Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
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summons is unable to attend the
hearing.
Millet Of Belfast-Act amending
Section two. Chapter ia. Revised
Statutes, SO that persons may be ar
rested and committed to prison for a
debt of IS, instead Of $40. as the law
now provides.
Sanborn Of South Portland-Act
providing for the payment Of the ex-
penses Of justices Of the Supreme
court when in attendance at nisi prius
terms of the Supreme court in coun-
ties other than the one in which they
reside.
Lewis of North Haven-Act estab-
fishing the State board of accounts. to
consist of the Governor. State audi
tor, and a third member to be ap-
pointed by the Governor and to be
known as the State examiner. The
salary of the State examiner is fixed
at $40 per day when employed. The
board is to have a clerk who shall re-
ceive IS for each day actually en-
ployed. The necessary expenses are
to be paid by the State. The duties
Of the board are to collect informa-
ton from all towns, cities, villages,
counties and other public officers. in
formation relative to the assessment
Of property, collection Of taxes, re-
ceipts from licenses and other sources
| and the expenditure OF public
funds for all purposes. This infor-
| nation is to be arranged and issuei1
as a State report. The board is also
required to prepare and install upon
request, a proper system Of account
ing in any city. town, village or coun-
ty in the State.
Holt Of Skowhegan-Act amending
| the law of 1911 relating to employ.
ment agencies by inserting words t
make clear the meaning Of certain
sections.
| Wise of Guilford-Act amending thu
| charter of the Guilford water district
| SO as to permit certain assessments
| to be made to raise money for NEE,
| ing the debts of the district.
Roberts Of Portland-Act giving
| municipalities the right to raise
money to defray the expenses Of Fire
| mems Memorial SundSS.
Greenleaf of Portland-Resolve APP
| propriating $500 for the Maine Society
of the Sons of the American Revolu
ton, to be used in placing markers on
| the graves of soldiers of the NRevolu
| ton.
Perkins of Augusta-Act placing
| employees of the State hospitals and
the school for feeble minded unde.
pension law of 1913.
Colcord of Portland-Act making
the salary of the probation officer OF
! Cumberland county $1,000, and pro-
! viding an assistant at salary Of
$50.
! Seven resolves appropriating money
| for the support of the Maine School
( for Feeble Minded were introduced as
follows: $4,000 for permanent for
/ outside extension TO present and pro-
posed new buildings: $1,000 for con
! crete walks: $4,000 for the supper;
OF State charges al the school, $500
for building bridge across Collyer
, brook: $500 for fencing new water
supply: $4,000 for central heating
and power plant: $500 for additional
laundry equipment: total amour,
/ asked for is s205-500.
Mulligan of Nobleboro-Act pro-
! hibiting the use Of Seines and nets in
| the Sheepscot river and tributaries
Muilisan OF Nobleboro-Act regu-
| lating alewive fishing in the Damaris
Gotta river.
| Mulligan of Nobleboro-Resolve APP
| propriating $4,000 for 1915 and S10Ul
| for 1916 for the purchase and opera
! ton of patrol boat to be used ~
the department of sea and shore
| fisheries to enforce the fish laws
! along the coast.
| DescoteauX of Biddeford-Act ex
empting any soldier or sailor of tbs
| United states who served in any war
! from the payment OF a poll tax.
| These resolves were introduced
| $4,000 for road around Chick hill IT
Clifton and Amherst: $12.140 fol
bridge in Haynesville; $4,000 fo4
bridge in Webster plantation.