Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-07

being upon request of said commission
stating the reasons therefor.
Section $. All fees collected BY pros
ecutions undertaken by said commits
sion or its deputies shall be divide 4
equally between the State and the
county in which the prosecution is had
except during the time when a special
attorney is appointed to perform the
duties Of the attorney for the State for
said county in which event all fines
collected on prosecutions instituted
during such time. by said commission
or its deputies or by said special attor-
ney shall be paid TO the State. Each
clerk of the court shall within davs
after the adjournment of each criminal
term certify to said commission a list Of
al fines collected in his county since
his last return. which list Shall show
the origin of the case in which they
were collected and so far as exhibited
by the papers or records, the collection
of any of the special officials herein
provided for. herewith. Said commits
sion shall determine what moneys are
lne from any county TO the State UNI
der The provisions hereof, and such
sum shall be paid by the county treas
llrer to the treasurer of the state with
in 3 days after said commission shall
notify the county commissioners Of any
county of its determination.
Section 10. Nothing in this act shall
in any way relieve the Sherifts and
county attorneys of counties or the mu-
Iiicipal officers of cities and towns of
the duties devolying by law upon them
for the enforcement Of the prohibitory
law. and all fines collected by prOsecu-
tions Instituted by them shall be paid
entirely to the county wherein the Coll
Vlction is secured.
Section II. Whenever, in the juds-
ment of the Governor. either of said
commissioners are negligent in the per-
Torrance of his duty. it shall be the du
ty of the Governor. and he is hereby
aut hOrized to remove said commissioner
from office.
Section II. This act shall take effect
Nhen approved.
The hearing on the resolution for the
proposed NJ tilc InduStlia school an.l
workshop FOR the blind will be held.
Thursday afternoon. Feb. 9. at A
o'clock in the hall of the House of Rep
rCSCntativcs. The following gentlemen
will speak on behalf % The school: Ed
ward NJ. Hartwcll of Boston. Chas. f.
Campbell Of CaN bridge. agent of the
Massachusetts Association for promot-
ing the interests of the adult blind.
Nm. Lynch. President of Maine .AssO-
citation for tho blind. formerly of Port
land. with other men Ct national repI-
alton. IN tn" evening at 1.3c there will
be lecture by Charles +. Campbell
of Cambridge, with music by the fol-
lowing blind artists: Prof. o. f. Wrinn
of Wallingforl. Conn, and Prof. Her
bert \. Strout, 70! merly of South Port
land. now 4 stu lent Il. Yale University.
Charles F. Tampb"ll MIC will speak
at the Stat" House. Thurs day evening.
Feb. 9, is the son of DR.. F. J. Camp
bell tn" blind founder ana principal IF
til" farflm"d Royal Normal College
for the blind Of Londrl. England. Tn
fact that young Mr.. Campl ell has been
? associated With Ills "a fci in the Lon
don work Civ $ lin knowledge Of tho
subject possessed Dv few.
The first ste,eopticon Views within
Mr.. Campbell uses shou briefly the he.
wees CnploSru ny th'' DlInu Ill follow
ing the educational methods pcrSucl
by the seeing. The lecturer next de-
SCI ibcs. with ,hc aid of still and motion
pictures. how tie blind are able %
cycle. row. swim. .;llafc and take par;
IL many other sports and. as q fun
thor example of the activities possible
to the blind. shows 4 thrilling set o.
slides portrayin;s DIR. Ccnrbrll among
the snowy peaks Of the Alps. 1t may
b" noted in passing THAI tfat cnergcti':
blind man is lie first ana only one to
ascend Mt. Blanc. Many thousands of
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