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The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHApTER 20,

An Act to Amend Section Twenty-six o.
chapter Seventy of the Revised Stat
utes, Relating to the Time of Paynen
OF iegacies.
That section twenty-six of Chapter
seventy OF the revised statutes be, and
hereby is, amended by striking out the
words ''one year" in The second and
fifth lines of said section and inserting
in place thereof the words twenty
months, so that said section, as amend
ed, shall read as follows:
Sec Is. LegaCies shall be payable in
twenty months after final allowance Of
the will; but such payments shall not
he affected by any claims presented TO
the executor, or administrator with tie
VIII annexed, or filed in the probate
office, after the expira ton of said TWEEN
ty months and after such payment; nor
shall the executor or administrator with
the will annexed be responsible for the
payments of said legacies on account
Of such claims, unless he has failed to
give notice of his appointment as re-
CURED by law and the judge OF pro-
bate. approved March 81
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crime, or class of crimes, at any Spe-
clal kind of labor, shall be deemed a
victs as aforesaid, the inspectors may
issue precepts to any officer qualified
to serve .precepts in criminal cases in
his county, to cause such removal
whole or in part in one or more coun-
ties, and the expense of removal shall
be oen PAID by the county in which such
spectors shall make a report of the
condition of all the prisons to the
governor and council by the thirtieth
day of November annually TAP
proved March 12)
CHAPTER 81.
An Act to Amend Chapter Ten of the
Revised Statutes TO Provide for Ac-
tual Notice of Sale for Taxes OF
Land in Places not Incorporated.
Sec. l. SECTION forty-six of chap
ter ten of the revised statutes is
sale in lhe tenth line thereof the
words: But no such sale shall be
wand against an owner who for the
twelve months preceding notice of
ant on the land so listed unless writ
ter notice of such sale has been made
on such owner or tenant by service
personal or at the last and usual
uty sheriff of the county where the
land lies said notice to be a copy of
so much of the list of the lands to be
sold, as describes the land of such
treasurer. Such service shall be
made within not more than sixty days
and not less than thirty days before
the time of sale, and TIE fees for serv-
in case of service of writS, to be paid
by the state treasurer from any
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10

An Act to Autha.
err of AgriCulia
Various Bureau.
in the pepart1
into Divisions
The commissIH1
hereby authorizrI
Gus bureaus and
department of
animal industry
markets, inspe,t."' "A
ton. Appropriate
various bureaus ao ,r ..
work in a division .g, -51'' MY
funds available for N .Hlr A,G
shall he credited .Hms S,B
Hereafter. arproprla.i,o. ssi
made for each d, N,r4 a ~,
separate appropri@,,i,.,,.sg - '''
eral bureaus and lih1'
proved March 14)
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r any disease, pain, injury. deficiency.
formity or physical condition OF the
me OF VINO uses the words dentist,
M. p, or any other letter or title N
injection with his name, which in anv
ay represents him as being engaged
the practice of dentistry: provided,
at nothing. in sections twenty-four t.
rey; ootn inclusive, shall apply to a
gaiy quaihed physician or surgeon.
Hess he is practicing dentistry as a
ecialty. or to a legal practitioner Of
ntistry of another state making a
nical demonstration before a dentsi
ciety, convention or association OF
ntsts '-(ApproVed March 81
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CHATTER 30

