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

| thority to make all reasonable rules
and regulations hereunder is hereby
| given the commissioner of agricul-
| ture,' so that said section, as amend
ed, shall read as follows:
Sec. J.. The term certified seed as
| used in this act shall be deemed to
mean potatoes or such vegetable seeds
! as Shall have been grown and prepared
| for sale in accordance with regua-
tons laid down by the commissioner
| of agriculture and for which certi-
| ficate or tag has been issued as pro-
| vided in section four of this act. Au-
! thorfty to make all reasonable rules
and regulations hereunder is hereby
given the commissioner of agricul-
| ture.'
| Sec. .. Section two of said chap
| ter siNty-two is hereby amended by
| striking out in the first line thereof
end of said section the following
| words. Authority to make all reason
| able rules and regulations hereunder
is hereby given the commissioner of
| agriculture SO that said section, as
| amended shall read as follows:
| Sec. ,. Any grower of potatoes or
vegetable seeds may make applica-
| ton to the commissioner of agricul-
| ture for inspection and certification of
| this crop growing or to be grown In
| land and such information as the COM
| missioner may REQUIRE. He shall also
enter into an agreement to pay such
| fee into the treasury of state for said
| inspection and certitication as the
commissioner shall deem necessary to
/ cover the cost of inspection and certi-
| fichtion. Thereupon his crops shall
! be. listed for inspection and inspected
and certified by the commissioner or
| his agents under such rules and regu-
! latfons as the commissioner may pro-
| vide. Authority to make all reason
! able rules and regulations hereunder
. is hereby given the commissioner or
! agriculture
| Sec: 3; And the said chapter sixty
two is hereby further amended by
adding thereto after section five the
| following section:
| Sec. 6. No person who is in ar
| reads as to payment for past services
of the department of agriculture here
| under shall he entitled to further SER
! vices until payment of all such ar
| rcarS shall have been made
! Sec. 4. Section six of said chapter
| sixty-two is hereby remembered to
become section seVen.-App. March IA.
CHAPTER 20
An Act to Regulate Fishing in Miller
| Brook, A Tributary to Moose Pond,
in the Town of Bridgton. in the
County of Cumberland.
| Sec. !. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to fish for, take, catch or kill
any kind of fish at any time in Miller
brook, so-called, tributary to Moose
! pond. which pond is situated in the
town of Bridgton, in the county of
| Cumberland.
1t shall also he unlawful for any
| person to have in possession at any
| time any kind of fish taken in said
| Miller brook.
Sec. 2. Whoever violates any pro-
| vision of this act shall be subject to a
! penalty of not less than ten nor more
| than thirty dollars and costs for each
offense. and an additional penalty of
one dollar for each fish taken. caught.
killed or had in possession, in VIOLA
| Sec 3. Trial justices, police and
municipal courts. within their respec-
| tive counties shall have. upon COM
! plant, original and concurrent 1uris-
| diction with the supreme judicial
court and superior courts in ali prose-
| cuttons arising under this act.-Ap-
! proved March ID.
| CHAPTER 23
An Act to Regulate the Appointment
| Of Guardians for Adults and the
Appointment of ConservatorS when
the Judge of Probate is Interested
and to Amend Sections Four and
! Ten Of Chapter Seventy-two of the
| Revised Statutes.
! Sec. /. Section four OF chapter
| seventy-two OF the revised Statutes is
hereby amended by adding the follow
| ing after the word reside" at the end
of the first paragraph:
But when any judge is interested,
| either In his own right. in trust, or in
! any other manner, or is within the
sixth degree of kindred, said applica-
ton shall be made to. and such APP
pointment shall be made by. the judge
| in any adjoining county and the rec
ord of said appointment shall show
| why 1t was so made, so that said sec
ton, as amended, shall read as fol-
| lows:
Sec. 4. The judge Of probate may
appoint guardians to the following
persons belonging &c his county, al
| though over twenty-one years of age,
| on written application OF any of their
friends, relatives or creditors. or of
/ the municipal officers or overseers OF
the poor of the town where they re-
| side; but when the judge is interested.
either in his own right. in trust. or in
any other manner or is within the
sixth degree of kindred. said applica-
tion shall be made to. and such APP
pointment shall be made by, the judge
| in any adjoining county and the record
! of said appointment shall show why
| 1t was SO made:
]. All persons. including those In
sane or of unsound mind. and married
| women, who. by reason of infirmity or
mental incapacity, are incompetent to
manage their own estates, or to pro-
tect their rights.
! IL Persons. who, by excessive
drinking, gambling, idleness. or de-
| bauchery of any kind. have become in
| capable of managing their own AFFAIRS,
| or who so spend, or waste their estate,
| as to expose themselves or families
to want or suffering, or their towns to
| expense.
| III. Convicts, committed to the
state prison for term less than for
life
Sec. .. Section ten of chapter
seventy-two of the revised statutes is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
following: But when any judge is
| interested, either in his own right, in
within the sixth degree of kindred.
said application shall he made to and
such appointment shall be made by a
| Judge in any adjoining county and the
| record of said appointment shall show
why it was SO made SO that said sec
tion. as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
Sec 10. Whenever any person
shall deem himself untitled by reason
| of infirmities of age or physical disa-
| dence and understanding he may APP
| ply to the Judge of probate for the
county in which he resides, for the
| appointment of a conservator of his
| estate, and thereupon the judge of
probate may upon hearing, after such
notice as he may order appoint some
suitable person as conservator of his
estate and such appointment shall
not disfranchise the person for whose
| estate such conservator is appointed.
| The person so appointed shall give
| bond to the judge of probate in such
sum and with such sureties. resident
in the state, or with surety COM
pany authorized to do business In the
state as surety, as the judge accepts,
conditioned as provided in section
| tu-n 11.a nd oil nrpNiSjpnc of law
| lating to the management of estates
of adult persons under guardianship
shall apply to such conservator: but
when any judge is interested. either