Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

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teen the sum Of five thousand dollars.
and for the year nineteen hundred
and twenty. and annually thereafter,
said amounts to 30 deducted from
state school funds.-tApprovec March
An Act to Amend Section Three Of
four Of the Public Lays Of Eight
Relation to the Judge and keecrder '
Of the Municipal Court Of the City
Of Portland. Acting as Counsel or
and thirty-four of the public laws Of
eighteen hundred and ninety-nve Is
hereby amended anne BY striking TN out said
sn sno The e jung. inc or r0nG Hseofd.r
shall not act As counsel or attorney
in any case. cause. matter or thing
e snish DEPENDS Upon Or relates to
court. or which is actually brought
in said court. although concurrently
cognizable by some other court. But
however in matters or causes when
while cognizable by said municipal
court are actually brought in another
court having concurrent Jurisdiction
-tApproved March 12.l
cXAPTE1 So.
An Act to Amend Section. Thirty Of
Chapter Fifty-six of the Revised
seventy-six OF the Public Laws Of
Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen,
Relating to Power OF Public Ctii-
ties Commission.
Section thirty Of chapter ffty-six
of the revised statutes as amended
BY chapter seventy-six Of the public
laws Of nineteen hundred and seven
Is ix. Io<y
AFTER the Word toe pTsssrihs ~
following: Said commission shall ali
also ais: have authority upon petition Of,
hearing to order any railroad COM
pany TO alter any existing branch
railroad track. whenever in its tudg-
the reasonably convenient conduct Of
the business of the petitioner All
expenses Of such alteration shall he
chapter. as amended. shall read as
follows:
Sec. 80. The public utilities COM
mission. upon petition Of any party
construct. maintain and operate such
branch railroad track to any such
Mill ml nine 1s,o quarry; log landing or
featuring establishment owned or
operated by the petitioner. whenever
said, commission shall find that such
track is necessary for the reasonab bly,
convenient conduct of the business Of
the petitioner and is warranted by
the volume OF business to be handle,
maintained and operated with due re-
gard to safety and the. reasonable
operation of the railroad: provided,
however. that no such order shall be
petitioner shall! provide. at his own
expense. the right of way for such
portion Of said track as is not located
upon tie land Of the the railroad CON,
construction and maintenance of said
track: shall furnish such security for
said payment and shall comply with
the operation of such track as the
commission shall also have authority
after notice and hearing to order any
railroad company TO alter any exist
ing branch railroad track. whenever
in its Judgment such alteration is
lent conduct. of the business of the
petitioner. All expenses Of such al
iteration shall be pad by the petit
t tonsr =, The n sommiTs,on pei.
notice and hearing. may permit any
party owning or occupying premises
adjacent TO any track. constructed un-
der this section to use such track for
receiving or holding freight in car
load lots upon such terms and condi-
tons as II may prescribe. includin g
cost Of such track and Of its future
maintenance and suitable fire re-
leases. Approved March 12.)
CHAPTER 81.
An Act to Amend Section Five of
six of the Revised Statutes. Relat.
ing to Indecent Exposure
Section hve. of chapter one hundred
ana !t T. sa Of the revised stat.
in, the last line thereof the words
thirty days" and inserting in place
thereof the words six months: and
by striking cut in said last. line the
thereof the words twenty-five. so
that SAID section. as amended. shall
read as follows:
Sec. 5. If any man and woman.
one or both being at the time married
to another person, lewdly and lascivi-
ously cohabit; or. married or unmar-
ness. and lascivious behavior. they
shall each be punished by imprison-
ment for not more than five years. or
% ns a1d nsss se
indecently exposes his person shall be
punished by. imprisonment for not
more than six months and by fine not
exceeding twenty-five dollars.'-(Ap-
proved March I'D
CHAPTER IS.
An Act to Amend Section One Hun
dred and Seven Of Chapter Sixteen
of the Revised Statutes. Relating to
the Payment of Teachers Salaries.
Section one hundred and seven Of
chapter sixteen OF the revised STAT
utes is hereby, amended by inserting
after the word month" in the ninth
line thereof the words or at such
shorter intervals as the committee
section the words Five days consti.
tute the school week. and four weeks
school month, SO that said section.
Sec: 1o7. Every teacher. Of a pub
lie school shall keep a register there.
Of. containing the names OF all
scholars who enter the school. their
ages. the dates Of each scholars en-:
days during which each attended. the
length of the school. the teacher
wages; list Of textbooks used: and
al other facts required by the blank
spection Of the experimenting school
committee. and be returned to them
at the close Of the school. Teachers
close Of each school month. or at such
shorter intervals as the committee
may determine, but no teacher shall
receive final payment for services for
ss% p pn 1se s ss'e5 nfss
and signed. is deposited with the
designated by them to receive 1t.
Five days constitute the school week.
(Approved March 12.)
CHAPTER Sc.
An Act to Amend Section Twelve Of