Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11

lars and costs for each ofYense or i'm
years.-App. Mar. Fl. "'ee
CHAPTER es
AN ae act to to Am Amend Section Twenty.
Nineteen of the Public Laws of
Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen
as Amended by Chapter Two Hun
d dsea and no FMo;rty-four Of the PUBLIC
ssve sever o1 N and bv Hundred Hun and
Hundred and Ninety-siX or The
Public Laws Of Nineteen Hundred
ana Nineteen. and by Chapter Two
Hii ~ and Eighteen of the Pub
nc Laws of Nineteen Hundred and
TIWenty.one. Relating to Use of
traps. Spears and Nets in Taking
Fish in Inland Waters.
Section twenty-seven of chapter
Two hundred and nineteen Of the pub
seventeen. as amended by chapter
two hundred and forty-four of the
PUBIC laws of nineteen hundred and
seventeen. and by chapter one hun
laws of nineteen hundred and nine
teen. and by chapter two hundred and
eighteen of the public laws of nine
Teen hundred and tewnty-one. is
of said section and by substituting
ton:
Sec 81. The commissioner Of in
1ana nsherles and game may grant
permits to take suckers cells. horn
pouts and yellow perch. by means Of
ee! pots. traps, spears or nets. in
inland I waters frequented by these
n ns, under such terms. rules and
reg ulatlons as he may establish, but
no exclusive territory permits shall
of said fish in any vi inland ian's Waters te any
crowded. further. that said COM
missioner may grant permits to take
alewives in the inland waters of the
STATE under such rules and regula-
lions as he may establish
1T snail be unlawful for any per-
son nd 10 take, catch kill destroy. have
or transport any alewives. suckers,
cells. hornpouts or yellow perch in
violation of any provision of this sec
tlch. under penalty of thirty dol
APP. Mar. q.
CHAPTER 60
An Act TO-, Amend Section Forty
nine OF Chapter Two Hundred and
E Eiessm OF u1 the Publie Laws Of
one. Relating to the Weight Of
Heavy Vehicles.
Section forty-nine of chapter two
hundred and eleven of the public
laws Of nineteen hundred and twenty
one is hereby amended by inserting
after the word "act" and before the
word The" in the next to the last
line Of said section. the following
fa;"ht however. that the gross
tributed on four wheels may be in
creased to twenty thousand pounds
III the weight upon any wheel con-
centrated upon the road surface does
not exceea SIX hundred pounds to an
men width of tire, measured be-
tween the f1anges of the rim, and if
the weight on any one axle impaired
to the road surface does not exceed
sixteen thousand pounds so that
as follows:
Sec. 40. No truck. tractor on
Wheeis. trailer or other commercial
vehicle having a gross weight of
distributed by four wheels on a road
surface or having a gross weight on
any one axle exceeding thirteen
thousand. five hundred pounds i'm
operated over any way or bridge:
except that when the gross weight
is distributed on the road surface
upon six or more wheels by the COM
blned use OF a trailer. or otherwise,
any one axle shall not exceed thir-
teen thousand. five hundred pounds.
the permissible gross weight of a
vehicle or vehicles thus combined
| may be increased not exceeding fiftv
| per, cent But no vehicle having a
| load of over seven hundred pounds
per inch width of tire upon any wheel
concentrated upon the road surface.
| said width to be measured between
the flanges of the rim. shall be
operated upon any way or bridge:
| except in special cases under special
| permit to be granted by the COM
mission for greater, weights as else
where provided in this act. Provided
| however. that the gross weight of
! any such vehicle distributed on four
| wheels may be increased to twenty
| thousand pounds if the weight upon
| any wheel concentrated upon the
| road surface does not exceed six hun
| dred pounds to an inch width of tire,
measured between the fianges of the
rim. and if the weight on any one
! does not exceed sixteen thousand
| pounds. The term gross weight"
| shall mean the actual weight of the
vehicle and load.'-App. Mar. 81.
CHAPTER 20
An Act to Amend Section Fifty
eight of Chapter Eighty-seven of
the Revised Statutes. Relating to
the Setting Aside Of Nerdicts by
Single Justices.
! Sectlou nltS-elSHt OF Cnapter
| eiShty-seven of the revised statutes is
hereby amended by striking out the
/ words lat the" in the first line there
of. and by striking out the words
| same term at which it is rendered
| in the second line thereof, and by
adding to said section the following
| paragraph: a motion to so set aside
a verdict must be filed at the same
| term at which such verdict is render
ed and shall be heard by the presid-
| ing justice either in term time or in
vacation at his discrction: if such
siding justice may render his decision
| in vacations SO that said section, as
amended shall read as follows:
Sec. So. Any justice of the su
| preme judicial court or of superior
court may set aside verdict and
before him. when in his opinion the
| evidence demands it, But such ver-
dict shall not be set aside by a single
| justice when two verdicts have been
| rendered against the applicant.
| A motion to SO set aside a verdict
must be filed at the same term at
which such verdict is rendered and
| shall be heard by the presiding
justice either in term time or in
vacation at his discretion; if such
siding justice may render his decision
| in vacation.'-App. Mar. 81.
CHAPTER II
| An Act to Repeal Chapter One Hun
| dred and Iifty-one of the Public
| Laws of Nineteen Hundred and
Nineteen, Providing for the Collec-
| ton of Agricultural Statistics by
| Assessors.
Chapter one hundred and f1ftyon
Of the public laws of nineteen hun
dred and nineteen is hereby repealed.