The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-04-05

which shall exceed five hundred dollars
and by inserting after the word erect
construct or remodel SO that said section.
when amended. shall read as follows:
Section II. Where the plans and spec-
fcations prepared by the State superin-
tendent are not used, all experimenting
school committees of towns in which
new schoolhouses are to be erected. shall
make suitable provision for the heating,
lighting and ventilating and hygienic con-
ditions of such buildings, and all plans
and specifications for any such proposed
school building and plans for the recon-
struction or remodeling Of any school
building the expense for which shall ex-
coed five hundred dollars, shall be sub
mitted to and approved by the State SUI
perntendent Of public schools and the
State board of health before the same
be accepted by the experimenting school
committee or school building committee
of the town in which 1t is proposed to
erect. reconstruct or remodel such build
ing. '-(Approved March %, 1879
CHAPTER 60.
An Act to amend Section one hundred
twenty-five of Chapter fffty-three of the
Revised Statutes, relating to special In
surance brokers'.
That section one hundred twenty-five
of chapter ffty-three of the Revised Stat
utes be amended by striking out the
whole thereof and inserting the follow
ing:
Section 125. The insurance commission
er may annually issue licenses to citi-
zens of this State, already agents OF one
or more duly authorized fire insurance
companies. subject to revocation at any
time. permitting the person named there
in to procure policies of fire insurance on
property in this State in foreign insurance
companies not authorized to transact bust
ness In this State. The person named
IN such license shall in each case make
application to the insurance commission
er setting forth his reasons for desiring
to insure the particular risk with COM
panies not authorized In Maine. and said
commissioner SHALL If he deems it ad-
visable. grant permission to procure such
insurance. He shall give notice to the
Insurance commissioner not later than
five days after the risk Is insured, giving
the name of the owner, location of the
property, name Of the company or COM
panies Issuing policies thereon. In case
the insurance commissioner finds that
any company named by a special broker
under the provisions Of this act is not
financially sound and Is not believed to be
q responsible and reliable company he
shalr SO notify the special broker who
shall forthwith substitute another COM
pany. submitting the name of the sub
stitute company to the insurance commits
sioner for approval Each person so Ii
censed shall keep separate account OF
the business done under the license which
shall be open to the inspection of the In
surance commissioner or his representa-
tive. He shall monthly file with the In
surance commissioner a statement show
ing the amount of insurance placed for
any person, firm or corporation, the loca-
ton of each risk, the gross premium
charged thereon, the companies in which
the insurance is placed, the date of the
policies and the term thereof and such
further information as the insurance COM
missioner may require. He shall also re-
port in the same detail all policies can
celed during the month covered by the
rt,f% I,a wa INNS
thereon. Before receiving such license he
shall execute and deliver to the treas
urer Of State a bond in the penal sum of
one thousand dollars, with such sureties
prove, with a condition that the licensee
will faithfully comply with all the re-
quirements of this section. and will file
with the treasurer of State, in January of
each year, a sworn statement of the gross
premiums charged for insurance pro-
cured or placed and the gross re-
turned premiums on. such insurance
Cancelled under such license during the
year ending on the thirty-srst day of
December next preceding, and at the time
of filing such statement will pay into the
treasury of State a sum equal to two
per cent of such gross premiums, less
such returned premiums so reported. -
approved March %. 1910
CHAPTER "a.
An Act to amend Section one hundred
forty-siX of Chapter sixteen of the Re-
vtsed Statutes, relating to the annual
appropriation for the support of normal
and training schools.
Section one hundred forty-six OF chap
ter sixteen of the Revised Statutes Is
hereby amended by striking out the word
substituting therefor the words one
hundred ten SO that said section when
amended shall read as follows:
Section 146. For the support of the
mol l.
waska Training School, the sum OF
one hundred ten thousand dollars is an
nually appropriated, to be expended under
the direction of said trustees, which sum
said purpose from any school money
raised for the support of common schools.
The governor and council may from time
to time as they think proper, draw
favor of said trustees. -(Approved March
%, 1879
CHAPTER e5.
An Act to amend Section one hundred
eighteen of Chapter sixteen Of the Re-
vised Statutes, relating to the annual
appropriation for schooling of children
in unorganized townships.
Section one hundred eighteen of chap
ter sixteen of the Revised Statutes Is
hereby amended by striking out the word
twenty five in the second line thereof
and substituting therefor the word
'tWenty-SeNen SO that SAID section When
amended shall read as follows:
Section 11S. For the purpose of carry
Ing out the provisions of the three pre-
ceding sections, there is hereby appro-
priated the sum of tWenty-seven thou
sand dollars annually, which sum shall
be deducted and set aside therefor by
the treasurer of State from the annual
school funds of the State.'-(Approved
March %, 1919
cHAprER 6e.
An Act to provide for nonresident
fishing license.
Section l. Persons not bona fide resi-
dents of the State, and not actually DOM
iciled therein, except children under four
teen years of age, shall not fish for, take,
catch or kill any kind of fish at any time
in any of the inland waters Of the State,
or have ths same or any part thereof
in possession, without first having pro-
cured a license therefor as hereinafter
provided. Such licenses shall be of such
form and style as may be prescribed by
the commissioners Of inland fisheries
and game and shall be issued by town
clerks and other agents appointed by said
commissioners under such regulations as
may be established by said commission
ers, upon application in writing on blanks
to be furnished by said commissioners
and payment Of a fee Of two dollars. and
fifteen cents.