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

VIII. To insure against loss or
damage by burglary. theft or mouse
*. To carry on the business COM
monty known as credit insurance or
x. 70 examine titles Of real estate
and personal property. furnish In
formation relative thereto and insure
owners and others interested there
IN against los ~ .i,sss OF incum
XII. To insure against loss or dam
age to automobiles except loss or
damage. by fire OK while being trans
ported in any conveyance, either by
legal liability for damage to property
resulting from the maintenance and
use of automobiles.
XII. To insure any goods or
water. caused by the breakage or
leakage OF sprink1ers. pumps. water
pipes or plumbing and it's fixtures
and against accidental injury. from
other cause than fire or lightning to
plumbing and fixtures.
XIII. To insure against loss or
damage to property arising from &C
SicIes, except e1 eavI rolling"stoeS Of rail-
roads (from other causes than fire
or Legitimacy.
XIV. 10 insure the payment of
compensations and BENEFITS d.;a, under m
now existing OF hereafter enacted
in this state, or in any other state,
SO far as the same may be permits
sible under the laws thereof.-(Ap-
proved April -
CHAPTER 81.
An Act to Amend Section Two of
Chapter Thirty-four of the Re-
"a ,f1a T<1A f~ns- nsyf 10 60
of the Commissioner of Agricul-
Section two of chapter thirty-four
of the revised statutes is hereby
seeds" in the eleventh line of said
section. the following. to wit: He
may investigate and furnish state
ments to shippers and other interest,
ed parties as to the quality and and
and other perishable farm products
when received within the state for
intrastate or interstate commerce. un-
der such rules and regulations as he
may prescribe. including payment Of
such fees as will be reasonable and
as nearly as may be to cover the
cost for the service rendered. Pro-
vided, that statements so issued by
the authorized agents of the depart
ment shall be received in all courts
of the State of Maine as prima facie
evidence of the truth of the statements
therein contained so that said sec
ton as amended shall read as fol-
lows:
Sec. .. The commissioner of
agriculture shall by personal obser-
walton. investigation and correspond
ence, acquaint himself with the
methods and wants of practical hus-
bandry, the means of fertilization.
to the soils and climate of the state;
also with the progress of scientific
and practical agriculture elsewhere.
With view to III, the more complete
ces of the, state; he shall gather
statistics of information concerning
agriculture and publish the same
annually. he shall assist the farm
practicable. to secure farm help. and
to promote increased production of
farm crops through the selection.
the growing and the dissemination Of
investigate and furnish statements
to shippers and other interested par
ties as to the quality and condition
of fruits. vegetables. dairy and other
ceived within the state for intrastate
or interstate commerce, under such
rules and regulations as he may pre-
scribe. Including payment of such
fees as will be reasonable and as
nearly as may be-, to cover the cost
for the service rendered. Provided
that statements so issued by the
authorized agents of the department
state of Maine as prima .facie evil
dence of the truth of the statements
therein contained. An appropriation
Of three THOUSAND dollars annually
shall be made. TO be expended by the
commissioner of agriculture. for the
purpose of carrying out the pro-
visions of this section and of sec
ton six of this chapter and for such
other purposes and in such manner
as in his Judgment will best pro-
mote the interests of agriculture in
this state.'--t Approved April -
CHAPTER So.
An Act to Amend Chapter Two Hun
bred and Ninety-three of the Pub
lie Laws of Nineteen Hundred and
Seventeen. Relating to the Powers
of the Commission of Sea and Shore
Fisheries.
Section three of chapter two hun
dred ninety-three of the public laws
of nineteen hundred and seventeen.
is hereby amended by adding after
the last word thereof the following
words: Whoever violates the rules
and regulations so made or the close
time so declared shall be liable to
the same fines and penalties as are
provided in section seventeen of
lobster business without a license
so that said section three of chap
ter two hundred ninetythree as
amended shall read as follows:
Sec. 3: The governor: with the
shall. upon the taking effect of this
act, appoint commission of three
persons to be known as the sea and
shore fisheries commission who shall
have general supervision of the sea
and shore. fisheries and she'll 1sh
regulated by chapter forty-five of the
revised statutes. Each commissioner
except as hereinafter provided shall
hold office for a term of three
years. unless sooner removed. Two
of said commissioners shall belong to
est number of votes for governor at
the last preceding election and one
from the political party casting the
second largest vote for governor at
else supervision over ali the fisheries
and their products taken from the
tide waters within the state. includ-
ing the proper enforcement of all
laws relating to the catching, pack
ing. curing, manufacturing. selling.
kinds of picked. salt. smoked, fresh.
canned or frozen shell or other fish.
They shall have authority to make
rules and regulations governing the
time. manner and conditions of taxi
ing fish. shell-fsh and Holsters and
varieties and in such localities as
they may determine: but such rules
and regulations shall be made and
such close time declared only after
shall have been given by publication
or otherwise to all parties interested.
Rules and regulations so made and
close time so declared shall be held
to take precedence over any then ex-
listing provisions of statute inconsis-
fhorovyith Whoever violates