An Act to Amend Section Ninety-one OF
Chapter Fifty-three of the Revised
Statutes. Relating to the Annual
Statement Of Conditions of Insurance
Companies and providing a Penalty
for Neglect to File the Statement
SeCton ninetN-oue of chapter fifty-
three o fthe revised statutes $ hereby
amended by striking out the words
Fifteenth day Of February" at the
end OF SAID section and substituting
therefor he words first day of March,
so that said section, as amended, shall
read as follows
Sec 81. Every insurance company,
dong busino S in the state, shall an
nually, by he thirty-tirst day of Janu-
airy, render to the commissioner either
an exact statement, under oath, OF it's
condition as it existed on the thirty
first day Of the previous December, or it's
LAST exhibit, setting forth its condition
as required by blanks furnished by
the commissioner and any company
ASSOCIATION or society which negleets
or refuses TO comply With the provisions
of this section, or to Iile its premium
tax return. or TO pay the LAX for which
It shall be liable, as required by the
laws of this state forfeits FIVE dollars
a day for each days neglect. provided,
that for good cause shown, the commits
sloner may extend the time within
winch the statement required by this
section may be filed, to a date not later
than the first day OF March. -{Ap-
proved March s.
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An Act to Amend Section Twenty
q 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 i'll the second line thereof
the words of ability and by adding At
me end of said section tWenty-nine the
following:
Said certificate shall be considered a
license to practice dentistry in this
state, except that it shall be unlawful
for any person to practice dentistry in
TINS state IN any year after the year in
winch 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
ceive registration card, which card
snail be placed beside or attached to the
certificate above mentioned so that
sad section, as amended, shall read as
follows:
Sec. %. Said board shall issue under
its seal. to all persons who shall sue
ceSsfuliy pass said eXamina ton. it's Ger
tlhcate of ability to practice dentistry
In this state, signed by its president
and secretary. Whoever engages in
the practice. of dentistry in this state
Shall keep his certificate in a conspicu-
Gus place in the operating room or
rooms in which he practices. Said Ger
tiflcate shall be considered a license to
practice dentistry in this state. except
mat 1t shall be unlawful 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
snail pay to the treasurer of the state
board OF dental examiners on or before
January hrst of sad year a fee of one
dolldr for which he shall receive a reg
lStratIon card, which card shall Be
placed beside or attached to the certifi-
cate above mentioned. '-(Approved
March 12) '- ~
CHAPTER AZ.
An Act to Amend Section Five of Chap
ter Elghty-three of the Revised stat
utes, Relating to Regular Sessions of
county commissioners of Hancock
County.
Section five of chapter eighty-three of
the revised statutes is hereby amended
W striking out the words Hancock, on
the second Tuesdays of January, April
and October" in the eleventh line Of
SAID section and substituting therefor
the words. Hancock, on the second
the fourth Tuesday of April SO that
said section, as amended. shall read as
follows:
Sec. 5. They shall hold annual ses-
slons in the shire town of each county
at the times following:
In the county of Androscoggin, on the
first Tuesdays o. April and October:
Aroostook, on the first Tuesdays Of
January. March, May. July, September
and November:
Cumberland, terms of record on the
first Tuesdays of January and June,
and regular sessions on the first Tues
day of each month:
Franklin, on the last Tuesdays of
April and December:
Hancock. on the second Tuesdays OF
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER 81,

An Act to Amend Section Five Of
chapter One Hundred and Twenty
six of the Revised Statutes, Relat-
ing to Indecent Exposure.
Section five of chapter one hundred
and twenty-siX OF the revised stat
utes is hereby amended by striking out
~ ~, the last line thereof the words
thirty, days" and inserting in place
thereof the words six months: and
by striking out. in said last line the
word ten" and inserting in place
thereof the words Twenty-Five, so
that said section, as amended. shall
Sec. >. If any man and woman,
to another person, lewdly and iascf W.
ousIly cohabit, or, married or unmar-
RED are guilty of open, gross leWd-
ness, and Iascivious behavior, they
shall each be punished by imprison-
mont for not more than FIVE Years, or
by, fine not exceeding three hundred
dollars; and whoever wautonly and
indecently exposes his person shall be
punished by Imprisonment for not
NOR Than six months and by fine not
exceeding twenty-five dollars. '-(Ap
proved March 12D
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CHAPTER. 81.


An Act to Provide for the Training
of Rural Teachers.
Sec. /. AS means of increas-
ing the efficiency of rural education it
shall be the duty of the state superin-
vision for a special school of in-
struction during the summer months
for not more than one hundred rural
teachers. The course of study and
plans of instruction shall be arranged
with a special view to training for
rural teaching and rural leadership
Teachers eligible to attend said
school shall be selected by the state
superintendent of, schools, upon
recommendation OF superintendent
of rural towns, in accordance with
such standards of fitness as the state
superintendent Shall determine.
Teachers so trained shall agree to re-
turn to the service of the towns from
which they are chosen for at least
one year during, which time they
shall act as rural critic and helping
teachers.
Sec. ?. The state superintendent
of public schools is hereby authorized
to arrange for the payment of neces-
sary expenses of travel and board in
CURED by teachers in attending said
school of instruction, and at the close
of the school year he shall recon-
mend to the governor and council,
upon satisfactory evidence of sue
cessful service, the payment to each
teacher so trained of a bonus of
twenty-five per cent of the annual
salary paid to her by the town for
her services. For the purpose of
carrying out the provisions Of this
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CHAPTER 81,

