Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12


BE IL enacted &C., as follows:
That section six of chapter one hundred and thir-
By inserting in the third line thereof, between the
words thereof and ''shall," the following words
stating the cases in which they testified that
said section as amended, shall read Is follows:
SECT. .. The attorney general, county attorney,
or foreman of the grand jury shall swear affirm,
in the presence of the jury all witnesses who
cases in which they testified, shall be returned into
court by the foreman before the jury is discharged,
and shall be filed and entered record by the
CLERK. Approved March l0,lss3.
Chapter l9l.
AN ACT to amend section seven of chapt.r one hun.
dred and twenty of the Revised Statutes, relating
10 larceny and receiving stolen goods.
BE IL enacted, &C., as follows:
Section seven OF chapter one hundred and twenty
ofthe revised statutes, Is hereby amended that
said section, as amended, shall read as follows:
SECT. Z. If an officer, agent, clerk or servant of
person. copartnership, CORPORATION. not an an.
prentice, less than sixteen years of age embez-
zies, Or fraudulently converts 10 his own use. or
takes and secretes, with intent TO do So without the
consent OF his employer or master, any property of
another IN ms possession, or under his care, by
virtue of his employment, or if n public officer COL
iector OF taxes, or an agent clerk or servant of
puoic ofiicer or tax collector embezzes or fraudu
iehtiy converts to his own use, loans or permits
any person to have use for his own benefit with.
out the authority of law, any money in his possess
sion, or under his control, by virtue of his office or
employment by such officers, he shall be deemed
euuty OF larceny and be punished accordingly and
wnoever knowingly receives from a public officer
SC.eetoi VI HaAes, or MS clerk, servant agent
VIII intent 10 convert the same to his own use
without authority Of law, any money in the nosss -
sion or under the control of such officer by virtue
OF his office, shall be guilty of larceny and punished
accordingly. But the foregoing provisions in ria
ton to public officers collector of taxes their clerks
setass or agents shall not apply TO deposits by
toward the salary of such officer nor 10 any person
IN the employ of the state or to whom the state is
% & 'he sums advanced do not exceed the sum
uue nih' approved March TO- 1888
ChaUser
AZ Al -, 10 repeal chapter one hundred and ninety
oil the Public Laws of eighteen hundred and
IL liz 2, ehaPIer one hundred and twenty of the pub
hc laws OF eighteen hundred and seventy.six''
ne a. enacted, DC, as follows:
chapter one hundred and ninety of the public
laws or eighteen hundred and seyenty-seven en-
utled " An Act to amend section six OF chapter one
ana twenty Of the public laws of eighteen
ZION OF railroad corporations, is hereby repealed
lApproved March 10, 1881
Chapter 1913.
$500 N.Y. 70 provide for the granting of Conditional
BE 10 enacted, &c. as follows:
.rtho 49,. l.: In any case in which the governor IL
aau'norzeo Dy the constitution to grant n pardon,
~ may py and with the advice of the council and
upon the petition Of the person convicted grant il
nppSn sueI Sohditons with such restrictions and
nmueI such limitations as he deems proper and he
may Issue his warrant to all proper officers TO carry
sucn pardon into effect which warrant shall be
ua,w anu executed instead of the sentence orig-
SECT. 2 When convict is pardoned on condi.
lions to be observed and performed by him and
% conditions are violated by him, the warden of
s.a.e prison or keeper of the jail where the con-
Wet was confined, shall forthwith cause him 20 ha
ested and detained until the case can be examined
tue governor and council; and the officer making
n !, ~ give notice thereof In writ
ing, % tne governor and council.
SaOa. Q. Inc governor and council shall, upon
sceivng sucn notice, examine the case of such con.
Mct, ana TT appears by his own admission, or by
evidence. that he has violated the conditions of his
the governor, with the advice Of the coun.
81, snsil ordef the convict to be remanded and con-
nncu Ioi the unexpired term OF the sentence In
SSOmpuung the period Of his confinement, the time