Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-21

J their expenses.
! Grant of st. Albans-Act to amend
! Chapter 50 of the Revised Statutes to
| allow ice fishing in Big Indian Pond
with accompanying petitions.
! Edwards of Bethel-Petition Of the
Lake Kezar Fish and Game Associa-
| ton to amend the general law in re-
| gard to fishing in the tributaries OF
kezar Lake and in the lake.
| Turner of Hartford-Resolve APP
| propriating $500 for the purchase Of
100 copies Of the History Of Buckfield
by Alfred Cole and Charles F. Whit.
man at S. per volume.
Pierce of Houlton-Act to extend
the charter OF the Eastern Maine
Railroad Company for two years.
Aiillet Of Be,fast-An act to incor-
| porate the Northport village corpora
ton. This charter may be accepted
at any time within three years after
| it shall become law but not more than
two meetings to vote thereon shall ne
! called in any one calendar year. Ira
NJ. Cobe, H. J. Banton, ]. W. Blais
dell. Fred w. Dawes, DR.. Percy War
rem, Fred Walls, Loren Cross, Philo
! c. Blaisdell, w. Frank Durham, John
| Roberts, William Cotman and Charles
| E. Rogers or any one of them may
| call all meetings OF the corporation
previous to the acceptance of tho
| charter and the first election of OF
| ficers.
Dutton of Bingham-Resolve ap-
propriating $500 for the construction
of a road in the town of Moscow.
Mullen Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APP
propriating $1,000 for each OF the
/ years 1915 and 1916 for widening the
| turnpike road i'll Camden and Lincoln
! Vile.
Dutton of Binghanl-Resolve ap-
| propriating $500 for the repair of
highways in Carratunk plantation.
! Webb OF Cherryfieid-Resolve APP
propr;ating $500 for the improve
ment Of a highway in Steuber.
Dutton of Bingham-Eesolve IN
favor Of appropriating $500 for ths
repair of the river road in Pleasa It
Ridge Plantation, Somerset county.
Resolves were presented by Repre-
sentatives Higgins OF Brewer and
Robinson, Gallagher, Connors and Dur
gain of Bangor approprialing an ag-
Gresate>sum Of Sis9,S00 for the Bangor
State Hospital. Each of the resolves
is accompanied by a separate state
ment of facts dealing with the pur-
poses to which the money is to be put
OF the almost half million dollars,
$1,000 is asked for the erection of two
slln-parlors. Fifty thousand dollars is
asked for the erection and equipment
of a building to contain dining room
accommodating 500 patients, a dining
room FOR employees and industrial
rooms. 1t is pointed ont that the ca
pacity Of the hospital would be in
creased by 100 patients if this building
We're erected as present quarters could
be used for dormitories. The sum of
Sl5t.eo9 Tor 1915 ana s163,S0G for 1916
IS asi1ed for maintenance. Two thous-
ana dollars IS wanted for the enlarge
inent Of 4 vegetable cellar. and $1,000
for ward renovation. a stone crusher
would require the expenditure OF 81,
$50. The hospital asks $4,000 for a
houltrJ- farm. and s3.110 for alterations
IN the farm barn and the purchase Of
cows. Al appropriation OF $4,000 is
asked 70 finish sleeping rooms for
A.1t.t nurses.
ConHors OF Bangor-Act TO amend
Sect. of Chapter SIS of the Revise a..
Statutes relative to Claims against
.:nsoiyent estates. n #
Sanborn OF South Port;ano-Acr
comforting Jurisdiction upon the Su-
preme Judicial Court OF Maine and The
Superior Courts of Cumberland and
hennebcc counties. to grant Judgment
declaring citizenship, residence and
donicile.
Edwards of Bethel--Act to enlarge
the purposes and powers Of the Cleve-
land Concrete Building Block Co.
Garcelon of -Androscoggin: Resoly.
appropriating s3,l934i 10 be paid Mrs.
Blanche N. Reynolds ard Edward J. Nc
Wiggin of Lewiston. Thomas McWigsin
died in Lewiston Oct 26 1896, leaving a
/ FAMILY OF two children. taken by him
+ some years before from the Home for
! Destitute Children in Boston. 1t was
found they had not been legally adopte j
by him. so that the public administrator.
/ hua d. Smith. disposed OF the real es-
tate for s34.5 and this sum, with the per
sonal property. amounting to SSH was
! turned into the State treasury. The re-
children, now grown 10 man and woman
p --SO-' - 'SS,44S N'o'iiiCu tLidt SUCH as Inc
wish of Mr.. McWiggin.
| Swift of Kennebec: Resolve o;yn :,
Ellison Gilbert, veteran OF tine Civil
War, State pension of SIC a month.
Swift OF kennebec: Act constituting
Chapter s., % the Public Laws of 1918.
which provides pension for veterans of
the Civil war after a certain period of
service for the State of Maine, so that
it shall include veterans who have been
in the service of the State, but LETT il
prior to the enactment OF Chapter 80.
Swift OF kennebec: Resolve fixing the
retirement pay of Thomas Clark, for
merly clerk in the Office of the
adjutant general. at $500 a year, in
stead of $3.50 which he now receives
under the provisions of Chapter
90 OF the Public Laws OF 1913. Accom-
panying statement OF facts sets forth
that from 1856 to 1911 Mr.. Clark received
1850 per year. From 1911 to the time of
his retirement, Dec. 81 last, he received
800. The Resolve fs to retire him on the
original salary basis
| Scammon of Hancock: Act repeating
Chapter four, Private and Special Laws