Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-18
STATE HOUSE
Next meeting Governor Gil, Friday, July T. $50 "
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The following orders were passed
| by the Executive Council at Fridays
session:
That the town of Orland be author
lied to proceed with the work pro-
vided for under the special resolve of
the Legislature under Chapter 1853.
Resolves of 1921, provided that the
town will finance the work and wait
until the States appropriation is
i available.
That the following accounts, prop
erly chargeable to the appropriation
for the Division of Inspection, in the
Department of Agriculture, be paid
from the State Contingent fund, said
Appropriation having been exhausted:
Expenses of analyses, October,
$10S5.60; ditto September. $1115.2S;
ditto December, $S4O4s.
That the action of the Board of
Trustees of the Tuberculosis Sana-
forums in employing Gibbs and
Pulsifer of Lewiston as architects for
the new building to be constructed
for the Northern Maine Sanatorium
is hereby approved.
4 That the Board of Hospital Trus-
tees are hereby authorized to pur-
chase a REQ truck, with dumping
body, for the use of the Maine School
for Feeble Minded, for $1945, deliv-
cred at the institution, the same to
be paid for from the appropriation
for maintenance Of said institution.
i That the secretary of State, in ac-
4 cordance with the provisions Of Sec
ton SIS, Chapter 2, Revised Statutes.
be authorized to employ the services
/, of some competent person to prepare
the tables for the published edition
of the sessions laws of the S0th
Il Legislature, as contemplated by the
aforesaid section; the compensation
for said services to be paid from the
appropriation for contingent ex-
penses of the Legislature.
That the following bills for medi-
cal attendance and hospital service
be paid, in connection with the case
of Moody McLucas, an employee of
the State Highway Commission. in
jured on Oct. 20. 1920: DR.. S. G. Saw
yer, Cornish, $3.50: Dr. E. E. Holt,
Portland, $3.50; Maine Eye and Ear
Infirmary, Portland, $45; total,
$23O.50
1 That the Board Of Hospital Trus-
tees are authorized to employ a
pathologist at the Bangor State hos
pital at a salary not exceeding $4,000
per year. from July 1, 1921.
That the action of the Board of
Hospital Trustees in voting to en-
ploy Miss Agnes Sinclair as super
intendent of nurses at the Bangor
State Hospital at a salary of $1,000
per year, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Miss Florence
Woodbridge, is hereby approved.
That the action of the Board of
Hospital Trustees in voting to en-
ploy DR.. ]. H. McKinnon of Yankton
State Hospital, South Dakota, as
senior assistant physician at the
Bangor State hospital, at salary of
$500 per year, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of DR.. L.
F. Norris. is hereby approved.
That the State auditor be author !
lied to transfer to the appropriation
for DISTRESSED Poor" Passamaquod- |
dy Tribe of Indians, any unexpended
balances left in the appropriations for
agricultural Purposes" 'Plowing,"
Fertilizer" and Spring Dividend"
That the sum of $500 be transferred
from the appropriation for mainten-
a.nce of the Maine School for Feeble
Minded to the appropriation for Per-
sonal Services at said institution.
That the following schedule of
wages for the attendants at the Au-
gusta and Bangor State hospitals is
hereby approved: Glass c, $40 per
week; Glass B, 81 per week; Glass A, |
S12 per week.
Three orders were passed including
the following sums for DR.. f. H. !
Badger of Winthrop for services in |
the cases of injured State Highway
employees; Joseph Bruneau, injured |
Oct. 9, 1919, $40; Arthur Handy, in