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IINpTER f62.

" A. 70 Amend Section Thirty eight
~ Nhaptrr One Hundred Seventeen OF
ene Revised Statutes. Increasing the
SS,alarl of the Judge of Probate of
1lofk County.
De il enacted, etc.:
section Section thirty eight. chap
Y y one hundred seventeen OF the re-
y. seo statutes Is amended by striking
y. ~ sfter the word York. in the twcnti-
~ me thereof. the words thirteen
Nunufen and inserting In the place
MIRO" "of tho words one thousand SIX
sSnlfed, 50 that the same as amend
snail read:
section 30 Judges of probate In the
TT" counties shall receive annual sal
~ from the treasurers of the coun-
w. w. IN quarterly payments on the first
NJ. OF January. April. July and Oc-
bo, as follows: Androscoggin. one
, nna dollars: Aroostook. twelve
sS oed dollars: Cumberland. three
r OIIa dollars: Franklin. six hundred
la, In Hancock. eleven hundred dol
10. hennebec. seventeen hundred dol
MI N, hhoN seven hundred dollars; Lin
6 on, i've hundred dollars: Oxford. one
m nahn dollars; Penobscot. eighteen
tsS , ~ dollars: PiscekaQuls, six hum
tsd s collars; Sagadahoc. eight hun
Lla oollats; Somerset. eight hundred
FF.ars; Waldo, seven hundred dollars !;
III u 'hgton. eight hundred dollars
nj - one thousand six hundred dollars:
n laa ue Ices to which they are entitled
|on ~ except the fee provided in sec
nd t,ort} nine OF chapter one hundred
49, ny i've. shall be taxed and col
ma. ana paid over by the registers
h r noa'. 10 the county treasurers for
" use Of their counties
approved April 3, 1917.
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(IINI,TER 1OT.

AN ACT Providing for Monthly Pay
ment of Salaries of County Officials
BE 1t enacted. etc.
Section J. Tho salaries of Judges Of
probate registers OF probate. clerks of
judicial courts. sheriffs. county com
mlssionors. registers of deeds and coun-
ty troasulcrs of the several counties.
shall be paid In equal monthly pay
ments ON the last day OF each month
Section 2. All acts and parts of ects
Inconsistent with tho provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.
Improved April 3. 1911
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~ 10 Enable the CHIEF Eu-nccr
n thr State Highway Commission to
Convey a Certain Lot or Parcel of
Land Owned by the State OF Maine to
the European & North American
Railroad
Be It enacted. etc:
Whe'a1s the state highway commis-
On entered into an agreement
hch yressltates the conveying OF n
risH ut or parcel OF land owned by
10 SIT. Of Maine to the European &
merlcHn Railroad. therefore.
b. Il ,laeted that the chief engineer
tn flte highway commission Is
Gehs Empowered and authorized in
b. na"r Of the State OF Maine to con-
g to IT," European & North American
,atro.d certain lot o, parcel OF land
fulted ora Treat q Webster island In
id TnWn county OF Pcnobscot and
IA,e ~ Maine. being the same prem
r. rpu'osed to the State OF Maine by
'hAres l. Perkins and Fannie NJ. Per-
pms his wife. on the ninth day OF July.
Nineteen hundred and fourteen. and re-
Fofded lu the registry of deeds. county
Penob-cot, volume eight hundred
lNtnty three. page one hundred ninety
Rhe . which deed and record refer
l@a IL hereby made for a more par
saai description OF the premises
Ench the chief engineer OF the state
gR1y commission is hereby author
~ 70 convey to the European &
yo'h American Railroad.
approved April 2. 1917
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- Amend Section one of
Thirty -four of the Revised
Prov iding for the Appoint
Deputy Commissioner Of
ra.
I'd. etc:
80 oC chapter thirty-four of
statutes is hereby amend
x the following words:
umissioncr of agriculture
fhc approval of the govern
5aeil. appoint a deputy com
II agriculture. who shall be
8 ono of the department bu-
ae department of agriculture
perform the duties of the
Haer Of agriculture during his
ia addition to his duties as
department bureau. The
amiSsioner shall hold office
term of office of the COM
-=ar until his successor Is ap-
ID his compensation and eX-
4ll be paid from any funds
I'D for the use OF the depart
~sau of which he is chief. so
section as amended shall
lows.
NJ A state department of
hall be maintained for the
Of agriculture and the
al Of the interests of nus
commissioner of agricul-
II ba elected biennially by the
lay Joint ballot of The sena-
r aroScntatives In conN cntion
1 1. -, fAr 70
gsa and until his successor
ID ND qualified. He shall give
III sum of ten thousand dol
~ tate with sufficient sure
surety company author
IL business In the state. as
r. s. approved by the treas
conditioned to faithfully
all moneys received and
Hy him as said commits
commissioner Of agricul-
with the approval of tho
Il council, appoint = dcpn y
arr of agriculture. y hu shall
of one Of the dcnartnent
the department of a"ricul-
hall perform the duties of
ssioner of agriculture dur
absenCe. in addition TO his
chief Of q department bu-
p deputy commissioner shall
during the term Of oilice of
ui sIoncr or until his success
pointed. and his compensation
.nses shall be paid from any
appropriated for The use Of
rtment bureau Of which he Is
proved March 81, 1917
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scoggin County Registry of Deeds.
BE Ii enacind etc

