The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-04-10


ge.ttns to compulsory school attend
auCe
section /. Section fifty-two of chapte
iftesH ~ the Revised Statutes is hereb,
strt lrJm school at six or more consecu
i've sessions, during any term" and sub
sutl- therefor the following 'habitual
aud wilfully absent from school nj
sas laN without such excuse to attena
school Tor tive day sessions or ten half
DAY SESSIONS within any period of 81,
months so, that said section whe1
amended snail read as follows:
section 50. If child without sufficient
sAcus shal be habtually and wilfulls
absent from school or shall fail without
sqe7 excuse to attend school for five da,
Sessions OF for ten halliday sessions
g.rm any period of six months, he
STA he deemed an habitual truant, and
e' peMntending school committee shall
motif MN ana any person under whose
for1r to section forty-nine, the provis-
7'rs " The two following sections viii be
enforced against them; and if thereafter
s1fA clhd continues irregular in attend
amer tEt truant officers or any of them
sta' Wien so directed by the school
cluTittee or superintendent in writing,
ea'or sad provisions by complaint -
8Hl' Hed February IL, 1879
Chapter 2.
AZ Act relating to the relief of Door
debtors. ~ pun
Sse.ieH Section forty-seven of chap
'lSed rtatutes is hereby amended by
s- out all after the word officer
I'D ta fhird line, viz: And besides the
T#l ices, he shall pay the iailer's fees
lA'"a' III can be discharged" So that
e. seton as amended shall read as
S-gHtl ii. \ debtor committed on ex-
@e5H.G may disclose thereon at the Jail,
4 nluner and on the notice aforesaid,
my be served by the, taller or
Of cer.'-(Approved February II,
Chapter 3.
n Act to amend the military law
tun /. Section forty-four of chapter
49, lirrd and six of the public laws
~ Ten hundred and nine is hereby
eI I'd 50 as to read as follows:
-rctIll H. The relative rank between
TESTIFY. snail be the same as that now or
'. fer existing between officers of the
ANN md navy of the United States and
tHe fa.dtlVc rank of petty officers in the
Ha F.. -"1riVe and on-commiSsioned otti-
'e,s Ell t-e national guard will be as pre-
sl9.a by the governor; seamen shall
}rtsp7nd 10 privates of infantry
- loa = Section eighty-eight of chap
f. we hundred and six of the public
laws 81 nineteen hundred and nine as
an' 1@"d by chapter seven of the public
.aV5 0i nineteen hundred and eleven is
seL-!t mended so as to read as follows:
~ee'-.u IS. For the purpose of raising
r''l-e to defray the current expenses
q, 81. active militia there shall be appl O.
iHti annually from any money in the
l-as-F not otherwise appropriated the
sir ot forty-fiVe thousand dollars of
E.eU sum at least five thousand dollars
~ So much thereof as may be necessary
stan ha airport ioned by the paymaster
eJH-n for the support of the naval re-
Serr,. Iha revenue thus raised shall be
pad atp the State treasury and be con-
7afTrd INTO a special and continuous mill
t.r flnG, from which special fund only,
except where herein otherwise specified.
Sla ip paid the expenses authorized by
aAls aot- and so much thereof as may be
rF is hereby appropriated to carry
"t t- provisions of this article, to be
pail upon vouchers approved as provided
70 section eightY-seven'
-=lglt 3. Section ninety Of chapter
fHe inbred and six of the public laws
NJ eteen hundred and nine is amended
sipg out in the last line thereof
'e "o.ds military fund and substitute
ls therefor the following: appropria-
5n7 lr aTmory rentals, and to carry
.t' 81 PROVISIONS of this section the sum
fer o.lsand dollars annually is mere
an. priated from any money In the
not otherwise appropriated,
'ar.'' = 10 be made by the treasurer
Upon vouchers manifested by
ts ..fy commission to the State audi
nat said section when amended
sas -Nl as follows:
H4'9u 20, 1t shall be the duty of
i' pal officers to provide and MAIN
rH- 4ch company of the active mill
itei within the limits of their re-
towns a suitable drll-room,
'T,a and armory, or place of deposit
Military equipment, and for the
'7l .4rt"rs of each separate battalion,
t'siment and brigade established
es1gla'ters offices; and the suita bilitv
V re Ieeessary military PURPOSES. of
s-a. !}O-rooms, armogies and head
'Ar.@rs 9ffices. shall be determined by
aiHO'N commission. a reasonable
!12rAsation to be fixed by the armory
lHl'Si"n, after hearing and consulting
te responsible. municipal officers,
"a eTceed three hundred dollars per
'Hdf Ton each company, other organlza
17 tand or separate headquarters shall
~ allowed as rent for such suitable build
huI.Qings to the municipality pro-
ahd maintaining them. and paid
l'e state out of the appropriation for
all9TN rentals, and to carry out the pro-
S"7s If this section the sum of ten
a4sand dollars annually is hereby APP
moDllated from any money in the treas
~, not otherwise appropriated. payments
'r n4de by the treasurer OF State up
W. vouchers manifested by the. armory
i0!ssion to the State auditor
s2tPaon 4. Amend section ninety seven
W pier two hundred and six of the
ti'Wr avs of nineteen hundred and nine
going thereto the. following and
t1|ia-d further that when any building
{i.Aed over to the State for use as an
iaofr or drill shed the armory commits
gM snail be authorized to approve for
lament from the appropriation for ar
2.t "'tals such sums as may be nee
tor the upkeep of such building
Sl7Hg repairs, furnishings, light heat
.ff and ianitor service so that SAID
gu'n Then amended shall read as fol
action ~. The governor is authorized
aeeept in the name of the State dona.
,1.S IF lands and buildings to be used
@ military purposes by the organized
61Nla 'lnder such conditions as the
iu2FS may nominate: lands and build
% I, SO donated shall be subject to tbs
yN and regulations prescribed by the
syefnor, and provided further thai
Stu@h any building is turned over to the
nv Tor use as an armory or. drill !sshef
izs afmorv commission shall be author
No., 10 approve for payment from the ap
s'Niailon for armory rentals such sums
a., may be necessary for the upkeen o.
t,h nuilding including repairs, furnish
We ught heat. water and ianitor ser
'"@ II Approved February II, 1879
Chapter 4.
az act to amend Section tiirty-eight o
r9ahter fifteen of the Revised Statutes
aea,'allng to the duties Of the superinten
Tent Of schools.
eIton thirtv-eight of chapter fifteen o
Ill., revised Statutes as amended by sec
nnI3 seven of chapter forty-eight ct th
r. ~" avs of nineteen hundred and NV
NM 'H'ehv further omendAd bv strilSin.
n. me whole of said section and substi
s nR thernfor the following:
frs, lnn 2S. He shall on or before tn
fop.. pay of August nineteen hundred AM
een and annually thereafter. max
an as oath a full and comrlete return 0
end; emotional statistics for the yea
topl, July first newt preceding: and an