The Somerset reporter., 1905-03-30
eight. as amended. shall read as folIows.

eight, as amended. shall read as follows
Section IS. The following days shall be
observed as school holidays. namely.
New Years day. January one; Washing
toms birthday, February Twenty-Five; Me
mortal day, May thirty; Independence
day, July four; Labor day. first Monday
in September; Christmas day. December
twenty-five; Thanksgiving, Fast and Ar
Dor days, as appointed by the governor
and council Provided. however. that Ar
Dor day shall not be recognized rs n
school holiday, unless observed by teacher
and pupils for the purpose OF which it is
designated by the governor and council
All teachers of public schools IN the state
may close their schools on the days above
mentioned and draw pay the same rs
if their schools had been in session upon
those days. When any one of the above
named holidays falls upon Sunday, the
Monday following shall be observed as a
school holiday, with all the privileges APP
nIying to any of the days above named
Improved March II, 1907
Chapter 80.
An Act relating to the bills Of expenses
of State and County Officers.
Section !. Every state and county off
cor whenever required by law to render Il
bill OF expenses shall itemzc the same
and make oath. before pre- seutiug it for
or payment. that ii includes only
actual cash outlay while in the perform
ikce of his official duties.
section .. This act shall take effect
Improved March II, 1901
Chapter go,
An Act ceding to the United States ex-
elusive jurisdiction over certain lands
acquired for public purposes within this
State, and authorizing the acquisition
thereof
state of Maine is hereby given, in accord
ance with The seventeenth clause, eighth
section, of the first article OF the constitu-
tinu of the United States, to the acquisl-
ton by the United States, by purchase,
or otherwise, of any land
in this state required for sites for Gus
tom houses, court houses, post Offices ar
scnas OF other public buildings what
ever or for any other purposes of the
government.
in and over any land so acquired by the
United States shall be, and the same Is
hereby coded to the United States. for all
uurposes except the service upon such
sites of all civil and criminal process of
the courts of this state, but the juriSdie-
non so coded shall continue no longer
than the said United States shall own
such lands. .,
NOT vest until the United States shall
have acquired the title to said lands by
nurchase condemnation or otherwise,
and so long as the said lands shall remain
tho property of the United States when
aCouired as aforesaid. and no longer, the
same shall Ire and continue exempt and
cxoncrated from all state, county and
taxation, assessment or other
charges which may be levied or imposed
under the authority of this state.
Section 4. This act shall take effect
""'" Approved March Il, 1901
Chapter 81.
An Act ncrtaining to the duties OF the
Cattle Commissioners
It shall be the duty Of the cattle com
to examine the sahiiaIH con.
ditions Of all stables visited and suggest
such changes to the proprictorS as they
deem advisable. and incorporate IN th1f
annual report such general recommends
ton as the subject OF stable sa''"'ion III
Improved March II, IO1.I
Chapter So.
An Act to amend Section twcnty-six oil
t'hanter three of the Revised statutes,
In relation TO printing Of the different
departments . .,> -
the revised statutes is herepy tiucti, iu.o ~
adding after the word necessary IN tn99
fourth line and before the word except
in the fifth line of said section the 1olloW-
ING words such order for printing 10 DE
and council. so that said section as
amended, shall read as follows:
Section &c each department, bureau
and institution may nave prli'teu ~ ~ 'i,p
n9r letters of inquiry and information, at
such times aud i'll such NUMBERS az me
officer in charge thereof may Noi!o'uel
necessary such order for PRINTING TO pe
subject to the approval OF the govern
lsvcent as hereinbeforC provided, no re-
ports, catalogues or compilations sun "
stitched or bound by any depart
'urnt bureau commission or institution
Of the state. at the expense OF the state
unless by virtue of special legislative
> Approved March 15 1901
Chapter So.
An Act to amend section eleven Of chap
Tor ono hundred and sixteen of the Re
Viscd Statutes relating to compensation
of the Executive Council i,
Section l. Paragraph one OF sSelloa
eleven Of chapter one hundred and SIX
teen of the revised statutes, is hcteDY
amended by striking out all after the
first sentence OF said paragraph, ana N
sorting in its stead the following; TOT
services at other sessions OF the conncll
zach member thereof shall receive TWEEN,
ty dollars for each session ana actual
xpenses; for authorized services on
session and for services on the committee
10 examine the state prison, each couhcIi,
lr shall receive five dollars a DAY ana
lctual expenses: so that said paragraph
~ amended. shall read as follows
a. Each member OF the executive conn
I'll shall receive the same compensation
aud travel a representative 10 me leS-
stature, for services as Il councllor dur
ne the session Of the council commenc-
ng in January and closing lmiI'diu'lS
after the adjournment OF the legislature.
For services at other sessions OF the
council each member thereof shall receive
twenty dollars for each session and
icuIal expenses; for authoriZcd services
IN committees when the council Is not IN
session. and for services on the commit
.Co to examine the state prison, each
shall receive five dollars DAY
and actual expenses. .ee.,. -,
Section . This act shall take erect on
Inc first day of July, one thousand nine
0''>'' Improved March Is, 1861
Chapter 81.
An Act relating to the compensation oil
Examining Boards.
Section /. The members OF the noaras
VI registration in medicine, dentistry
pharmacy, embalmng and the examiners
Vt applicants for admission to the bar
shall receive as compensation 1or their
services five dollars a day, Tor the time
spent and their necessary eX-
1cnscs incurred in the discharge Of their
1utice. to be certified by the clerks OF
heir respective boards, and audited by
he governor and council Inc secretary
IF each board may also be allowed extra
for books, stationery and
postage, and their necessary expenses
actually incurred. All sums of money re-
'cived from applicants for examination
hall be accounted for and paid quarterly
q the treasurer OF the state. But In no
vent shall the compensation Tor services
md pvpenses exceed the amounts received
" each board as fees from applicants IN
my one year
Section @ This act shall take effect on
he hrst day of July, one thousand nlne
hundred and five.
Approved March Is, 1861
Chapter S.
An Act to amend Chapter fifteen OF the
Revised Stntutes relating to the Edu-
cation of Youth.
Section forty of chapter fifteen OF the
&c hH amended bE