Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-14

adding thereto the following para graph
Cattle re-acting to the tuberculin test
may be sent to establishments main
tanning a United States government meat
Inspection service, and be killed under
federal government inspection and be
disposed of according to the requirements
OF the government meat inspection act
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section S. When cattle shipped from
Maine to the quarantine station at
Brighton. Massa chnsetts, are subjected
10 the tuberculin test, and respond to
such test, and the Inspector for the
cattle bureau of Massachusetts shall
hnd upon poSt-mortem examination that
such cattle were diseased from tubcreu-
iosis, and Will SO state in writing with
IN twenty days from shipment from the
state, to the live stock sanitary COM
missioner, and shall also give in writing
a description of such animal. the name
of the owner, lhe shipper. the date and
name OF place from which same was
shipped the name of the party of whom
ii was bought and the fair cash value OF
such animal at time condemned, and
shall also comply with any other rule or
regulation that the live stock sanitary
commissioner may require, the owner
snail Do entitled To receive Il fair market
value, not to exceed fifty dollars for
grade and one hundred dollars for thor
ou3hbred cattle with Il pedigree record
ed OF recotdable; but iii no ease shall he
be paid for amy animal condemned under
the provisions of this section, until ne
has filed with the live stock sanitary
of the owner, the shipper, his post office
address, place and date of shipment.
price paid for such animal. name Of the
person from whom said animal was pur
chased and such other information as
the live stock sanitary commissioner
may require: such claim shall he accom-
panied on every instance with sale
ticket for such part of the animal as
may have been sold, and the amount
for such sale shall be deducted from the
appraised value due the owner of the
ut tn
the tubefculin test may be sent to eStab-
lishments maintaining United states
government meat Inspection service, and
be killed under federal government in
spcctiou. aud be disposed of according
To the requirements of the government
meat Inspection act Improved March
Is. 1879
Chapter rs.
An Act 10 increase the efficiency of the
public schools of Maine by retiring
teachers of long service with pensions
who, on September thirtieth, nineteen
hundred thirteen, or thereafter, shall
have reached the age OF sixty years and
who for thirty-fivH years Shall have
been engaged i'll teaching as his piin-
eipal occupations and who shall have
been employed as teacher in the pub
lie schools or in such other schools
within this State as are supported who'll
" or at least three-tifths by state or
tewn appropriation and are under public
management and control, twenty years
teen years Immediately preceding retire
1nent. shall have been in this state. and
who shall he retired by his employer OF
shall voluntarily retire from active SER
vice after completion OF tile school year
next preceding the thittieth day Of sep
tamher nineteen hundred thirteen, shall.
on his formal application. receive from
the State for the remainder OF his life
an annual pension of two hundred ana
fifty dollars; provided, however. that at
ter the thirtieth day of september, nine
hun p..1
ment as teacher within this state shall
be included in its provisions unless the
teacher shall hold Il State teachers Ger
tificate issued under the authority oil the
State superintendent OF public schools.
Section ,. Any person Of either sex who.
on September thirticth. nineteen hundred
thirteen. or thereafter, shall nave
reached the age Of sixty years and who
for thirty years shall have been engaged
in teaching AS his principal occupation
and who shaft have in ail other respects
met the requirements of section one OF
this act shall. on his formal application,
receive from the State for the remainder
of his life AN annual pension of two nun
dfed dollars.
section 3 Any person of either sex,
who. ON September thittieths nineteen
hundred thirteen, or thereafter, Shaii
have reached the age of sixty years ana
who for twenty-five years shall. nave
been engaged in teaching as his principal
occupation, and who shail have III all
other respects met the requirements OF
section one of this act shall, on has for-
nal application. receive from tile state
for the remainder of his life an annual
pension of one hundred and fifty dollar s.
Section 4. Any person who otherWlse
meets the requirements of the preceding
sections of this act. but shall have re-
tired or shall have been retired prior TO
the school year next preceding the thr-
ti,4h day of September, nineteen nun
dred thirteen, shall be entitled to receive
Il pension under the PROVISIONS OF thls
net, except that the amount of the PEN
sion allowed to such person shall be one
half any amount designated under the
foregoing sections.
the sum of eight thousand dollars Is ap-
propriated for the year nineteen nun
bred thirteen and the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars IS annually appropriate
ed thereafter. which sum the treasurer
of State shall deduct for SAID purposes
out of the school and mill fund ana the
sum so appropriated and deducted shall
be denominatcd the school pension fnhd:
Section g. The State superintendent CT
public schools on or before the THIRTEEN
day of September. nineteen , nut r|eS W.
lations for carrying into effect the pro-
visions of this act .,.t..,-
Section I. ON or before inc .nl,ns
first dav of December. nineteen huhdfed
and thirteen. and quarterly thereafter,
the state superintendent of public schools
shall certify to the governor anu eotil-
ell the names of the persons VINO are
entitled II, uellsionS under the PROVISIONS
of this act and the amounts thereof anu
the governor and council shall draW
warrants on the treasurer OF state LOT
payments from the said school pension,
fund in favor of said persons Tor sall
amounts. The payments Of any pension
shall be suspended whenever the per
son to whom said pension has been
granted resumes teaching III any private
or public school - 49,.
Section $ All pensions granted or pay
able under the provisions Of this ACT
shall be and are hereby made exempt
from levy and sale by virtue of an exc
cution and from all process and proceed
ing to enioin and recover the same ny
or on behalf of any creditor or person
having or asserting any claim against,
or debt or liability of Il teacher or pen
section Q. All of the said school pen
sion fund not distributed or expended
for any financial year. shall, on the ilfst
day Of JuIv next following. be added to
he nnrmilnent school fund.- AppfoVed
March -, l9l3l
Chapter 76.
An Act additional to Chapter seventy
nine of the REVISED statutes, relating
IN the transfer of actions and other
matters TO the law court in case OF the
dnnfh of the presiding justice.
In ease of ply steal or mental dlsapllltY,
death. resignation. or removal of the
ittstic. presiding at any civil or erinhnai
proceeding before the supreme ludlclal
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