Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-31

d State pension LOT 40 PEI mohtu IoI
VIM. H. Durham of Belfast. Mr.. Dun
ham is AZ years of age. : feet. S inches
in height and weighs IS pounds. He
is the son of a Civil War veteran with
a most enviable record. who never
asked for or received a pension. Some
16 years ago, disease and affection
overlook him and the question Of ex-
istence is trying one.
Rep. Jordan of Baileyville-Act to
ratify the proceedings of the special
town meeting of Baileyville held April
II. 1916.
Rep. Packard Of Newburg-Resolve
appropriating $500 for the screening
of Stetson pond in the town of Stetson.
Penobscot county.
Rep Buzzell Of Belfast-Resolve pro-
viding a State pension for Drucllla
Roberts Of Brooks of SIS per month.
She is 40 years of age and daughter
of Daniel j. Roberts of Co. l. 26th
| Regiment, Volunteer Infantry, and by
| reason of sickness is unable to earn
! any part of her living and has no prop
erty of any kind.
Rep. Goldthwait of Biddeford-Re-
solve appropriating a sum not exceed
| ing $1,000 year for a period of two
years for a survey by the commissioner
| of sea and shore fisheries of areas
suitable fol the propagation of clans.
Rep. Bussabarger of Lubec-Act fix
ing the salary of the assistant state
librarian at $500 per annum.
Rep. Stubbs of lStrong-Resolve APP
propriating $4,000 TO rebuild a section
of the main highway leading from the
! White Mountains to the Rangeiey lakes
which is located in the town of Phillips
Rep. Cummings of Hebron-ResoIve
appropriating $l0709S to reimburse
the town of Paris for money paid out
for dependent families of members o!
the I'd Maine lnantry while they were
in the service of the United States on
the Mexican border.
! Rep. Russell of Farmington-Re-
solve appropriating $4,000 to repair
that part of the highway between
Pennington Falls and Vienna which is
located in the towns of Chesterville
and New Sharon, Franklin county.
Rep. Hutchins of MeXico-ResolVe
appropriating $54043 to reimburse the
town of Mexico for money paid out foi
dependents of members of the %
Maine Infantry while they were in the
Mexican border.
Rep. Harris of Boothbay Harbor-
Act to extend the charter of the Lin
coin county Street Railway for term
of two years.
| Rep. Harmon of Stonington-Act
granting Charles H. Scott the right tc
maintain a ferry across Eggemoggir
reach in Hancock county.
Rep. Hall of Wilton-Resolve appro-
priating $4,000 to repair the highway
leading from Wilton to Weld through
Washington and Perkins Plantations
/ in Franklin county.
| Oxford County Bear Bounty
! Rep. Charles of Lovell-An Act pro-
killed in oxford county by any bona
fide resident of this State.
! Rep. Clason of Lisbon-Resolve
granting a State pension of $l2 per
month to Arvesta NJ. Conrey, widow OF
John Conrey a soldier of the Civil
War.
Rep. Albert Of Madawaska-Resolv
appropriating sl222 to aid the town Of
Frenchville in Strengthening and re
ducing the grade of st. Luce church
| hill
| Rep. Hall Of Wilton--Resolve appro
priating $1,000 for each of the years 1911
and 1918 to repair a part of the road
! leading from DiXfield to Wilton which
! is located in the town of Carthage.
! Rep. Jenkins of Kingfield-Resolve
1
! portion of the road from Rangeley tt
! Stratton which is located in Dallas
Plantation, Franlin County.
/ Rep. Jenkins of Kingfield-Resolve
t appropriating $4,000 for permanent i'm
! provements on the highway in Jeru-
salem and Crocker townships ir
Franklin county between the KingfielG
! town line and Bigelow.
! Rep. McNally Of Ashland-Resolve
/ providing a pension Of sl2 per mont
) to be paid to Lucia Darling of Oxbow
Aroostook county, widow of Hiram
| Darling. veteran of the Civil War
Rep. Packard of Newburg-Act plac-
| ing a close time for fishing on Stetsor
pond in the town of Stetson, Penob-
| scot county. except for pickerel and
! bass. at any time for period of two
years.
! Repeating Sunday Hunting Law
/ Rep. Buzzell of Belfast-Act to re-
peal Section 70 of Chapter 33 of the
/ Revised Statutes relating to Sunday
being a closed season for game OF
birds.
Amending Sunday Hunting Law.
! Rep. Clark of Harrison--Act amend
ing the Revised Statutes relating to
Sunday hunting and fishing. The act
makes Sunday Il closed season on
which it is not lawful to hunt, kill or
destroy any wild animals or wild
birds of any Kind, or to fish for,
take. catch, kill or destroy any
kind of fish In any of the
inland waters of this State The act
imposes a fine of not less than $40 nor
nor than $40 and costs for each Of
fence; provided however that if pro-
tected wild animals or wild birds arc
hunted, killed. destroyed or had in pos
session in violation of this section the
penalty shall be the same as is now
imposed therefor during other closed
seasons; but the penalties imposed for
the violation OF the Sunday laws of
the Statutes of this State are not here