The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-27

the business Of apOthecary shall first be examined
by said commissioners, and present to them sastac-
tory evidence that he has been an apprentice or EN-.
ployed in apothecary store where physicians
prescriptions compounded at least three years,
or has graduated from some regularly established
medical school, or college Of pharmacy ana com
then grant him certificate and registry as herein
before provided.
SECT 4. Any person engaged in the business of
apothecary at the passage Of this act may receive
certificate and be registered aforesaid, applica
ton to said commissioners, and presenting to them
satisfactory evidence Of his competency therefor.
SECT 5. Apothecaries registered as herein pro-
vided shall have the right to keep, under such re-
strictions as the legislature may impose, all
medicines and poisOns authorized by the United
States dispensatory and pharmacopHia as OF recog-
nized medicinal utility; provided, that nothing
iZe the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
SECT. 6. If any person shall hereafter engage in
the business of an apothecary, who is not now in
said business, contrary to the provisions of this act
he shall be subject to penalty of fifty dollars for
each week he shall continue in such business to
be recovered by action of debt for the use of any
person suing therefor by Indictment for the use
of the county.
Sect. This act shall not apply to physicians
putting up their prescriptions to the sale of
proprietary medicines [Approved February 9, 1871
Chapter 2OJ.
AN ACT to amend section thirty chapter eleven
of the Revised Statutes of eighteen hundred and
seventy relating to powers of School Districts.
secon chapter eleven of the revised
statutes of eighteen hundred and seventy-one is
hereby amended by inserting after the o word
period of time as they may determine and by IN
sorting after the word districts in the tenth line
word in the eleventh. lines the words dur.
ing said time and at the expiration OF said time,
each of said districts shall it's district
zation, unless majority of the voters in each dis"
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that said section, amended shall read as follows:
SECT. 81. Two ormore school districts may unite
for the purpose Of establishing and maintaining
system of graded free schools for such period Of
time as they may determine, when majority OF the
trict legally called for the purpose SO determines
and the clerk of each district shall forthwith furnish
the town clerk with certified copy of such votes,
and he shall enter said votes upon the town records
and thereafter such districts shall constitute one dis
trict to be known by the that the inhabitants
thereof adopt ana have all the fghts ana powers
districts for said time and the town shall not alter
divide it, without the consent Of majority of it's
voters during said time and at the expiration OF
said time each of said districts shall resume its dis
tinct organization unless majority of the voters in
each district shall vote to continue the united dis
trict and at its annual meeting, it may raise money
for the support of its schools in addition to what it
receives from the town, and not exceeding three
ftths of that sum. And any school districts main
tanning graded schools may raise money for the
support Of it's schools provided in this section for
districts composed of two or more districts
Approved February 9, 18TH
Chapter 2O6.
AN ACT to amend section sixtyfve of chapter eight
cen of the Revised Statutes, relating to damage on
ways, as amended by chapter two hundred and fif
teen public laws of eighteen hundred and seven
ty-four, and chapter niney-seven public laws Of
eighteen hundred and seventy-six.
Be 1t enacted, &c., as follows:
SECT l. Section sixty-fve Of chapter eighteen of
the revised statutes, relating to damages ways,
amended by chapter two hundred and fifteen of the
public laws of eighteen hundred and seventy-four,
oh IF no laws IF