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

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of the above-named waters in such
same shall fall or be washed into said
waters. or with the intent that the
same shall fall or be washed into SAID
waters WhoRer violates any pro-
of not less than FIVE nor more than
one hundred dollars and costs for
each offense.
Provided. further. that the. COM
nS me Of for inland ad sssa
twenty-five citizens of this state. and
after due notice and public hearing
in the locality of the waters to be al :
interested may be heard. to promui-
gate rules and regulations prohibit
ing the pollution of any of the BROOKS,
streams, or rivers in this state with
slabs. edgings. sawdust. chips bark.
mill waste, shavings, or any fibrous
material created in the manufacture
of lumber. A copy of any regulations
promulgated by virtue of this section
shall be filed in the office of the clerk
of courts. in the. county in which the
lished three times in a newspapsr
printed in the county wherein the
waters are situated, whoever VIC.
lates any provision of any rules and
inland fisheries and game and the for-
est commissioner promulgated by VIZ
tue Of this section, shall be subject TO
a fine of not less than five nor more
for each offense.-(App. April 81
CHAPTER ITO.
An Act for the Better Protection OF
Ducks and Geese in the Waters or
Merrymeeting Bay. in the Counties
Tributaries thereof. Except Kenne-
bee River. within One Mile of the
Waters of Said Merrymeeting Bay.
Sec. 1. No artificial cover which Is
termed stationary blind or parts
thereof used for cunning purposes
the waters of Merrymeeting bay In
the counties of Cumberland and sag
adahoc. or the tributaries Thereon, ex-
cepting Kennebee river. within one
mile of the waters OF Merrymeetins
set and one-half hour before sunrise.
This section shall apply to the wat
ers of the Kennebec river up to
point one mile above Swans Island.
provision of this act shall be pun
ished by fine not exceeding twenty
five dollars for first offense and nrty
dollars for each succeeding oHense.
Sec. 8: In all prosecutions arls 1,as
and municipal courts within their
counties shall have. upon COMP amt.
original and concurrent jurisdiction
with the supreme judicial court ana
superior ourts.,-(ApproVeo April o.
CHAPTER $50.
An Act to Amend Sections Two and and
Three of Chapter One Hundred
Eleven of the Revised Statutes, Re-
lating to the Selection and Service
of Jurors.
Sec. l. Amend section two of chap
ter one hundred and eleven OF the re-
yised Statutes by inserting after the
word town in the seventh line there
of, the words. but no person shall be
disqualified by reason oil sex. so llat
said section as amended shall read as
follows:
Sec. 2. Such board. at least once in
every three years, shall prepare llst
years, qualified to serve as Jurors:
and in preparing such list they shall
take the names of such persons only
as are of good moral character OF
approved Integrity, of sound Judgment
and well informed, and qualified as the
constitution directs to vote for repre-
sentativeS in such town, but no per-
son shall be DISQUALIFIED by reason OF
sex. When a new list is made, the
municipal officers shall transfer from
the old to the new tickets of the same
persons, the minutes of the draft
made within the three preceding years,
Sec 3 Amend section three of
chapter one hundred and eleven of
the revised statutes by inserting after
the word "surgeolS' in the sixth line
said section as amended shall read as
follows:
See. 3. The following persons are
exempt from serving as jurors. and
their names shall not be placed on the
lists; the governor, councillors, Judges
and clerks of common law courts. sec
rotary and treasurer of the state, all
officers Of the United States. judges
and registers of probate. registers OF
deeds, settled ministers of the gospel
corporated academies, physicians and
surgeons, nurses, cashiers of incor-
porated banks, sheriffS and their depu-
ties, coroners, counselors and attor-
neyS at law, county commissioners
constables, all persons engaged in the
unlawful traffic in Intoxicating liquors
or who are known to be habitually ad-
dicted to the use of Intoxicating
liquors as beverage, and constant
,ferrymen. --( Approved April 81
CHAPTER 1s1.
An ACT 10 A!nenu section Flty-One
of Chapter Eighty-two of the
Revised Statutes, as Amended by
Chapters Seventy-three. Two Hun
dred Eleven and Two Hundred
TWenty-seven of the Public Laws
of Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen
Relating to Trial Terms of the SUI
preme Judicial Court.
Section fifty-one of chapter eighty
two of the revised statutes. as amend
ed by chapters seventy three, two
hundred eleven and two hundred
twenty-seven of the public laws for
nineteen hundred and seventeen, is
hereby amended by striking out the
whole of said section, and substitute
ing the following words therefor, SO
that said section fifty-one, as amend
ed, shall read as follows:
tons and of persons accused of Of
lenses, and for the transaction of all
other business, except cases named
in section fortysi1, the court shall be
held annually by one justice, at the
following places and times; and the
the direction of the chief justice. that
their services shall be divided to each
county as equally as may be.
In the County of Androscoggin al
Auburn, on the third Tuesdays OF
January, April and September. for
civil business;
Aroostook, at Houlton, on the third
Tuesdays of April and November, fol-
civil and criminal business. and at
Caribou on the first Tuesdays of Feb
ruary and September for civil bust.
ness only; at each term of which the
court shall place upon the trial list
and hear only such civil actions pend
ing in said court as may be more con-
veniently tried at that term, except
that nv 9prnPnant of 3ftOrnaNS IA