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

after he has killed such animal. or has
returned from the hunting. IN which
he killed 1t. exhibits to the town treas
urer the entire skin Of the animal Tor
the killing Of which such bounty is
claimed with the nose thereof in as
perfect a state as when killed, except
ing natural decay. and signs and makes
oath to a certificate, which oath said
treasurer may administer, in which ne
shall state that he killed such animal
and the time and place, showing II 10
be within the "a ana At the wsoe
from such skin and entirely destroy II
by burning; then he shall pay the boun-
ty and take the claimants receipt tnere-
for upon the same paper with such GER
tificate. The town treasurer snail I'M
mediately make upon the same paper
a certificate made under oath addressed
to the treasurer of State. that ne nrst
stroyed 1t by burning. and then paid
said bounty to the claimant
Section 8. Said certificate and re-
ceipts shall be transmitted to the treas
urer of State monthly, and by him lad
before the Governor and Council as
early as convenient; and when allowed
by them shall be paid by the treasurer
Of State to such town.
Section a. The certificate shall be IN
'''' cLA1MANT's CERTIFICATE
To the trea surer Of .........., here
by certify that on the ....... day 81
the county al Of =. 49,. a. and state Of
Maine. ! killed the bear the skin of
which I now exhibit to YOU and claim
the bounty allowed by law for killing
the same.
Dated at .........., this ........ Gay
Of ........, l9...
...... Claimant
Subscribed and sworn to before me on
Of
COS " CLAIMANTS RECEIPT
Onsthis ...... day of
A. D. 10: I received OF so;,.r. no :,
ing the bounty allowed by law for kill
ing the bear described in the above Ger
tificate. -, lama az, Ill
hereby notify that as required by
law, I first cut off the whole nose from
the skin Of the bear described IN the
foregoing certificate and DESTROYED re
same by burning. and then paid me inS
said ., the bounty for when
I have taken his receipt as above,
Of D s.'.. az 49,. 4. D. 1s...
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
the day and year aforesaid '.''''''
sectton (. The bounty so paid by
the state treasurer shall he taken frol1,
the fees received from the licenses OF
dogs in the state ol
Section 6. All acts or parts of act
Inconsistent with the provisions her" =
are hereby repealed.-(Approved April O.
1910
CHAPTER ZIG.
A, ACT TO amend Section ten of Chap
ter one hundred and seventeen OF the
Revised Statutes relating TO stenog-
raphers of the supreme judicial court;
Section ten of Chapter one hundred
seventeen of the Revised Statutes is
hereby amended by striking out the
words "ffteen hundred in the second
line thereof and inserting IN pace &C
thereof the words eighteen hundred, so
that said section as amended shall read
as follows:
by the justices of the supreme Judlclai
court shall receive annual salaries OF
eighteen hundred dollars each. in full
for all services formerly chargeable to
the counties. They shall also receive
from the county in which the court is
held. their expenses when in attendance
upon court away from their place OF
residence, but not otherwise; a detailed
statement of such expenses actually
proved by the presiding justice CAP
proved, April 6, 1919
CHAPTER 217.
An Act to prohibit the carrying of dan
gerous or deadly weapons without
Section /. No person shall in a
threatening manner display any fire
arm. slung-shot. knuckles, bowie knife,
dirk, stiletto or other dangerous or
deadly weapon, nor shall wear under
his clothes or concealed about his per-
son any such firearm. slung-shot.
knuckles, bowie knife dirk, stiletto or
other dangerous or deadly weapon un-
less first licensed so to do in the fol-
Section ?. The chief of police or city
marshal or in his absence. either of his
captains of police of any city or the
ten application issue to any person of
good moral character a certificate set
ting forth that such person has COM
piled with the requirements of this law
and that he has been duly licensed to
carry such weapon or weapons. Said
license shall continue in effect until
revoked by the. chief of police or by
the Selectmen of the town in which said
license was issued.
Section 8. Nothing in the foregoing
section shall be construed as prohibit
ing the carrying or wearing of such
sheriffs and their deputies. constables
and police officers and other officers
duly commissioned by the commission
ers of inland fisheries and game
Section 4. Whoever violates the pro-
visions of this law shall be fined not
less than one hundred dollars or con-
fined in the county Jail for a period not
exceeding ninety Gays. NApprONeu APP
rl 6, 1910
CHAPTER 213
An Act to provide for the establish
ment of bureau of markets
The commissioner of agriculture is
hereby authorized to eXpend the sum of
three thousand five hundred dollars an
nually hereafter in the study of meth
DDS and cost of marketing farm prod
ucts and purchasing farm supplies. by
employing agents and experts who shall
work in conjunction with the Farmers
Union of Maine. the Fruit Growers AS
Sociations, and other farm organiza-
tions (Approved April 6, 1910
CHAPTER 2le.
An Act to revise, collate, arrange and sim
pity the inland fish and game laws of the
State, both general and public and priva.e
and special, and the rules and regulations
of the commissioners of inland fisheries and
game now in force.
Section /. Chapter thirtyth of the Re-
vised Statutes and all public and private and
special laws relating to inland fish, game and
birds, and all rules and regulations of tho
commissioners of inland fisheries and game
now in force, hereby amended by strik-
ing out all of said chapter and by repeating
all public and private and special laws re-
lating to inland fish, game and birds, except
section one hundred sixteen Of chapter four
of the Revised Statutes, sections thrty.four,
thirty five, ,thrty-six, thirtyeight, thirty nine
forty and forty-one of chapter eight of the
Revised Statutes and section eighteen of chap
ter twenty of the Revised Statutes and