The Portland daily press., 1895-02-28
CHAPTER 1876.

utes, relating to Examination of Teachers
Clause two, section eighty-seven of chapter
eleven of the revised statutes amended by
chapter thirty-two of the public laws of eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-one, is hereby amend
ed by inserting after the word arithmetic" in
the fourth line, the words civil government
and after the word ''phySiology" in the fifth
line the words with special reference to the
effects of alchoholc drinks, stimulants, and
narcotics upon the human SYSTEM so that said
section as amended, shall read as follows: III.
'On satisfactory evidence that q candidate
possesses good moral character and q tenn.
per and disposition suitable TO be an instruc-
tor of youth, they shall examine him in read
ing, spelling, English grammar, geography,
history, arithmetic, civil government. book
keeping and physiology with special reference
to the effects OF alchoholic drinks, stimulants
and narcotics upon the human system; and
the elements of the natural sciences, especi-
ally rs applied to agriculture, and such other
branches as they desire TO introduce into pub
lie schools, and particularly into the school
for which he is examined; also as to his capac-
ity for the government thereof
Approved March 26.]
Chapter 1866.
AN ACT to amend section six of chapter
thirty-1ive of the Revised Statutes, relating
to Intelligence Offices.
Section six of chapter thirty-five of the re-
vised statutes of this state is hereby amended
by adding thereto the following words The
keeper OF an Intelligence Office shall not retain
any sum of money in excess OF one dollar
from q person seeking employment through
the agency OF such intelligence office, unless
employment of the kind sought for is actually
furnished. The keeper of licensed intelli-
gence office shall cause two copies of this act
printed in type of sufficient size to be legible
and easily read, TO be conspicuously posted i'll
each room used or occupied for the purposes
of such Intelligence office. Whoever violates
the provisions of this act shall have the
license revoked, and shall be punished by fine
not exceeding twenty dollars tor each otlense,'
so that said section as amended, shall read as
follows:
SECT. 6. The municipal officers of any
town may, ON payment of one dollar each,
grant licenses to suitable persons for one year,
unless sooner revoked after notice and for
cause. keep offices for the purpose of obtain
ing employment for domestics servants or
| other laborers, except seamen, or OF giving
information relating thereto, OF of doing the
usual business of intelligence offices; who
ever keeps such an Office, without Il license,
forfeits not exceeding fifty dollars for every
day that it is so kept The keeper of an intellf-
gence Office shall not retain any sum of money
received from person seeking employment
through the agency of such intelligence office,
unless employment Of the kind sought for is
actually furnished The keeper of licensed
intelligence Office shall cause two copies of
this act, printed in type of sufficient size to be
legible and easily read, to be conspicuously
posted in each room used or occupied tor the
purposes of such intelligence Office. Whoever
Violates the provisions OF this act shall have
the license revoked and shall be punished by
fine not exceeding twenty dollars for each
oflense.'
TApproved March 26.l
Chapter 1877.
| AN ACT to amend section one of chapter
seVenty-five ofthe Revised Statutes, relating
! to Title by Descent, and to establish the
rights of Widows and Widowers in the real
| estate of deceased Husbands and Wives.
SECT. l. Section one of chapter seventy
| five of the revised statutes is hereby amended,
so as to read as follows:
| SECT. 1. The real estate of person de-
ceased intcstate, being subject to the payment
| OF debts, including a wood lot or other land