Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-19

funds SO accumulated. Dean -.
Small, Leon Weir, Fred ]. Mclaugh.
Joseph M. X. Burns, all OF Port
land. and E. K. Bly, of Lewiston are
the incorporators.
Eaton of Rumford-Resolve re-
imbursing the town of Rumford in
the SUM of $122.96 for aid furnish
ed certain dependents of soldiers.
Morrison of Penobscot-Resolve
appropriating $1,000 to make addi-
tons to the East Corfnth Academy
building at East Corinth. The state
ment of facts says the Legislature
of 1919 appropriated $1,000 for this
purpose, but it was not expended,
being inadequate.
Clement of Waldo-An act to
amend the law relating to the pro-
lection of foxes, by adding the fol-
lowing: Provided, further, that il
shall be unlawful to set trap for
foxes at any time in the county OF
Waldo, for a period of two years
from Oct. Is. 1921"
Sprague of Observation-Disclosures
appropriating $500 to aid in screen
ing Long pond, in Kennebec and
| Lincoln counties, to- be expended
under the direction of the commits
sioner of inland fisheries and game.
Thompson of Knox--Act to repeal
the act Incorporating the Town OF
Hurricane Isle.
Hall of Franklin-Resolve appro-
prfating $4,000 to be used by the
town of Strong. with funds they
may be able to use by loans, in
meeting the towns share of cost OF
a reinforced concrete bridge under
the general bridge act, to replace
the present bridge in Strong over
the Sandy river.
| Emery of Washington--Resolv
appropriating $1,000 to aid Robin
son in improving q road leading
known as Ridge road.
| Stevens of York-Resolve ap-
propriating $1,000 for each of the
years 1921 and 1922 for the improve
ment of Cascade road in Old Or
| chard. provided Old Orchard raise
like amounts for the purpose.
= Thompson of Knox-Resolve ap-
propriating 800 in favor of Jessie
w. Hall of Rockland for expenses
paid by her for nurse equipment
to enable her to satisfactorily per-
form her duties as reconstruction
aide in Germany during the World
War, being a volunteer. The state
ment of facts says that she paid
more than the sum asked for her
equipment and for doctors bills
for treatment, her illness being
caused by malnutrition and over
work overseas.
Garcelon of Androscoggin-Act
amending the law requiring all ap-
pointments as aide-de-cam on the
staff of the COMMUNICATIVE chief to
be from the National Guard, by
providing that officers or enlisted
men of the World War may be ap-
pointed as aides de-campsJwith rank
of captain or naval aide with rank
of lieutenant.
Parent Of Acknowledgements
amending the existing laws relat-
ing to the police department of the
city of Lewiston and providing that
the chief of police, police matron
and inspectors shall have the same
common law and statutory powers
as are provided for constables. The
act also provides an increase in pay
from So to 81 per day for special
policeman.
Parent of Androscoggin-Act to
abolish the board of public works
of the city of Lewiston.
Holt Of Hancock-Act to create
the Hancock Bridge Dis
trict. The act provides that the
towns of Hancock, Sullivan, Sorren-
to, Gouldsboro and Winter Harbor
shall constitute a bridge district for
the purpose of constructing a
bridge across Tonton Bay or Sulli-
van River, so-called, from the termi-
nus of the road now existing. A
board of trustees consisting of 10
members is provided, two to be
selected from each of the towns in
the district. The board of trustees
is given the usual rights for Sc
curing land and is authorized to Sc
cure loans for the purpose of car
rying on it's work.
Thompson of Knox-Act author
izing the commissioner of public
health to employ registered physi-
clan to reside and practice his pro-
fession on certain inhabited islands
along the coast of Maine. The act
provides that such, physician shall
reside permanently on the island for
which his services are secured. The
services of such physician are Sc
cured through a petition from 10
or more inhabitants of any island
along the coast whose population
shall be not more than 400 nor less
than 100 persons, following an in
vestigation by the commissioner for
the purpose of ascertaining the
needs of the locality. The salary
of the physician so engaged is fixed
by the act at $1,000 per year.
4 Putnam of Washington-Act in
creasing the judge of the Calais
Municipal Court from $1,000 to $14OO
per year in full for all services be-
ginning July 1, 1921.
Another Proposed portland Charter
Rem William TT Murray of por+