That the second paragraph OF section
forty-five of chapter one hundred sew
enteen of the revised statutes be here
by amended by striking out the words
five hundred twenty" after tho word
deeds" and inserting In place thereof
the words ten hundred and forty so
that said second paragraph of said sec
ton as amended shall read as follows
In Androscoggn county: for clerks In
red and forty dollars; for clerks in the
office of register of probate. five humid
red twenty dollars; for clerks In the Of
flee Of clerk of courts, six hundred dol
lars
TApproved April 2. 1911
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list or presiding at such meeting. In
order that his name or the name of any
other person may be entered on such
list. or his vote or that Of another be
received; or casts moro than one vote
at one balloting. or Is disorderly at
such meeting. forfeib for each offense.
not exceeding one hundred. nor Ices
than ten dollars
Improved April 3. 1s17.l
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AN ACT to Provide for Discharge of
Record Attachments OF Real Estate
which Have Iapsed.
BE 1t enacted. etc.
Section / When an attachment ,of
real estate ~ made In any action mud
the writ IL not entered In court OF
when any attachment Of real estate is
dissolved by lapse OF time or failure to
levy upon tho judgment debt within the
time prescribed by law to preserve SAID
attachment. and the said attachment
then remains undischarged upon tho
records of the registry of deeds. the
plaintiff upon the demand of the dc
PENDANT shall either cause the said at
tachincnt to be discharged upon thC
records of the registry OF deeds. or give
n certificate. signed. sealed and &C
knowlcdged by him that said attach
mcnt is discharge when said Certih-
cate Ia prepared and presented to the
plaintiff by the defendant, which said
certificate the register OF deeds shall
record with reference thereto on the
margin of the record OF said attach
mcnt
Section 2 If the plaintiff shall upon
demand unreasonably delay or refuse
to discharge the said attachment as
prescribed in section ono OF this net
then "A bill in equity against the .lld
plaintiff may be filed by the defend
ant In the supreme judicial court. In the
county In which the attachment OF said
real estate has been made. upon said
bill. such notice shall be given as may
he ordered hy any Justice OF the said
court. In term time or In vacation. and
may be had according to the usual
course Of suits In equity. and said
81 ut ement shall be discharged by de
cree OF court duly filed In the registry
# deeds which the register OF deeds
shall record with reference thereto on
the margin OF the record OF a1id nj
tnchment
Annronc1 Anrll & 1917
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IIIAIsTItII IL

