Acts, 1936.
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20, 21.
If a majority of the votes in answer to said
question are in the affirmative, then this act shall thereupon
take effect, but not otherwise.
Approved February 4, 1936.
accepted?"
ChaV. 20 ^^
^^'^ FURTHER EXTENDING THE PERIOD OF OPERATION OF
CERTAIN LAWS AUTHORIZING DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS TO
CONTRIBUTE TO CERTAIN FUNDS FOR THE BETTERMENT
OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS.
Emergency
preamble.
Whereus, The deferred operation of this act would tend
^^ defeat its purpose, therefore it is hereby declared to be
an emergency law, necessary for the immediate preservation
of the public convenience.
Be
it
enacted,
etc.,
as follows:
Chapter eight of the acts of nineteen hundred and thirtythree is hereby amended by striking out section three, as
most recently amended by chapter four of the acts of nineteen hundred and thirty-five, and inserting in place thereof
Section 3. This act shall become inoperathe following:
tive at the expiration of six years from its effective date.
Approved February 6, 1936.
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ChaV. 21 ^^ ^^^ RELATIVE TO THE OPEN SEASON ON DEER
IN BARN-
STABLE COUNTY.
Be
G. L. (Ter.
f 109,^ etc.,
amended.
it
enacted,
etc.,
as follows:
SECTION 1. Sectiou One hundred and nine of chapter
one hundred and thirty-one of the General Laws, as most
recently amended by section one of chapter five of the
acts of nineteen hundred and thirty-five, is hereby further
amended by striking out, in the fourth and fifth lines, the
so as to read as follows:
words "except Barnstable,",
Subjcct to the restrictions and provisions hereScction 109.
inafter contained, any person duly authorized to hunt in the
commonwealth may hunt a deer, by the use of a shotgun
or bow and arrow, in all counties between one half hornbefore sunrise and one half hour after sunset of each
day beginning with the first Monday in December and
ending with the following Saturday, and in any or all of
the counties of Berkshire, Frankhn, Hampden and Hamp-
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Open season
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the additional hunting period hereinafter specified
authorized in such county or counties by the director,
as evidenced by an order filed in his office and advertised
in a newspaper or newspapers published in such county or
counties not less than ten days prior to the first Monday
in December, between one half hour before sunrise and one
half hour after sunset of each day, beginning with the second
Monday in December and ending with the following Saturday. No person shall, except as provided in the preceding
No deer shall be hunted
section, kill more than one deer.
shire, if
is
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22.
on land posted in accordance with section one hundred and
twenty-three, or on land under control of the metropolitan
commission, or in any state reservation subject
to section one hundred and fourteen except as provided
No person shall make, set or use any trap, torch
therein.
Ught or jack light, salt lick or other device for the purpose of
No
ensnaring, enticing, taking, injuring or killing a deer.
person shall use or carry on his person an arrow adapted
for hunting purposes unless it is plainly marked with his
name and permanent address. Whoever wounds or kills a
deer shall, within forty-eight hours thereafter, send to the
director a written report, signed by him, of the facts relative
Whoever violates any provito the wounding or killing.
sion of this section shall be punished by a fine of not less
district
Penalty,
than fifty nor more than one hundred dollars.
Section 2. Section one hundred and twelve of said chap- g. l. (Xer.
ter one hundred and thirty-one, as most recently amended f fi2,^etc.,
by section two of said chapter five, is hereby further amended.
amended by striking out, in the second line, the words "ex-
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Section 112. Hunting with
cept Barnstable",
so as to read as follows:
No person shall in any county between one half hour orb™id
before sunrise on the first Monday in December and one °g y'lft;^
half hour after sunset on the following Saturday, or, in
Berkshire, Franklin, Hampshire or Hampden county,
between one half hour before sunrise on the second Monday
in December and one half hour after sunset on the following
Saturday, if such additional period for hunting deer is authorized in such county under section one hundred and
nine, hunt a bird or mammal with a rifle, revolver or pistol
or by the aid of a dog, or have in his possession, or under
his control, in any wood or field, a rifle, revolver or pistol,
or a dog adapted to the hunting or pursuing of birds or
mammals, or, while in pursuit of birds or mammals, have
in his possession, or under his control, on any highwa}^, any
such firearm or dog.
Section 3. This act shall take effect upon its passage.
Approved February 6, 1936.
An Act
eliminating certain statements from NominaTION PAPERS OF CANDIDATES FOR STATE COMMITTEES.
Be
it
enacted,
etc.,
Qhn^
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as follows:
Section forty-five of chapter fifty-three of the General g. l. (Ter.
Laws, as amended by section thirteen of chapter three hun- ^tc'.!'amendtd'.
dred and ten of the acts of nineteen hundred and thirty-two,
is hereby further amended by inserting after the word
"for" in the sixth line the word:
state,
so that the
first paragraph will read as follows
Every nomination Nomination
paper shall state, in addition to the name of the candidate, contents of.
(1) his residence, with street and number thereof, if any,
(2) the office for which he is nominated, (3) the political
party whose nomination he seeks, and, except for candidates
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