Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14
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An Act to Regulate Certain Internal
Affairs of the Passamaquoddy Tribe
of Indians.

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Sec. /. The school at the Pleasant
Point Reservation shall be under tne
care and supervision of the superin,
tendent of schools of the Town OF
Perry or of the school union OF wnlcn
Perry may be a member Tne schooI
at Peter Dana's Point shall be under
the care and supervision of the super.
intendent OF schools of the Town OF
Princeton, or of the school union OF
which Princeton may be a member:
Said superintendent shall visit said
schools at least four times during eacn
school term; regulate the grades and
courses of study; assist the teachers
and scholars by counsel, or discipline
and make report once each year TO the
agent and to the governor and coun-
ell, noting therein such facts and IN
formation as may seem of Importance
in the interest of education among the
Indians of said reservation, or as may
be required by the governor and coun-
Gil The governor and council are
hereby authorized to pay said super
intendents reasonable compensation
for said services; but the compenSa-
ton shall not be less than one nun
dred dollars in each case, and shall De
paid out of the state fund for the su-
perintendence of school unions.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be the duty or the
police officer at Pleasant Point and
Peter Dana's Point, vim addition to the
regular duties of his office, TO act as
lice officer shall receive the salary pro-
vided in the Appropriation made by the
legislature, and fifty dollars in addi-
ton thereto at Pleasant Point, and
twenty-five dollars at Peter Dana's
Point, in consideration of the extra
duties herein provided for. Such sal
airy and such additional sum shall be
payable by the agent quarterly, but
no such payment shall be made unless
it shall appear from the records of
at la at in
walton in which the police officer is
acting, that the attendance at the
school shall have been maintained at
not less than two-thirds of the total
as defined by the laws of the State of
Maine, during the quarter for which
payment is due; provided that abb
sences caused by epidemics, regular
school holidays and the necessary alb
sence of pupils from the rese1 vations
shall not be counted against the said
attendance average. Said sums for
attendance officers shall be paid out of
the appropriations for the PaSSama-
quoddy Tribe of Indians.
Sec. 3. The duty of caring for the
health of the residents, and for the
general sanitation of the reservations
at Pleasant Point and at Peter Dana's
Point shall be vested in a person who
shall be appointed by and hold office
during the pleasure of the governor
and Souncil, and who shall exercise all
the powers, rights and privileges of
local board of health and health Off
Ger, as defined by the laws of the State
of Maine. Said person shall have re-
ceiVed training equivalent to that of a
graduate nurse or of a nurse Sister of
the Order of Sisters of Mercy and
shall receive as compensation not less
than five hundred dollars per year, to
the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians.
said person shall, as nearly as may
be, spend two-thirds of his or her
time at the reservation at Pleasant
Point, and one-third at the reserva-
ton at Peter Dana's Point; and shall
at all times act under the direction of
the State Commissioner of Health
(Approved April 81
CHAPTER Ut.
An Act to Amend Section Twenty
seven, Subsection Sixth. of Chap
ter Fifty-two of the Revised Stat
utos, Relating to Investments by
Savings Banks in Railroad Equip
ment Obligations.
Chapter hfty-two, section twenty
seven, subsection sixth, Of the revised
statutes is hereby amended BY adding
thereto the following paragraph which
shall be known as paragraph "g'':
g. Not exceeding two per cent of
their deposits and surplus in the prior
lien equipment obligations or equip
National Hallway Service Corpora ion
IN pursuance of any equipment trusts
hnanced in whole or in part through
a loan or loans made or approved by
the interstate commerce commission,
provided such securities are issued for
not exceeding in par value sixty per-
cent OF the cost of standard railway
equipment and that such obligations
shall mature in approximately equal
annual or semi-annual instalments
iht II
years'-(Approved April So
CHAPTER 17s.
An Act to Amend Section Thirty-two
OF Chapter Two Hundred and
Nineteen Of the, Public Laws of
Amended by Chapter One Hundred
and SeVenty-fOur of the Public
Laws of Nineteen Hundred and
Nineteen, Relating to Pollution of
and Other Mill Waste.
Section thirty-two. of chapter two
hundred and nineteen, of the public
laws of nineteen hundred and seven
teen, as amended by chapter one hum
dred and seventy four, of the public
laws of nineteen hundred and nine
teen, IS hereby amended by striking
out all of said section and by sub
shutting therefor the following sec
ton:
Sec. 2. No person or corporation
shall place or deposit in any OF the
lakes or ponds of the state or into
any OF the following named rivers,
hrooks and streams, to wit. in Aroos-
any of it's tributaries above the
mouth of Beaver brook, in Sheridan
plantation, except sawdust made
by gang saws, main rotaries, up
and down saws in, water mills in use
prior to nineteen hundred and three
Fish river and all of its tributaries
down as far as the foot of Eagle lake.
except Sly brook; Wallagrass river
for a distance of three miles from it's
mouth: Little Madawaska river or
any of its tributaries; in Cumberland
county, in any of the rivers, brooks
or streams lying wholly or in part
in the towns of Sebajgo, Naples, Casco
and Raymond Breakneell. brook and
its tributaries; in any of the tribu-
taries to Highland lake: Mill brook
in Westbrook: in Franklin county, in
any OF the tributaries to Lake Webb
in Kennebec county. in any of the
North, Great. Long, Little and snow
Eitchfield: in any of the S tributarie "a
to any of the lakes or ponds lying
enna an or ppa dyt in the towns Of vi
county. in any of the tributaries to
Crawford pond, in Union and Warren:
in Lincoln county in Jackson mill
stream, or in Joe Weeks mill stream.
tributaries to Damariscotta lake; in
tributaries. in oxford and Hebron
land in Minot and Mechanic Falls in
Androscoggin county):. Swift river
and its tributaries, in the counties of
Oxford and Franklin: Carrabasset
river. in Kingfield and New Portland.
in the counties of Franklin and som
erset; the outlet of Worthley pond in
Peru; in El!is river and its trbuta-