Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-09

ana all SuCn changes We PLAINLY
indicated upon existing schedules by fill
ing new schedules in lieu thereof thirty
days prior to the time the same are to
take effect: Provided. that the commits
sion may in its discretion and Tor good
cause shown, allow changes upon less
than the notice herein specified; or mod
ify the requirements Of this section and
the following section in respect to pub
either in particular instances or by
general order applicable to special or Pc
culiar circumstances or conditions
ules shall be filed as hereinbefore pro-
vided in every station and Office OF such
public utility. where payments are made
to the time the same are to take effect,
unless the commission shall prescribe a
less time as provided in the preceding
section.'-(Approved March 80. 1919
CHAPTER lae.
An Act to amend Section eighty-two Of
Chapter one hundred fifteen of the Re-
vised Statutes, relating to support of
debtors in Jail.
Section eighty-two of chapter one
hundred fifteen of the Revised Statutes
is hereby amended by striking out the
words two dollars and twenty 1--WE
cents a week" in the third line of sail
section, and inserting in place thereon
the words, not exceeding fifty cents
day so that said section as amended
shall read as follows:
SeClIOn 81. IN case OIL dispute ABOUT
the price of such support. the county
commissioners may determine it, not eX-
ceeding fifty cents a day-(Approved
March 30, 1910
CHAPTER 1877.
An Act to provide for the registration
of teachers.
Section l. Any person holding a
state teachers certificate and any per-
son holding a temporary teaching per-
NIT eligible receive such a hermit
may. upon the payment of three dollars,
and upon APPLICATION to the State super
intendcnt of public schools in such man.
ner as may be prescribed by him, regis
ter as a candidate for employment as
teacher in the public schools within the
State. 1t shall be the duty of the State
superintendent of public schools to fur
nish to experimenting school commit
tees or superintendents of schools, upon
request, information relative to persons
registered as hereinbefore provided, and
to furnish persons thus registered in
formation relative to vacancies in posi-
lions in public schools within the State;
but neither the State superintendent of
public schools nor any person employed
under his direction shall be held re-
spcnsible for, nor be understood to
Vouch for the fitness or success of any
teacher who may secure a position in a
public school through the operation of
TINS section. nor shall the acceptance of
this enrolment and the payment of the
required fee be construed as a guarantee
Tor securing employment as a teacher.
The payment of the above fee shall en-
title the person registering to the bene-
MT OF such registration for period of
three years.
Section =. The State superintendent
OF public schools shall make the neces-
Sary rules and regulations for carrying
out the provisions of section one of
this act and for obtaining whatever in
formation is required as to the expert
ence, qualifications and character of per.
sons seeking pmnlOynanf
ara teacher shall be entitled to con-
sideratioH for employment only so long
as he complies with such rules and reg
ulations. He shall employ such clerical
and other assistants as may be required
and they shall perform their duties I'M
der the general supervision Of said SUI
perintendent: He shall collect and re-
ceipt for all registration fees, and re-
port and pay said fees to the treasurer
Of State once in each month He shall
furnish to the State a surety bond in
sum TO be liked by the governor and
council and at the expense of, the State.
Section 3. For the necessary ex-
penses of carrying out the provisions of
the two preceding sections there may
De annually expended the amount of the
fees received under the provisions of
section one together with such part as
may be required of the sum of five hum
dfeG dollars, which sum the treasurer
4 4 stare snail deduct for said purpose
from any school money raised for the
support of common schools,-(Anproved
March 80, 1919
CHAPTER 1913.
An Act to amend Section sixty. Clan.
ter eight of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to the Maine Forestry District.
Section 1. Paragraph three of section
utes is hereby amended by adding in the
tenth line thereof after the words
chickering's Island;" the words .Reso-
luton Island so that said paragraph as
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Hancock County. Township No
North Division; No. 4, North Division:
Two Mile Strip North of No. 8. North
RBiivision: Strip North Of No. 4, North
10. South Division; No. is, Middle Di.
vision: No. 21,. Plantation; No. %, Mid
S Me na 20 Mdd;o No 2s Middle Division;
ton; No; "a. Middle Division; number
81. Middle Division: number SO, Middle
DIVISION; number 40. Middle Division;
iand T 81: Middle Middle Division; Butter Is
Bear Island: Beach Island; Hog Island:
Bradbury's Island; Pond island; West,
e hn ms Island; Little Spruce Island; Mar
luton Island; in Hancock County,
Section 2. The fourth paragraph Of
SAID section sixty, is hereby amended bv
s tt out in the fifth and sixth lines
thereof the words "Batchelders Grant"
50 that said paragraph four as amended
shall read as follows:
oxford County 1913, c. 6S. sec. I.
I. A. number 1; Andover North Surnius:
Andover West Surplus; T. c: G Sur.
plus; 4. r. l. W. b. K. p; Magallowav
plantation; 4, r. 2, W. B. X. P: Lincoln
plantation: 4. r. 8. W. B. X. P; s. r. q
w. B. K. p; 4, r. 4. w. B. K p: S. r. T.
w. B. X. P; 4. r. 5, w. B. K. p: 4 r. g.
w. B. K. P; S. r. S. w. B. K p; in OK.
ford County.
Section 3. Paragraph sixth of said
section is hereby amended by adding In
the twenty-eighth line thereof after the
words Farm Island" the words Dollar
Island; Ledge Island: Birch Island: both
Moody Islands; Cove Point; Harford,s
Point so that said paragraph six as
amended shall read as follows:
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w. p; .. r. 9, n. w. p; G, r. 9. n w
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