Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-14

SISe may De, u shEsi pJ-ltith4 party Inc
certificate OF nomination. mate FIR sup
plying such vacancy shall stase, in Ad-
dition TO the other faCts REQUIRED by
this section, The name of the original
nominee, the facts causing the vacancy,
and the measures taken in accordance
with The above require ments Tor ltlilng
abe vacancy; said cc.i,ipate shalt be
accompanied by the Withdrawal. If any.
ard shall he signed ana sworn u by the
presiding officer or secretary Of the con-
Ne1ticn Or caucus. or by the chairman
or secretary Of the duly authorized com
mittee. as the case MAY be. Tae name
50 supplied for the vacancy shall. II the
office already, be placed on the ballots
inste3d of the original nomination. o..
if the. ballots have been printed. new
ballots containing the new nomination
ed, or slips containing the new nominal
ton shall be printed under the direc-
tion of the secretary If state. wEieh
may be pasted in proper place upon the
ballots and thereafter shall become part
and parcel of said ballots as If oriei-
nally printed thereon.
Section ). Section tweny three of said
act is hereby amended by inserting af-
ter the words WITHDRAW IN writing.
the words or shall forfeit his nominal
iion by failure to accept or to file re-
,nrn. as provided in sections seventeen
and eighteen. so that said section a.
amended, shal, read Follows:
Section %. In case any nominea for
United States senator, nominated here
under, shall die before the meeting Of
the Legislature at which such office is to
he filed, OF shall before that time with
draw IN writing, shall forfeit his
nomination by failure 10 accent or u
file return. as provided in sections sew
enteen and eighteen. q State primary
election shall be ordered by proclama
ton nf the governor. At such date as he
deems best, conforming rs near a : may
act. but in thai event the governor in
said proclamation shall fix the time
within which and when the returns shat
be received ard tie result declared.
Candidates 50 chosen shall be subject
TO fhe provisions OF this act regulating
acceptances and returns by candidates
for United states SENATOR Approved
April |. 1872
Chapter ISL.
An Act sCiatiug To lie payment of funds
10 minors unaer aay decree of court.
Whenever, under aae decree or order
STATE, or of any Justice thereof. in term
time or in vacation, o. of amy judge Of
any probate court in this state, any re-
ceiVcr master. eXcediof, administration
trustee, guardian. OF other person acting
under authority Of either of said courts.
or any iustice or nudge thereof sha
have in his hands any funds rot exceed
ing one hundred dollars to be distributed
or paid 10 any person under the age Of
twenty -one years, not having Il guardian
legally appointed i'm this State, payment
may he made directly 10 such minor. If
such minor be ten years of age and suea
minors receipt therefor shall be suf-
1cleUt SDtener Tor Sncn payment III the
settlement in court of any account by
the party who makes such payment.
and shall discharge and release him from
any and all further liability on account
Of the same. When said minor is under
ten years of age the payment may he
made 10 either parent at the discretion
of said person paving said money pro-
Nided, however. that where the money
is paid directly to said minor the person
paying the same may, in his discretion
REQUIRE on such receipt the counter sig
nature of one or both of the parents o.
such minor, and when the minor * under
ten years of age the person paying the
same shall receive the receipt of either
both parents. or If neither parent Is
living may withhold payment until
further order of court. or until the ap-
pointmeni of suardian.-LApproyed
Chapter f62.
An Act To amend Section nfnety-seven
of Chapter fifteen Of the Revised stat
ntes AZ amended, relhtinc 10 the ap-
nropri.tt.on for the sch4oiing OF
children in Unoreanized townships.
Section ninety-sevcU OF chapter fifteen
of the Revised statutes. as amended by
chapter forty-fige OF tie Public Laws
of nineteen hundred five. rs amended by
chapter eisthty-seven of the Public Laws
of nineteen hundred nine. as amended
by chapter twentynine OF the Public
Laws of nineteen hundred eleven. is
hereby further amended bH striking out
the word i'eighteea' IN the third line
thereof and substituting i'm place thereof
tion when amended shall read as fol-
lows:
Section 81. For the purpose of carry
ing out the provisions of the three pre-
ceding sections. there Is hereby appro-
priated the sum of twenty three thou-
sand dollars annually, which sum shall
the treasurer OF state from the annual
school funds of the State,'-tApproved
April !, 1917
Chapter 1865.
An Act TO amend Section twentyfour
of Chapter five of the Revised Statutes
relating to boards of registration.
Section twenty-feur of chapter five oil
the Revised Statutes is hereby amended
by adding the words, But before per-
uniting person so challenged to vote
the warden shall cause him 10 state his
place and date Of birth; occupation:
place OF business: whether married or
single. if married. the name and resi-
dence OF his wife; how long a resident
of the CITY. and where his last vote was
cast, which answers shan be reduced TO
writing on blanks furnished for that
purpose by the city clerk, and signed by
the voter. whose signature shall he Wit
messed by two election officers represent
ing two different parties. The warden
shall promptly return all such records
to the city CLERK who shall Keep them
on file for public inspection for one wear.
Any failure to comply with the proyi-
sions Of this section shall be a mis-
demeanor and be punishable as provided
in section twenty-nine OF this chapter
50 tHdt N'thl SttliOH dS AiHt!lnti Sldll
read as follows:
Section q. Any qualified elector III.
said cities may challenge the right of
any person to vote in any ward of said
cities ut any election held therein and
shall be given the opportunity by the
presiding officer thereof. to make such
challenge. ana such presiding officer
shall note the fact Of such challenge
upon the voting list used in such ward.
But before permitting a person so chal-
lenged to vote tue warden shall cause
him To state his place and date of birth;
occupation: place of business; whether
married or single; il married, the name
and residence OF his wife: how long a
resident of the city, and where his last
vote was cast, which answers shall be
REDUCED to writing on blanks furnished
Tor that purpose by the city clerk, and
signed by the voter whose signature
shall be Witnessed by two election Off
GERS representing two different parties.
The warden shall promptly return all
such records to the city clerk who shall
keep them on file for public inspection
for one year. ANY failure to compv
with the provisions of this section shall
be misdemeanor and be punishable as
provided In section twcnty-nine of tins
chapter. Improved Aprilsi, 1879
Chapter 1854.
An Act to amend Chapter ore hundred
and nineteen of the Public Laws or
nineteen hundred and eleven regulating
the sale Of agricultural Seeds CONNER
cal feeding stuffs, commercial ferti-
ljzerS drugs, foods fingicidns and