Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30

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The committee on appropriations
and financial affairs reported ought
to pass on the act for the payment OF
salaries fixed by law for the year
1915.
The committee on pensions report
ed ought to pass on the act constru-
ing Chapter SO, Public Laws of 1913.
SO that it will include a veteran Of
the Civil War who left the service CT
the State prior to the passage Of that
law, which provides pensions for elm
ployees Of the State who have worked
% years continuously.
Fay Of Dexter-Act to provide for
the semi monthly Payments Of cream
purchased for purposes Of re-selling
or manufacturing into other products.
The producer, unless otherwise pro-
vided for by written contract, shall
be paid on the. first day of each
month for all cream received prior 10
the 18th day Of the preceding month.
and on the 18th day Of each month
for all cream received prior to the
first day Of the same month. Viola
lions of the act are to be punished by
fine Of not less than $40 nor more
than $50.
McIntire Of Waterford - Resolve
appropriating $500 annually to be
expended by the commissioner OF
agriculture to carry out the pro-
visions of Chapter SO of the Public
Laws of 1911.
McIntire of Waterford-Reso1ve
appropriating $4,000 for 1915 and the
same sum for 1916 to carry into eff
| feet all provisions Of the law relative
| to the bureau of horticulture.
Brann of Winthrop-Resolve ap-
| propriating $4,000 for the Maine
| Agricultural Experiment Station foc
| the purpose of constructing on High
! moor Farm at Monmouth a plan.
| adapted to the study of questions Of
storage of apples, potatoes, and other
| farm crops. The statement of facts
accompanying the resolve points out
that the knowledge sought is of live
| interest to Maine orchardists and
| farmers.
Gould Of Leeds-Resolve appropri-
ating $1S.500 for 1915 and the same
| sum for 1916, to be paid the Maine
State Sanatorium Assn at Hebrol
and to be used by the trustees under
the direction Of the Governor and
Council, for free beds and assistance
| of needy patients. The sum of $12,-
500 has been devoted by the State to
this purpose for each of the past four
years
Lord of Ellsworth-Resolve appro-
| priating $500 to reimburse the town
of Aurora for over expenditure in
connection with State aid road work
| in 1913.
Davis of Old Town--ResoIve for
the general care, maintenance, relief
and education of the Penobscot tribe
OF Indians, the emergency clause be-
ing attached to the measure The
State holds a large sum in trust for
the Indians, and the appropriation by
the last Legislature has been ex-
pended. The resolve appropriates
$16,Ss9.55 for 1915 and like sum for
1915 for maintenance, and $500 for
1915 for repairs and improvements
Sanborn of South Portland-Act
repeating the law prohibiting ice
fishing in Forest lake, Cumberland
county.
Goodwin Of .Mexico-Act making
close season Oh Trout saln1oh and
land-locked' salmon from Sept. 80 to
May 81 in all lakes and ponds in the
towns of Oxbow, Bowman, Parma
chenee. Lynch Parker. Lincoln and
Magalloway plantation in Oxford
county. and making closed time for
said fish in all streams and rivers in
these towns from Sept. Is to May 81
Goodwin of Mexico-Act allowing
fishing only with artificial flies in
the above towns.
Several petitions regarding fish and
game matters were received.
Sanborn of South Portland-Act
enlarging the purposes of the New
England Fish Co.
Wise of Guilford-Act empowering
the Greenville Light & Power Co. to
sell to the Penobscot Bay Electric Co.
all of its property and right save only
those included in its water system
for supplying the town of Greenville.
Millett of Belfast-Act ratifying the
purchase by the Penobscot Bay Elec-
IIIC 70 VI the property Oh the SEARS
port Electric Co., and authorizing the
former to purchase the property of
the Greenville Light G. Power Co.
Danforth of Foxcroft-Act author
izing Barnard plantation to build and
maintain its roads and bridges and 70
raise money therefor, and accom-
panying petition.
Davis Of Old Town-Act defining
and making plain the law of 1913
relative to the reconstruction of the
easterly span Of the Old Town Mil
ford bridge. The act amends the law
SO that the liability Of the two NUM-
cipalities for the maintenance of the
span extends only to ordinary repairs
and maintenance and not to con-
structed work The same provision
regarding the city Of Old Town in re-
lation to the westerly span Of the
bridge is also Incorporated into the
law.
Gallagher Of Bangor-Act amend
ing an act establishing the Bangor
Municipal Court.
Davis Of Old Town-Act amending
the law incorporating the city Of Old
Town SO that not less than one-half