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

1OT llNeS.
revenue taxes payable to the United
states Of America, and certificates
olscnarging such liens, prepared in
accordance with the laws of the
Snlted states pertaining thereto, may
pe MED in any county in the state of
Maine in the registry of deeds for
that county or counties within which
the property subjected to such lien is
situated. ei 4"
ceive, record and index such notices
and discharges in the same manner
as similar instruments are recorded
and indexed.
Sec. s.: The fee to be paid by the
United States to registers of deeds
for recording each such notice or dis,
charge, is fifty cents. which need not
be prepaid.
Sec. 4. This act is passed for the
purpose OF authorizing the filing of
the. provisions of section 1886 of the
| revised statutes of the United States.
as amended by act of March 4. 1881
statutes at large, page 1016.-Ap-
proved March ., 1925.
| An Act to Amend Section Eighty-one,
of Chapter Eighty-two of the Re
Tised Statutes Relating to the
Terms of the Superior Court for the
Section Eighty-one of chapter
eighty-two of the revised statutes is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
The January. May and September
terms of said court may be kept open
for criminal business after their final
adjournment for civil business for
such time as the presiding justice may
deem eNpedient provided that they
snail be finally adjourned at least
the next succeeding term in which
| criminal business may be done so
/ that said section. as amended. shall
read as follows:
for civil business on the first Tues
days of every month. except June.
| July and August: but the criminal
business Of said county shall be tran
sacted at the terms held on the first
TENDER, together with civil business.
The January. May and September
| terms of said court may be kept open
for criminal business after their final
adjournment for civil business for
may deem expedent provided that
| they shall be finally adjourned at
least seven days before the converting
of the next succeeding term in which
| criminal business may be DONE
Approved March 3, 1925.
CHAPTER 9
| An Act to Amend Section Eleven of
Chapter Two Hundred and Four of
the Public Laws of Eighteen Hun
lating to the Powers of the Re-
corder of the Portland Municipal
Court.
Section eleven of chapter two hum
| dred and four of the public laws Of
eighteen hundred and fifty-six. as
| amended by chapter twenty-eight of
| the public laws of eighteen hundred
and eighty-seven is hereby further
amended by inserting after the word
Interested" in the first line thereof
ent and so directs so that said sec
ton. as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
Sec. II. When the judge is absent
or Is interested, or when the judge is
present and so directs. it shall be the
have authority to exercise all the pow
ers Of the judge.'-App. March 9, 1925.
: cHAPrER 10
An Act to Repeal the Bounty on Bears
for payment of bounty on bears
killed in the state Of Maine are hereby
acknowledgements March Q. 1925.
CHAPTER IL
"A
Courts Of the County of Lincoln to
Act as Clerk of Lincoln Municipal
Court
The clerk of courts of the county
of Lincoln shall act as clerk of Lin
! coin municipal court and shall have
|! authority to sign writs and execution
| issuing from said court, and shall
keep and have charge of all records of
said court and make and attest comics
, Of all records and documents filed in
cot xvhen St1Ch Comics re-
| Quired.--Approved March 9. 1925.
cHAPTER IL
An Act to Authorize the Judge of the
Portland Municipal Court to fix the
time for Holding Criminal Sessions;
Section nine of chapter two hundred
and four of the public laws Of
| eighteen hundred and fifty-six. as
| amended by chapter two hundred and
ten of the public laws of eighteen
hundred and .eighty-nine is hereby
| further amended by inserting. after
| the word excepted in the third line
| thereof the following: provided. how
ever. that the judge of said court may
when in his judgment 1t seems con-
| venient or expedient, designate some
time in the forenoon other than nine
| O'Clock for holding criminal sessions
| of said court on said days so that
| said section, as amended. shall read
as follows:
Sec. Q. The municipal court shall
| be held every day at nine O'Clock In
| the forenoon. Sundays and days on
| which no courts can be held. excepted:
provided, however, that the Judge or
| said court may when in his judgment
it seems convenient or expedient.
| designate some time in the forenoon
other than nine o'clock for holding
| criminal sessions Of said court on
said days; all civil processes .c sha mee ee
! and at no other time: provided, that
| no civil process begun prior to Janu-
airy one, in the year Of our Lord
! eighteen hundred and ninety, made re-
turnable on Monday me oal prf form
| and legally served shall be abated:
| but said action may be entered in said
court on the following Tuesday and
j the same proceedings then had as
! though originally made returnable on
, that day.'-Approved March 3, 1928.
CHAPTER 10
! An Act to Regulate Fishing in Certain
Ponds in Somerset County,
| Sec. /. 1t shall be unlawful for
! any person to fish for, take. catch or
I kill any kind of fish in Coburn pond
or in Raymond pond in Moose River
Plantation; or in Cold Stream pond or
! in Long pond in Gold Stream township
| and in Parlin Pond township, So
! called: or in Gander Brook pond, or IN
| Romeo pond, or in Smith pond or. in
Burnt Land pond in Dennistown plan,
on Kelly Gore so-called: or in Cape
Horn pond in Prentiss township, all Of
! which waters are in the county Of
! Somerset, after June first of each
/ year. 1t shall be lawful to fish, In
| said waters AS provided by the gem
! eraI law of the state, during open sea
SON provided by the general law after
said June first of each year, in the
ordinary way of angling with Undated
,rtI6o;o, 1;ae or Hv fishing SO-CalIed.