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


of an individual deposit shall at no time
exceed. exclusive Of dividends as afore-
said. five thousand dollars. Whenever a
deposit Is made in trust the name and
made. or the purpose for which the trust
is created shall be disclosed in writing
to the bank and the deposit shall be
credited to the depositor as trustee for
such person or purpose; and if no other
notice of the existence and terms of a
trust has been given in writing to the
corporation. the deposit, with the inter-
est thereon. may. In the event of the
death Of the trustee. be paid to the per-
son for whom such deposit was made, or
to his legal representative. or to some
trustee appointed by the court for that
purpose. The trustees may refuse any
deposit at their pleasure '-(Approved
March %. 1919
preparations for the care. treatment,
support and education of persons in
charitable or benevolent institutions not
wholly owned or controlled by the State.
Section J. No part of any appropriation
made by the State for the care, treat
ment, support or education of any per-
son in any charitable or benevolent insti-
tuition not wholly owned or controlled by
the state shall be paid until duly item
lied bills, showing the name of the per-
son cared for, the date on which the
service was rendered, and the rate
charged therefor per day or week, shall
State auditor as prescribed by Chapter
two. section eighty-tWo, Revised Stat
utes, and any act amendatory thereof.
Section 2. No such bill shall be allowed
by the State auditor unless it bears a
certificate of the State board Of charities
and corrections or its secretary, showing
that satisfactory evidence has been
filed in its Office by the institution fur
nj he kho<
ceiving care were in need of such treat
ment, support or education; that they
were not able to pay for the same; that
the rates charged are not greater than
the same service. and that the rates
charged to those who are able to pay are
not less than the cost Of the service rem
dered.
Section g. No person shall be deemed
a pauper by reason of having received
the benefit of any funds, either State or
municipal, which shall have been ex-
pended in his behalf under the provi-
cal or surgical trea tment or education.
Section 4. The State auditor shall pre-
scribe and furnish such blank forms as
are necessary for rendering the bills
the State board Of charities and correc-
tons shall prescribe such regulations
and furnish such blank forms as are nee
essary for carrying out the provisions Of
Section 5. Section ninety mine, chapter
two. Revised Statutes, and all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent herewith, are
hereby repealed. (Approved March %,
1919
CHAPTER lis.
An Act to amend Section one OF CHAPTER
fifty-two Of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to the office OF bank commissioner
section !. Section one of Chapter
fifty-two Of the Revised Statutes is here
by amended by striking out the word
three before the word years" in
the second line OF said section and
inserting the word four in the place
thereof, and by striking out the words
subject to removal at any time
by the appointing power" in the second
and third lines and substituting in the
place thereof the words and until his
successor is appointed and qualified. and
who may be removed from office by the
governor and council for cause and by
adding at the end of the section the
following: Nor receive directly or in
kind from any bank, banking house, cor
poratlon. association or individual for
examining any property or properties or
securities. He shall give bond with Sc
curities in the sum of twenty thousand
doiiarS to be approved by the State
treasurer for tho faithful performance Of
MS duties, and tho expense Of securing
said bond shall be paid by the State,
so that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Section i. The governor. with the adj
vice and consent of the council. shall APP
point bank commissioner who shall
hold his office for four years, and until
MS successor is appointed and qualified,
and who may be removed from office by
the governor and council for cause, and
shall not during his continuance in office
mold any office in any bank in the State,
nor receive directly or indirectly any re-
Enumeration or fee of any kind from any
bank banking house, corporation, assoc
citation or Individual for examining any
property or properties or securities. lie
shall give bond with suretes in the sum
OF twenty thousand dollars, to be ap-
proved by the State treasurer for the
faithful performance of his duties, and
the expense of securing said bond shall
be paid by the State
Section q Nothing contained in this
act shall affect. modify, or control the
term of the present incumbent, but this
act shall affect and control the term of
any incumbent of said office appointed
after the date Of the approval of this
act.-(Approved March %, 1879
CHAPTER lie.
An Act to amend Section one of Chanter
one hundred and thirty-eight Of the Re
Vised statutes. providing for the pay
m me by the county OF expenses incurred
Section one OF chapter one hundred and
thirty-eight OF the Revised Statutes 10
hereby amended by inserting after the
word accrued" in the eighth line Of said
section the words including actual ex-
penses incurred by county attorneys in
the performance of their official duties
payment OF which is hereby expressly
provided, so that said section as amend,
ed shall read as follows:
section l. All fines, forfeitures and
costs in criminal cases shall be paid into
the treasury OF the county where the
ofrense is prosecuted. for the use Of such
county, and all the costs and expenses
attending the administration of criminal
Justice therein, shall be paid by said
county, unless otherwise specially pro-
yided The supreme judicial court. and
.ne superior courts shall allow bills Of
costs accrufng therein, but All ntber
costs and expenses in, criminal cases
shail be audited by the Commissioner of
the county where they accrued, incIuS.
ing actual expenses incurred by county
attorneys in the performance ~ thair
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