Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-05

Section 2. Section nfty Of CHAPTER ss
amended 90 as to read as follows:
Section 60 He shall. on the drst sec.
ular day Of December biennially report
to the governor q particular account OF
preceding years; the State auditor shall
audit and settle his accounts at the
close Of each year. and at such other
times as the governor ana counciI may
Chapter 3o7.
An Act to amend Section nine Of Chap.
ter fifty-three Of the Public Laws OF
nineteen hundred thirteen. relating to
the issuance by the board Of dental ex-
aminers Of certificates to practitioners
Section nine Of chapter ffty-three Of
the public laws Of nineteen hundred
thirteen is hereby amended by inssrti Ing
the following: II licensed to practice
dentistry in said other state after Jan:
uary first, nineteen hundred thirteen,
10 that said section as amended shall
Section s. The board may at its dis
cretion without the examination as
hereinabove provided. issue It's certincate
to any applicant therefor who ,s shal ho lar
that he has been duly licensed to prac::
tice dentistry in another state after ful!
compliance with the requirements OF
its dental laws: provided: however; tn aad
other state after january first, nine:
teen hundred thirteen. his professional
education shall not be less than that re-,
that such applicant shall have been at
least Ave years In actual practice IN the
state In which said license was granted.
Every certificate 30 given shall state on
ts fass ana .n the appieaSs may be
quired to furnish his proof upon affi-
davt The fee for such a certificate
shall be twenty dollars.'-(Approved April
/, 1851
Chapter 308.
An Act to amend Section thirty-six OF
Chapter one hundred one of the Revised
Statutes, as amended by Chapter forty
one Of the Public Laws Of nineteen hum
dred seven, in relation to bail commits
sioners.
Chapter forty-one Of the laws of nine
teen hundred seven is hereby amended
by striking out the last sentence in said
chapter, SO that said chapter, as amend
ed, shall read as follows:
Section 36. Any person under arrest or
criminal process for bailable offense
may. before commitment to Jail. If he
so requests. be taken by the officer hav-
Ing him in charge, before such commits
sioner, who may inquire into the case
and admit him to bail. And any person
arrested on the Lords day. or on the
afternoon or evening preceding; for q
bailable offense, may be admitted to bail
on that day by such commissioner'-(Ap-
proved April !. 1851
Chapter 300.
An Act to repeal Section twenty-six O,
Chapter one hundred and forty-four OF
discharge of inmates of the insane
hospitals by municipal officers.
oesllon twenty-slX of chapter one
hundred S.a.1,.s and forty;fou of the Revised
of chapter one hundred of the pu5lic
laws of nineteen hundred seven is here
by repealed.-tApproved April /. 1850
Chapter 31o.
An Act to amend Section nine of Chap.
ter one hundred and eighty-one of this
Public Laws of nineteen hundred and
eleven. relating to the expiration and
renewal of licenses issued by the board
OF examiners to undertakers and en-
balmers.
Section nine of chapter one hundred
and eighty-one Of the public laws of
nineteen hundred eleven is hereby
amended by striking out the whole OF
sald section and substituting therefore
the following:
49,, Section y. All licenses which have
been; or may, be issued to undertalers
by the State board of embalming exam
!ners. shall expire on the thirty first
gay gay or. or December annually, provided.
be valid and shall not expire until the
last day OF the following year. ANY
person holding an embalmers license
under the provisions of this act may
pky, I'D 49,,
filing with the secretary of said board
of examiners an application therefor
within thirty days Preceding the expira-
ton Of his or her license, upon blanks
ment of one dollar renewal fee: provided
however. that any person neglecting OF
failing to have his OF. her license re-
newed as above. may have the same re-
within thirty days after date of expira.
ton. and upon payment Of two dollars
revival nI,, ian and renewal fees.'-fApproved
Chapter 311.
An Act to amend Section one of Chante,
twenty-four of the Public Laws Of nine
teen hundred seven. as amended b,
chapter ten of the Public Laws Of nine.
teen hundred nine, in relation to re-
ports OF hearings in vacation in law a,
equity. 40" VI
the public laws of nineteen hundred
seven. as amended by chapter ten of the
public laws of nineteen hundred nine. is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
following: '"e
Any justice of said court holding nis]
pf1us terms of court in any county other
than the county in which he resides
shall be reimbursed by the State for his
expenses actually and reasonably in.
Cured in holding such terms upon pres
entatinn to the State auditor of a de-
talieo statement of such expenses, SO
that said section, as amended, shall read
as follows:
Section l. At any hearing in vacation
of cause in law or equity pending in
the supreme judicial court the presidins
justice may, when necessary, appoint a
stenographer other than his regularly
appointed court stenographer to report
the proceedings thereof, who shall re.
ceive for his services from the treasury
OF the county in which the cause is pend
ing sum not exceeding six dollars day
FOR attendance In addition to actual tray
cling expenses; but when at such hear
ings the presiding. justice employs his
regularly appointed stenographer, such
stenographer shall receive from such
treasury only the amount of his actual
expenses incurred In attending the same:
Justice OF said court other than one re-
siding in the county where said hearing
Is held. such justice shall be reimbursed
by the State for his expenses actually
and reasonably incurred in attending
said hearing upon presentation to the
governor and council of a detailed state
ment OF such expenses Any iustfce of