The Portland daily press., 1881-05-07
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ted to practice law in the courts of this state unless
he shall have studied for at least two years in the Of
fee of some attorney at law, or part of the time i'm
such office, and the remainder in some law school,
and shall also have passed satisfactory examination
in his legal studies.
SECT. 2. All examinations shall be public, and in
the presence of some justice of the supreme judicial
in each county, not exceeding twice each
be fixed by the chief justice. The examination shall
be partly oral and partly written, and shall be con-.
Quoted by an examining committee of the bar, in
each county, to be appointed by the chief justice No
candidate shall be admitted whose examination or
character is not satisfactory to the presiding JUSTICE
nor unless notice of the intended application is given
by the clerk of the court to which application is to
be made In some newspaper Tor thirty days at least
to the examining committee, written recommends
ton from the members of the bar with whom they
by law.
SECT 8. Any person not having been admitted to
practice law in this state whose shall have
been struck from the roll of attorneys, who shall
advertise as, represent himself to be, attorney
at law, SHALL upon conviction thereof, be punished
by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, by i'm
prsOnment in the county Jail not than three
months and no person whose name shall have been
struck from the roll of attorneys misconduct shall
be allowed to plead manage causes in court under
power Of attorney for any other party, be eligible
for appointment trial justice, justice of the peace,
or Justice of the peace and quorum.
SECT. a. All acis and parts of acts inconsistent
with this hereby repealed. ZAP March l5 1879
Chapter 6:3.
AN ACT to amend section forty fOur, chapter forty
nine of the Revised Statutes, aud to require ths
Insurance Commissioner to give bond.
Be 1T enacted &c., as follows:
Section fOrty-fOur chapter forty-pne of the re-.
vised statutes, is hereby amended by striking out ALI
after the word "sec tions in the fifth line, to and in
GLIDING the word Council in the ninth line, and
adding at the end of said sectiOn the following WORLDS
sand shall keep accurate account of all fees re-
ceved from said companies and brokers for licenses
and settle the annually with the governor and
council, and If they amount to more than nine hun
dred dollars year. exclusive n ofal postage expenses
state shall give bond to the treasurer in the sum
of five thousand dollars for the faithful discharge Of
his dutes,' that said section when amended shall
read as follows:
SECT a. An insurance commissioner shall be
appointed by the governor and council, who shall
hold his Office three years. unless sooner removed,
but shall not at the time be examiner of banks.
He shall have no compensation for his official
sections. He may administer oaths in the perform
of his official duties in any part of the state,
all his doings and of all matters relating to the sub
ect of insurance and insurance companies, which
he is officially called to act, and shall keep
rate account of all fees received from said companies
and brokers for licenses and settle the annually
with the governor and council, and if they amount
to more than nine hundred dollars exclusive of all
postage expenses he shall pay the balance into the
treasury of the state, and shall give bond to the treas
in the of five thousand dollars for the faith
full discharge of his duties
[Approved March Is, 1881
Chapter 81.
AN ACT in relation to the compensation of Jailers
for the support of Prisoners
Be 1T enacted, de-, as follows
SECT. !. The jailer's fees for the commitment
discharge of prisoner shall be twenty cents; and
for the entire support of each prisoner of every de-
scrption committed to his custody such sum not ex-
ceeding dollar and seventyfiye cents per week.
as the county commissioners judge reasonable, when
the average number is not less than sixteen PERSONS
per week; the average to be made on each account
is less than sixteen and not less than twelve prison.
ers per week, such sum not exceeding two dollars
per week, as the county commissioners judge
sonable. When the average is less than twelve and
not less than ten prisoners per week, such sum
not exceeding two dollars and twenty cents per
week, as the county commissioners judge reasona-
ble When the average is less than ten and not less
than eight prisoners per week, such not exceed
ing two dollars and forty cents per week, as the
county commissioners judge reasonable, and when
the average is less than eight prisoners per week. such
week. as the county commissioners shall judge rea-
sonable.
SECT. g. Any person or party interested in such
adjudication of the county commissioners, shall have
the right to appeal thererOm to the supreme judicial
court, if application for such appeal shall be made
and filed with said commissioners within ten days
after said adjudication shall have been made Such
appeal shall be entered at the term of the said SUI
preme judicial court next begun and holden in the
county after the expiration of said ten days;
or in said county is party or interested at the
term of said court next begun and holden in any ad
Joining county designated in said application.
SECT. 3. The appellant shall file in the appellate
court certified copies of all papers in the case before
the county commissioners and of the records tOgeth
with declaration of his claim, to which the 9TH
party may reply, and the issue shall be formed,
and the tried and disposed Of other cases at
common law.