Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-14

eminent, and which the governor
with the advice and consent OF the
council. shall authorize, and SO mu zen
of said fund as may be necessary TOT
said purposes is hereby appropriated
; to pay. such bills and expenses; pro,
yided. however. that no payment shall
be made from this fund, except as
above provided, unless some emer-
gency shall arise requiring an expen-
!. diture of money not provided for by
the legislature -(App.. Apr. 4. lS2I)'
/ CHAPTER o..
An Act to Provide for the Acceptance
of the Benefits of an Act by the
Senate and House Of Represents a-
titled AN Act to Provide for the
4 Promotion of Vocational Rehabili-
tation of Persons Disabled in In
dustry and Otherwise and their Re-
Provide for the Administration oil
the same.
Sec. /. The State of Maine hereby
through its legislative authority, &C
cepts the provisions and benefits OF
the act of Congress entitled IAN Act
to Provide for the Promotion of Vo-
!, cational Rehabilitation of persons in
! jured in Industry or Otherwise" APP
! proved June second. nineteen nun
dred and twenty, and will observe and
comply with the requirements of said
act.
Sec. 9 The state treasurer Is here
by designated and appointed custo-
dian of all moneys received by the
state from appropriations made by the
Congress of the United States for the
vocational rehabilitation of persons
disabled in industry or otherwise. and
is authorized to receive and provide
for the proper custody of the same
and to make disbursements therefron
upon the order of the state board for
vocational education herein desig-
mated.
Sec. 3. The state board for voca-
tional education. as provided by, Sec
ton two of chapter one hundred and
eightysix of the public laws of nine
teen hundred and seventeen of the
State of Maine. is hereby authorized
to cooperate with the federal board
for vocational education in the ad-
mini stration of the provisions of this
act: to prescribe and provide such
courses of instruction and training as
may be necessary for the vocational
rehabilitation of persons injured IN
industry or otherwise, and to provide
for the instruction and supervision
of such training.
Sec. 4. The state board for voca-
tional education is hereby authorizeo
TO cooperate with the state industrial
accident commission, charged with
the administration of the state work
mems compensation laws, to formu
late a plan of cooperation in accord
ance with the provisions of this act
:, and the said act Of Congress; said plan
to become effective when approved by
the governor of the state.
Sec. S. The state board for voca
tional education is hereby authorized
and empowered to receive such gifts
and donations. either from public OF
private sources as may be offered I'M
e t;n1I or under such eondi-
habilitation of persons injured in in
dustry or otherwise as in their judg-
ment are proper and consistent with
the provisions of this act. All moneys
received as gifts or donations shall be
deposited in the state treasury anu
shall constitute a permanent fund to
be called the special fund for the vo-
cational rehabilitation of disabled
persons. to be used by said board to
defray the expenses of vocational re-
Mobilization in special cases. including
the payment of necessary expenses
funds set apart in chapter one hun
dred and five of the resolves of nine
teen hundred and nineteen for the
purpose of cooperating with the fed
are applicable to this act also.-(App
Apr. 4, 1920.
CHAPTER as.
An Act Amendatory of and Additional
to Chapter Forty Five of the Re
vised Statutes, as Amended Reiat-
ing to the Lobster Industry.
Sec. l. Section seventeen of chap
! "
as amended by chapter one hundred
and eishty-four of the public laws OF
nineteen hundred and nineteen, is
hereby amended by striking out the
words for the balance Of the license
year" in the last line thereof. and in
sorting in place of the words so
stricken out the words for the period
Of one year from such convictions so
that said section as amended shall
read as follows:
Sec. Il. No person. firm or corpo-
ration. either by themselves as prin-
cipal or by their servants or agents,
shall, ar any time. catch. take, hold,
buy. ship, transport. carry. give away,
remove. sell or expose for sale, or
have in his or its possession, except
for immediate consumption of himself
and family. any lobster from any of
the waters within the jurisdiction of
this state. or place. set keep, main
tain, supervise. lift raise or draw in
or from any of said waters. or cause
to be placed. set, kept. maintained,
supervised. lifted. raised or drawn in
or from any of said waters any pot,
trap trawl. car, boat, smack. vessel
or other contrivance designed or
adapted for the catching. taking
holding or for removal or TRANSPORTS
ton OF Holsters unless licensed to do
SO as hereinafter provided; except
that common carriers engaged in
carrying general freight on fixed
schedules may without license. trans
port within or without the state lob
SltIS iSdily caught, provided tina [
said Holsters are received by said
commons carriers at one of their regu-
lar established places of business
upon land for receiving freight, and
said Holsters is plainly marked show.
ing the contents to be Holsters to-
gether with full and correct name
and address of both consignor and
consigned. Every person. firm orscor-
poration who shall violate any of the
provisions of this section. or aid in
doing 80, upon conviction in any
court of competent jurisdiction. as
! defined in section thirty four, shall he
fined twenty-five dollars for the first
olfense: for the second offense. fifty
dollars: and for any subsequent Of
tense. fifty dollars. and shall be SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for thirty
days. in addition to. said fine. No
person, firm. or corporation convict ed
of any violation of any law relating
to Holsters shall either by themselves.
their servants or agents be entitled
period OF one year from such convic-
tons
Sec. ,. Section eighteen of CHAPTER
forty-fve- of the revised statutes. as
amended by chapter twenty-t three and
chapter two hundred and thirty-three
of the public laws of nineteen hum
dred and seventeen is hereby amended
by striking out all of said section and
enacting. in place thereof the follow
ing section
Sec. IS. The director of sea and
shore fisheries shall grant and issue
! licenses in the lobster industry. Such
licenses shall be divided into four
classes. namely: First class. Fisher
mems Licenses: second class Selling