The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-04-05

sale il alleged. and delivery proved,
II Is not necessary to prove d payment.
o9t such delivery Is sufficient evidence
i ~ Iae sa SAFE e. partner In business is
ing OF his copartner. done in the CO.
partnership business. or by any other
p person; =, IN ANY, any shop, store or other
ship. with his knowledge or assent. A
principal and his agent, clerk and sery-
ant, may all be included in the same
complaint and process The mayor Or
aldermen. selectmen or assessors, may
cause suit to be commenced on any
bond or recognizance given under this
chapter IN which HIS city, town or plan
be prosecuted to final Judgment unless
paid in full with costs. The mayor. al
dermen. selectmen, assessors and con-
stables. In every city. town and plan
ecute all violations and promptly en-
force the laws. of this chapter; and the
w,itui or corrupt neglect or refusal Of
said laws shall be punished BY a fins
not exceeding one thousand dollars or
by Imprisonment not exceeding one
year. If municipal officer, after be-
ing furnished with a written notice Of
violation of this chapter. signed by
two persons competent to be witnesses
IN civil suits and containing the names
ana residences Of the witnesses to prove
such offense. wilfully neglects or refus-
es to institute proceedings therefor, he
shall be fined not less than twenty, nor
more than fifty dollars, to be recovered
any such officer to the complaint may
be. In substance, that from a written
notice signed by two persons compe-
tent to be witnesses in civil suits, he
pelleves the complaint signed by him to
De true. Ii an execution or other final
process, issued in any civil or criminal
suit instituted under this chapter is
paced IN the hands of any proper officer
cd 1,o
sonably neglects or refuses so to do an
acuon may be commenced against him
c by any voter en, IN the county. and prose-
for. the full amount of the Judgment
and interest on such execution: and If
II is process that requires him to
t ta ana commit an offender to prison,
the damages shall not be less than fif-
", nor more than five hundred dollars.
neIectmen of towns herein mentioned
snftnde assessors of plantations. In
n nra COMPLAINTS, indictments or other
proceedings for a violation Of any pro
VISION OF this chapter relating to in
toNicating liquors, other than for the
f tpst onense. it is not requisite to set
Iorth particularly the record of for
mer conviction, but it Is sufficient to al
lege briefly, that such person has been
u ,,3 OF violation of any partic-
a asa, -, PROVISION or as common seller,
as tle case may be, and such allegation
IN any criminal process, legally amend
aple IN any stage of the proceedings he
uTitLo MAJ Judgment, may be amended,
right: Any process civil or crin,ineI
legally amendable. may, in any stage NJ
sne proceedings, be amended In anv
ton at a ar f4 fIs without costs, mo-
approved April T. 1917
CHAPTER 2e2.
An Act to amend Section thirtv.eieh+ -,
n tba P; one hundred and seventeen Of
salary of the judge of prohata f fnr
me county of Androscoggin,
b,' SeGs,dn ' thhirty-eight of chapter one
statues is hereby amended by striking
3 3eI, the words '.one thousand in the
IL ~ IN Nh, lne OF said section and inserting
dred So that said sectApn, as amended taa5.
SNAIL read as follows:
Section 81; Judges of probate in the
salaries from the treasures of tbe
counties in quarterly payments on the
1rst days of January. April, July and
October as follows:
lars. WI
Aroostook, twelve hundred dollars.
1umberland. three. thousand dollars.
FRANKLIN, six hundred dollars
J. Hancock. eleven hundred dollars.
hennebec, seventeen hundred dollars.
Knox, seven hundred dollars
Lincoln. five hundred dollars
PPenobsc6t, eighteen hundred dollars.
plscataauis. six hundred dollars.
Sagadahoc, eight hundred dollars
Somerset, eight hundred dollars.
Waldo, seven hundred dollars.
Washington. eight hundred dollars.
!, ork, thirteen hundred dollars: and
the fees to which they are entitled by
law, except the fee provided in section
forty nine of chapter one hundred and
and paid over by the registers of pro-
bate to the county treasurers for the
use of their counties. April
, Z. 1919
cHAPTER aea.
: An Act to create a commission of sea
and shore fisheries.
Section l.. The word commission
as used in this act shall mean the sea
: and shore fisheries commission created
, by section three of this act: The word
commissioners" as used in this act, shall
; above defined The word director" as
; used in this act shall mean the execu-
tive officer of the commission provided
for by section eight Of this act.
Section 2. The office of commission
| err of sea and shore fisheries as hereto
fore existing is hereby abolished and
} the provisions of section one of chapter
hereby repealed.
Section 3. The governor. with the
advice and consent of the council shall
, upon the taking effect of this act. ap-
point commission of three persons tc
be known as the sea and shore fisheries
commission who shall have general SUI
pervision Of the sea and shore fisheries
and shell-fsh regulated by chapter for
ty-five of the Revised Statutes. Each
commissioner except as hereinafter pro-
vided shall hold Office for a term of three
: years, unless sooner removed Two OF
) said commissioners shall belong to the
political party casting the largest num-
l Der of votes for governor at the last
3 preceding election and one from the po-
litical party casting the second largest
vote for governor at the same election
They shall exercise supervision over all
the fisheries and their products taken
from the tide waters within the State
r Including the proper enforcement OF all
) laws relating to the catching, packing
> curing. manufacturing, selling. brand
: ing and transportation of all kinds OF
! picked. salt. smoked, fresh. canned OF
frozen shell or other fish. They shall
= have authority to make rules and regu-
J lations governing the time, manner and
: conditions of taking fish, shell-fsh and
3 Holsters and may declare close time
3 on such varieties and in such localities
: as they may determine; but such rules
: and regulations shall be made and such
l close time declared only after hearing
reasonable notice Of which shall have
Z been given by publication or otherwise
3 to all parties interested, Rules and
regulations so made and close time SC
declared shall be held to take prece-
dence over any then existing provisions
Of statute inconsistent Herewith.