Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24

$1,000; Hancock, $1,000; Kennebec.
$3.50; Knox, $500; Lincoln, $1,000:
Oxford, $1,000; Penobscot, $1,000,
Piscataquis. $1,000: Sagadahoc, $500:
Somerset, $500; Waldo. $1,000; Wash
ington, $145O; York. $1,000; a-Cumber-
land deputy clerk, $500.
Pensions-Ought to pass on resolve
appropriating $125,0OO for the pay
ment of civil and Spanish war pen
sions for 1915 and 1916.
Hart of Holden-Resolve appropriating
$4,000 for each of the years 1915 and 1916
for the use of the live stoc.. sanitary
commissioner for the control of conta-
geous diseases among domestic animals
Allen of Machias-Act providing for a
nonresident fishing license. The act
provides that no male person over IS
years of age. not resident OF Maine
shall fish in the inland waters Of the
State without a license. The license fee
is fixed at S. Each license will be pro-
vided with coupon permitting the hold
er thereof to take Is pounds of fish,
caught by himself, out Of the State
Persons holding licenses are required to
have them in their possession when fish
ing. Violations of the act are to be pun
ished by fine not exceeding SIS for each
offense. The money received from this
source is to be expended for the propaga-
ton of inland fish.
Pierce of Houlton-Act amending Sec
ton p. Of Chapter So of the revised
Statutes relating to the record OF at
tachment of bulky personal property
Fossett of Portland-Act authorizing
municipal officers of any city to regulate
the wages and hours in the departments
Of public works. streets and highways.
Fossett of Portland-Act creating the
office of city carpenter and assistants in
all cities of more than 1900 inhabitants
The term of office is to be three years
and the salary is to be fixed by the
municipal officers.
Holt of Gouldsboro-Act fixing the
salaries of the clerk Of the House of
Representatives at $14OO, assistant clerk
of the House at 5000, messenger. $500. as
sstant messenger, document clerk, first
and second folders, postmaster. mail
carrier and doorkeeper, $500 each, pages,
$50 each. official reporter, $1,000 These
salaries are in full for all work during
the term for which they are selected, ex-
Cept III case OI duJOuTHeu OF Specldl
sessions.
House Committee Report.
The following committee reports were
made Tuesday in the House:
Appropriations and financial affairs:
Ought to pass in new draft, resolve ap-
propriating 500 for 1916 and $500 for 1916
for the use of the board of dental exami-
ners.
Fish and game: Ought to pass in new
draft. act to provide for a close time on
bull moose. The new draft provides a
close time until Nov. l. 1919.
Pensions: Ought to pass, resolve giving
Sarah 4. Robinson of Mount Vernon pen
sion of s12 a month; resolve giving An
ME L. Durham of Belfast pension Of
sl2 month resolve giving Hannah E.
Condor of Winslow pension of IS a
month"; resolve giving Elias Lyon Of
Augusta pension of 10 month.
Federal relations: Ought to pass, on
memorial to Congress in favor of pen
sion for civil service employees
Salaries an@ fees: Ought to pass in
new draft. act to fix the salary of the
judge of the Sanford municipal court
The new draft makes the salary $780, in
stead of $500 year as the original bill
provided; act fixing the salary of the
Bangor municipal court. The new draft
makes the salary $500. instead of $1,000, as
provided originally. The new draft also
makes the salary of the clerk Of the
court $500, instead Of $500 as the first
bill provided