The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06


bonds. notes or other evidences of in
debtedness for the acquisition Of proper
ty for the purposes of carrying out its
corporate powers the construction COM
pletion, extension or improvement of it's
facilities, or the Improvement or main
tenance of its service outside the state
and this proviso shall apply also tofthe
[Approved April ~. 1881
CHAPTER PIT.
AN ACT to Amend Section Two OF Chap
ter Two Hundred Fifty of the Public
Laws of One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Nine. Relating to the Payment of
Fees Accruing to State Institutions and
Departments.
Be 1t enacted, etc:
Section l. Section two Of chapter two
hundred and fifty Of the public laws of
nineteen hundred and nine is hereby
two the following:
Section 2, Ali fees. or other income
which may become due and payable to any
sion of the state. from whatever source
accruing. shall be paid by the official re-
ceiving the same. directly to the treasurer
Of state provided however that this pro-
vision shall not apply to any educational
institution. Such income accruing to any
state institution shall be credited to the
appropriation of the institution to which it
ated for the use of such Institution for
maintenance; fees and income accruing to
any department. board or commission shall
be credited. as now provided by law a
detailed statement of the source and
amount of such fees or such income shall
be filed with the state auditor at the time
such fees or Income are paid to the treas
urer of state and such payment shall be
made and such statement thereof shall be
filed at the end Of each calendar month.
All bills Of any institution of the state
to whom due and payable, on warrant APP
proved by the governor and council. after
proper vouchers therefor have been APP
proved by. the proper OFFICIAL of the 1nsti-
tuition or department contracting the same
and audited by the state auditor who may
In his discretion make advance on the
treasurer Of the state Of Maine OF such
sum as he may think necessary not to ex-
coed two thousand dollars at any one time
to any institution OF the state needing the
same.
cruing to state institutions except educa-
sIonal institutions, and the payment OF bills
of such institutions shall be under such
regulations as the state auditor may pre-
scribe
Section g. All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved April Il. 1871
CHAPTER 21s.
AN ACT to Amend Section Eleven OF Chap
tei' One Hundred and Sixteen OF the Re-
vised Statutes. as Amended by Section
Laws of Nineteen Hundred and Five, as
further Amended by Chapter One Hun
bred and Eighty-three of the. Public
Laws Of Nineteen Hundred and Seven.
Relating to Salaries of officers of the
Senate and House Of Representatives.
Be 1t enacted. etc..
Section /. Section eleven OF chapter one
hundred and sixteen Of the revised stat
utes. as amended by section one OF chapter
fifty-three OF the public laws Of nineteen
hundred and five, as further amended by
t0hf ~
the public laws of nineteen hundred and
seven Is hereby amended by striking out
the sixth and seventh paragraphs OF SAID
section as amended and substituting there-
for the following:
The secretary Of the senate and clerk
of the House of Representatives eleven
hundred dollars each for their services our
Ing the session of the legislature Assistant
secretary and assistant clerk. six hundred
dollars each for services rendered during
the session of the legislature Messengers
four hundred dollars each and assistant
messengers folders and assistant folders
post-masters and door-keepers, three nun,
bred dollars each for services rendered
during the session of the legislature:
Pages to the Senate and to the House
OF Represneta tives one hundred and nifty
dollars each for services rendered during
the session of the legislature. so that sald
section as amended. shall read as follows
Section II. Each member OF the execu-
tive council shall receive the same com
pensa ton and travel as a representative
to the legislature. for services as coun,
cilor during the session OF the councli
commencing in January and closing i'm
mediately after the adjournment of the
legislature. For services at other sessions
of the council. each member thereof shall
receive twenty dollars for each session
and actual expenses; for authorized ser
vices on committees when the council Is
not in session. and for services on the com
mittee to examine the state prison each
councillor shall receive five dollars day
and actual expenses.
Each member OF the senate and house
of representatives shall receive three hum
dred dollars for the regular session OF the
legislature and two dollars for every ten
miles travel from his place of abode once
in each session. He Is entitled to mileage
on the first day of the session. and nifty
dollars of his salary on the first day OF
each month thereafter. during the session,
and the balance at the end thereof; but
two dollars shall be deducted from the pay
of every member for each day that he Is
absent from his duties, without being ex-
cused by the house to which he belongs.
The president OF the senate and speaker