Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

such overseers may bind TO service the children Of
such persons they may those of paupers of their
own town, and may bind out persons described in
section twenty, in the manner therein provided
residing in such unincorporaed place, As If in their
own town, and such persons shall be entitled to a
like remedy and relief When relief is SO provided
the towns furnishing it are entitled to the same
remedies against the towns of their settlement If
they resided in the town SO furnishing relief. And
when such paupers have no legal settlement in the
state, and have not lived in the town furnishing
them relief the state shall reimburse said town for
the relief furnished to such amount the governor
and council may adjudge to have been necessarily
expended therefor
SEC. ,. Whenever towns that compelled by
law to care for and furnish relief to state paupers In
unncorporated places, for the purposes of economy
desire to remove the same into their own town. the
overseers of the poor in such town may make writ
ten request stating their therefor, to the
governor and council, who shall examine the same,
and II in their judgment such state paupers would
thereby be supported with less expense the state
may permit IN writing such transfer to be made.
Whenever state paupers are thus transferred aud
maintained in town for such purposes, they shall
not become paupers ct such town by reason OF resi-
dence therein. while SO maintained.
SEC. g. Plantations having a population of two
hundred more, and a valuation of at least one
hundred thousand dollars, shall hereafter support
the paupers therein in the same manner that towns
now do, and the expenses therefor shall not be
chargeabe to the state. approved March 1, 1879
Chapter 1913.
AN ACE to amend chapter twenty section twenty
six, OF the Public Laws Of eighteen hundred and
seventy-eight, in relation to Lime Rock and Slate.
.
Section tweny-sx Of chapter twenty Of the pub
tic laws Of eighteen hundred and eight is hereby
amended by striking out all of said section after the word
slate in the fourteenth line, AID inserting in the place
thereof arrives at the port of Shipment so that said
section shall read follows:
Sect. 20. Any person who digs hauls or furnishes
rock for the manufacture OF lime has lien thereon
his personal servc and the furnished thirty
days after such rock is manu ctured into lime until
such lime is sold shipped board vessel; person
who abor IN quarryng or cutting and dressing granite
in any quarry has lien for his wages his labor on all
the grant quared or cut and dressed in the quarry by
him his colaborer for thirty days after such granite Is
cut or dresse until such granite sold shipped
board vessel; any person who labors in mining quarry
ing manufacturing slate, in any quarry has lisn for
the wages Of his labor all slate mined, quarried
manufactured in the quarry by him his for
thirty days after the slate arrives the port Shipment;
such liens shall have precedence Of all other claims aud
~ sp,s1. ss.. within the times aforesaid
Chapter 1914.
AN ACI to amend Chapter one hundred eighty FIVE
OF the Public Laws Of eighteen hundred and seventy
seven relating to Life Insurance
BE n enacted, &c, as follows
Iae hrs section OF chapter ndred and eighty
OF the pubic laws Of eighteen hundr and
relating to life insurance. amended by CHAPTER tsentv
Two OF the public laws of eighteen hundred and
her 10y amended BY adding thereto the following
nu' any such company may issue to resident of any
other state or country policy conforming to the laws Of
such sae or country and subject provisions of
follows: 'eA' -
Sect l. Every policy of life insurance Issued on and
aler the nrs DAY OF April, the year of Lord one
pa chartered by the authority of this state which NAV
De forfeited for non payment of premiums including all
YES gwen ior premiums or interest thereon, after shall
have been in force three fun years and which shall not
coahn provision for surrender value at least yaen
u the value arising under the this act sh,
nevertheless, Be continued in to an extent and for
period OF time to be determined follows wit: The net
aiue OF the policy whsn the premium becomes due and
Is OF PAID sha be ascertained according the combined
experience or actuar es rate OF mortality interest at
our per centum PER annum after deductng from three
furths OF such net value aly indebtedness TO the com.
Pany or notes held by the company against the insured
which notes. given for p-emums shall then be cancelled
"nst remains shall be considered single premium
OF temporary Insurance. and the term for which it will in
sure s pe determined according age of the party
AZ the time OF the lapse of the policy and the asump-
Tons OF mortality and interest aforesaid; but The Icy
D an Gu o~meh pay able at certain time death,
if should previously occur then if What remains AZ
Aforesaid shall exceed the ct single premium Of tempo
rry insurance tor the balance Of the endowment term
the ul amount of the icy, such shall be con
sidertd as Let single premium or simple endowm,n
yable only at the ii the original endowment