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

County
Section forty OF chapter one hum
bred and seventeen of the revised
twenty one, one hundred and five.
and one hundred and ninety-seven.
of of the public laws of nineteen
hundred and twenty-three. is hereby
further amended by striking out the
words fourteen hundred and fifty"
in the twentieth line thereof. and
inserting in place thereof. the words
sixteen hundred so that said sec
ton, as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
sec 40. The clerks of the judicial
courts in the several counties shall
receive annual salaries from the
treasures of the counties in monthly
payments, paid on the last day of
each month rs follows:
'Androscoggin. twenty-five hun
dred dollars.
"A roostook. two thousand dollars.
Cumberland. twenty eight hundred
dollars. deputy clerk of courts, two
thousand dollars.
Franklin. fifteen hundred dollars.
Hancock, twenty-one hundred dol
lars.
'Kennebec, twenty-five hundred
dollars.
Knox, fifteen hundred dollars.
Lincoln, twelve hundred dollars.
oxford, eighteen hundred dollars.
Pehopscot' twenty -HNe huhuieu
'Plscataquis. fourteen hundred
dollars.
'Sagadahoc, twenty-one hundred
dollars.
Somerset. twenty-five hundred
dollars.
Waldo. twelve hundred dollars.
Washington, sixteen hundred dol
lars.
York, twenty-five hundred dollars.
The sums above mentioned shall
be in full compensation for the per-
Torrance of all duties required of
clerks. including those performed
by them as clerks of the supreme
judicial court. superior and county
commissioners courts. or by clerks
pro tempore employed by them. and
the sum provided for the clerk in
Lincoln county shall be in full for
all such services and also in full for
services as clerk of Lincoln NUM-
Cipal court, except as provided In
section forty-1ive of chapter eighty
two Of the revised statutes. They
shall account quarterly under oath
to the county treasurer for all fees
received by them or payable to them
by virtue of the office, except
fees collected by. them in nat
uralization proceedings under the
NINTH nineteen hundred and six. as
amended by the act of congress of
June twenty-ffth. niheteen hundred
and ten. specifying the items. and
shall ray the whole amount of the
same to the treasurers of their re-
spective counties quarterly. on the
first days of January. April July,
and October Of each year.-Approved
March 81.
CHAPTER Ga
An Act Relating to the County Com
mic n County
Section forty-two of chapter one
hundred and seventeen OF the revised
statutes, as amended. is hereby fur
Their amended by striking out the
words -four hundred dollars, in the
seventeenth line OF said section, and
Inserting in place thereof. the words.
'GN hundred dollars so that said
seventeenth line, as amended, snail
read as follows:
Waldo. five hundred dollars. APP
proved March -
CHAPTER e5
An Act to Permit Ice Fishing IN
Bauneg Beg Pond. s"-called in
Sanford and in North Berwick, in
the County OF York.
So much of the existing rules ana
regulations of the department. OF in,
land fisheries and game. promulgated
in accordance with law, as PROMPTS
fishing through the ice IN Bauhes
Beg pond. so-called. which pond is
situated partly in the town OF San.
ford, and partly in the town Of
North Berwick. in the county or
York, in accordance with the general
ice fishing law OF the state appl!ihs
to York county. is hereby repealed.
Approved March -.
CHAPTER &c
An Act to Regulate Ice Fishing IN
Long Pond, in the Towns of Somer.
VILE and jefferson, in the County or
Lincoln. and in the Town OF Wind
sor, III the County of kennebec.
Sec, /. 1T shall be unlawful for any
nerson to fish for, take. catch or Kill
any kind OF fish at any time on or
through the ice in Long Pond, So
called. which pond is situated IN the
towns of SOmerVille and Jefferson, III
Of windsor. in the county of kennehec
1t shall also he unlawful for any per
son to have in possession at any time
any Kind Of fish taken on or through
the ice in said Long pond.
sec 2 Whoe[er, violates v, La s,h ANY pro- pr
pcnaltv of not less than ten nor more
Than thirty dollars and costs for each
offense, and an additional penalty or
one dollar for each fish taken. caught,
killed or had in possession IN VOCATION
of any provision of this act.
See 8 Trial justices. police and
municipal courts, within their respec-
tive counties shall have, upon com
plant. original and concurrent luris,
dictinn with the supreme ludici%,,
prosecutions arising under this act.
Approved March u.
CHAPTER Ct
An Act Relating to the Trapping Of
ur-hcaring Animals
Section flfty-two Of chapter two
hundred and nineteen of the public
laws of nineteen hundred and seven
teen. as amended by chapter one hum
dred and ninety-siX of the puDilc laws
of nineteen hundred and nineteen ara
by chapter seventy-siX of the pubic
laws OF nineteen hundred and twenty
three. is hereby further amended by
striking out all of said section and by
substituting therefor the following
section.
Sec %. Any person setting trap
in any organized or incorporated place
shall visit said trap, or cause the
same to be visited. at least once in
every twenty-four hours. and remove
therefrOm, or cause to- be removed.
any animal. found caught therein. No
person shall set n trap or traps on
any cultivated land in any organized
or Incorporated place without first OBJ
tanning the written consent of the
owner or occupant of the land on
which said trap or traps are to be set,
or set a trap outside his own land,
except water-set trap, so-called.
within half a mile of the compact or
built up portion of any city or village:
Whoever violates any provision of
this section shall pay a fine of not
less than ten nor more than one nun
dred dollars and costs for each Of
fense.'-Approved March %.
CHAPTER GO
An Act Relating to the Taking of Fish
from Birch Harbor Pond, in Winter
Harbor Hancock County.
Sec. 1. 1t shall he unlawful for
any person to fish for. take, catch or
kill any kind of fish at any time in
Birch Harhor Pond. in the town of