ing such minor, if so indentured, and otherwise, to the parents or guardian of the child.

§ 76. Assignment of indenture on death of master or employer. On the death of a master or employer to whom a person is indentured by the poor officers of a municipal corporation, the personal representatives of the master or employer may, with the written and acknowledged consent of such person, assign such indenture and the assignee shall become vested with all the rights and subject to all the liabilities of his assignor; or if such consent be refused, the assignment may be made with like effect by the county judge of the county, on proof that fourteen days' notice of the application therefor has been given to the person indentured, to the officers by whom indentured, and to his parent or guardian, if in the country.

877. Contracts with apprentices in restraint of trade void.— No person shall accept from any apprentice any agreement or cause him to be bound by oath, that after his term of service expires, he will not exercise his trade, profession or employment in any particular place; nor shall any person exact from any apprentice, after his term of service expires, any money or other thing, for exercising his trade, profession or employment in any place. Any security given in violation of this section shall be void; and any money paid, or valuable thing delivered, for the consideration, in whole or in part, of any such agreement or exaction, may be recovered back by the person paying the same with interest; and every person accepting such agreement, causing such obligation to be entered into, or exacting money or other thing, is also liable to the apprentice in the penalty of one hundred dollars, which may be recovered in a civil suit.

ARTICLE VIII.

LAWS REPEALED; WHEN TO TAKE EFFECT.

SECTION 90. Laws repealed.

91. When to take effect.

§ 90. Laws repealed. Of the laws enumerated in the annexed schedule, that portion specified in the last column is hereby repealed.

891. When to take effect.-This chapter shall take effect on October first, eighteen hundred and ninety-six.

Schedule of Laws Repealed.

SCHEDULE OF LAWS REPEALED.

Code of Criminal Procedure, §§ 939 and 940.
Revised Statutes, pt. 2, ch. 1, tit. I, art 1,
Revised Statutes, pt. II, ch. 8..

§§ 5, 6, 7.
All except 8 49
tit. I.

CHAPTER XLIX

OF THE GENERAL LAWS.

[CHAP. 418 OF 1897.]

THE LIEN LAW.

ARTICLE I. Mechanics' liens (§§ 1-24).
II. Liens on vessels (§§ 30-35).

III. Liens on monuments, gravestones and cemetery structures (§§
40-44).

IV. Liens for labor on stone (§§ 50-52).

V. Liens for service of stallions (§§ 60-63).

VI. Other liens on personal property (§§ 70-74).

VII. Enforcement of liens on personal property by sale (§§ 80-85).
VIII. Chattel mortgages (§§ 90-98).

IX. Contracts for the conditional sale of goods and chattels (§§ 110-
118).

X. Laws repealed; when to take effect (§§ 120–121).

7. Liability of owner for collusive payments, incumbrances and other mortgages.

8. Terms of contract may be demanded.

9. Contents of notice of lien.

10. Filing of notice.

11. Service of copy of notice.

12. Notice of lien on account of public improvements.

13. Priority of lien.

14. Assignment of lien.

15. Assignments of contracts and orders to be filed.

16. Duration of lien.

17. Duration of lien under contract for a public improvement.

18. Discharge of lien, generally.

19. Discharge of lien by payment of money into court.

20. Discharge of lien for public improvement.

21. Building loan contracts.