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

contribute to such purpose. The pro-
ed during the fiscal year ending June
thirty, nineteen hundred and twenty
three. but any balance unexpended
shall not lapse but shall be carried
used for the construction of state aid
highway as provided by law.
Sec. 5. The proceeds of all bonds
issued under the authority Of this or
other similar acts, for highway and
bridge purposes, shall at all times be
kept distinct from other moneys OF the
state. and shall not be drawn upon or
be available for any other purpose.
So much of the same as from time tc
time may not be needed for current
expenditures shall be placed at inter.
est, and the income derived there
from shall be devoted to the payment
of accruing interest on state highway
and bridge bonds and the treasurer of
state shall include in his annual re-
, port statement of ali moneys SO
placed at interest and of all interest
collected and disbursed as herein pro-
yided.-(Approved April g.
CHAPTER Isl.
| An Act to Require a Fee for Regis
tration of Milk Dealers.
| Each milk dealer when applying
| for registration as provided for by
| the revised statutes. and amendments
/ thereto. shall pay to the commission
/ er of agriculture fee of one dollar
! for each milk depot. vehicle and
! place from which sales are made. All
moneys received by the commission
! er of agriculture under this section
| shall be paid by him to the treasurer
| of the state, and the same is hereby
/ appropriated for the purposes speci-
1 fed in chapter thirty-seven. and sec
! tions two, three, six, seven. eight,
nine. ten. eleven and twelve of chap
ter one hundred and thirty of revised
/ StatuteS.-(ApprOyedA April 6,l
CHAPTER 1873.
An Act Relating to the Wrapping of
| Bread.
Sec. J.. No person, firm or corpo-
ration shall distribute, transport. or
sell for distribution or transportation
not properly enclosed in a sanitary
Sec. 3. Any person. firm or cor
poration who. violates any provision
fine of not more than one hundred
dollars for the first offense and by
fine of not more than two hundred
dollars for each subsequent offense.
Sec. 8. Municipal and police courts
and trial justices shall have jurisdic-
ton Of the above offenses.-(App.
April g.
! CHAPTER 1874.
An Act to Permit the Reissue of
Bonds of the Maine Military Ser
vice Loan Retired under the Pro
visions of Section Six of Chapter
/ Two Hundred and SiXty-four of the
! Public Laws of Nineteen Hundred
and Nineteen.
and sixty-four of the public laws of
nineteen hundred and nineteen is
hereby amended by adding at the end
of said section the following SEN
provisions of this act and retired I'M
der the provisions of this section.
may be reissued to an amount not
exceeding. in the aggregate, three
hundred thousand dollars under the
same terms and conditions bonds
originally issued under the provisions
of this act, and the proceeds of the
sale thereof shall be deposited with
the soldiers bonus fund and be avail
able for the purposes of this act: SO
that said section. as amended. shall
read as follows:
Sect. 6. The amount necessary to
pay said bonds or notes as they ma
ture. and the interest as it accrues,
shall be raised by state taxes levied
and collected in the same manner as
other state taxes are levied and col
lected. Beginning April first. nine
teen hundred and twenty-one. and
for each and every succeeding year
for nine years. there shall be raised
sum sufficient for the redemption
of such bonds or notes to an amount
not exceeding three hundred thou
-
tion.,l sum as may be required for
the n.syment of interest on all such
bonds or notes outstanding. The sums
so levied a nd collected shall be plae-
and redemptio,n of said bonds or notes
and payment Of the interest thereon
shall be made fro n SAID FUND Any
bonds issued under we PROVISIONS OF
visions of this section. may be re-
issued to an amount not exceeding in
the aggregate three hundred thousand
dollars under the same terms ano
under the provisions of this !act, ana
the proceeds of the sale THEREOF snalL
be deposited with the state tret 1surer
to the credit of the soldiers ,oonus
fund and be available for the pur
poses Of this act'--(Approved Apr. o.
CHAPTER 1876.
An Act to- Amend Section One HuDi
dred and Twenty-one of ChapteT
-Four of the Revised Statutes, Re-
1ating to Application for License to
Build or Extend Fish Weirs.
Section one hundred and twenty
statutes is hereby amended by add
ing after the last word of said sec
ton the following words: ANY per-
son aggrieved by the decision of the
municipal officers in either granting
or refusing to grant n license as herein-
before provided may appeal to the
commissioner OF sea ana SnOfG hSn-
cries. On receiving such an appeal
said commission shall set time and
place for hearing and shall give no.
tice thereof in the same manner as
is hereinbefore provided for q hear
ing before municipal officers. At
least two members of the commits
sion shall be present at the hearing
and no member of the commission
shall act on any appeal in any town
of which he may be a resident or the
owner of a weir. The party appeal
ing from the decision of the munic-
ipal officers shall at the time of en-
tering his appeal file a bond without
sureties in the sum of twenty-five
dollars with the treasurer of the
state, and such bond shall be for
feited to the state If the appellant
fails to prosecute his appeal or IL
the decision of the commission of
sea and shore fisheries sustains that
of the municipal officers The de-
cision of the said commission shall
be communicated within three days
after the date of the hearing to the
appellant and to the municipal off,
GERS of the town in which the pro-
posed weir is located; and this de-
cision shall be binding on the said
municipal officers. who shall issue n
license, If so directed by the decision
of the commission. within three days
after said decision has been COM
municated to them. Said section Is
further amended by adding after the
words three days public notice
thereof" the words In newspaper
published in the municipality or in the