AN Act to Amend SECTION seventy
nine Of Chapter Fifty-scvcn of he
Revised Statutes. RelntJuE 10 Speed
Of Trains Over and Obstruction Of
Grade Crossings
BE 1t enacted, etc:
Section seventy-nine OF chapter nifty
seven of the revised statutes Is hereby
repealed and the following section l..
substituted therefor:
Section II The public utilities com
mission is authorized to fix a maximum
speed limit It which trains maA hc run
over anA grade crossing OF "A highway
ar other WY and when such limit has
been by SAID commission fixed no en-
gluc or train shall be run over such
~ nsaiugs at "A Ereatcr speed than that
n>cd by thc commission ANA no way
4hpu be unfeaSonahly and neEiiecutly
ehStraetnd hy engines. tenders OF cars.
Ia. corporation forfcils not exceeding
ON hundred dollars for cycrl such Of
fcnic
approved April 1911
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maintaining such nuisance Is guilty of
aiding In the maintenance of nuts
ance and shall be fined not less than
two hundred nor more than one thou
sand dollars and in addition thereto be
Imprisoned not less than sixty days nor
more than one year. and In default OF
payment of said fine shall be imprison-
ed for an additional term of not less
than sixty days nor more than one
year
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CHAPTER I0I.

AN ACT to Amend Paragraph One Of
Section -Four of Chapter BeVenty-two
OF tho Revised Statutes. Relating to
the Appointment of Guardians.
Be 1t enacted. etc:
Paragraph one of section four Of
chapter seventytwo o the revised
statutes Is hereby amended by adding
before tho word persons Ia the FIRST
line the word ALI and after the word
persons" the words including those /,
and by striking out the word ''includ-
ing In said first line and substituting
therefor the word and. 80 that said
paragraph as amended shall read as
follows:
I. All persons, including those in
sane or of unsound mind. and married
women. who by reason Of infirmlty or
mental lncapacity. are incompetent To
manage their own estates. or to pro
tect their rights
Approved April : 1917
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,, pctine Certain Terms Used
!, n Fifty-eight of Chapter
of the Revised statutes,
+. -####n to Licensing Children's
.- ID Maternity Hospitals.
r ted. etc:
.. The term "boardiuE house
...a#ae as used In section fifty
tptcr sixty-four of the re-
..tf4.es. shall be held to mean
other place conducted or
,., Iv any one who adVertiseS
I, holds himself out rs con-
=, boarding place for children
..a=rn years of age. or who re-
r. timate children under six
of age, or who has in. his
control three or more chill
~. sixteen years of age I'M
- parents or guardians, for
Of providing such children
ar lodging, excepting chill
ID to him by blood or mar
..r No have been Legally adopt
The term home for chill
ed in said section fifty
be held to mean any chill
Orphanage. or other inStl-
Ieiation. organization or in
Gagged in receiving. caring
d.. ding homes for orphaned.
.ud neglected children,
Whoever adyertiscS him
j., + Is himself out as placing
lin ZONES for, or otherwise dis
hildren under sixteen years
whoever within period of
a...h actually places or assists
IN homes of persons other
p, Is or causes or assists IN
adoption or disposal other
than two children under
, .#sfss Of age. shall be deemed
a or assisting In conducting
Of placing out or finding
children within the mean
- section fifty-eight.
The term maternity
used in said section nifty
bc held to mean a house
ara maintained or conduct
mo who advertises himself
nsclf out as having or con
s4atcrnity hospital or board
-. herein defined: or house
ar place in which any per-
cares for or treats. with
,., Of six months. more than
"a. - during pregnancy or dur
d. p delivery. except women
4 h~l by blood or marriage:
! 20 IaWover. that nothing here
- construed to prevent n
uract icing her profession
of the patient ar in any
