Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-14

powers, the construction. completion,
extension or improvement of its faeii.
tiles, or for the Improvement or main
tenance of its service, Or for the dis-
charge or lawful refundin~ OF It's OBJ
legations, or for such other purposes
and not otherwise, that upon written
application, setting forth such informa-
ton as the commission inay REQUIRE.
there shall have been secured from the
commission an order authorizing such
issue and the amount thereof, and stat
ing that in the opinion of the commls-
sion the sum of the capital TO be Sc
cured by the Issue of said stocks, bonds,
notes or other evidences of indebted
ness is required in good faith for pnr,,
the provisions of this act snail not
apply to any stocks or DohdS or other
evidences of Indebtedness heretofore
lawfully authorized and issued; pro-
vided, however, that the COMMISSION
may at the request of any pubic atihtN
approve the issue of any stocks or
issued. For the purpose of enabling
the commission to determine whether
it shall issue such an order, the COM
mission shall make such inquiries for
investigation, hold such hearings and
examine such witnesses books, papers
documents or contracts as it may deem
OF Importance in enabling it to reach
determination. No order of the COM
mission authorizing the issue of any
OF indebtedness shall limit or restrict
the powers of the commission in deter
mining and liking any rate. fare. toll,
charge, classification schedule or joint
rate as provided in this act; provided,
however, that no public utility shall be
reauired to apply to the commission
notes or other evidences of Indebted
ness for the acquisition of property,
for the purposes of carrying out its
corporate powers, the construction,
completion, extension or improvement
of its facilities, or the Improvement or
maintenance of its service outside the
state, and this proyiso shall apply also
to the following section. -(Approved
April i2. 1872
Chapter 217.
AN Act 10 Amend Section Two of Chapter
Two Hundred and Fifty of the Public Laws
of One Thousand Nine Hundred and Nine,
Relating 10 the Payment of Fees Accruing
to State Institutions and Departments.
Section 1. Section two of chapter two
hundred and fifty of the public laws of nine
teen hundred and nine is hereby amended. by
substituting for said section two the follow
ing:
Section 2. All fees, or other income
which may become due and payable to any
institution, department, board or commission
OF the state. from whatever source aecrung
shall be paid by the official receiving the
same. directly to the treasurer of state. pro-
apply TO any educational Institution. Such
income accruing TO any state institution shall
be credited to the appropriation OF the insti-
tuition 10 which 1t aecrues and the same Is
hereby appropriated for the OF such In
stitution for maintenance fees and income
aecruing TO any department, board or COM
mission shall be credited. as now provided by
law. 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 treasurer of
ma "a
such statement. thereof shall be filed at the
end of each calendar month
All bills OF any institution of the state
shall be paid by the treasurer OF the state
TO whom due and payable, on warrant ap-
proved by the governor and council. after
proper vouchers therefor have been approved
by the proper official of the institution or de-
partment contracting the same and audited
by the state auditor who may in his discre-
ton make advance on the treasurer of the
state of Maine OF such sum as he may think
necessary not to exceed two thousand dollars
at any one time TO any institution of the
state needing the same.
The crediting of fees or other income ac--
cruing to state institutions except educational
Institutions. and the payment of bills of
such Institutions shall be under such regula-
tions as the state Auditor may prescribe
ss9n All acts and Of ses in
-(Approved. April r. 1879
Chapter 21e.
An Act to Amend Section Eleven of Chapter
One uundred and sixteen of the Revised
Statutes, as Amended by Section One of
cbanter Fif,v.tbree of thu puh,ie Laws of
-.
Nineteen Huhored ana fiVe' as further
Amended by Chapter One Hundred and
riohtv-tbree nj ,he puhIie Laws a, Nine
-, -. -
teen hundred ana SEVEN heiatihs 10 sata-
ries of 0ficers of the Senate and House of
Representatives.
Section l. Section eleven of chapter one
hundred and sixteen of the revised statutes,
as amended by section one OF chapter fifty
three of the public laws of nineteen hun
ona hnndrad and aish,y.ahr.a ~ Tho nuh,ic
iaws Of nineteen bvnSrsd and eeyen is mere.
hv ananded nv strJLing out tho s;xtb and
seventb naragrapbs NJ said sectiof nc amend.
cd and snhstitutins thereSor tba toiiow;pgn
'" N Wv e
The secretary OF the senate and clerk OF
the House of Representatives, eleven hundred
dollars each for their services during the ses.
sion 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 fold