Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-26
Suffrage Resolve
CONTINUED from Page Eight

tSOntInueo from rage C'SHt|
appropriating $500 for the year 1917
and the same amount for the year 1918
| in favor Of the Piscataquis County
Hospital of Dover and Foxcroft for
| maintenance.
| Rem Murray of Bangor-Resolye ap-
propriating $500 for each of the years
1917 and 1918 in favor of the Eastern
Maine Orphans Home at Bangor.
| Rep. Quincy Of Portland-Resolve
concentrating $500 for each of the
wears 1917 and 1918 to be paid to the
Maine Home for Friendless Boys at
Portland for maintenance.
Rep. Patten Of Harmony-Resolve
appropriating $4,000 for each Of the
years 1917 and 1913 for Hartland Acad-
cnv for the purpose Of making urgent
repairs and purchasing necessary
equipment for the Hartland Academy
building at Hartland.
( Rep. Clement Of Montville-Act plac-
ing a close time on fishing through the
ice in Unity pond in the towns or IN
Iitv. Rurnham and Troy in Waldo
county.
! Rep. Phillips of Southwest Harbor
Resolve appropriating $500 for the
construction Of a fish way at the out
| let of Great Pond in the towns of Mt.
Desert and Southwest Harbor on Mt.
Desert Island.
Augusta State Hospital.
Rep. harrington of Augusta-Re-
solves in favor of the Augusta State
Hospital, $50 900 for home for nurses:
s.. 900 for the renovation of the bath
and toilet rooms in the Harlow and
Sanborn buildings; $4,000 for equip
ping the second and third male stone
buildings now being renovated; and
$1,000 for the renovation of the bath and
toilet rooms, new hardwood floors in
the wards and new electric wiring Of
the male and female buildings.
Rep. Clement of Montvile-ResolNe
granting a State pension of IS per
month to Addie l.. Coombs of Mont
VILE. daughter Of William Coombs who
served as a private in Company g 2Sth
Maine Regiment during the Civil War
Rep. Murray of Bangor-An Act to
amend and extend the charter of the
Bangor Boom company for 90 years
from March 81, 1918. The act provides
however that the company shall re-
ceive as toll ten cents for each one
thousand feet as is now provided, and
that all agreements now in force and
effect for payment by the Bangor
Boom company of annual rent or
yearly damages to the proprietor or
proprietors of shore or shores on Pen
cbscot river shall cease on March 81,
1918. and thereafter all such agree
ments shall he of no legal force or eff
feet.
Rep. Quincy Of Portland-An Act
fixing the salary of the stenographer Of
the Superior court of Cumberland
county at $500 per year and that of
the stenographcr Of the Superior court
Of Kcnncbec county at $500 a year.
Rep Sawyer of Madisor-An Act to
amend tho Private and Special Laws
Of 1913 to enable the annual meetings
Of the Madison Water District to be
held at any time during the month of
July in each year.
Rep. Ames of Stockton Springs-Re-
solve in favor of n State pension of $l2
= month TO Luccna r. Andrews of
Stockton Springs. widow of Andrew
Andrews who served in Company I
29th Maine regiment during the Civil
War. Mrs. Andrews is SIS years of age.
Rep Billings of North Berwick-Re-
solve granting a state pension of $l2 a
month to Olive Getchell of North Ber
wick widow of the late Albert F. Get
chcll a Civil War veteran.
Rep. Amos of Stockton Springs-Re-
solve granting state pension of SIS
per month in favor of Georsianna Car
lcy Of stockton Springs. daughter of H.
in,
the Civil War.
Rep. MeSScr OF Cnion-ReSolVC
granting a State pension to Winnifred
Whitney of Union whose father was
a Civil War veteran.
1 Rep. Ames of Stockton Springs-Re-
solve granting a State pension of $40
a month to Ellen NJ. Shute of Stockton
Springs. widow of Samuel Shute who
served in Go. D. Sth Maine regiment
during the Civil War.
Rep Tate of Topsham-Resolve in
favor Of George Crowley Of TOpsham
for a state pension of s12 per month.
Mr.. crowley. who served in the Civil
War has a cancer on the face which is
growing rapidly and is unable to work
and hcinG confined to his room most of
the time.
Rep. Andrews Of Norway-Resolvc
granting state pension to Levi T..
Holden of Norway who served in Co
=. Maine Coast Guards in the Civil
War.
4 Rep Brown OF South Portland-Re-
solve granting a state pension of Sl2
month to Hattie T.. Rust of South
! Portland, widow Of Charles NJ. Rust,
/ Civil War veteran.
Rep. Hall of Wilton-An Act prohih-
iting any person from bathing in the
waters OF North or Narnum's pond so
long as the waters of the same are
used for the purpose of supplying the
water for domestic use in any town or
village.
Rep. Ames of Stockton Sprinss-An
I Act to incorporate William d. Rennet,
Rodney :. CHM and Frank Bennett
their associates and successors as the
7 Penobscot River Ferry company to
maintain n ferry across the Penobscot
river for twenty years to convey pas
( sengers and freight between the town
of Verona in Hancock county and the
town Of Stockton Springs IN Waldo
county