The Republican journal., 1913-04-10

)F THE STATE OF MAIN
for that purpose may call to his aid
any employee of the railroad, street car,
steamboat or ferry company. and and
word any for the words such a" in
the third line after the words guilty
Of" and by adding after the word
.peace in the third line the words men,
toned in section eighty of this chapter
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section 81. The conductor of train
of cars on any railroad or of a street
railroad car, or the officer In charge of
any steamboat or ferry, shall have the
right to refuse to permit any person
any passenger car on his train or street
car in his charge or steamboat or ferry
in his charge who shall be in state
of intoXication: and shall have the fur
Their right to eject from his train at AMY
station or from his street car, steam
boat or ferry at any regular stop any
person found in state of ntoXlcatlon
or drinking Intoxicating liquors as a
beverage on any passenger car of his
train or any street car under his charge,
or any steamboat or ferry under his
his aid any employee of the railroad,
street car, steamboat or ferry company,
and may arrest and temporarily hold
any person guilty of any. breach OF the
this chapter until warrant can be OBJ
tanned or he can be placed in the Gus
tody of the proper officers of the law
approved March II, 1879
Chapter 43.
An Act to amend Section six of Chap
ter eighteen of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter forty-eight of the
Public Laws of nineteen hundred nine
relating to the State Board of Health.
Section six of chapter eighteen of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by chap
ter forty eight of the public laws OF
nineteen hundred nine. is hereby further
the place thereof the words seven
thousand,' so that said section, as
amended, shall read as follows:
Section g. The sum of seven thousand
dollars shall be annually appropriated to
pay the salary of the secretary, meet
the contingent expenses of the ONCE OF
the secretary, and the expenses of the
board, which shall not exceed the sum
appropriated. said expenses shall be
certified and paid in the same manner as
the salary of the retary.-(ApproVed
March T., 1881
Chapter a..
An Act relating to the admission of for
eign insurance companies and amend
ing Section Seventy-eight of Chapter
forty-nine Of the Revised Statutes.
nine of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Section rs. No foreign fire or marine
insurance company shall be admitted tc
do business in the State unless it has a
bona tide, paid up, unimpaired capital
if stock company, of at least two
hundred thousand dollars, we'll invested
in or secured by real estate, bonds
stocks or securities other than names
alone: or il a mutual company net cash
assets to the amount aforesaid: or II a
mutual company doing fire insurance
only. that it possesses net cash assets OF
not less than fifty thousand dollars ano
contingent assets of not less than thret
hundred thousand dollars or net rasf
assets of not leSSthan SeventN-fNe tnOuS'
and dollars with contingent. assets OF
not less than one hundred fifty Thousand
dollars, or net cash assets equal to IL
total liabilities and contingent assets OF
dollars, provided that such capital anC
assets (other than continsenO are vel
invested and Immediately avallable fol
the payment of losses in this state, thai
it ins,res on any. single hazard az
amount no larger than one-tenth of ITS
net assets and that it has TRANSACTED
years prior to date of applying for ad-
mission. In addition to fire and marine
insurance a stock or mutual company
may be authorized to transact nlanc
marine tornado, and sprinkler insurance
and insurance upon automobiles or dam
age caused thereby. also for loss OF us
and occupancy by fire or other cause nc
life casualty. accident. health. LIABILITY
burglary and theft, or sprinkler insur-
ance company shall be admitted to DC
business in the State unless 1t has !:
bona fide, paid up, unimpaired capital
if Il stock company. of at least one hun
bred thousand dollars, well invested in
or secured by real estate, bonds, stocks
or securities other than names alone
or if a mutual company. net cash assets
to the amount aforesaid. '-(Approved
March II, 1872
Chapter as.
An Act to amend Section one hundred
fifteen of Chapter fifteen of the Re
vised statutes as amended by Chapter
one hundred six of the Public Laws OF
nineteen hundred nine and as further
amended by Chapter one hundred
eightysix. of the Public Laws of nine
teen hundred eleven, relating to the
appropriation for the support of the
Normal and Training schools.
Section one hundred fifteen of chapter
fifteen of the Revised statutes as
amended by chapter one hundred six of
the public laws of nineteen hundred nine
and as further amended by chapter one
hundred eighty-six of the public laws OF
nineteen hundred eleven, is hereby fur
Their amended by striking out the words
Seventy thousand five hundred
in the third and fourth lines thereof and
five thousand, and by striking out the
word eleven" in the fourth line there
of and substituting therefor the word
thirteen and by striking out the words
SCI Gil tli'uStitlu NV llulidI GU
in the fourth and fifth lines thereof and
substituting therefor the words eighty
five thousand 50 that said section when
amended shall read as follows:
Section 49, For the support of the
five normal schools and the Madawasha
training school, the sum of eighty-tive
thousand dollars is appropriated for the
year nineteen hundred thirteen and the
sum of eighty-tive thousand dollars is
annually appropriated thereafter, to be
expended under the direction of said
trustees, which sum the treasurer OF
State shall deduct for said purpose from
any school money raised for the sup
port of common schools The governor
and council may from time to time, as
they think proper, draw warrants there
for on said treasurer in favor Of said
trustees. -(Approved March Il, 1879
Chapter 46.
An Act to amend Section one hundred
sixteen of Chapter fifteen of the Re
Vised Statutes, relating to instruction
for the blind.
Section one hundred sixteen of chapter
fifteen of the Revised Statutes is hereby
amended by inserting after the word
"Massa chusetts" in the sixth line there
of the words provided, however that
when the authorities in charge of said
Perkins Institute for the Blind shall re-
fuse for any reason to admit sucu blind
children to said institute then the gov
ernor may, with the approval of the
council send such children SO refused to
any institution for the blind wherever
located so that said section when