Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-25
hundred dollars additional for clerk


those performed by them as clerks of tn
supreme judicial, superior and count
ft emnnss on courts. or by clerks pr
SIX OF chapter eighty. They shall accour
quarterly under oath to the county treas
nrerS for all fees received by them o
payable to them by virtue of the Office
specifying the items, and shall pay tn
Whole amount of the same to the treas
urers of their respective counties Quarter
y on the first days Of January, April
July and October of each year
On The. first day of January of eact
year. the clerks receiving the sums aboyt
specified for clerk hire shall make unde,
oatn 70 the county treasurers of theil
ing the amount paid by them for tina,
purpose and to whom paid during tbs
year next preceding, and shall pay t.
sa'u treasurers any unexpended balance
VI such sums in their hands.
section 2 This act shall take effect on
hundred and five.
tApproved March q. 1861
, Chapter 119.
An Act relating to the comnensa,;on of
c,o., county Attorneys.
section l. The county attorneys are
entitled to receive annual Salaries from
nv, ment reasnrer OF state in quarterly pay
T .In's On the nrSt days of January April
July and October, as follows: For The
counties of foi 'ho
AronSt"ols one thousand dollars.
GIooStook, one thousand dollars
Sunperiand, fifteen hundred dollars
FRANKLIN, four hundred dollars.
Hancock seven hundred and fifty dollars
kennebec, one thousand dollars
Knox. six hundred dollars,
Lincoln, four hundred dollars
oxford, six hundred dollars.
Penobscot, one thousand dollars.
S SiscataSuls' hve hundred dollars.
Somerset, seven hundred dollars
Waldo. five hundred dollars
Washington. eight hundred dollars
ork, one thousand dollars: and no other
fees. costs or emoluments shall he nj.
lowed them unless otherwise EXPRESSLY
provided. The assistant county attorney
for the county of Cumberland seven him.
dred dollars. He shall hold his office
during the term of the county attornev
by whom he is appointed. subject to re-
moval at any time by the justice of the
superior court for said county
Section 2. So much of this act as re-
duces the salary of any county attorney
shall not take effect while the present
incumbent continues to hold office; and
except as aforesaid. said act shall take
erect on the first day of July, one thou
SAND nine hundred and five.
Approved March q, 1861
Chapter 120.
An Act to amend Paragraph twenty of
Section one of Chapter one hundred and
sixteen OF the Revised Statutes. rela ting
to the salary of the commissioner OF
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
section l. Paragraph twenty OF section
,ne of chapter one hundred and sixteen is
hereby amended by striking out the words
one thousand dollars and inserting in
pace thereof the words fifteen hundred
dollars and actual travelling expenses so
hat said paragraph, as amended, shall
cad as follows:
Commissioner Of sea and shore fish
.ries. fifteen hundred dollars and actual
Section q. This act shall take effect the
irst day Of April. nineteen hundred and
I've.
Improved March q, 1861
Chapter 121.
An Act to amend Section ninety-five of
Chapter forty-nine of the Revised
Statutes, relating to notice of injury to
Casually Insurance Companies.
Section l. Section ninety-five of chap
ter fOrty-nine of the revised statutes Is
hereby amended, so as to read as fol-
lows:
Section 95. No conditions, stipulations
)r agreements contained in any applica-
nestle casualty or accident Insurance
company. or contained in. any policy is
sued by any such company, or any way
made by any such company. limiting the
line within which notice of the accident
'r injury, sickness or death, shall be
given to such company, to a period of
ess than thirty days after the happening
If the accident or injury, or death. or less
sickness. shall be valid. Said notice may
)e given to the company inSuring at
my time within thirty days after the
happening of the accident or injury, or
ling of the sickness, and shall be valid
md binding on the company, provided
hat if the insured becomes Unconscious
Turing and by reason of his sickness, and
IL YNIrN Stniu
he fact that the insured holds a policy
nsuring him against sickness. said notice
hall be valid and binding upon the COM
ANY, If given ito the company within
en- days after the insured RECEIVERS con-
ciousness: or in case of the death of the
insured from sickness. without recovering
Consciousness said notice shall he bind
1 n;,,u upon the &C; company If given to the
er of his family or his physician. learns
f the existence of said policy insuring
gainst sickness.
Section .. This act shall take efYeff
lApproved March q. 1861
Chapter 1922.
IN Act to amend Section twcnty-four.
Chapter fOrty-eight Revised Statutes
savings banks.
Section twenty-four of chapter FORTY
light of the revised statutes is hereby
mended by adding to said section the
words, "Or to an amount not
Exceeding its reserve fund.- so that said
ection. as amended, shall read as fol-
Dws:
Section 81 Any such bank or institu-
ion may hold real estate in the city or
own in which such bank or institution
J located, to an amount not exceeding
We per cent of its deposits or to an
mount moi exceeding it's reserve fund.-
Improved March u, 1861
Chapter 1923.
An Act for the Protection of Children.
Section |. Upon application by the
mayor and aldermen of any city the
electmen of any town, or the president
nd majority of the directors Of any
ociety for the protection of children, or
revention of cruelty to the same, the
overnor and council shall issue a badge
nd a commission to any suitable person
esignated in said application. author
ling such person to arrest persons
harged with violating any of the pro-
isions of this act or any other act or
NV concerning the protection of chill
rem or prevention of cruelty to the same,
n the same manner and with the same
overs and jurisdiction in the premises
$ any sheriff, deputy sheriff, police
fiCer or constable. and to perform such
Their duties as may be provided for by
his act.
Section .. Any officer or agent COM
nissiOned under the provisions Of the
receding section and all sherfffs. deputy
heriffs, police officers and constables
hall investigate all cases Of cruel or in
Irrious treatment of children coming to
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