Acrrs, 1945.
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m:
612, 613, 614.
each day's services so paid for in excess of thirty days in any
court in any one year, except for services in holding a simultaneous session, there shall be deducted by the county
treasurer from the salary of the justice of that court one
day's compensation at the rate by the day of the salary of
said justice.
Approved July 16, 1945.
An Act
reviving north linden realty company.
Chan 612
Whereas, The deferred operation of this act would delay
tlie corporation revived thereby in resuming the exercise of
its former corporate powers, therefore it is hereby declared
to be an emergency law, necessar}' for tiie immediate preservation of the public convenience.
Be
it
enacted,
etc.,
as follows:
•
North Linden Realty Company, a corporation dissolved
by section one of chapter one hundred and seventy-nine of
the acts of nineteen hundred and thirty-nine, is hereby
revived, with the same powers, duties and obligations as if
said chapter had not been passed.
Approved July 17, 19^5.
An Act authorizing certain banks to contribute to
THE BUILDING FUND BEING RAISED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE FRAMINGHAM UNION HOSPITAL.
Be
enacted,
Section
etc.,
as follows:
1.
Subject to
the limitations
Qfidj)
qiq
upon amounts
may
be expended in any one fiscal year contained in
section fifty-seven of chapter one hundred and sixty-eight,
and section fifty-five of chapter one hundred and seventy,
both of the General Laws, so far as applicable, any bank
established in the town of Framingham, Hopkinton or
Holliston may, by vote of its directors, or of its officers
having the powers of directors, contribute such sum or sums
of money as said directors or officers may detennine to be
reasonable to the building fund being raised for the benefit
of the Framingham Union Hospital in said town of Framingham.
Section 2. This act shall take effect upon its passage.
Approved July 17, 1945.
tliat
An Act relative
to certain temporary extensions of (Jhav 614
three piers EXTENDING FROM THE BOSTON NAVY YARD
into boston harbor beyond the established line of
jurisdiction.
Whereas, The deferred operation of this act would tend Emergency
p'"®'^'"'^^to defeat one of its principal purposes, which is to continue
to prosecute the present war with the utmost expedition,
therefore this act is hereby declared to be an emergency
638
Acts, 1945.
— Chap.
615.
law, necessary for the immediate preservation of the public
convenience.
Be
it
enacted,
etc.,
as follojos:
Section 1. Section one of chapter twelve of the acts of
hundred and forty-one is hereby amended by
striking out, in the ninth and tenth lines, the words "after
April fifteenth, nineteen hundred and forty-five" and inserting in place thereof the words:
more than six months
after the termination of the present states of war between
the United States and certain foreign countries as declared
by presidential proclamation or concurrent resolution of
nineteen
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the congress,
Section 1. The
so as to read as follows:
United States of America is hereby authorized to extend
three piers from the Boston Navy Yard into Boston harbor
tbeyond the line of jurisdiction established by chapter four
hundred and ninety of the acts of nineteen hundred and
thirty-eight; provided, that each such extension shall be
built of piling and shall not extend more than two hundred
and fifty feet beyond said line of jurisdiction, and shall not
be more than one hundred feet wide, and that said extensions shall not be maintained more than six months after
the termination of the present states of war between the
United States and certain foreign countries as declared by
presidential
congress.
proclamation or concurrent resolution of the
Section 2. This act shall take effect as of April fifteenth,
nineteen hundred and forty-five.
Approved July 17, 1945.
Act extending the authority of the department
OF PUBLIC health TO REGULATE POLLUTION OF INLAND
AND TIDAL WATERS.
Chap.615
A-N
Emergency
Whevcas, The deferred operation of this act would tend
^^ defeat its purposc to alleviate promptly existing conditions of pollution, therefore this act is hereby declared to
be an emergency law, necessary for the immediate preservation of the public health and convenience.
preamble.
Be
EdV n\
§
5',
etc.,
'
amende<i.
it
enacted,
etc.,
as folloios:
Section five of chapter one hundred and eleven of the
General Laws is hereby amended by striking out the paragraph inserted by chapter three hundred and eighty-eight
of the acts of nineteen hundred and forty-one and inserting
in place thereof the following paragraph
^^ ^hail from time to time, after notice to all persons intcrestcd and a public hearing, and subject to the approval
of the governor and council, prescribe and establish rules
and regulations to prevent pollution or contamination of any
or all of the lakes, ponds, streams, tidal waters and flats
within the commonwealth or of the tributaries of such tidal
waters and flats; provided, that nothing contained herein
:
S^^ifutiwi
eto^, ofcer-'
tain waters.
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