Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-08

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=. Taylor Of New York, John ".
Stokes OF New York. Edward A
Stokes of Trenton, New Jersey. and
John ID. Higgins of New York. Thu
act provides for the locating ana main
'"i''il's OF railroad from the tide
water III the City of Bareor through
the westerly part OF Orono. OIdlowu,
Lagrange Mattamiscontis and Med
way TO Millinocket. and thence throuc,
the unorganized townships west from
me east line of the STATE. to township
NO y, Eange IS. Also from a point on
said railroad in Mattaw;lnlSeag
through Molunkus, Maowahoc. Red
and GlenWood plantations and tho
towns OF Alnity and Hodedan into
fIoultnn. Also from a point on said
r'tIlroad in MedWay through StacvyilI.
ana Patten and unorSalized townships
into Presque Isle. The capital stn,.l
Snail be not more than 81, 800 shares o,
the par value Of 500 dollars each.
f'eseiton OF Kennebec introduced q
rem"nstrance of the Kennebec Bar AS
Socldtloh against the bill 10 abolish tha
superior court of kennebec county
ne represents that in special meeting
OF the kelinehec Bar Association held
at the Court House in Augusta. Friday
oi last week, the resolve that the as
SCclttlhn WAS opposed to the abolish
hleht OF the Superior court. was
unanimously adopted. The remon-
STRANGE is signed by Charles l.. An
dreWS, secretary of the kennebec Bar
Association.
y number of remOnStranceS were read
from people in various parts OF the
State against the repeal of the law nro-
tecthl% deer and moose in organized,
towns and plantations.
y big batch Of remonStranceS were
introduced by Curtis of Cumberland
from citizens Of Portland and vicinity
against the proposed amendment to
the trustee process law.
Senator Pierce of ArOoStook pre-
scented a bill. AN act additional 10 chap
ter IL of the Revised Statutes relating
10 insane EoSpit;llS. Sect. l reads as
follows: THE trustees of insane hOspj-
tails are hereby authorized. subject 10
the approval of the Governor ana
Council. to appoint a treasurer for
either of the insane hospitals, other
than the steward of either hospital and
Treasurer shall give bond to the
trustees. i'll such amount and with such
suretias as they deem sufficient for the
safe keeping and proper disbursement
of the funds of The institution in which
h" is located; perform such other duties
as the trustees direct: and annually
make a detailed report to them of his
receipts and expenditures and of the
1inan"ial affairs Of the institution"
Senator Morse of Waldo presented a
resolve providing for the preservation
Of reGimcnt;u rolls III the adjutant
generals Office. The adjutant general
is authorized to provide for the preser-
VItion of the enlistment. descriptive
ANA muster rolls. and the monthly re-
turns of the regiments and batteries III
the war Of the rebellion, now on file in
the adjutant generals office. 1t further
provides that the sum of $1,000 be ap-
propllateG for two years for the
preservation Of the rolls.
The same Senator introduced another
reeOlre in relation to extra pay of
Maine volunteers in the war with
Snain. 1t provides that the sum of
81 ;S be appropriated for tho extra pay
Of soldiers who were enlisted by tile
United States ana sent to join the first
regiment of infantry and Battery a of
the first heavy artillery, and who con-
stituted n part Of the quota of the
state under the second call Of the
President; for troops in the war with
Srain. to receive the same amount ot
extra pay that was received by tn"
soldiers volunteering under the first
call.