Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-15

death.
For every birth. marriage or death
collected and recorded under section
forty Of chapter sixty-four the clerk
shall receive from the town the sum
of twenty-five cents.
clerk shall receive from the town
twenty cents.
For receiving and recording an
davit correcting record of birth, mar
riage or death, and forwarding copy
under section thirty-eight Of chapter
sixty-four. the clerk shall receive
from the town, fifty cents. -.---
For reporting to treasurer OF state.
names of persons dying and names Of
next OF kin. twenty-five cents, to be
paid by the state.
For recording license for cultiva-
ton nc or clans and any assignment
For recording petition for enforce
ment OF lien on monumental works.
fifty cents. :
In all cases where books with
printed forms are not furnished
therefor the clerk shall receive for
receiving and recording any instrtI-
ment by law entitled to be recorded.
the sum of one dollar for the first
fve hundred words, and the sum of
twenty-five cents for each hundred
words or fraction thereof in excess
OF five hundred words: provided, how
ever, If the instrument to be recorded
does not exceed in length two hun
dred and fifty words. the fee for re-
cording the same shall be fifty cents.
FOR preparing and issuing burial
permits, undertakers vouchers and
necessary for the Office.
and for filing such memoranda, twensS
burial permit. s1'
me above fees shall be paid when
the instrument is offered for record
April 7. -.
CHAPTER 1o1 .....'
An Act Relating to the Taking OF
w mite Perch in Certain Waters
q washington and Kennebec
l., Sec. j. So much of the existing
Jaws whether public or private and
special. as prohibits taking white
perch at any time in Crawford lake
T., IN the tributaries to said lake,
shipment and sale of said white perch
within and without the state, is here
by repealed.
Sec. 2. So much of the existing
avs whether public or private and
special as provide for a closed sea-
seecontee. in the county of Kennebec.
Is hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall not be
60 construed as repeating that portion
~ the existing general law estab-
IF Wits DAILY limit of fifteen pounds
twenty-five white perch which may
be taken in any one day In said
"aters'-Approved April Z. 70
CHAPTER 1c: --,
An Act Relating to Fishing in Ger
tam waters In Franklin and OK
Sec: l. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to fish for.
take. catch or kill any fish at any
time in upper and lower Richardson
axes; and all their tributaries. or in
son and Umbagog lakes. or in Pond
ln-the- River. so-called, in said RAND
river. all of which waters are in the
county of Oxford. except between
sunrise and one-lialf hour after sun
set or each day
vision or this act shall be subject to
q penalty of not less than ten dollars
nor more than thirty dollars and
costs for each offense, and a further
penalty of one dollar for each fish
taken. caught, killed or had in pos
session in violation of this act.-Ap-
proved April Z. z
CHAPTER 1G3
An Act to Authorize the State Audi
tor to Carry Forward to the Sue
ceedlng Year Construction Ac-
Continuous Carrying Accounts for
. the Purposes Designated by the
Legislature.
Sec. l. All appropriations by the
legislature for the construction of
buildings. highways and bridges.
shall constitute continuous carrying
accounts for the purposes designated
by the legislature in such appropri-
ations and the STATE auditor is here
by authorized to carry forward all
such appropriations to the succeed
ing fiscal year; provided. however.
begun by the letting of contract
or contracts or by actually starting
the work during the year for which
the appropriation was made, and
provided further that any balance
remaining after the completion. of
shall revert to general income in the
state treasury or to the fund from
which 1t was apportioned under ex-
isting provisions of law
Sec. 2. Any balance of any appro-
priation or sub division of an appro-
any state department or state insti-
tuition, which at any time may not be
for the purposes named in
such appropriation or subdivision
may. upon Recommendation of the
state auditor, be- transferred by the
governor and council to any other
Appropriation or subdivision OF an
made by the legisla-
ture for the use of the same depart
ment or the same institution.-Ap-
proved April Z.
CHAPTER I04
An Act to Establish a State Contin-
gent Fund and a Surplus Revenue
Account and Regulating the Same.
See. ]. The state auditor and
treasurer of state shall open on their
books an account to be known as the
state contingent fund which shall
not, except as hereinafter provided,
exceed three hundred thousand dol
ars. Said fund shall consist of, and
there shall be transferred and cred
ted thereto to the extent permitted
by said limitation, all balances OF
lnexpended appropriations which
exist on the first day of January Of
each year and which are not con-
.inued by law. except such appropri-
atoms as relate to the issue and pay
nent of state bonds. temporary loans
and special funds in the state
permitted by said limitation. there
shall also be credited to said account
On the first day of July of each year
)r as soon thereafter as the amount
IAN be correctly ascertained. the
amount by which the actual income
If the state for the preceding year
exceeds the current expenses OF said
year. and. in the discretion of the
governor and council. balances of I'M
expended appropriations which exist
IN the first day of July of each year
md which are not continued by law,
1l 70 70 he
payment of state bonds, temporary
oans or special funds in the state
reasury department. The state con-
ingent fund may be increased from
line to time by direct legislative APP
but such appropri-
atoms. If made for specific purposes.
shall be separately accounted for.
Sec. 2. The state auditor and