state school funds.-(Approved March
I'D
An Act to Amend Section Three of
Chapter One Hundred and Thirty
four t Of the Public bic; LAYS Of Eli Eight +
Relation to the Judge and Recorder
of the Municipal Court of the City
of Portland, Acting as Counsel or
Section three, chapter one hundred
and thirty--four of the public laws of
eighteen hundred and ninety-five is
hereby amended by striking. out said
SECTION and inserting tiidsa the following
in any case, cause. matter or thing
which depends upon or relates to any
cause exclusively cognizable by said
in said court, although concurrently
cognizable by some other court But
said judge or recorder may so act
however in matters or causes which
while cognizable by said municipal
court are actually brought in another
court having concurrent jurisdiction
-(Approved March 12)
CHAPTER So.
An Act to Amend Section Thirty of
Chapter Fifty-SiX of the Revised
Statutes, as Amended by Chapter
Seventy-siX of the Public, Laws of
4Nllltlttil Ilulliit Gu ana seventeen,
Relating to Power of Public Utili-
ties Commission.
Section thirty of chapter ffty-six
of the revised statutes as amended
laws of nineteen hundred and seven
teen is hereby amended by adding
after the word prescribe" in the
nineteenth line. of said chapter the
also have authority upon petition of
any party interested after notice and
hearing to order any railroad COM
pany to alter any existing branch
rnent such alteration is necessary for
the reasonably convenient conduct of
the business of the petitioner. All
expenses of such alteration shall he
paid by the petitioner, so that said
chapter. as amended, shall read as
follows:
Sec. so. The public utilities COM
mission ,upon. petition of any party
interested. after notice and hearing,
may order any railroad company 10
construct, maintain and operate such
branch railroad track to any such
n 95d m mn bo quarry log landing or
featuring establishment owned or
operated by the petitioner whenever
said commission shall find that such
track is necessary for the reasonably
the petitioner and is warranted by
the volume of husir ess to be handled
thereon and can be so constructed.
maintained end operated with due re-
operation of the railroad; provided
however, that no such order shall be
made by said commission unless the
petitioner shall provide, at his own
portion of said track as is not located
upon the land of the railroad com
pahH; shall pay all the expense of the
construction and maintenapce of said
track shall furnish p,
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January and October. and the fourth
Tuesday of April:
Kennebec, on the third Tuesdays of
Knox, on the first TUESDAYS Of AnriJ
and December. and the third Tuesday cf
August:
Lincoln, on the second Tuesday Of
and the last Monday of\Decemher:
Oxford. on the third Tuesdays of Nav.
September, and December, at Paris:
Penobscot, on the first Tuesdays OF
Piscataquis, on the first Tuesdays Ct
April. August and December:
Sagadahoe, on the first Tuesdays OF
March, July and November:
Somerset, on the first Tuesdays of
March and August, and the second
Tuesday of December:
Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
April, and the third Tuesdays of Au-
gust and December:
Tuesday of January and second Tues
day of October. and at Calais, on the
first Tuesday of May.
York, terms of record on the first
Tuesday of April and October at Alfred
and regular sessions shall be held on
the first Tuesday of each month. Janu-
airy at Saco, all other months at Alfred.
-(Approved March 12)
CHAPTER AZ.
An Act to Amend Section One of Chap
ter SiXty-two of the Revised Statutes.
Relating to the Organization of Cor
porations for Literary, Charitable.
Educational and Other Purposes.
Section one of chapter sixty-two of
the revised statutes is hereby amended
by inserting after the word govern
ment' in the eleventh line thereof, the
words as chamber of commerce or
hoard of trade, so that said section, as
amended, shall read as follows:
Sec w non
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CHATTER 81.

An Act to Provide for Retiring and PEN
sioning Employees of the State of
Maine.
of trustees of anv state institution and
the head of any state department may
recommend the retirement from active
service and the placing upon a pension
roll. any employee who has been EN-
ployed in any state institution or de-
partment of this state, with a good
record for the term of twenty five con
secuUve years. or more, and such en-
ployee, subject TO the approval Of the
governor and council shall be SO retired
and pensioned.
Sec. 2. Any employee who is retired,
as provided in this act, shall be allowed
such amount as the governor and coun-
Gil shall determine not to exceed one
half the average wage or salary he was
receiving for the FIVE years previous 20
the time of his retirement Approved
March 81
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notice in writing to the commissioner
of inland fisheries and game, at Au-
gusta, Maine, of the fact of such kill
ing and the character and estimated
amount OF damage done: whoever fails
TO give such notice shall in no wise be
protected by the provisions hereof.
Whoever shall cultivate any crops for
the manifest purpose or killing deer
shall in no wise be protected thereby /,
and it shall be unlawful to place salt
in any place for the purpose Of en-
ucing deer thereto Whoever violates
any provision of this section shall pay
a line of not less than fifty dollars, nor
more than one hundred dollars, and
costs for each offense. -(Approved
March 81
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act there is hereby appropriated for
the year nineteen hundred and nine
teen the sum of five thousand dollars.
and for the year nineteen. hundred
and twenty t and tann 3palyy. theTeafter,
said amounts to be deducted from
state school funds.-(Approved March
121
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CHAPTER Sc.
An Act to Amend Section Twelve of
Chapter one Hundred and Forty
two of the Revised Statutes, Relat-
ing TO County Jails

