Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
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II nv the probate court, testamentary
trus sveer in accordance with the provi-
ioies of this section and the terms of
s sonSd devise any fund devised for the
in,11,noses aforesaid, in any will pro-s
ppoted after the first day Of January.
oa,hteen hundred ninety-two. And
such city, town. or cemetery cor
anny.ation. falling to furnish proper
psre and attention to any burial lot.
divided for as above. shall be SUBJ
p Pr to a fine of not less than fifty,
pNnr more than one hundred dollars, to
be hS recovered by complaint or indict-
m niece courts ana trial justices within
ps.ir respective counties shall have
oo..iHrinal and concurrent jurisdiction
9th the supreme judicial and supe-
vior courts: and of all fines provided
nv f.y BY this section. and recovered on
i.oomniaint. one half shall go to the
Urosecutor and one half to the county
There the trustee or the town COM
fitting the offense is situated, but
nnthing herein contained shall be con-
ssturued to compel any such city. town
~ cemetery corporation to expend in
any one year upon any such lot. more
shsn the income from any such fund
~uIApproved, April 4. 1920.
CHAPTER 1o4.
An Act to Amend Section Eleven of
"chapter One Hundred and Seventeen
of the Revised Statutes. as Amended
bv Chapter Two Hundred and For
ty-nine Of the Public Laws Of Nine
teen Hundred and Seventeen and
Chapter One Hundred and Ninety
Eight of the Public Laws Of Nine
teen Hundred and Nineteen, Relat-
ing to the Salaries Of Stenogra-
piers of Cumberland and Kennebec
Superior Courts.
Section eleven of chapter one hun
dred and seventeen of the revised
statutes as amended by chapter two
hundred and forty mine of the public
laws Of nineteen hundred and seven
teen and as further amended by chap
TEL one hundred and ninety eight Of
the public laws of nineteen hundred
and nineteen is hereby amended by
striking out in the third and fourth
one hundred dollars a year." and in
serting in place thereof the words
Cumberland. twenty-five hundred dol
lars year. SO that said section, as
amended. shall read as follows:
Sec. II. The salaries Of the stenog-
raphers Of the superior courts to be
oaid quarterly from the treasures Of
thtir counties. in full for all services
are as follows: Cumberland. twenty
five hundred dollars year; Kenne-
bee, eighteen hundred dollars a year
They shall ,s aisS rec receive from the
their expenses when in attendance
upon court away from their places Of
residence, but not otherwise; a de-
tailed statement of such expense actu-
approved by the presiding JUSTICE
approved, April 4, 1920.
CHAPTER 1O5.
An Act to Amend Section Thirty
seven of Chapter Two Hundred and
Nineteen of the Public Laws of
Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen, as
Amended by Chapter One Hundred
,,l birfU nf hn pr g
of Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen,
Relating to the Protection of Moose.
Sec. /. Section thirty seven of
chapter two hundred and nineteen of
the pubic laws of nineteen hundred
and seventeen, as amended by chap
ter one hundred and thirty-one of the
public laws of nineteen hundred and
nineteen. is hereby amended by strik
tuting therefor the following section:
Sec. 81. Whoever. at any time. for
a period of four years from the date
this act becomes effective. hunts, pur-
possession any part or parts thereof,
whenever or wherever taken, caught
or killed. shall pay. fine of not less
than two hundred nor more than
three hundred dollars and costs for
each offense. or be imprisoned not ex
ceeding four months or shall be sub
ject to both said fine and imprison-
lnent.
Provided. however; that the com,
game. upon application from any per-
son who has legally killed a moose
beyond the limits of this state: may
Issue a special importation license
permitting the importation of such
moose. or part thereof. for consump-
ton or mounting within this state.
under such rules and regulations as
said commissioner may establish;
provided, however, that no moose. or
part thereof: imported by virtue of
sale at any time. and provided. fur
ther. that said commissioner shall APP
point the customs officers or other
persons at convenient points along the
importation licenses above named
Sec. g. All acts or parts of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby
repealed.--(App., Apr. 4, 1920.
CHAPTER 100.
An Act to Amend Section Nine of
Chapter Twenty-nine of the Re-
y wise Statutes o as AMENDED md by
Of PAt the Public laws laws Of OF Nine
hibiting the Treatment of World
War. Veterans as Paupers.
nine ss' Of the ne re e ap statutes as
amended by chapter two. hundred
two Of the public laws of nineteen
hundred seventeen, is hereby fur
tner AMENDED SO tudI Saiu SeCtioH, DIS
amended. shall read as follows:
Sec. 9. No soldier. sailor or marine
who served in the army. navy or ma
rine corps Of the United States, in the
war of eighteen hundred and sixty
one, in the war with Spain or in the
World War, and who has received an
honorable discharge from said service,
and who has or may become depen-
dent upon any town. shall be consid-
cred a pauper, or be subject to dis"
franchisement for that cause: but the
time during which said soldier. sailor
or marine is so dependent, shall not
be included in the period of residence
necessary to change his settlement:
and overseers Of the poor shall not
have authority to remove to. or sup
port in. the poorhouse any such de-
his family. The word family here
used shall! be held to include the SOL
der, sailor or marine, his wife, his
unmarried miner children living with
him and dependent upon him for sup
port. and such other unmarried chill
dren Of his dependent upon him for
support who by reason of mental in
able to provide for themselves; but
the town Of his settlement shall sup
port them at his own home in the
town Of his settlement or residence,
or In such suitable place other than
Inc poorhouse as the overseers of the
Town of his settlement may deem
right and proper. In case of VIOLA
non OF this section the oversesrs ct
Me poor shall be subject to a fine OF
gay they allow them to remain in
such poorhouse. after reasonable no
tice, they shall be subject to fur
tner fine of five dollars day. to be