The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-04-06


teen hundred and nine, relating to the
employment of women and children is
hereby amended by striking out the
words, inspector of factories workshops.
occur, and substituting therefor the
words commissioner of labof fan
proved March 29.)
Chapter 144.
An Act to amend Chapter forty-two of
the Public Laws of nineteen hundred
and seven, entitled IAN Act to prevent
desertion and non-suppOrt of Families"
as amended by Chapter fifty-four and
one hundred and seventy-eight of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred and
nine.
Section two of chapter forty-two of the
seven is hereby amended by striking out
all of said section, and inserting in place
thereof the following:
Section 2. When any person Is SEN
fenced to hard labor and actually en-
ployed in such labor in county Jail or
any other county correctional institution
or reformatory on account of any SELL
tence imposed under this act it shall he
institution or reformatory, to certify at
the end of each week to the county com
missioners the number of days during
which such persons shall have been
actually employed in said Jail as afore-
said, and the county commissioners shall
thereupon draw their order upon the
county treasurer for sum equal to fifty
cents for each days hard labor SO per-
formed by such person and the same shall
thereupon be paid forthwith by the
county treasurer to the wife of such per-
son or to the guardian or custodian of his
or her minor child or children or to any
organization or individual as trustee
which shall be approved by the court
imposing such sentence.
Said act is further amended by adding
thereto the following section:
sSactjop fines or ena1tieS prp-
vided for by the terms of this act may be
recovered or enforced by complaint or
indictment and in all prosecutions under
this chapter and any amendments and
additions thereto, judges of municipal
courts and police courts and trial jus
tees within their respective counties
shall have original and concurrent juris-
dicton with the superior and supreme
judicial urts'-(Approved March 29)
Chapter las.
An Act to insure publicity with respect to
the demands upon the State and to facili-
tate the Legislative Committees in deal
ing with questions of Appropriation.
Section l. On or before November first
in each year preceding the convoeation OF
the state auditor by each individual, cor
poration, including municipal corporations,
association and institution, whether private
or public, state officer, head of department,
or proper officers of each state hospital. asy-
lum charitable or reformatory institutions.
the fish and game commissioners, and all
other state commissions, commissioners and
tuted, a statement in detail of all moneys.
together with the reasons therefor, for
which any general or special appropriation
is desired at the ensuing session of the
legislature, excepting. however, from the
provisions of this act all appropriations
necessary TO meet the expenses of the leg
islature while in session. by such individual.
corporation, association state officer, depart
commission. commissioners, s,
etc. The state auditor may also from time
TO time. in his discretion, require any such
state officer, department. corporation, asso-
citation, commission commissioners, boards,
or institutions, whether public or private,
to report to him as to such other fiscal
affairs as the state auditor shall deem nee
essary for the proper compilation of the
tabulation as herein provided. Each of the
reports and statements of desired appro-
priation thus made. shall be in form to
be prescribed by the state auditor. The
reports and statements of desired appro-
priations hereinbefore provided for shall be
public records.
Section 2. On or before December ff-
teenth in each year, as herein provided for,
the state auditor shall make a tabulation
of such statements and reports, provided for
by section one of this act, accompanied by
comparative data and estimates, together
with such comments and statement ii
such other matters as he shall deem nee
essary and proper for the full comprehen-
sion of such tabulaton and shall transmit
such tabulation to the governor and repre-
sentatives-elect, Immediately, and to the leg
islature the first day of its next SEES
sion. Such tabulation SO transmitted shall
also contain a statement of all moneys re-
quired by the state auditor together will
the reasons therefor for which any general
or special appropriation is desired by hin
at the ensuing session of the legislature, to-
gether with such comparative and other
data as the state auditor shall deem neces-
sary and proper for the full comprehension
of the purposes last mentioned.-( Approved
March 800
Chapter 146.
An Act relating to the compensation of the
Clerk, Deputy and Assistant Clerks, OF
Cumberland County.
Paragraph four of chapter one hundred
and eighteen of the public laws of ninetee1
hundred and five is hereby changed so a:
to read as follows:
Cumberland, twenty-five hundred dollars
with twelve hundred dollars a year add
tional for clerk hire; assistant clerk o
courts, fifteen hundred dollars. - Approvet
Chapter 147.
An Act to regulate the hunting and killing
of Gray Squirrels.
There shall be an annual close time fol
gray SQUIRRELS, in which it shall be un
first day of November of each year to thu
first day of September of the following year
Whoever violates any provision of this sec
ton shall be subject to a penalty of no
less than five dollars nor more than tel
dollars and costs for each gray squire
killed or had in possession except alive, il
close time. Provided, however, it shall be
unlawful to hunt, chase, catch kill any
gray squirrel at any time within the limits
of any city, village private or public parl
or water district within this state.-(Ap
proved March 800
Chapter 148.
An Act to amend Section four, Chapter ane
hundred and two of the Public Laws OF
mot nar h1tt,l .ea.1 Rxyn rnlnt fINr
Penobscot Tribe OF Indians.
Section four of chapter one hundred and
two of the public laws of nineteen hundred
and five is hereby amended by adding after
the word Services" in the last line of said
section, the words but the compensation OF
the superintendent of schools of the city OF
Old Town for said services shall be not less
than fifty dollars per year. so that said
section as amended shall read as follows:
Section q. All money appropriated for
schools for the Penobscot tribe of Indians
shall be expended under the supervision OF
the agent of said tribe, subject to the APP
agent shall employ the teachers and fix
their salaries. limited by such appropria-
ton. The schools upon island number one
commonly called Indian Old Town island
shall be under the care and supervision of
the superintendent of schools of the city
of Old Town; and those within the terri
torial limits of any other town. under the
care and supervision of the experimenting
school committee of such town. Said super
intendent of school committee shall visit
such schools at least three times during
each school term; regulate the grades and
courses of study; assist the teachers and
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