Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-26
STATE TREAsURER's REPORT
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dustrial School for Girls. The fund
is deposited under Chapter 174 OF the
Public Laws of 1909.
The BENJAMIN c. Jordan fund am
ounting to the sum of $1,000 was ac-
copied by the Legislature under Chap
ter 81 of the resolves of 1909 for the
purpose of encouraging the cultivation
of forest trees.
A legacy of $1,000 was bequeathed
to the State by Helen A. Gilman, TO
be held in trust for the promotion OF
the pleasure and comfort OF the pa
tients of the Maine Insane hospltai
(now the Augusta State hospltaD at
Augusta. upon the condition that
sum not less than $50 year should
be appropriated by the Legislature 10
be expended annually. This amount,
was accepted by the Legislature dnoef
Chapter 131 of the resolves of 1903,
with interest at the rate of five per
cent, being payable to the treasurer
of the institution.
Under Chapter 27S of the resolves
of 1868, the sum of $1,000 was appro-
priated to be held in trust by the
treasurer of State for the use and ben
eft of Hebron academy. Interest at
the rate of six per cent. is payable
annually to the trustees of the acad-
envy. providing that it has been opeh
for instruction under the direction OF
the trustees for at least two terms OF
10 weeks each in the year preceding
any claim made under the resolve.
fund of $1,000 is held in trust for
emy from arising from the sale OF
timber and lumber, the Legislature
appropriating the same for educatlon-
al purposes. Under this resolve, CHAP
ter $40 of the laws of 1864, interest
at the rate of six per cent. is pay
able annually to the trustees.
The sum of $1,000 was paid into the
State treasury in 1854, under the VIII
of Isaac Sanford, 800 being bequeath-
ed to the State reform school enoW
the State School for Boys) and S6oo
for the benefit of the INDECENT pilho,
and deaf and dumb, all OF the oene-
ficiaries TO be natives of the state
AS provided by Chapter 1877 OF the
Public Laws of 1856, sum of money
equal to six per cent. of the amount
beaueathed to the State reform schooi
(now the state School for Boys) Is
appropriated annually for the support
of the library, the sum to be paid III
the month of February.
The legacy of Joseph H. Williams
to the state, amounting TO Slooo' ioi
the benefit of the Main insane nospl-
tai (now the Augusta State hospitai}
was accepted by the Legislature un-
der Chapter 22O of the resolves OF 1885,
and a sum of money, not less imam
| $40 must be appropriated from time
| to time by the Legislature ana paiu
annually to the trustees OF the hospl-
/ tai.
! AS provided by Chapter 100 or the
private and special laws OF 1851, there
| is held in trust the sum OF $1,000 Tor
| the benefit of the inhabitants or the
Madawaska territory, as their shares
of the surplus revenues distributed 10
the inhabitants of the State in 1885,
| this sum to constitute permanent
fund, on which six per cent. shall De
paid annually for the support OF
schools in the territory.
AS provided by Chapter AZ OF the
resolves of 1911, authorizing the ac-
| ceptance of a gift from Ex-Governor
| Frederick ROBBIE of Gorham, there is
held in trust for the benefit OF the
Eastern Maine Insane hospital tnoW
the Bangor State hospitaD, 20 shares
of stock of the First National Bank OF
! Portland. the same to be held as q
permanent amusement fund, the year
| " income to be paid semi annually
| To the treasurer of the hospital to De
used for the benefit of the institution
in accordance with the several terms
| of the gift, or as the trustees or salo
institution from time to time deter
mine Twenty shares of stock OF the
| First National Bank were also given
by Ex-Governor ROBBIE Tor perria-
nent library fund for the hospltai.
Lands Reserved for Public uses.
| This fund is received from the lano
agent being the amount collected ny
him on account of sales of TIMBER anu
| grass on reserved lots in unineorporat-
ed townships and paid into the treas
urer's office from time to time as pro-
yided by Chapter seven, Section ID oi
| the Revised Statutes.
When any township or tract is or
ganized as a plantation, the interest,"
on the fund belonging to said plan
| tation is paid annually from the treas
ury. upon authority from the Govern
or and Council, to be applied Tor the
support of schools according to the
numbers of sholars in each school
When any such township is incor-
porated as a town. the fund belonging
| to 1t is to be paid over by the treas
! urer of State to the treasurer OF thu
trustees of the ministerial and schoo
: funds therein, to be added to the funds
of the corporation, and held and man
D aged as other school funds of tina
). town are required to be held and man