The Republican journal., 1913-04-10

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Section q. Whoever sells or offers to
sell a diploma comforting a dental de-
gree or a certificate granted pursuant to
the laws of this state, or who procures
that it shall be used as evidence of the
right to practice dentistry by a person
other than the one upon whom the di-
poma or certificate was conferred or
who with fraudulent intent alters such
diploma or certificate or uses or at
tempts to use the same when altered, or
whoever attempts to bride member of
the board of dental examiners in this
state by the offer or use of money or
other pecuniary reward, or by other un-
due influence. shall be fined not less than
one hundred dollars nor more than two
hundred dollars, or be imprisoned not
less than thirty days nor more. than
viction shall be punished by the maxi
mum penalties prescribed in this section.
Section %. Whoever violates a. provl-
sion of this act for the violation of which
no penalty has been prescribed, shall be
fined not less than fifty dollars nor more
than three hundred collars. or be i'm
than thirty days. A subsequent convic-
ton shall be punished by the maximum
penalties prescribed in this act.
Section 90. 1t shall be the duty of the
several prosecuting officers of this state
on notice from any member of the board,
to institute prosecutions for offenses
under this act.
Section "a. All acts and parts of acts
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.-(Approved March 10, 1879
Chapter 81.
An Act to authorize a union of towns in
maintaining town farms.
Section l. Two or more adjoining
towns, by vote thereof at an annual
town meeting. may purchase or maintain
union town farm in anyone OF the
towns, upon such terms and regulations,
not inconsistent with the general laws
Of the State, as may be agreed upon by
vote of the towns, or by contract of the
i.in off thnr.nnf al no =
of the towns have authorized such pur-
chase or maintenance. Existing town
farms may be used as union town farms
when the towns so agree and contract
Section .. In cases where such union
town farms are maintained, the rights
of any town composing part OF such
farm shall be the same whether sad
town farm is located in the limits of
said town or within the limits of some
other town which has united for such
. purpose with said town
Section 3. The overseers OF the poor
, of the town. composing SUCH union
shall be a joint board to hold the same
authority over such union town farms
. and the inmates thereof as the over
seers of the poor of Il single town do
, over the separate farm and its inmates,
may choose chairman and secretary,
, but in case they fail to do so, the chair-
! poor of the oldest town of such union
, shall act as chairman, and the CHAR
man of the same board of the next old
est town shall act as secretary, .., ~
Section 4. All other acts and parts OF
acts inconsistent herewith are hereby
: repealed.-(Approved March Il. 1872
Chapter S..
An Act to amend Section seventy-fve of
Chapter ten of the Revised Statutes
relating to the sale of land for taxes
in Incorporated places.
Section seventy-five of chapter ten of
, the Revised Stat1tpS is bprpbN p6
! by inserting after the word person in
! the fourth line of said section the words
or by registered mail and receipt de-
, manded.' so that said section seventy
. five when amended shall read as follows:
. Section IL. After the land is adver-
: tised. and at least ten days before the
!, day of sale, the collector shall notify the
owner, if resident, or the occupant there
of, if any, of the time and place of sale
= by delivering to him in person or by
L registering mail and receipt demanded,
or leaving at his last and usual place of
abode, written notice signed by him,
stating the time and place of sale, and
l nonresident owners of real estate. such
notice shall he sent by mail to the last
and usual address, if known to the col
: lrctor at least ten days before the day
of sale. If such tax is paid before the
: time Of sale. the amount to be paid for
such advertisement and notice shall not
exceed dollar in addition to the
l sum paid the printer, if any.'-tApproved
March 10, 1872
Chapter Sc.
/ An Act to repeal Chapter one hundred
f and ninety-nine of the Public Laws of
: nineteen hundred and eleven. entitled
l ".An Act to provide for the nomination
g of party candidates by direct primary
' Chapter one hundred and ninety nine
of the public laws of nineteen hundred
4 and eleven. is hereby repealed.-(Ap
: proved March l3, 1870
l Chapter 81.
An Act to amend Section siXty-three of
Chapter fifteen of the Revised stat
+ utes as amended by Chapter seventy
three of Public Laws of nineteen hun
bred seven as further amended by
=, Chapter sixty-two and one hundred
| sixteen of the Public Laws of nineteen
hundred nine, relating to the payment
of tuition in secondary schools.
Section sixty-three of chapter fifteen
OF the Revised Statutes as amended by
chapter seVenty-three of the public laws
: of nineteen hundred seven as further
: amended by chapters siXty-two and one
hundred sixteen of the public, laws of
. nineteen hundred nine is hereby further
amended by striking out all of SAID see
ton after the word maintain in the sec
ton line thereof and substituting in place
proved secondary school to which he
may gain entrance by permission of
those having charge thereof. provided
the said youth shall attend a school or
schools whose courses are approved by
:, the state superintendent of schools,
youth. not to exceed thirty dollars an
nually for any one youth, shall be paid
by the town in which he resides as
aforesaid, and said tuition so paid, shall
be made a part of the high school fund
of the town receiving the same; and
towns sEall raise annually, as other
schoo- moneys are raised, a sum suffi-
Gent to pay such tuition charges, pro-
vided. however, that no youth shall he
entitled to free tuition under the pro-
visions of this section unless he shah
have satisfactorily passed an examina-
tor in common school branches, said
examination having been given under
the direction of the superintendent of
schools of the town wherein such youth
resides, on papers procured from the
state superintendent of public schools
or unless such youth shall have salts
factorily completed as standard COM
mon school course of study which has
been approved by the State Superintend-
ent of public schools; except that any
youth who has satisfactorily completed
the course of a Is or c class high school,
as provided by chapter seventy-one OF
of the public laws of nineteen hundred
nine. shall be entitled to his free tuition
as hereinbefore provided for the COM
pietl"n of the four wears of a standard
secondary course without the eXamina-
ton herein prescribed. provided further,
that such free tuition privilege shall
continue only so long said youth shall
MAINTAIN Il satisfactory standard de-