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

rested. to serve out the unexpired por
ton OF his maximum imprisonment. an,
the time from the date of his declare,
shall not be counted as any part O.
portion OF the time to be served.
Section H. Any prisoner committing i;
crime while at large upon parole or con
ditional release and being convicted ant
sentenced therefor shall serve the sec
ond sentence to commence from the dat,
of the termination of the first sentence
after the sentence is served or annulled
Section Il. At the time OF granting pa
role to any prisoner either by the gov.
ennor or the advisory board in the mat
ly determine the length of time the pris.
onerr shall remain on parole, which shall
not be more than four years in any case
After any prisoner has faithfully per-
for the period of time fixed and has
regularly made his monthly reports as
required by the rules providing for his
parole. he shall be deemed to have fully
served MS entire sentence. and shall then
receive Il certificate of final discharge
from the warden or superintendent in
whose custody he is. A duplicate copy
of such final discharge shall at once be
board in the matter of paroles who shall
file the same in the office of the gov
ernor.
Section Il. On the last day of each
iit'iilIl tiCi pau pIlSolltT S1ldIl MAKE
written report 70 the warden of the
prison. or superintendent of the institu-
ton from which he was released. show
ing his conduct during the current
expenditures. his probable postoffice adj
dress and place of employment for the
coming month. and the warden or SUI
perintendent in charge OF each institu-
ton of this State named in section one
of this act, shall, not later than the fif-
teenth day of each month, tabulate and
report to the advisory board in the mat
ter of paroles, in writing. the Informal
munclte II the advisory board in the
matter OF paroles Immediately all VIOLA
tons and infractions of the rules gov
ernins such parolcd prisoners. In their
annual report to the governor. the adj
visory board in the matter of paroles
shall include summary of the paroles
an9 releases under this act. the names
of all prisoners who have violated their
paroles, the nature of such violations,
together with such information concern
ing the operations under the law as
Section a. There shall be kept in the
prison or institution named in section
one of this act. by the warden or super
in:endent thereof, a book containing Il
full and accurate record of each and eV
erv trans 'ction had under the provisions
of this act. A summary of such record
shall l." fled with the advisory board in
the matter of paroles, to be by said
nual report of the advisory board, who
report shall be submitted in writing to
the governor on or before the first day
of December in the year nineteen hum
drc1 and thirteen, and on or before De-
cembcr first of each year thereafter, AMI
said report shall be accompanied by such
recommendations as the board may see
fiji to make
visory board in the matter of paroles is
hereby authorized 10 provide all blanks
required for the proper execution of the
provisions. of this act after the forms for
governor and the advisory board in the
matter of paroles.
Section 16. Whenever any prisoner is
released upon parole he Shall receive
ten dollars in cost and a non-transfera-
be ticket at his own expense to the
county where his first friend resides,
The warden may. in his discretion, al
the risk of the State, advance to any pa
rnod prisoner the cost of i ticket as
above provided and expenses not to cx-
coed two dollars. aid failure on the part
Of the parolcd prisoner t. return the
money 50 advanced within sixty days
may be declared l violation of parole
wartantinS the return OF the violator TO
Section L. Whenever the parole of
any prisoner shall b;. ord red by the ad-
visorv board in tn" m tier of paroles,
or thu governor the clerk of said boa"
county or the chief of police of the city
to which he is paroled of the issuance of
such parole. naming the county where
convicted. the crime for which convicted.
the name and address of the first
friend" and the lensth Of time which
said prisoner shall be required to report
before receiving final discharge.
Section Is Any sheriff, chief of police
or probation officer. shall upon the re-
quest Of the governor CT the advisory
board in the matter Of paroles act as
first friend and adviser for paroled
prisoners while on parole from any prls-
ON or refornatory in the State. and
shall. upon the approval OF the secretary.
of the advisory board in the matter OF
paroles. be paid from the general lu l9
of the stlte not otherwise appropriated
one dollar per month fer each paroled
prisoner for such service. Whenever the
Term Of nflic" of any such officer. acting
such parole is in force. the duties OF
the successor in office Of such officer, ,
Section Il. Nothing in this. act sinai!
be construed to interfere or impair the
power of the governor to grant pardChs OF
Communications of sentence nor shall any
ching herein contained be construed 70
interfere with the rights OF any person
who may be serving out term or mn
prison ment in any penal INSTITUTION IN
this State by virtue Of sentence I'M
posed under any law heretofore or now
in force.
Section 30, All laws, acts or parts Of
acts in conflict with the provisions OF
this act are hereby rcpealed-(ApproVed
March II, 1879
Chapter 81.
An Act in relation to boards of rcSistra-
ton of voters.
Section five of chapter five OF the Ike
yised Statutes of Maine is hereby
amended by striking out the words
"four thousand in the first line of sad
section and inserting in place thereon
the words thirty five hundred and by,
striking out the words -four thousand
in the fifth line of said section and IN
sorting in place thereof the words
'thirty-Gve hundred and by adding
thereto the words provided that no city
having Il board of registration shall be
deprived of said board of registration by
reason of the population thereof be-
coming less than thrty-five hundred, SO
that said section as amended snail feao
section 5. In each city of the State
having thirty-fVe hundred or more IN
habitants, Il board of registration APP
pointed as provided in the following
section shall have exclusive power and
authority to make up, correct and re-
wise the list of voters in each of said
cities In all cities having less than
thirty-five hundred Inhabitants. the mu-
nicipal officers shall make such list.
exercising the same powers and beng
governed by the same laws as municipal
officers of towns having five hundred or
more registered voters: provided that no
city having d board of registration shall
I,n danricad Of said hoard of registration