The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06

ernOF ana COUNCIL may OIucT SuCi PCicch
to be removed to any town within the
institution without formal commitment.
and such orders shall be carried out ny
quired by law to provide relief for suon
person. or by any omcia1 DESIGNATED py
the governor and council The expenses
Of such removal shall be paid by the state
from the appropria ton for support OF
paupers; provided that no such person or
pauper shall be removed Into any town.
vide relief for such person or pauper. with
out the consent of the overseers OF the
poor of the town into which 1t is proposed
to move said person or pauper.
Improved April !, 1871
CHAPTER $50.
AN ACT to Amend Section Five OF
Chapter Twenty-three of the Revised
Statutes Relating to Ways.
Be 1t enacted, ETC.:
Section five OF chapter twenty three OF
the revised statutes II hereby amended oy
adding after the word "reguiar In the
also by adding after the word term" In
the fourth line thereof the words of rec,
ord 80 that said section as amended shall
Section s. Their return. made At their
next regular statute session After the
hearing. shall be placed on file, and re-
main in the custody Of their clerk for In,
be continued to their next regular term OF
record and at any time on or before me
third. day thereof, If no appeal from the
by their estimate Of damages shall file
their notice of appeal. II no such notice
Is then presented or pending. the proceed
effectual ali claims for damages not al
lowed by them be forever barred; and all
damages awarded under the first thirteen
sections Of thi. chapter; paid out OF ,, tine
the location be taken In accordance with
section ffty-two. then notice Of appeal on
DAMAGES may be filed with the clerk OF
days after the final decision OF the appel
late court In favor Of such way, has been
certified to him, to the supreme judicial
court, first held in the county where the
land is situated, more than thirty days
after such notice of appeal Is fled which
court shall determine the same In the
eight. when no appeal on location is taken
.[Approved April /. 1881
CHAPTER $50.
AN ACT to Amend Sections Eighteen,
twenty-five and Twenty three. Of the
Primary Election Law.
Section l. Section eighteen of An Act
to provide fol. nomination Of candidates Of
adopted by the qualified voters OF this
state at the special election held on Sep.
TENDER eleventh, nineteen hundred and
eleven Is hereby amended so as to read as
Section IS. Each candidate, so nomin-
ated. shall. with such acceptance send to
the secretary of state the following return
- RETURN OF EXPENDITUREs.
To the Secretary OF state:
mated for the once Of at
the primary election held on June
10 on oath depose and say that the
following Is a true and perfect return OF
all expenditures by the made. or liabilities
by me incurred for any purpose whatever.
except my actual personal expenses for
postage kilograms, telephones. stationery.
my said nomination. or the procurement
thereof. before, at, or since said primary
election.
The total amount thereof was
The aforesaid amount is made up of the
following:
Printing
Clerk hire
Newspaper advertising
Hall rent
Soliciting agents
Miscellaneous
Total
or the above. the following are itemized:
PRINTING.
Name Date. Amount.
(The subdivisions Of clerk hire. news
agents snail follow the foregoing form)
MISCELLANEOUS.
Name. Date. Amount. Purpose.
firm or corpora alton has with my knowledge
and consent paid any sum, or incurred
eny liability, other than to myself, or my
political agent, to procure. or to aid In
procuring. my nomination aforesaid.
Dated A. d. 10
State of Maine.
County, IS. A. d. IS
Personally appeared and
made oath that the foregoing return by
him signed Is true.
Before me,
Justice of the Peace.
If any statement In said return is will
fully false it shall be deemed to be perjury
and shall be punished accordingly. No ex-
penditures shall be SO made, or Liabilities
be 80 incurred except for the purposes
named aforesaid In said return. The sub
division Miscellaneous" shall not exceed
ten per cent of the total amount herein
after permitted. and shall include no items
not legitimate under chapter one hundred
twenty-five of the public laws of nineteen
hundred eleven, as now or hereafter
amended, subsections Id and (e) OF section
five Of which act, as applied to primary
elections are to be construed as II rezding
as follows: I'D of renting and furnishing
rooms to be used by candidates or their
political agents, and for the reasonab BILE
entertainment and refreshment exclusive
of alcoholic beverages. Of political agents.;
'te) OF compromising clerks, and other per-
sons employed in candidates rooms and
lie roIg ~ nd faQ