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

Of the recorder Of Portland municipal
court. seven hundred and eighty dollars.
Franklin council; for clerks in the ONCE
Of register Of deeds. three hundred dol
lars: for clerks in the office of register
of probate, two hundred dollars; for
clerks In the office of clerk Of courts,
three hundred dollars.
Hancock county; for clerks in the office
OF register Of deeds, one thousand five
hundred dollars; for clerks in the office
of register Of probate, Ave hundred TWEEN
ty dollars: for clerks In the office Of clerk
of courts, six hundred dollars.
Kennebec county; for clerks in the office
of register of deeds, one thousand seven
hundred dollars; for clerks in the Office
of register of probate, six hundred dol
lars; for clerks in the office Of clerk of
courts, one thousand three hundred dol
lars.
Knox county: for clerks in the ONCE Of
register Of deeds, two hundred fifty dol
lars; for clerks in the office Of register Of
probate, two hundred fifty dollars; for
clerks in the office Of clerk of courts
three hundred dollars.
Lincoln county: for clerks in the office
of register of deeds, two hundred dollars
for clerks In the ONCE Of register Of pro-
bate, one hundred sixty dollars; for clerks
in the office of clerk of courts, one hun
bred dollars.
Oxford county; for clerks in the office
of register of deeds, six hundred dollars;
for clerks in the office of register OF pro-
bate. two hundred dollars; for clerks in
the office OF clerk Of courts two hundred
dollars.
Penobscot county; for clerks in the Of
flee of register OF deeds, one thousand
eight hundred dollars; for clerks in the
office of register of probate, one thousand
two hundred dollars; for clerks In the
office of clerk of courts, one thousand two
hundred dollars.
Piscataquis county; for clerks In the
office of register of Deeds five hundred
dollars; for clerks in the office Of register
of probate, two hundred dollars; for
clerks in the office of clerk of courts, hve
hundred dollars.
Sagadahoc county; for clerks in the of
flee of register of deeds four hundred
dollars; for clerks in the Office of reg
lister of probate, four hundred dollars; for
clerks In the Office Of clerk of courts, four
hundred dollars.
flee of register of deeds, five hundred dol
lars; for clerks in the office of register OF
probate, one hundred fifty dollars; for
clerks in the Office Of clerk OF courts six
hundred dollars.
register of deeds, seven hundred eighty
dollars; for clerks in the office ofregister
of probate, one hundred dollars; Tor
clerks in the office of clerk of courts, tive
hundred dollars.
Washington county; for clerks in the Of
flee of register of deeds, five hundred
twenty dollars; for clerks In the office OF
register of probate, five hundred twenty
dollars; for clerks in the oft1ce OF clerk
of courts five hundred twenty dollars
York county; for clerks in the office OF
register of deeds, one thousand six hun
bred dollars; for clerks in the office Of
register Of probate. one thousand dollars;
for clerks in the office Of clerk Of courts,
seven hundred fifty dollars. '-(Approved
April 7, 1919
CHAPTER 224.
An Act relating to insurance rates ana
the
by insurance commissioner before
PRONUNCIATION and use.
The insurance commissioner may re-
ouire the filing of specific rates for
Workmen's Compensation insurance in
Guiding classifications Of risks, eXpe-
rience or any other rating informa-
ton form insurance companies, author
lied TO transact such insurance ip
Maine, and may make or cause to be
made such investigations as may be
deemed necessary to satisfy himself
that such rates are correct ana proper
before giving his approval and permit
ting such rates to be promulgated for
the use of said panies.-(ApproVed,
April Z, 1919
cHAPTER 225.
An Act to prevent public discrimina-
ton by reason Of religious creed at
places Of public accommodation, re-
sort or amusement.
Section l. No person, being the own
er, lessee, proprietor, manager, super
intendent, agent or employee of any
place of public accommodation, resort
or amusement, shall directly or Indirect
ly, by himself or another, publish. is
sue, circulate, distribute or display, in
any way, any advertisement, circular,
folder, book, pamphlet, written or paint
ed or printed notice or sign, of any kind
or description, intended to discriminate
against or actually discriminating
creed, class, denomination, or nation
atty, In the full enjoyment of the ac
commodations, advantages, facilities or
privileges offered to the general public
by such places of public accommodation
resort amusement.
Section .. A place of public accom-
mediation, resort or amusement within
the meaning of this act shall be deemed
to include any inn, whether conducted
for the entertainment, housing, or
lodging of transient guests, or for the
benefit, use or accommodation of those
seeking health, recreation or rest, any
restaurant, clearinghouse, public convey
ance on land or water, bath-house, bar
ber-shop, theatre and music-hall.
Section 8. Nothing in this act con-
tanned shall be construed to prohibit
the mailing of private communication
in writing sent in response to specific
written inquiry.
Section A. Any person who shall vi
olate any of the provisions of this act,
or who shall aid in or incite, cause Or
bring about, in whole or in part, the
violation of the provisions of this act
shall, for each and every violation be
liable to a fine of not more than one
hundred dollars, or shall be imprisoned
not more than thirty days, or shall be
subject to both such fine and imprison-
ment.-(Approved April Z, 1910
CHAPTER 22s.
An Act to amend Sections eighty five
and eighty-seven Of Chapter two Of
the Revised Statutes, relating to the
State Contingent Fund.
Section 1. Section eighty-fve of
Chapter two of the Revised Statutes
is hereby amended by striking out the
words first day of January" in the
fourth line thereof and inserting in
place thereof the words thirtieth day
of June also by adding to said sec
ton the following words: provided,
however. that unexpended balances eX-
listing on December thirty-frst, except
ing those continued by law, or such as
relate to the issue and payment Of
State bonds, temporary loans or special
funds in the State treasury, may, in
the discretion of the Governor and
Council, be credited to said State con-
t1ngent fund on that date so that said
section as amended shall read as fol-
lows:
Section IS. The State auditor and
treasurer of State shall open on their
books an account to be known as the
State contingent fund, to which shall
be transferred and credited all balances
81 5ad which,