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

PUBLIC LAWS OF THE
first next thereafter. showing in detan
its estimate Of the amount OF none
TO be expended under the provisions OF
for such twelve months: shall submit
the same to . vote Of the bureau at the
regular annual meeting. and. II the
budget is approved by a majority vote
Of the mem at;Ge o. o.. tee e curSau
tee shall submit the same to the board
Of county commissioners on a date II,
December approved by said county COM
missioners. and the county commission
ers shall include the amount OF this
budget in the appropriations by them
annually recommended. and levy a tax
therefor: provided further that the
amount thus raised by direct taxation
counties for. the purposes Of this at
shall Be not less than one thousand and
not more than two thousand dollars an
nualiy. Whenever the inhabitants Of
two counties shall unite for organiza.
bon in one farm bureau the amount Of
the tax assessed upon each county shah
be in the proportion which the number
Of farm bureau members in that county
bears to the total number OF members
Sec S. It shall Be the duty Of each
said county farm bureau annually on
or before the tenth day Of December.
to present its plan OF extension work
for the ensuing year and to render TO
Maine. College Of Agriculture. and the
county commissioners full detailed re
port Of its extension activities for the
preceding fiscal year. including q de-
lures from all sources: and the imam
cial report Of such county farm bureau
shall be on such forms as may be pre-
scribed by the trustees of the Cniversi-
ty OF Maine. College OF Agriculture
approved March I'D
An Act to Provide an Appropriation for
General Forestry Purposes.
Sec. /. There shall be appropriated
for the year nineteen hundred and nine
teen the sum Of FIVE thousand dollar
and for the year nineteen hundred and
twenty the sum OF ten thouS d;rsc, doa rs
the forest commissioner for general for-
estry purposes including the reforeeta-
ton OF waste lands acquired by the
state by grant or purchase. the en-
owners: the enforcement Of all existing
and future legislation relating to fores--
try. and the general Improvement OF
the Maine Forestry District.
Sec. 2. The money appropriated in
accordance with section one OF this act
shall constitute a permanent fund AM
the unexpended balance in any year
shall no. be permitted to lapse. but
shall be available in future years for
the purposes outlined in said section
Sec. 3. The forest commissioner may
in any year with the advice and con-
sent Of the governor and council use
any unexpended money accumulated
I'm
ment or development Of state forest
observation-disclosures March l2)
An Act to Repeal Sections Ffty-four
and F1fty-five of Chapter One Hum
dred and For1y-two Of the Revised
Statutes. Relating to Appropriations
for the State Prison.
Sections fifty-four and ffty-five of
chapter one hundred and forty-two OF
the revised statutes are hereby re-
peaieoA-(Approved March ~
CHAPTER IS.
An Act to Anne, Section One Hundred
and Ten OF Chapter Sixteen OF the Re-
vised Statutes, as Amended by Chap.
ter sixty C the Public Laws Of Nine
teen Hundred Ind Seventeen, Re.ating
to Teachers Associations.
Section one hundred and ten of chap
Ter Sixteen OF Inc revised SIAtutSS dS
amended by chapter sixty Of the public
laws of nineteen hundred seventeen q
hereby further amended by striking out
the comma and the words for which
purpose the sum of one thousand FIVE
hundred in the ninth line thereof ana
substituting in place thereof a PERIOD
and the words Whenever superintend-
ent of schools shall hold meeting d
institute of the teachers of several
towns for the purpose Of giving instruc-
duct Of schools or for the training Of
teachers already in service in a manner
approved by the state superintendent
of public schools, financial assistance
expenses OF such meetings. For the
purpose OF this section the sum Of four
thousand SO that said section. when
amended. shall read as follows:
Sec. Ito. Whenever not less than
thirty of the teachers and school officers
of any county shall have formed an as
socia ton under rules Of government
approved by the state superintendent d
public schools. for the purpose Of mU-
tual Improvement in the science and art
terest in. and diffusing knowledge IT
the best methods of improving our pub
lie school system. by the holding Of
conventions at least once every year
perintendent. the state shall defray the
necessary expenses attending the hold
ing OF such conventions. Whenever a
superintendent of schools shall hold a
several towns for the purpose OF giving
instruction in methods Of teaching or
the conduct OF schools or for the train
ing Of teachers already in service in a
manner approved by the state superin-
tendent OF public schools. financial as
eistance may be given by the state in de-
1raying expenses of such meetings. F'o-
the purpose Of this section the sum Of
four thousand dollars is hereby an
nually appropriated to be deducted and
state from the annual school fund Of
the state .'-(Approved March ~
CHAPTER 4s.
An Act to Amend Section Twenty-nine
Of Chapter Eighteen Of the Revised
Statutes. Relating to the State Board
OF Dental Examiners.
Section twenty-nine Of chapter
eighteen OF the revised statutes Is here
by amended by inserting after the word
certificate" in the second line thereof
the words of ability and by adding at
the end Of said section twenty-nine the
following:
Said certificate shall be considered a
license to practice dentistry in this
for any person to practice dentistry in
this state in any year after the year in
which said certificate Is issued to him
unless he shall pay to the treasurer OF
the state board of dental examiners on
or before January first of said year a
fee OF one dollar for which he shall re-
oetve a registration card, which card
shall be placed beside or attached to the
certificate above mentioned so that
said section. as amended. shall read as
follows:
Sec. =. Said board shall issue under
its seal, to all persons who shall sue