Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-01
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hundred and three, as amended by chap
ter one hundred and twenty-one of the
five, as amended by chapter one hundred
and seventy of the public laws of nine
teen hundred and seven. Is hereby
amended, so as to read as follows:
Section 3d. No conditions, stipula-
tons or agreements contained in any ap-
plication lor insurance In any foreign or
company, or in any way made by any
such company, limiting the time within
which notice of the accident or injury, or
death, shall be given to such company
the happening of the accident. or injury,
or death. shall be valid Said notice
may be given to the company insuring
within reasonable time after the hap
death and shall be valid and binding on
the pany.'-(Approved February 25)
Chapter 7.
An Act to amend Section lightweight of
Chapter two hundred six of the Public
Laws of one thousand nine hundred
and nine relating to the appropriation
of money for military purposes.
Section lightweight of chapter two
hundred and six of the public laws of
one thousand nine hundred and nine is
hereby amended by striking out of said
section beginning after the word be in
the second line thereof the following
words: assessed and collected as other
state taxes are tax Of one tenth of
subject to taxation, for the present fiscal
year and for each fiscal year thereafter.
There shall also be appropriated annually
from any money in the treasury not
current expenses of the naval reserve of
the State of Maine the sum of eight
thousand dollars" and in place thereof
inserting the following words: 'appro-
priatsd annually from any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated the
sum of forty thousand dollars so that
said section shall read as follows:
Section 49, For the purpose of raising
revenue to defray the current expenses
of the active militia there shall be appro-
priated annually from any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated the
sum of forty thousand dollars. The reve-
nue. thus raised shall be paid into the
state treasury and be converted into a
special and continuous military fund
where herein otherwise specified shall be
paid the expenses authorized by this act
and so much thereof as may be necessary
is hereby appropriated to carry out the
provisions of this article to be paid upon
vouchers approved as provided in section
eighty-seven. '-(Approved February 25)
Chapter 8.
An Act to abolish the Office of Assist "a mt
Attorney General
Section !. Chapter one hundred and
sixty-two of the public laws of one thou
sand nine hundred and five is hereby
amended by striking out section seven
thereof.
Section ?. Section eight of chapter one
hundred and sixty-two of the public laws
of one thousand nine hundred and five
is hereby remembered and made section
seven thereof.
Section g. Section nine of chapter one
hundred and siXty-tWo of the public laws
of one thousand nine hundred and five
is hereby remembered and made section
eight thereof-tApproved February 2s)
Chapter 9.
An Act to repeal chapter one hundred
and twenty-six of the Public Laws or
one thousand nine hundred and nine
relating to the powers of the Board of
Prison and Jail Inspectors.
Chapter one hundred and twenty-six
of the public laws of one thousand nine
hundred and nine is hereby repealed
(Approyed February 80
Chapter 10.
An Act to abolish the State Agency for
the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors,
Section ]. Section fourteen, fifteen, six
teen, seventeen, eighteen. nineteen, TWEEN
ty, twenty-one. twenty-five, twenty-three.
twenty-four and twenty-five inclusive of
chapter twenty mine of the revised stat
utes of Maine and all acts additional
thereto, and amendatory thereof. is here
by repealed,
Section 2 Chapter two hundred and
fifty-two of the public laws of one thou
sand nine hundred and nine is hereby
repealed.--fApproved February 81
Chapter II.
All Act TO amend that part of section
five of chapter eighty of the Revised
statutes Of Maine; relating to regular
in oxford County.
Section five of chapter eighty of the
revised statutes is hereby amended by
striking out the word Second" in the
seventeenth line of said section and sub
shutting therefor the word first so that
that portion of said section. relating to
regular sessions of county commissioners
in oxford county, as amended. Shall
read as follows:
.Oxford-on the first Tuesday of May.
the first Tuesday of September, and the
last Tuesday of December at Paris. -
(Approved February 2s)
Chapter IL.
An Act concerning Trespass.
Whoever wilfully trespasSes upon land
which belongs to the state and is appur-
tenant to the Maine school for feeble
minded or after notice from an officer OF
said institution to leave said land. re- re
prisonment for not more than three
months or by fine of not more than
fifty dollars.-(Approved February 2s)
Chapter 10.
An Act to provide for the purchase of
supplies by the State through a system
of Competitive Bids.
On and after July first one thousand
and supplies purchased in wholesale
quantities by the state, or on the credit
of the state for any state department or
institution, shall be purchased by COM
petitive bids under the direction of the
governor and council. wheneKer in the
Judgment of the governor and council. IL
is advisable to adopt such method OF
purchasing upplies.-(Approved Feb
ruary 80
Chapter IA.
An Act to extend the close time on
Caribou.
The provisions of section eighteen oi
chapter thirty-two of the revised statutes
as amended by section one of chapter
one hundred thrty-two of the public
laws of nineteen hundred and five, relat
ing to a close time on caribou are here
by extended for six years from October
fifteenth, in the year of our Lord nine
teen hundred and eleven.-(Approvet
February 2S)
Chapter IS.
: An Act to repeal Section seventy-five Of
Chapter two of the Revised Statutes
: relating to compensation of clerks II
Office of State Treasurer.
Section seventy-five OF chapter two o.
the revised statutes is hereby repealed
Approved February 80
Chapter rs.
An Act to amend Chapter two hundred
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