Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-17

VeterlnarleS or Quanned persons to be
agents to inspect under the rules
and regulations prescribed by him,
| the carcasses of all cattle, sheep and
| swine about to be prepared for hui
| man consumption at any slaughter
| house, canning, sailing, packing or
! rendering establishment in this State.
| The act provides for the proper
marking or stamping of all products
thus inspected and found fit for hui
man. consumption and also specifies
that nothing contained in the act
shall conflict with the work of the
agents of the secretary of agricul-
ture. A penalty is provided for the
| violation of this act for the defacing
or counterfeiting of the stamps or
labels.
School for Feeble Minded
Dodge of Portland-Resolve in fav-
or the Maine School for the Feeble
Minded for $563,S00, for maintenance
and personal services for the 80
| months ending June 80. 1923. The
sums called for in the resolve are
divided as follows: Personal serv-
ices; period ending June 80, 1921,
$2s,900; 1922, $71,6O0; 1923, $4,000.
Maintenance, period ending June 80,
1921. $4,000; 1922, $144,900; 1928,
$1S3,500. The act provides that any
unexpended sum remaining at the
end of any period for which it was
appropriated shall be available for
expenditure the following year. 1t
carries the emergency clause.
Fire Instruction in School,
Town of Madison-Act to provide
for instruction il" fire protection in
the public schools. The act author
ICES the State superintendent Of
schools to provide course of study
in fire protection in the schools of
the State and makes it the duty of
each teacher in every school to de-
vote not less than As minutes in each
month during the school month to
this instruction. October 9 of each
year is designated as Fire Prevention
Day and on this day a portion of the
time shall be given over to this in
struction.
Baker of Steuben-Resolve appro-
priating $4,000 in favor of Cherry
field Academy for the next 30 months.
appropriating $4,000 in favor of
Washington Academy for the years
1921 and 1922.
Wadsworth of Winthrop-Act pro-
hibiting fishing in the tributaries to
Lake .Annabessecook in Kennebec
county, also an act prohibiting all
hunting within certain territory in
the town of Winthrop.
Dodge of Portland-Act to incor
porate the Maine State COMPANY
The purpose for which this company
is organized is to carry on the BUSH
ness of acquiring. constructing and
equipping lines or railroads, tele-
graph, telephone, and express sys-
TENS, with the right to operate the
road and systems so acquired so
long as may be found necessary for
this company to do SO. The capital
stock is fixed at $10,o0O,000, divided
into shares of 500 each and the i'm
corporators are as follows: F. A. Gill
bert. Charles H. Wood, Henry w.
Cushman, Harry A. Chapman
Arthur Chaplin, James w. Cassidy
Charles H. Bartlett, J. Norman TowIe
Herbert Payson. Harry A. Rounds.
William w. Thomas, Maynard s. 4,
Bird, Edward w. Cox, Charles III
Gilman, Frederick A. Powers. e. i,
Cleveland, Hiram W. Kicker, F. G.
Thayer, George c. Averill, William ]. !
Lannigan. Alfred Ames, A. E. Farms
worth, r. c. Peacock, w. A. Danforth.
Eugene Danforth. Robert M. Harri-
gan. c. w. Wescott, Eugene T. Saw.
age and James M. McNulty.
The Michael Burns Resolve
Maher of Augusta-Resolye au-
thorizing Michael Burns to bring
suit against the State of Maine for
damages claimed to have been sus-
tanned by him on account of a Grim
inal prosecution begun in 1887.
Maher Of Augusta-Resolye an
propriating $1,333.33 to be paid Ros-
coe A. Eddy, commissioner of labor |
and industry and State factory in /
spector as bonus due him as head |
OF the State department for 1919 and |
1920. anu
Phillips of Bar Harbor-Act au-
tnorizing the town of Bar Harbor to |
elect a chief of police for term Of |
one year.
Newcomb of Newburgh-Act to