MAINE STATE LEGISLATURE

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1 MAINE STATE LEGISLATURE The following document is provided by the LAW AND LEGISLATIVE DIGITAL LIBRARY at the Maine State Law and Legislative Reference Library Reproduced from scanned originals with text recognition applied (searchable text may contain some errors and/or omissions)

2 ACTS AND RESOLVES OF THE SIXTY-SIXTH LEGISLATURE OF- THE STATE 0]' MAINE Publishe(1)y tile Secretary of State, agreeably to Resolves:of Jnne 28, 1820, Iveln'utll'Y 18, 1840, mlll luttrell lu, AUGUSTA: BURLEIGH & FLYNT, PRINTERS TO THE STATE

3 PRIV ATE AND SPECIAL LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE~ 1893.

4 1044 CHAP, 649 First meeting, how olllled. EXPENDITURES OF GOVERNMENT. SECT. 10. The first meeting of said corporation shall be chi led in the manner provided in the revised statutes, chapter forty-six, section th ree. SECT. 11. This act shall take effect. when approved. Approved Maroh 20, A ot of approprilltion tor An Act to pro ville in part for the Expen(Utures of Goyernment. Be II "1/(/(;1",1 /'1/ the Senate and House oj Representative8?'II Legislatu1'e assembled, as follows: SECT. 1. In order to provide for the several acts and resolves of the legislature, requiring the payment of money from the treasury, and also provide for the necessary expenditures of government for the current fiscal year of eighteen hundred and 1,linety-three, the following sums are hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the treasury, and the governor, with the advice and consent of the council, is authorized, at any time prior to the first day of January next, to dl'llw his warrant on the treasurer for the same: Salnt'ies of public officers, eighty thousand Governor's private secretary, one thousand two hundred Clerks in secretary of state's office, three thousand two hundred Clerks in the treasurer's office, three thousand three hunch'ed Clerk in the adjutant general's office, one thousand Clerk in superintendent of school's office, one thousand Clerk in insurance commissioner's office, one thousand Pension clerk, one thousand two hundred dollarb, Stenographer to chief justice of supreme judicial court, one thoushnd five hundred Messenger to governor and council, five hundred 80, , , , , ,

5 EXPENDITURES OF GOVERNMENT. Stenographer and typewriter, si x hundl'ed dol- 1m s, Inspector of factories, workshops, mines and qwil'l'ies, one thousand dollal's, Secretary of board of agl'icultul'e, one thousand five hundred doilul's, Clerk to secretary of hoard of agricnltul'e, five hundred Clerk to bank examiner, olle thousand Clerk to state assessors, one thousand Clerk in llbrary, three hundred fifty Su bordinate officers of the state prison, ten thousand five hundred Fireman and mail carrier, one thousand eight hundred dollurs, Night watch, two thonsand foul' hundred Porters and laborers, five thousand Furniture and repairs, seven thoushnd Fuel and lights, eigbt thousand 'Vater for state house, one thousand two hundred Insane state beneficiaries, sixty-five thousand Agricultural societies, seven thousand seven hundred dollat's, Farmers' institutes, three thousand Board of agriculture, three hundred seventy dollars and seventy-foul' cents, Expenses of secretary of board of agriculture, three hundred dollan;, Penobscot Indians, eigbt thousand six hundrerl sixty-nine dollars and seventy cents, Penobscot Indians, sbore rents, ninety Passamaquoddy Indians. seven thousand eight hundred fifty-seven Soldiers' pen~ions, sixty-five thousand uoliars, Military pensions, foul' tbousand Advertising land sale and tax act, five hundred Transportation of docnments, Olle thousand five hundred , , 1, , , , , , , , , ) , , , , , 1045 CHAP, 649

6 1046 EXPE~lDITURE5 OF GUVERN~lENT, CHAP, 649 Stationery, six thourlwd Postage, follr thoushlld Printing, thirty thousand Binding and stitching, twelve thousand Freight and trucking, five hundl'ed Pay 1'011 of senate, nine thousand foul' hunched eighty-five do liars, Pay roll of house of representatives, thirty-two thousand fifty-six Transportation of mail, fifty LegislaLive books, stationery aud postage, two thousand six hundred twenty dollan;, Chairman committee on state college, onc hundred ninety dollars and thirty cents, Chairman committee on education, one hundred fifty-three dollars und fifteen cents, Temporary home for women and chilchen at Deering, one thousand dallal's, Bangor Children's Home, one thousand Maine state year book, nine hundred Town of Clinton, two hundred forty-five dollars and ninety-two eents, Lewiston Christian Temperanee Union, five hunch'ed Joseph p, Sepsis, onc hundred Joseph NicolaI', one hunched Maine eye and ear infirmary, five thousand City of Bangor, eight hundred forty-eight dollars and ninety-eight cents, Railroad and telegraph tax due towntl pl'eviolls to eighteen hundred ninety-thl'el', fifty-eight dollat's and five cents, B, B, Thatcher, ebairll1all, eight hundred eightyfive dollar,; and seventy-fi ve cents, Ransford VV, Shaw, ehllil'll1:ln, aile huudred ten Sumlllit plantation, fifty-two dollars and ten cents, Bootb Brothel'S and Hurrieane hie Granite Company, one thousand two hulldred sixtytwo dollars lind fifty-fom cents, 6, , , , P,4tl , , HIO DO , H ~ 10 1,262 54

