Subject to the foregoing provisions of this chapter, all other public acts, passed since the year 1941 and heretofore in force in this state, are hereby repealed, excepting acts of the present session of the general court; acts or parts of acts relating to particular places, including counties; to the construction, maintenance, names or improvement of particular highways; to sales and leases of land by the state; to emergencies; to state compacts, projects, and enterprises; and to the issuance and retirement of state bonds or other obligations; acts the provisions of which are indicated by notes herein; and also excepting from general repeal the following described statutes:
I.Laws 1895, chapter 57, entitled an act to reduce the rate of interest on certain trust funds held by the state.
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Subject to the foregoing provisions of this chapter, all other public acts, passed since the year 1941 and heretofore in force in this state, are hereby repealed, excepting acts of the present session of the general court; acts or parts of acts relating to particular places, including counties; to the construction, maintenance, names or improvement of particular highways; to sales and leases of land by the state; to emergencies; to state compacts, projects, and enterprises; and to the issuance and retirement of state bonds or other obligations; acts the provisions of which are indicated by notes herein; and also excepting from general repeal the following described statutes:
I. Laws 1895, chapter 57, entitled an act to reduce the rate of interest on certain trust funds held by the state.
II. Laws 1899, chapter 42, entitled an act in favor of the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts.
III. Laws 1901, chapter 115, entitled an act establishing the boundary line between the State of New Hampshire and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
IV. Laws 1907, chapter 101, entitled an act in relation to the Russian-Japanese gift.
V. [Repealed.]
VI. Laws 1917, chapter 214, entitled an act in relation to the John Nesmith trust fund.
VII. Public Laws, chapters 253, 254, 255, and 256, relating to street railways.
VIII. Laws 1929, chapter 134, entitled an act accepting the provisions of the act of Congress relating to agricultural extension work.
IX. Laws 1937, chapter 28, entitled an act providing for the perambulation of the Maine and New Hampshire boundary line.
X. Laws 1953, chapter 198, establishing a New Hampshire Tri-State Commission.