Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-24
Cost For January Work
Was $2357.23.
Amount Received From Fines
and Fees Was S34O5.72.
The Net Cost Since June, 1907,
Is Si3,288.67.

once OF the secretary of State that
the total cost of the enforcement COM
mission created by the Sturgis law
passed by the Legislature of 1905, from
the beginning of this year to the first
of February is $235723, while the fines
and fees collected in the same period
amount to $34o5,12, which leaves a bal
ance of S1C4S.49 as far as this year is
concerned. The fees amounted to
$411.N, Of which s340.10 were received
from Penobscot county and S71.3I from
Somerset county. The total amount of
fines were s2994.25 from four counties
as follows: Somerset, sS17.43; Andres
coggin. S1125; Sagadahoc, $476; Penob-
scot, $3S7.06
Since June, 1907, when the enforce
n!ent deputies made their second APP
pearlnce in the State by raiding in
Somerset county. the total cost of the
commission has been $1S,1l96?, While
the sum of s5431 OF has been received
il fines and fees from prosecutions,
leaving the net cost $132SS.6S During
the past year liquor raids by enforce
ment deputies have been made in five
counties, Somerset, Androscoggin. Pc
nobscot, Sagadahoc and Knox. The
sum of s243.,6 was expended for SER
vices and expenses of men investi-
eating conditions before their appoint
ment as deputy enforcement commits
sioners.
AS the last Legislature failed to
make an appropriation for this pur
pose the whcrewithal to maintain the
commission is taken from any moneys
III the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated. Each of the three commits
sioners, Waldo Pettengll of Rurford
Falls. Henry w. Cakes of Auburn and
Alfred II. Lang of Skowhegan, receive
salary of $500 Ter annum. while the
% deputy enforcement commissioners
now at work III the State receive Il
salary of SO per day and their ex-
penseS.
The following shows the salaries and
expenses of the deputy enforcement
commissioners for the month of jan
uary, the bills of which will be ap-
proved at the regular monthly meeting
of the Governor and Council next
Tuesday:
Heber H. Allen Of Jay-Salary, s93;
expenses, 1854; total, 1854
Maxine Beaulieu of Lewiston-Sal-
airy, 1893; expenses. $500; total, s1S209.
Orlando II. Bracket of Starks-Sal-
airy. SS4; expenses, s26.70; total, $1101o.
.tnsel H. Bridges Of Old Town
Salary, $95; expenses, Si3.54; total,
s1365f.
William J. Caddy of ST. George-Sal-
airy, 1893; expenses. $29.57; total. s12251.
Percy ]. Clifford of Hampden-Sal-
arv, $S4; expenses, $4S.42; total. s13242.
Of
s33: expenses. $40; total, $4,000.
Walter j. Fernald of Rockland-Sal-
airy. $93; expenses, $3.50; total. SN.5O.
Albert French of Calais--Salary, 1893;
expenses. S4312; total, s136.12.
Rcv f. French of Bati1-Salary, $93;
expenses. s5904; total, s152.04.
Melville Il. Goss of Auburn--Salary.
$93; expenses. s40.27; total, s133.27.
Leslie II. Hayward of Lewiston-Sal-
airy. $5S; expenses, s55; total. S12s.
Fred ]. Horne of Canaan-Salary,
$50: expenses, S4o.77; total. s130.77.
Fred Lucas of st. Albans-Salary.
S93; expenses. 5000; total, s12393.
Austin B. Howard of Auburn-Sal-
airy, 500; expenses, $6956; total, $162.56.
Albert H. Newbert of Rockland-Sal-
ary. $93; expenses. 1856; total. S101,G
benjamin o. Pare of Lewiston-Sal-
ary. 500; expenses, S24.87; total, $117.S7.
Ernest l.. Richardson Of Old Town
Salary, s93; expenses, s10.S5: total,
s1G3.S5.
Obed +. Stackpolc of Biddeford-Sal-
airy, 800; expenses, SASS; total, $13I.3S.
Ferdinand f. Stevens of Lewiston
Salary $93; expenses. $65.67; total.
$15S67.
George W. Taylor of Portland-Sal-
airy, 1898: expenses. $685.; total. s148.S6.
benjamin F. Towne of Waterville-
Salary, 1893; expenses, 27.7S; total.
s1057S.
Horace NJ Weston Of Skowhegan-
Salary, s93: expenses, $S01; total,
S1019l.