Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-01

year Sndll De charged and all rentals
must be paid quarterly.
No person, company or corporation
is allowed to harvest ice on any wa
ters or rivers for commercial pur-
poses, cold storage for meats, fish or
creamery purposes or any food pro-
ducts without permit from the COM
missioners and must pay not less
than % cents and not more than 81
per ton for ice so cut. Farmers and
private individuals may cut ice for
home use and family consumption
free of cost.
The commission is to be Incorporate
ed with full power to issue bonds
necessary for carrying out the pro-
visions of the measure. These bonds
are to be legal investments for saw
ings banks. 1t is provided that when
the income from these powers shall
be sufficient to pay all Indebtedness
or operating expenses such sum not
exceeding $10,000,000 a year shall be
used to pay interest and redemption
Of bonds. Any further surplus not
to exceed SIS, 100000 shall be applied
to paying the municipal expenses of
all towns, cities, counties and the
State. Any balance then left shall be
applied to building permanent roads,
not to exceed in amount sl5.000,000
a year. After the dams are all built.
damages paid, roads constructed and
, the municipal, county and State ex-
penses paid. the balance of this in
ic 70 ho It1,;I
capita to every man, woman and
child who are legal inhabitants of the
State.
The commissioners are to receive
salaries of $500 a year and are to
have a clerk at a salary of $1,000 a
year.
No. Cumberland Municipal Court
Chaplin of Brighton-Act estab-
fishing the Northern Cumberland
Municipal Court including the towns
of Brighton, Harrison. Otisfield, Cas-
co, Naples and Sebago. The judge
shall serve for four years. There is
to be a recorder and the court will
have Jurisdiction concurrent with the
Superior court Of Cumberland coun-
ty for crimes, offenses and misde-
meanors punishable by a fine not
exceeding $50 and Imprisonment not
. exceeding three months, and in civil
, actions for not over $500. The judge
shall receive salary of $500 and
the recorder 800.
WatervilIe City Charter
Berry of Waterville-Act granting
the city of Waterville new charter
of the commission form of govern
type.
Workmen's Compensation
Garcelon of Auburn-Act amending
Workmen's Compensation law sc
that in case of injury the Industrial
, Accident Commission shall deter
mine the amount to be allowed for
medical, surgical and hospital ser
| vice where employe and employer
cannot agree, the injured employe
being given the right to select his
physician and the hospital to which
he shall be taken.
A Railroad Merger
Hamomnd of Van Buren-Act tC
authorize the merging of the cor
porate existence of the Aroostook
Northern Railroad Co. into and with
the cooperate existence of the Ban
gor & Aroostook Railroad Co.
Capitol Island CLANS
! Love of Southport-Act to provide
that no CLAIMS shall be taken from
the shores and flats within the limits
of the Capitol Island Village Cor
poration excepting that any one per-
son may take or dig not exceeding
one peck of clans at any one tide
| for any one family.
Holsters in York County
Williams of Wells-Act establish
ing the legal length for Holsters in
York County at not less than four
and one-eighth inches and not more
| than six inches.