IN is otherwise under thc
IF the state board of car
DIRECTIONS other than q
j. hospital or boarding house
,aatrd March n, 19l7l
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be punished by a f1ne of not less than
Ave nor moro than ono hundred dol
lars. or by Imprisonment for not more
than six months.
fApproved April ., 1871
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AN ACT to Amend Chapter Thlrty-1ve
OF the Revised Statutes. Relating to
the Live Stock Sanitary Commits
sioner.
Re 1t enacted. etc.t
Section l. Section one OF chapter thir-
ty-fve OF the revised statutes Is hereby
amended by striking out that part OF
the section beginning at and including
the word and" In the twelfth limo so
that said section as amended shall read
~ follows.
Section / For the purpose of facill-
tnting and encouraging the live stock
interests OF the state and for extlrpat-
ing all insidious. infectious and con-
tagious diseases among cattle. horses,
sheep and swine, and especially tLber-
cuosis the governor shall appoint one
person of known ability, who shall be
charged with the execution Of the pro-
visions of this chapter and shall be
known and designated us the live stock
sanitary commissioner. Before entering
upon the duties OF the Office, he shall
give bond to the state In such sum as
the governor and council may desig-
nate. with sureties. or with a surety
company authorized to do business in
the state. MS surety. to be approved by
them. for the faithful performance OF
all duties OF his office. He shall hold
office for the term OF four years unless
sooner removed by the governor.
Section 3 Section thirteen of said
chapter is hereby amended by striking
out all of the section beginning ut the
word "any" In the sixth line so that
said section as amended shall read as
follows.
Section IS. The live stock sanitary
commissioner shall make all needfu
rules and regulations ms to the manner
/ In which application shall be made to
him for the investigation of tuberculosis
In the herds of the state; provided
however, that he employ regular skill
ed veterinarians and shall regulate the
way and manner in which the test shat
be applied and the state shall not be
made responsible for any private test
made
Section g. Section twenty of said
| chapter Is hereby amended by striking
out the words commissioner of aEri-
culture" in the thirteenth line and in
sorting the words governor and coun-
ell in place thereof. Rlso In the four
teenth and fifteenth lines striking Out
the words Commissioner OF agrieul-
tur"" and inserting the words governor
and council. in place thereof so that
said section rs amended shall read rs
f loi.5WS:
Section 20 The Nv stock sanitary
commissioner shall make and preserve
| 4 fun record OF all rules and regula=
lions PROMULGATED under the provisions
OF thu chapter. and al payments and
expenses incurred hereunder, and all
other transactions performed by him.
In the DISCHARGE Of hls duties as here
In provided. and he shall ou or before
the first Wednesday in January of oaeh
year and ut other times as he may
| deem conducive to the public interest
or whenever required hy the governor.
report to the governor full and accn-
| ratio accounts OF his expenditures and
other proceedings under the provisions
hereof. and of the condition Of any in
| fictitious or contagious disease among
animals in tho state. said report shall
! be communicated by the governor to
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nd duties, and the secretary
thelT o,.s1e a salary to be fixed by
shaii, dgrl not exceeding two hund-
the D. ffty dollars a year. The
red a' ,'t.labers of the board shall
other xe four dollars a day while
eaeh a4raEed in attendance upon
actual, s't7 aid board. The inspector
neet schools for nurses shall
Of ua'' four dollars a day while
slso gagged in his or her duties
ss sue, ....s.yed March 81. 1871
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I HApT'En I53.

