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

sions of this act. the railroad commits
sioners shall fix the amount which. such
shall exercise its right to lay its tracks
over such crossing: and in either. case
the commissioners shall make such or
pense of future maintenance of such
crossing as they shall deem equitable.
Section g. All acts and parts of acts
Inconsistent with this 2et are ne h erdo.
January first. nineteen hundred four
teen.-(Approved March 81, 1872
Chapter 148.
An Act to amend Section two of Chap
ter fifteen of the Revised Statutes, as
amended. in relation to the continu-
ance of schools failing to maintain an
average attendance of at least eight
pupils.
Revised Statutes. as :.mendea by chap
ter ninety OF the public laws of nine
teen hundred seven. is hereby, amended
in the sixteenth line thereof the words
or at :; meeting called for that uItr-
pose so that SAID section when amend
ed shall read as follows:
Section 2. The location Of any school
legally established prior to March sew
en.eenth, eighteen hundred end ninety
standing thu district is abolished: but
any town at its annual meeting, or at
a meeting called for tie purpose, may
uetcTlnlnt lne nulnDcr ana location III
lis schools, and may discontinue them or
change their location: but such discon-
tinuance or change of location shall be
made only ON the written recommendA-
lion of the experimenting school COM
mittee, and on conditions proper to pre-
serve the inst rights and privileges Of
the Inhabitants for. whose benefit such
schools We're tahlished provided. how
ever, that in case any school shall here
after have too few scholars for its prof
liable maintenance, the experimenting
tao
Grafton OF such school for not more than
one year unless otherwise instructed by
the town, but any public school failing
to MAINTAIN an average attendance for
any school year, OF at least eight pupils.
shall he and hereby is suspended, I'M
less the town in which said school is
meeting, or at q meeting called for that
purpose after the said committee shall
have made written recommendation
to that effect, instruct its experimenting
school. The superintendent of schools in
each town shall procure the convex
ance of all common school pupils resid-
ing in his town, a pare or the whole Of
the distance, to and from the nearest
suitable school, for the number of
weeks for which schools are maintained
in each year. when such pupils reside
ct such distance from the said school
as in the Judgment of the superint ending
school committee shall render such con-
Neydnoe necessary. Provided. however.
that the experimenting school commit
ice may authorize the superintendent Of
schools, 10 pay the board Of any pupil or
'ahlShei school instead Of providing
conveyance FOR said pupil or pupils
when III their Judgment it may he done
n an equal or less expense than by con-
vcyanc. -, AppIoIed March Il, 1917
Chapter 1Ae.
An Act TO amend Section eight Of chap
Ter eighteen OF the Revised Statutes,
as amended. by Chapter fortyeisht %.
;he Public Laws of nineteen hundred
and nine. relating to the State boaru
Of Health
Section eight of chapter eighteen OF
tho Revised Statutes. As amended i.
section two of chapter fOrty-eight %
the public laws OF nineteen hundred ana
nine, is hereby further amended by Ia
sorting after the word diseases i'll l..
twenty-nlth line the following: Tor
fectious and contagious diseases through
the medium OF common towels, common
drinking cups and other articles VIM
may carry infection from person to per-
son; Tor the sanitation Of railway ser
Vice and that of other common carriers.
so that's aid section, as amended, shall
read as follows:
Section s. The more effectually t
protect the public health the State board
of health may establish such systems of
inspection as in its judgment may /
necessary to ascertain n" actnal o,
Asiatic cholera, smallpox. diphtheria,
cn.rl.. ,,Jao,-
80 49, ~, lS, - 'Spti'i' dN VI
5000 e ns, ttI - a'eitt w III
I',i1Si go. 1fr 'iiSS 'iito' a.
,nhlit 7e1,feia ;a.,,<+ 81 ", ''itS+
70 ran,,l, i'' 49, 81,
~, ;J 4; - 'i'i ny i'i I9i .li,.'','
l 49, -',;, ''' ~. 'ir ~ p'-
,, ,4s.rl '''' ~ , 'i 81
", ;lna nv ~ 49, , no
,o,,;'io ~ 49, ~ ''p - - 49, SO
',i.o ~ ,,: - ,.'N ~ IA, -, -
49, nc i 'o "a al!E -" y
ICY ~ 9',i3 NJ ti,'in - iilE 'ttI't o.,
'l'oii an ,ri' iiath ana iieIt "ttalh II
,,ii't"oao W 9AatI ~. N-'iiii''a 70 @'uo h's
ram Will t'4eSf'l,hic communicative
W. we uiS'dtcL,cF > "hice t'illHUt 20
"i'tailltu or ~ AucA uifltS or oildrr sue
'li. 'tltiei ttiiCt9 i7 may 'Addh&ef tAe
Sa."iE u Iil" flltl ana pd1schstfS am
~ vIueu 1'ti' Lt', l!!al any such agent
81 IN p-tiof ihiY f't''e any car Whlcl
ne may 'illk may ne injected with a1N
Oh Sal9 oiSeaSeS 10 pc Sldttfacked AZ
,thy suitable place ana there be "l"inscd
aid hoard Of be.ith nav from III limo az A.
Time, make alter. modify on. revoke
rules and regulations for e,,arlir4,
against the INFORMATION of any infac7
tious or cont apjolls diseases into N
state innludino. ,.lhins ar bz, irny,bohia
Of animaIs ana mon. far Inc cont1ini .,,,d
sllnnrassiIn thtrn,f If within thn ST.
far Tho Ciarnntina tnG d;sipfactinn ",
,ercnne nnaitia n''t t,in VI
rusnont "a az hi, ''l,i .''- ,i, ,;