Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14

Amended by Chapter Two Hundred
: and Sixteen of the Public Laws of
Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen
and as Amended by Chapter Thir-
ty-one of the Public Laws OF Nine
teen Hundred and Nineteen. Reiat-
ing to Salaries of Reporters or the
Supreme Judicial Court.
Section ten of chapter one hundred
and seventeen of the revised stat
utes. as amended by chapter two
hundred and sixteen Of the pubic
laws of nineteen hundred and seven
teen. and as amended by chapter
thirty-one of the public laws OF nine
teen hundred and nineteen. is here
by amended by striking out the words
"twenty-one hundred" in the second
line thereof and inserting in place
dred.' and adding after the words
dollars each" in said section the
words beginning on the first day OF
January nineteen hundred and TWEEN
amended. shall read as follows:
Sect 10. Stenographers appointed
by the justices of the supreme judi
cial court shall receive annual sal
aries of twenty-five hundred doiIars
each, beginning on the first day OF
ty-one. in full for all services for
merry 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 or
tailed statement of such expenses. ac-
tually and reasonably incurred, shall
be approved by the presiding Justice
-(Approved; April So
CHAPTER III.
An Act to Amend the First Two
Paragraphs of Section Thirty-eight
of Chapter Two Hundred and Nine
teen of the Public Laws of Nine
teen Hundred and Seventeen, as
Amended by Chapter Thirty-seven
Of the Public Laws of Nineteen
Hundred and Nineteen. Relating
TO the Protection of Deer.
The first two paragraphs of sec
ton thirty eight of chapter two hum
dred and nineteen of the public laws
of nineteen hundred and seventeen,
as amended by chapter thirty seven
of the public laws of nineteen hun
ed by striking out both of said para
graphs and by substituting therefor
the following paragraphs:
Sect. 3S. There shall be an annual
closed season on deer in the counties
of Aroostook. Franklin, oxford. Pc
nobscot. Piscataquis and Somerset.
from December first of each year to
September thirtieth of the following
year, both days inclusive; and in
the counties of Hancock and Wash
ington from December fifteenth of
each year to October fourteenth of
sive; and in the counties of An
droscoggin. Cumberland, Kennebec.
Knox, Lincoln. Sagadahoc. Waldo
and York. from the first day of De-
first day of October of the following
year, both days inclusive, Except
that on the Island of Mount Desert,
and in the Town Of Deer Isle. and in
the Town of Stonington, in the
County of Hancock. and on Cross
Island and on Scotch Island, in the
County of Washington. and in Isle
au Haut, in the County of Knox. and
on Swan Island. in the County of
Sagadahoc, and on Kineo Point. in
other places in the state where
hunting is prohibited by law. no
deer shall be pursued or killed at
any time) during which said closed
seasons. except as hereinafter pro-
vided, it shall be unlawful to hunt,
chase. catch. or kill any deer or have
in possession any part or parts there
of, whenever or wherever taken,
caught or killed; and no person shall
during the open seasons above nam
take. catch, kill or have in posses
sion. whenever or wherever taken,
caught or killed. more than two
deer, or part or parts thereof, one of
which shall be a buck with antlers,
provided, however, that spike horn
deer shall not be considered a deer
with antlers: Provided. further.
that it shall be unlawful for any
person to kill. or have in possession,
during any open season in one year,
more than one female deer, or part
or parts thereof: And. provided fur
Their, it shall be unlawful to hunt.
chase, catch or kill. except as herein
after provided. more than one deer
Cumberland. kennebec. Knox. Lin
coin. Waldo. Sagadahoc and York
collectively, or to have in possess
sion more than one deer, or part or
parts thereof. taken in all of the
last named counties collectively in
fully killing deer in open season.
shall have a reasonable time in which
to transport the same to his home
and may have the same in possess
sion at his home in closed season.
provided, further, that it shall be
unlawful for any person. except a
resident of Hancock county, or a
resident of Washington county, to
hunt pursue or kill any deer in the
of Washington. between December
first and December fourteenth Of
each year. both days inclusive. or to
have in possession any deer. or part
or parts thereof. taken in either Of
said counties of Hancock and Wash
ington during said last named Pc
April So
CHAPTER 11s.
An Act to Amend Section Seventeen
of Chapter Twelve of the Revised
Statutes as Amended by Chapters
One Hundred and Twenty-one and
Two Hundred and Ninety-nine of
the Public Laws of Nineteen Hun
dred and Seventeen. Relating to the
Recording of Deeds.
Section seventeen of chapter twelve
of the revised statutes as amended
by chapter one hundred twenty-one
of the public laws of nineteen hun
dred and seventeen as amended by
chapter two hundred ninety-nine Of
the public laws of nineteen hundred
and seventeen. is further amended
by striking out the word time of
day" in the third line and by insert
ing in place thereof the words hour
seventeen of chapter twelve of the
revised statutes as amended shall
read as follows:
Sec. II. Every register shall. at
the time of receiving any deed or
instrument for record, certify there
on the day and the hour and minute
when it was received and filed: every
such paper shall be considered as
recorded at the time when it was re-
ceived and such time shall be enter
ed on the record thereof. Within
one hour after it's delivery to him,
the register shall enter such time,
the names of the grantor and grantee.
and their places of residence, the
nature of the instrument, the amount
of the consideration named therein
and the name of the town or unin-
corporated place as shown by the
instrument. in which the property
conveyed is located, in a book kept