r- 10 Amend the Second Para
ts,@ OF Section Forty-five. of Chap
pv,sl' Hundred Seventeen of the
- Statutes Increasing the
uA' ii Clerk Hire in The Andro-
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adopted by such personr. % engAgs In.

placing out or nnding hornos Or Other
wiso disposing Of chilirou under siKteen
years Of ago. without ha,r1 la r. |
force a written l.#naec therefor from
the state board II ebF.IH ard CO.
rectiora provide 49, feH..... r. Il
section shah apply - zTf+-- -
which IL Or sh1Il esthf -. - l.=I
Beryision of thr atafr
ifles and cprfcc i3f5 ly -
q chapter uue huazH.
= rqjt1fes' Apt
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CuAITIiR $50.

Az ACT to Amend section Twenty
eight Of Chapter ~ lN aNe az tA1
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AN ACT to Amend Chapter Thrty-five
of the Revised Statutes, Relating TO
the Live Stock Sanitary Commits
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CHAPTER Ii.

rprnvcd March 81, 1917
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IN Memory OF a Japanese Prince.

Most of the distinguished men Of
Japan, without regard to party af-
filiations, have undertaken to raise a
fund for the erection Of handsome
statue to the memory of the late Mar
shall Prince Oyama, commander-hero Of
the Manchurian campaign in the Russo
Japanese war. The sculptor selected
is Taketaro Shinkai of Tokyo, and the
statue will stand on one of the finest
sites In the capitalize compound of
the war office. The enterprise Is head
ed by Marshal Prince Yamagata. Fleet
Admiral Count Togo and Marshal
Count Terauchi, premier, and is an as
sured success.-East and West News.
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The funeral of Robert Dallas Tay-
lor, who died yesterday morning was
held at 1890 this morning at Grice's
undertaking establishment. There
were many relatives of Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. Taylor present besides many
friends. The flowers were many and
beautiful. The religious services
were conducted by Rev. NJ. H. wager.
Mrs. R. R. McPhee, the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house mother, arrived in Mos
cow yesterday evening.
Pearl Morgan came from Boise yes
terday and is at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house.
Bishop Funston will be in Moscow
for few hours on Saturday morning
Misses Cora May Jones of Pocatello,
Ruth York of Boise, Elizabeth Bower
man of Pocatello and Ruth Chapman
of Colfax came in this morning.
Mrs. Richard Burke fractured her
left wrist yesterday at her home on
Adams street.
Phillip Samms of Pocatello is in
Moscow for. the approaching school
year.
All women who have hummage
ready for the Red Cross sale will make
the work much easier if they will
phone either 284 or 315R.
Mr.. F. L. Allen, the Moscow Home
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
teed work Phone 189W. 70tf
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L3El<GHH
WEATHER FORECAST-Lewiston,
Fair tonight and Saturday.

S. d. Taylor, former state auditor,
has been in Moscow for two or three
days looking after private business.
R. B. Ward left Wednesday night for
BOzeman, Mont, to spend 10 days Wis
| iting his father, E. d. Ward, who was
| formerly Moscow resident.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Steuing On North
Cherry street are the parents of fine
baby girl born Thursday
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Morley announce
the birth on Wednesday, the 26th, of a
baby boy.
| During the Red Cross rummage sale
Mrs. c. A. Stenger will give 10 percent
of her proceeds from the sale of Wade
corsets to the Red Cross society.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tuschhoff and family
| of Uniontown were in Moscow shop
ping Wednesday.
| Harriet Wildenthaler of Grange
vile is the guest of Mrs. Lester Alberts
at the Nankervis home.
| Eugene Hyde of Oreana, Lew Morris
of Wheeler and Fred Hanson arrived
in Moscow Wednesday to attend the
University.
For Sale-Numerous articles of fur
|
| 253 for information 1tf
| Mrs. w. A. Adair left this morning
for Spokane. DR.. and Miss iona AGair
will follow today.
| Orion Smith was elected captain of
! the High school football team yester-
| day Smith is a sophomore in High
school.
Jack Richmond of Lapwai Arthur
Anderson of Orofino, Give Roberts of
| ColfaX, Vernon Clements of Boise are
all back ready to start their universe
| ty work again
| Miss Dorothy Beevis of Lewiston was
the guest of Miss Lois Parsons today.
Miss Beevis will attend the Univer-
sity of Washington at Seattle again
this year.
| DR.. Joseph Aspray will return Sun
| day from the east where he has been
| taking a post graduate course in X-ray
work
| Mrs. Jennie Stratton, who has been
| visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs. F.
w. Leitch for the past three months
left for her home at Fairfield in south
ern Idaho this morning.
Ann Glindeman, the Delta Gamma
house manager, arrived in Moscow
yesterday.
Nine members of the Ivy Hurst club
met yesterday at the Red Cross head
quarters to sew.
Mrs. c. G. Brown sold her place on
Monroe street. She and her daughter,
Miss Josephine, are staying at Mrs. J.
G. Gibson's.
H. H. Settler, city sexton, is now To-
Gated at S27 Lynn, Phone Bill. OIL |
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Simplicity.

Simplicity is not so simple quality
as the word may seem to imply. 1t Is
not attained by elimination of desire.
Life is not simplified by becoming bar
rem. Simplicity means, not meager-
ness. but singleness; the simplifying,
not of the content of life, but of the
direction of life. 1t is better known as
singlemindedness, the uncomplicated
directness Of a life which moves to-
ward thoroughly determined end.
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Good advise may be had at every
hand, but good taste in dress can only
be obtained from Frank Yangel, The
Tailor.
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