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

chapter four, of the Public Laws Of
nineteen Hundred and nine. and
G pa5n one hundred and f0rty Of ting
eleven. relating to taxation OF per-
Section i. Specification one. Of sec
yised Statutes as amended by chapter
four. of the pubic laws Of nineteen
hundred and nine, and chapter one
of nineteen hundred and eleven, is
hereby amended by striking out all OF
said specification after the word 'em::
in the sgysnh line of n Saia
thereof the following: Portable mills,
logs in any. town to be manufactured
therein, and all manufactured lumber
executing lumber in the possession Of "a
shall be taxed in the town where sit
uated on the first day of April each
year. so that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
ployed in f trade in t the ERECTION OF
buildings or vessels. or in the mechan,
where SO employed on the first day OF
each April; provided, that the owner.
his servant. sub-contractor or agent, so
house, shop mill, wharf. landing place
or ship yard therein for the purpose OF
such employment. Portable mills. logs
in, and all manufactured lumber ex-
cepting lumber in the possession OF a.
transportation company and in transit,
shall be taxed axe in the town where situ-
year'.-(Approved March 4, 1879
Chapter 81.
An Act providing for the free treatment
of juvenile depend ants by insutu-
tons receiving State aid.
Section l.. Any hospital. inhrmary or
institution in which patients are treat
ed surgically or for disease, which
shall receive an appropriation from the
such appropriation is made, in consid-
GRAFTON thereof, receive as a patient
therein any person committed to and
under the control of the State School
for Bows or Industrial School for Girls,
whom the Superintendent of the State
School for Boys the Principal OF the
Industrial School for Girls shall certify
to such institution in writing is in
need of medical or surgical treatment,
and shall furnish to such person there
in proper food, lodging, medicine, sur
gerry, medical attendance and nursing,
so long necessary, free of charge.
PROVIDED that all rules, regulations.
customs and usageS now existing or
hereafter created in each such hospital.
1nflrmarN or institution in regard to
admission, dismissal, treatment, con-
duct and ali other matters shall apply
equally and to the same extent to pa
tients received under this act as TO
other patients at the same hospital, in
Urinary or institution nothing in this
act to the contrary Notwithstanding
(ApproYed March A, 1879
Chapter 90.
An Act to amend Section twenty-five
of Chapter forty eight of the Revised
Statutes, relating to lost bank de-
post books
section !. Section TWENTY-FIVE of
Statutes of Maine is hereby. amended
by inserting after the word ISSUED"
in the first line of said section the
words by any savings bank or by any
trust company for deposit in its saw
ings department, and by inserting the
words or trust company after the
third and seventh lines of said section.
so that said section as amended Shall
read as follows:
Section e. When the person. to
any savings bank or by any trust com
pany for a deposit in it's savings de-
partment, or his executor or admins
traitor, or guardian, in writing notifies
pany issuing the same, that such book
is lost, and that he desires to have &
duplicate, book of deposit issued 70
notice of such application by publish
ing at the expense of such applicant,
an advertisement for three weeks sue
in the town in. which said bank or
trust company is located, If any, other
wise in one published in the county, il
any, and if not, then in the State paper
presented to said treasurer within six
months after the last advertisement.
then he shall ISSUE a duplicate book. Of
deposit to the person thus requesting
the same, and such delivery of a dupli-
cate relieves said bank from all liza
bilitv on account Of the original book
March 4, 1879
Cb,nkAr az
An Act to grant additional rights to
married women.
Section 1. Whoever, being female per-
son more than eighteen years of age, de-
bauches and carnally knows, carries on
criminal conversation with, alienates
the affections of, the husband of any
married woman. or by any arts, entice-
ments. and inducements deprives any
married woman of the aid, comfort
and society of her husband. shall be liza
BILE in damages to said married woman
in ar action on the case brought by her
Of such offence.-(Approved March A.
1879
Chapter 81.
An Act to prevent the organization or
e existence eeso ct secret societies IN the
s seetien se T. It shall be unlawful for
any pupil of any public, elementary or
a member of any secret fraternity or
secret society whatsoever that is in any
degree a school organization.
Section .. experimenting School
Committees are hereby authorized to
enforce the provisions Of this act and
to expel or otherwise discipline any
pupil for failure or refusal to comply
with its provisions.-(Approved March
Chapter IS.
An Act to amend Section twenty-five Of
Chapter forty-eight of the Revised
Statutes as amended by Section nine
of Chapter sixty-nine of the Public
Laws of nineteen hundred and seven
relating to investment deposits in
savings banks and institutions of
savings.
Section /. Section twenty-five of
chapter forty-eight of the Re-
vised Statutes as amended by
section nine of chapter sixty-nine, Of
the public laws of nineteen hundred
and seven is hereby amended by strik-
ing out the words mot exceeding sixty
thousand dollars" in the fourth and
fifth line of said section, so that said
section as amended, shall read as fol-
lows:
Section o. No such bank or insti-
tuition shall hold by way of investment,
or as security. for loans. or both, more
than one-fifth of the capital stock Of
any corporation, nor invest more
than ten per cent of it's de-
posits in the capital stock or notes of
any corporation. nor have more than
fifty per cent of it's deposits in mort
cages of real estate. This section and
the two preceding do not apply to real