Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-28

developed into Bright's disease. The
physicians now attending her state
that the chances of her recovery are
very slight. The Federal govern
ment has ruled that she was q civil
employee and not within the pro-
visions Of the War Risk Insurance
act. The immediate relief would only
be available upon special pension by
act of Congress or her native State.
Story of Washburn-Act to author
ize the American Realty Co. to con-
struct and maintain dam across the
Aroostook river in washburn.
Chadbourne of STANDARDIZATION
of j. r. Shaw of East Sebago and ~
others asking that a law be enacted
prohibiting the dipping or taking in
large nets of smelts in any of tribu-
taries of Sebago lake.
Carney of Newcastle--Act to fix
the salary of the clerk Of courts of
Lincoln county at $1,000 per annum.
Towne of Madison-Act to fix the
salary of the judge Of probate of
Somerset county at $1,000 per annum.
Chase of Unity-Resolve appro-
priating $4,000 for the construction
and repair of the main highway in
Troy leading from Unity to Dixmont.
To Pension Valued Employees +
Maher of Augusta-Act providing
that the superintendent and trustees
of any State institution and the head
of any State department shah recon-
mend the retirement from active
service and the placing upon PEN
sion list any employee who has been
employed in any State institution or
department with a good record for a
term of 80 years or who. after 20 con-
secutive years of service in any State
institution or department has at
tanned the age of 60 years. Any en-
ployee who is retired, shall be al
lowed a pension equal to one-half the
salary he was receiving at the time of
retirement, the pension to be paid
from the State treasury.
To Bridge the kennebec
Gilmore of Camden-Act to in
corporate the Kennebec River Bridge
Co. to build, maintain and operate a
good and sufficient iron, steel or con-
crete bridge across the Kennebec
river from a convenient point in
North Bath, near to or over Wins
lows rocks to some convenient point
on the opposite shore in Woolwich
connecting on the two ENDS with the
Maine Central railroad and the State
highway. The bridge shall be SO
constructed as to meet the approval
Of the Public Utilities Commission
and the War Department and shall
contain such draw as may be re-
quired by the war department. The
corporation is authorized to fix its
capital stock in such amount as may
be determined by the Public Utilities
Commission and shall issue it's stock
and any bonds in such amount and
on such terms as may be approved
by the Public Utilities Commission.
The incorporators are w. c. Gid
den, Frank B. Nichols, F. w. Garlic
ton, w. T. Patterson, w. G. Hubbard
w. T. Loud, w. A. Cochran, Eben
Chase. Byron N. Giles. Alpheus
Dodge, c. r. Upper. George A.
Gregory. Lyman H. Merry, Luther
Maddocks, Phineas Cay Herman
Cashier, E. E. Philbrick. George A
Cowan. E. w. Nash, Joseph Hatch
Ernest E. Glidden, Harold Smith
Henry Chamberlain, A. T. Thorpe, F
w. Jackson, Forest E. Ware. Forest
TT. Bond, John p. Kelley, George w
Walker, n. v. Eastman, Charles A
Creighton, William G. Washburn
Wilbur p. Strong, w. T. Cobb. 1. l.
Snow, Maynard S. Bird, Elmer S
Bird, w. D. Talbot, +. M. Lawrence
Fl. NJ. McDougall. A. S. Littlefield, NJ
A. Johnson. Hiram Kicker, E. w
Wheeler and George w. Goethals.
Certain Hunting in Augusta
Barney of Chelsea-Act to prohibit
all hunting on the following named
land situated in the city of Augusta,
as follows: Range 8. cast of the Ken
nebec river including Lots SO. 81. 3S.
80. 40 and Al, bounded on the south
principally by the Belfast road, and
on the north by the land between
Lots Al and AZ. No person shall have
in possession at any time any wild
bird or wild animal taken in this ter
ritory. The penalty for a violation
to be not less than $40 nor more than
$50 and costs.
O'Connell of Millinocket--Resolve
appropriating s22 in aid Of navigation
On the lower lakes.
A National Guard Button
! Doyle of Biddeford-Resolve pro-
viding that the adjutant general shall
prepare a National Guard service but
ton and shall present the same to APP
plicants who served in the National
service for at least one year dur
ing the World War and for this pur-
pose he may expend the sum not ex-
ceeding $1,000.
7 Barwise of Bangor-Act providing
that all pension payments to all re-
tired police members in Bangor shall
be automatically increased or dimin-
ished by increases or reductions in the
daily pay allowed by the city council
to regular patrolmen; and granting a
pension to any member of the depart
ment who has or shall have per.
formed faithful service for period OF
not less than 20 years, If the police
examining board has or shall have GER.
titled that such member has been in.
capacitated for further service in the
department.
| Larrabee of Lewiston-Act provid.
| ing for the election of experimenting
school committee and superintend-