Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-11

draw pay the same as II their schools
had been in session on any Of the
April nineteen; Memorial day. May
thirty: Independence day. July four'
Der; Armistice day. November eleven;
Christmas day, December twenty.
FIVE: Thanksgiving day. as appointed
by the governor and council. Wnen
falls on a Sunday. the Monday fol,
lowing shall be observed as schooI
holiday. with all privileges applying
| to any of the days above named: IN
addition to the foregoing each OF the
vote OF the shperintending scnoo,
| committee of any town. pc ohserveo
by teachers and pupils OF the puDilc
schools Of said town by an exercise
be held during such part OF inc
| school session as the teacher OF each
| school may designate. The exercises
| SO held shall aim to impress on tne
lessons OF character and good citizen
| ship to be learned from the lives Of
American leaders and heroes and
! from contemplation OF their own
munity. state and nation Of WHICH
absence OF any vote OF the superin-
tending school committee said days,
|
served as iega! school holidays with
| the closing of schools. The days
thus designated for school observance
upon vote Of the experimenting
school cGmmttee Of amy a1wn b fns
day. i. bruary twenty-two; Columbus
day. October twelve.
! Section 9. Section thirty-three Of
chapter, forty of the revised statutes
| tho words "the first Monday OF
September in the fifth line thereof
the words 'Armistice Day. Novem-
Der eleventh.. so that said section.
as amended. shall read as follows;
thanksgiving. appointed by the gov
ernor and council or by the president
of the United States. the first day of
January. the twenty second day Of
| April. the thirtieth day of May. the
/ fourth day of July. the first Monday
of September. Armistice Day. Novem-
Der eleventh. and the twenty:.fifth
| to be bank holidays
Sec. B. Section fifty-two of chap
ter eighty-two of the revised statutes
Is hereby amended amend by adding after after
election" In the fourth line Thereof.
the WORDS Armistice Day. November
| eleventh. so that said section. as
amended shall read as follows:
| C.. Z.
Sunday, or any day designated for
the annual thanksgiving. or for the
choice of presidential electors. the
| nineteenth day of April. the thirtieth
the first Monday in September. the
| day Of the state election. Armstice
| Day. November eleventh. or on
Christmas day: and when the time
fixed for a term Of said court falls
on either of said days. it shall stand
adjourned until the next day. which
shall be deemed the first day of the
term for all purposes
Sec. 4. Section eighty-two OF
chapter eishty,-six of the revised
| after the words the first"Monday Of
September" in the fourth line there
Of. the words ..Armistice Day. Novem-
as amended. shall read as follows:
Sec 81. No. person shall be
arrested in civil action. on mesne
process. OF execution. or on a war
rant for taxes on the day of annual
! April. the thirtieth day of May. the
fourth day Of July. the first Monday
of September. Armistice Day. Novem-
h hr Hleverth; or Christmas; and on
spection. review or election. no
officer or soldier REQUIRED by law to
| attend the same. shall be arrested
j on any such processes. Mar. 16.
CHAPTER 81
, An Act TO Amend Section Forty OF
/ Chapter One Hundred and Twenty
seven of the Revised Statutes.l as
| Amended by Chapter One Hundred
and Eight Of the Public Laws of
| Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen,
/ Kelating to the Prosecutions for
| Liquor Laws.
Section forty of chapter one hum
/ dred and twenty-seven of the revised
statutes. as amended by chapter one
! of nineteen hundred and nineteen, is
hereby amended by adding thereto
the following words: and in no case
snail the penal sum of the recog
! by the court so that said section, as
amended. shall read as follows:
Sec 40 Prosecutions for manu-
/ featuring liquors in violation of law.
ping shops. and for being common
| sellers of intoxicating liquors, shall
be by indictment: but in all other
prosecutions under this chapter,
police courts and trial justices have
! by complaint, jurisdiction. original
| and concurrent with the supreme
| prosecutions in the supreme judicial
and superior courts shall be by
Indictment. Said magistrates. in
| cases not within their jurisdiction,
may examine and hold to bail And
| in appeals from any Judgment or
| sentence before such magistrate. the
| penal sum in every recogniZande shall
! be not less than five hundred dollars,
| No recogni7ance before such magis-
! trate shall he in sum less than five
/ hundred dollars; nor in the supreme
/ Judicial or superior court in less than
| five hundred dollars. And in no case
! shall the penal sum of the recog-
! nizancc be reduced after being fixed
! by the couit.'-App. Mar 16.
CHAPTER 50
An Act TO Amend Section Forty-five
of Chapter One Hundred and Seven
teen Of the Revised Statutes. as
Amended by Chapter Two Hundred
+. and Fourteen of the Public Laws
of NJ