Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-29

This policy may be cancelled at any time at
the request Of the insured. who shall thereupon
be entitled to return OF the portion of the
above premium remaining, alter deducting the
customary monthly short rates for the time
this policy shall have been in force. The COM
pany also reserves the right, after giving writ.
ten notice to the insured, and TO any mortyagee
TO whom this policy is made payable, and ten
the premium. to cancel this policy as TO all
risks subsequent to the expiration Of ten DAYS
from such notice, and no mortgagee shall then
have the right to recover as to such risks.
In case of loss under this policy and q fail
ure OF the parties to agree as TO the amount of
loss, it is mutually agreed that the amount of
such loss shall be referred to three disinter-
ested men, the company and the insured each
choosing one out Of the three persons to be
named by the other. and the third being Sc
lected by the two SO chosen; the award in
writing by majority Q, tI ne referees snali pc
amount of loss or damage, ana such reference
unless waived by the parties, shall be q condi-
ton precedent " any right OF action in law or
shall be chosen or act as a referee. against the
objection of either party, who has acted in
like capacity within four months.
No suit or action against this company for the
recovery of any claim by virtue of this policy
shall be sustained in any court of law or equi-
ty in this state unless commenced within two
years from the Time the lOsS OCCuITeu
In witness whereof, the said company
has caused this policy TO be signed by its presi-
dent, and attested by its secretary, or by such
proper ofacersi as may be DESIGNATED a at their
In case Of loss under any IRE insurance pol
lev, issued on property in this state, in the
standard form above set forth, and the failure
If the In surance company shall not, within ten
days after written request TO appoint refer
ees under the provision for arbitration in such
policy. name three men onGer sucn provlslon'
and willing to act as one OF such referees; and
If also such insurance company shall not.
within ten days after receiving the names OF
three men named by the insured under such
provision, make known to the insured its
choice of one of them to act as one of such
referees it shall be deemed to have waived the
right to an arbitration under such policy, and
be liable to suit hereunder, as though the same
contained no provision for aroltrauon as 70 the
amount of loss or damage. And In case OF the
failure of two referees, chosen, respectively by
the insurance company and the insured, to
agree upon and select within ten days from
their appointment third referee willing to
act in said capacity, either OF the parties may,
within twenty days from the expiration of said
ten days make written application setting
forth the facts to the insurance commissioner
to appoint such third referee, ana said commits
sioner shall thereupon make such appointments
and shall send written notification thereof to
the parties.
SECT. .. Any insurance company or agent
who shall MAKE ss%s Or vielaon 81 tbis act
shall forfeit for each o6ense not less than n1ty
nor more than two hundred dollars; but such
policy shall nevertheless be binding upon the
company issuing the same.
SECT. 8. All acts or parts OF acts inconsist-
emit herewith, are hereby repealed.
(ApprOved February l4.1
Chapter 10.
AN ACT to amend chapter ninety of the Pub
lie Laws of one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.one, entitled can Act relating to the
Salary Of the County Commissioners Of Cum
That section one of said chapter ninety be
amended by inserting after the word "prod-
ucts'' in the eleventh line Of said section the
words excepting actual necessary expenses
incurred in going outside of the county for the
transaction of official business, all bills for
such expenses to be approved by the clerk of
courts and county attorney OF SAID county, SO
that said section as amended, shall read as
follows:
SECT. 1. From and after the first day Of
April in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and nlnety-one, the comp per "a
the county of CuLiberlsh. ehall be salary,
the chairman shall receive the sum of nine hun
dred and fifty dollars, and each OF the other
commissioners shall receive the sum of eight
hundred and fifty dollars annually, payable
from the county treasury, in quarterly pay
ments, on the first days Of January n Sa April
penses and travel, including the management
of the Jail workshop and the sale of its pro-
ducts, excepting actual necessary cash ex-
penses incurred outside of the county for the
transaction of official business, all bills for
such expenses to be approved by the clerk or
courts and county attorney OF said county; at
least a majority OF said board shall be in at
tendance at their office in Portland on all Sec
uIar DAYS except when official business calls
them elsewhere (Approved February 4.]
Chapter go,
AN ACT to establish the salary of the judge
SECT, l. The salary of the judge of probate
for the county of Kennebec shall be one thou
sand dollars, instead of the sum now fixed by
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when ap-
proved. lApproved FEBRUARY H.J
Chapter FL.
AN ACT to amend section twelve of chapter
one hundred and forty OF the Revised stat
ules relating to State Prison.
SECT l. Section twelve of chapter one hum
bred and forty of the revised statutes is hereby
amended SO that said section as amended, shall
read as follows:
SECT - The inspectors shall visit all the
tails at least once i'll every three months, and
inquire into the management OF the same, give
such advice in relation thereto as they deem
useful and proper; classify all convicts in said
jails having regard to age, character and Of
lenses and for that purpose may order the
county commissioners Of either of the coun-
ties to make such alteration in their several
tails as the inspectors deem necessary, in or
der to classify the convicts therein, and per
sons charged with crime; and If said commits
sioners after such order, neglect or refuse to
make such alteration, or to provide for the
classification of convicts and persons charged
with crime, the in pectorS may cause said con.
yicts and persons charged with crime to be re-
moved to any Jail where such alteration or pro-
vision for classification has been made, and
the expense OF the removal and keeping OF
such convicts or person shall be paid by the
county from which such convict or persons Is
removed, and they may require the keeper of
tics in relation to his jail as they may deem
useful for future reference. Said inspectors
NAV remove prisoners from Jails where no ar
ranpements have been made for the labor of
convicts, to some work Jail, and when any Jail
has a larger number Of cOnvicts, either in Gus
tody or at labor than can be well accommodate
ed, they may remove portion OF them to any
other fail where better accommodations can
be afforded any jail where arrangements have
been made or shall be hereafter made for the
labor of convicts committed for any special
crime, or class of crimes, at any special kind
Of labor shall be deemed work jail. For the
removal Of convicts as Aforesaid, the inspec-
tors may issue precepts to any officer qualified
to serve precepts in criminal cases in his
county to cause such removal, whether such
service is performed in whole or in part
in one or more counties, and the expense of
removal shall be paid py the county in which
such convicts were sentenced. The inspectors
shall make report of the condition of all the
prisons to the governor and council by the
thirtietb day of November annually
SECT Q. This act shall take effect when ap-
proyed. Approved FEBRUARY Is.