statutes, relating to the expenses of
the justices of the supreme judicial
court.
Section five of chapter one hundred
seventeen. Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by adding to said section the
following words: The counties where
in such justices reside. have their offices
or are holding court, shall also receive
from the State the expenses necessarily
incurred by such justices for postage
stationery. express and telephone tolls,
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section s. The justices of the SUI
preme judicial court shall each receive
an annual salary of five thousand dol
lars. Each justice shall be reimbursed
by the State for his expenses actually
and reasonably incurred in attending
meetings appointed by the chief justice
under the provisions of section forty
sessions of the law court. upon presen-
tation to the State auditor of detailed
statement of such expenses. When any
justice of said court holds niSi prius
terms of said court in any county other
than the county in which he resides,
or when any hearing of a cause in law
or in equity is had in vacation before a
justice of said court other than one
residing in the county where said hear
ing is held, such justice shall be reim-
bursed by the State for his expenses
actually and reasonably incurred in
holding such terms, or in attending said
hearing, upon presentation to the State
auditor of detailed statement of
such expenses. The counties wherein
such justices reside. have their offices
or are holding court. shall also receive
from the State the expenses necessarily
incurred by such justices for postage
stationery. express and telephone tolls.
-(Approved April 3, 1910
CHAPTER III.
An Act to amend Section thirty-six of
Statutes. fixing a fee for registering
motor cars in neutral automobile
zones.
Section thirty-six of chapter twenty
six of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by striking out the words
said section. and inserting in place
thereof the following words, upon pay
ment of two dollars so that said Sec
ton as amended shall read as follows:
Section SO. motor vehicle owned
by a nonresident of this State who has
complied with the laws of the State of
his residence relating to registration
and licensing Of motor vehicles. and who
has a bona fide actual residence in a
State granting like privileges to resi-
dents Of this State, which residence is
located within fifteen miles by high
way of the border line of this State
may be operated upon any ways of this
State distant not more than fif-
teen miles from said border line. If such
motor vehicle is duly registered in the
State of it's owners residence and the
fee required therefor is paid and such
motor vehicle is duly registered by the
secretary of this State. The secretary
of State shall furnish at his office upon
payment of two dollars, to every per-
son whose motor vehicle is registered
as aforesaid, a metal tag of suitable
design. and oval in shape, having dis
played upon it the number assigned
to such motor vehicle, the letters Me, .
and figures showing the year of issue;
but no such tag shall be furnished for
times be conspicuously displayed on the
front of such motor vehicle. Every ap-
plication filed under the provisions of
this section shall be verified by the oath
der the provisions of this section shall
expire with each calendar year'-(Ap-
proved April 3, 1919
CHAPTER ia.
An Act to provide for the expenses of
the legislature, for salaries fixed by
law. for departmental expenses Of
the State government and for the
maintenance of the several State in
stttutions during the period Of the BIZ
ennial sessions of the legislature
Section ]. The State auditor shall IN
the month of December before the as
sembling Of each biennial session of the
legislature prepare, and shall present to
the legislature on the first day of its
session. an estimate in detail. based
upon the appropriations of the two pre-
ceding years. of the cost of the session
of the legislature. of all salaries fixed
by law. of the general departmental ex-
the ordinary current expenses or main
tenance of the State institutions, which
may be required for the period prior to
the adjournment of such legislature
Section 2. The legislature shall forth
with appropriate, with the emergency
clause. as necessary. sums sufficient to
meet such costs and expenses and the
treasurer of State is authorized to pay
me same, upon warrants drawn by
the governor and council. from any
moneys IN the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. such payments to be
charged to the regular approximations
lor the same when made. or from the
proceeds of any temporary loan.-(Ap-
proved April 8, 1919
CHAPTER ia