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may lawfully keep the same. but no
person shall in any one day keep more
than six white perch and two black
bass so caught: provided. further. tnat
boat. canoe. raft or other vessel or
conveyance shall keep more than SIX
white perch and four black bass so
caught In any one day: provided. fur-
pond. in cumSeriand county. the an
nual closed season on landlocked salm-
on. trout and black bass shall be
from the first day sof October to the
lowing year. both days inclusive; and
in Moosehead lake, in Piscataquis
county, the annual closed season on
landlocked salmon. trout and togue,
shall be from the first day Of October
to the thirtieth day Of April Of the
following year. both days inclusive;
and in Thompson pond, situated in
Androscoggin. Cumberland and Oxford
counties, the annual closed season on
landlocked salmon. trout and togue
uary first of the following year; and
in Lower Kezar pond. in Oxford and
Cumberland counties. and in Upper
Kezar pond. in Oxford county. the an:
be from the first day of December to
the twentieth day of June Of the fol-
lowing year. and on trout and land
locked salmon from the first day Of
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March Of the following year. both
days inclusive. In the brooks, streams
and rivers of the state, above tide
waters, the annual closed season on
trout. salmon and landlocked salmon
shall be from September fifteenth to
the time the ice is out OF the brook,
stream or river fished in the following
spring, and on black bass and white
perch from September fifteenth until
June twentieth Of the following year;
except in Moose river, between Brassua
lake and Moosehead lake. it shall be
unlawful to fish in the spring until
May first, and it shall be lawful to
take landlocked salmon and trout in
tificial flies. from September fifteenth
to September thirtieth, both days in
elusive. in said portion of Moose
river. and except in the County of
brooks and streams on landlocked
salmon. trout and togue, shall be
from July fifteenth to the time the ice
is out q, the brook or stream fished in
the following spring. Provided, how
ever, that during February: March
and April. in the Counties of Aroos-
took. Penobscot, Piscataquis, Somerset,
Washington and Hancock. and during
February and March in the Counties of
Androscoggin, Kennebec, York. Saga
dahoc. Knox, Lincoln. Waldo. Cumber-
land. Oxford and Franklin. citizens of
the state may fish for and take land
locked salmon. trout. togue. white
perch and black bass in waters open
to ice fishing with not more than five
set lines to each family when fishing
through the ice in the day time and
when under the Immediate personal
| supervision of the person fishing and
may convey them to their own homes
for consumption therein but not other
| wise.
Provided, further, that 1t shall be
unlawful to fish through the ice at
any time for any other species Of fish
except as hereinafter provided:
Pickerel may be taken at any time
through the ice in waters open to ice
hshing for landlocked salmon, trout
togue, white perch and black bass
with noY more than five set lines to
each family. or with not more than
f1ve set lines to each person during the
months of November and December
when fishing through the ice in the
day time and when under the imme-
son fishing. March 30.)
CHAPTER "A.
An Act to Protect the Bee Industr.
OF the State of Maine.
Sec. l.. The State Horticultural o,
keeper Of bees in the state inspec,
the hives Of bees for the purpose OF
discovering whether they are suffer.
ing from any disease. If he find:
that the bees are infected. he shall
furnish the owner of said bees full
Instructions as to the nature Of the
disease and method of treatment
without cost to the owner. The state
horticulturist may by himself or an.
other give lectures and .demonstra'
tions on the keeping of bees.
Sec. 2. All persons owning bee.
within the state shall notify the
state horticulturist Of the number Of
hives owned by them and their loca.
ton. The information shall be made
on blanks furnished by the state
Observation-Disclosures March 90.
CHATTER IS.
Of Chapter Eleven of the Revised
Statutes, Requiring Monthly Set.
Elements by Tax Collectors.
Section thirty-five Of chapter eIev.
en- of the revised statutes is hereb.
amended by striking out all OF, sale
of the following. to wit:
Sec. 35. Every collector of take:
shall. on the last day of each month
pay to the treasurer of the town al
two months at least shall exhibit t.
the municipal officers, or where there
are none. to the assessors, of hi.
town. just and True account Of al
to him. and produce the treasurer
| receipts for money by him paid: and
for neglect, he forfeits to the towr
two and one-half per cent on the
sums committed to him to Collect
(Approved March 30.)
CHAPTER 76.
An Act to Amend Chapter Two Hun
dred and Fifty-six of the Publ,
! Laws of Nineteen Hundred ant
Nineteen. Relating to Profiteering
Sec. 1. Chapter two hundred and
fifty-six, section one of the public
laws of nineteen hundred and nine.
teen is hereby amended by inserting
after the word ''necessities'' in the
the word "or" in the seventh line Of
said section. the words or enters in
to any contract. combination or con.
spiracy in restraint of trade or com.
merce:' and said section one is fur.
Their amended. by inserting after tn,
| thereof the word Ice so that a.
amended said section shall read O.
follows:
Sec. 1. Any dealer, trader. manu-.
facturer or warehouseman who will
intent to enhance the price or restrict
wilfully destroys or permits prevent
able waste in the production. manu-
facture.- storage or distribution OF
the same. or, with such intent. pre-
I vents. limits. lessons or restricts the
manufacture. production. supply Oh
boards said necessities, or enters in.
to any contract, combination or con.
spiracy in restraint of trade or com.
i merce, or exacts or demands any un.
sale. exchange or handling OF the
said necessities. or professionally dis.
eliminates against any person in the
| sale of such necessities. or in any