An Act to Amend Section Twelve of
Chapter one Hundred and Forty
two of the Revised Statutes, Relat-
ing to County Jails.
Section twelve of CHAPTER one
hundred and forty-two of tile revised
statutes is hereby amended by strik.
ing out the words every three
mqnths' IN the first line thereof and
that said section, as amended, shall
Sec. u: The inspectors shall visit
all the jails at least once in each year,
the same, give such advice in relation
thereto as they deem useful and
proper: classify all convicts in said
jails, having regard to age character
may order the county commissioners
of either of the counties to make
such alteration in their several jails
as the inspectors deem necessary, in
and persons charged with crime: ana
if said commissioners. after such or
der, neglect or refuse to make such
alteration, or to provide for the
charged with crime, the inspectors
may cause said convicts and persons
charged with crime to be removed to
any jail where, such alteration or pro-
vision for classification has been
and keeping OF such convicts or per-
which, such convict or person is re-
moved, a ana a., they ~, may require the
with such statistics in relation to his
jail as they may deem useful for
future reference. Said inspectors
may remove prisoners from jails
made for the labor of convicts, to
some work-jail, ana when any iaii
has a larger number Of conVicts,
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10
CHAPTER 46.

An Act to Amend Section Twentv-nine
Of Chapter Eighteen of the Revised
Statutes, Relating to the State Board
of Dental Examiners.
The Republican journal., 1919-04-10

An Act to Amend Section Thirty six
of Chapter' F'ifty-one OF the Re
ylsed statutes, Relating to the
Manner Of Signing Certificates Of
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CHAPTER 45,

An Act to Ane:-i Section One Hundred
and Ten of Chapter Sixteen of the Re-
yised Statutes, as Amended by chap
ter sixty g the Public Laws of Nine
teen Hundred md Seventeen, Relating
TO Ieachers' AssociaL,Ons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

aIITE want you to understand that
w this commission is going 10 hold
Fou responsible and we want that
department brought up 70 a high
standard said John NJ Wyatt, chair
nan OF the city civil service commits
sion. addressing police chief Harry P
Phoenix wednesday afternoon. fol-
lowing a hearing ~ the commission Of
the alleged connection OF the police
Elth the Stockmen's hotel doings.
II you wiz not look after this. OF
cannot do il. I am going TO tell you
frankly we are going after you" he
continued
The morale Of the department has
greatly deprecated" said Frank
Powers. another member OF the COM
mission. The department has not
been hampsred By any politics It
came out OF the Lea administra ton
and under the Davis administration.
None OF you are bothered by any poll
tics. I feel like the men under you
should all work 70 help out this COM
mission This is all being said in the
friendliest spirit possible We want
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
CAN BE
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THE SUFFERER

How often have you heard that sad
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
Mother" Sent This

If the sweetest little kiddies
Act ike old and grabbed Bddes
From the pain that's in their mddies-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
SPECIALIST
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Mrs. ". d. Gillespie. a well known
beauty specialist OF Kansas City. re-
Gently. gave out the following state
mert regarding gray hair
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home. at very little cost, that
viii darken gray hair. and make II
soft and glossy To a half pint Of
water add I ounce OF bay rum. a small
box Of BarbO Compound and L ounce
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little cost. or the druggist will put it
up for you Apply 10 the hair twice
a week until the desired shade Is OBJ
tanned. This viii make a gray haired
person look twenty years younger
This is not a dye. IL does not color the
most delicate scalp. is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub ofE"-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13

the police department to be kept on a
high plane"
chief says He's Busy.
You know" said chief Phoenix, Il
have been kept pretty close in my Of
flee. have not had very much chance
You get out on the streets" said
Mr.. Powers, and look after your men
You will see how the morale Of the
department has deprecated %.
7 will close my Office, II necessary
said chief Phoenix. land get out
The commission put in considerably
time discussing the situation devei--
Oped as q result OF the raid by Iederal
officials at the StOckmen's hotel
aGatherlnE Information"
One point brought out was JhaI
Claude Smith. city detective, who naq
been in the hotel for some time, had
been sent there by police inspector
Reese 10 engage a room and ascertain
if liquor was being sold
lust how II was contemplated that
q man as well known as Smith would
be able TO gather any information is
When smith testified. Mr.. Wyatt
asked:
with a woman in the hotel. or had a
woman there. or a friend Of loose
morals there, is he stating an IN
TRUTH
..He would be telling a dirty lie and
I would like TO see the gentleman No,
90 not believe ne would be gentle
man, because that would be a dirty
lie" said Smith
Reynolds ExOnOrated-
The civil service commissions IN
vestigation resulted in a complete
exoneration Wednesday afternoon Of
Elmer Reynolds, city detective. who
has been under suspension. pending
the outcome Of the commissions
probe into the connection OF the po-
lice and detective departments with
conditions at the Stockmen's hotel,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-13
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