7 EXPffiNDITUI:\ES OF GOVERN.\fENT, City of Old Town, three hundred forty-three doll!!rs and fifty-two cents, Repair of roads across Indian township, three hundred Rehuilding hridge in Hamlin plantation, three hundred Town of Moscow, five hundred 1Vladllwaska training school, foul' thousand Contagious diseases of cattle, two thousand five hunch'ed ContagioLls diseases of cattle, defi<:iency, two thousand five hundred Maine state prisoll, nine tholhlllnd dollar,;, Town of BradfoI'Cl, sevenly-fout, dollars and fourteen cents, Canada road, eight hundred City of Biddeford, one thousand one hunch'ed twenty-one dollars and eighty-five cents, Augustus M, Cartel', one hundred thil'ty Central Maine geneml hospital, five thousand do liars, City of Augusta, two thousand six hundred six dollars and eleven cents, Society of the sisters of charity, one thousand two hundred fifty Town of Concord, three hundred dollar::>, VV orld'::> Columbian Exposition, seventeen thousllnd nine huttdrpd John Hat'per, chairman, tpn dollars and fifty cents, Isaac O. vvinslow, chairman, ninety-one Saint Elizabeth Romatt Catholic orphan asylulll, foul' hundred Bridge across Mattawamkeag rivet' in South Bancroft, five hundred Maine industrial school for girls, seven thonsand Ca,;line State NOl'lllal School, one thousand five hunched dollal's, Bridge across Molunkus stream in Silver Ridge plantation, three hlllllll'ed , , 2, B,OOO , , , , , , , CHAP. 649

8 1048 EXPENDiTURES 01" GOVERNMENT. CHAP, 649 Town of Guilford, two hundred ninety-two dollars and twenty-follr cents, Furniture ordered by legislature, three hundred twenty-two dollars and seventy cents, Lights for state prison, one thousand two hundred fifty Maine general hospital,,even thousand five hundred Maine State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Alts, nine thousand Copying plans of Maine towns, one thousand do liars, James F, Brackett, chairman, thirty-one dollars and fifty cents, Calai'l academy, five hundred James McDollgall and son, eight hundred seventy-eight Pn blication of York deeds, four thousand five hundred F. P. Small, one hundred Free public libraries, two thousand Registration of vital statistics, one thousand five hundred Road in Dallas plantation, seven hllndred fifty Eastern Mai ne state fair to encourage p0ll101ogy, seven hundred fifty George M. Seiders, chairman, eighty-seven dollars and twenty-five cents, Road in.terusalem township, five hundred dol Ian;, Farmington state normal school, two thousand five hundred Bridge across Medllxnekeag stream, five hundred Maine state agricultural society for industrial exhibits, one thousand Bath military and naval orphan asylum, eight thousand five hundred Bridge across Mattawamkeag stream, five hundrell ,250~ 00 7,50U;00 9, flo , , , , 8,

9 EXPENDITURES OF GOVERNMENT. Monmouth academy, five hundred Examination of pension claims, two l:undred dollnrs, Ft'ederick T. Stevens, one hnndred Fish and game, eleven thoutland six hundred seventy-three Sea and shore fisheries, four thousand three hundred eighty-seven dollars and sixty-one cents, Contingent expenses of the legislature, four thousand six hundred fifty Militia fnnd, six thousand one hundred eightyfive dollars and eighty-seven cents, Militia pmposes, deficiency, eight thousand five huudred Inspectors of prison and jails, deficiency, nine hundred fifty-foul' dollars and twenty-eight cents, State reform school, twenty-four thousand five hundred dollnl's, Med\cines and books for state prison for years eighteen hundred ninety, eighteen hundred ninety-one anel eighteen hundred ninety.two, seven hundred fifty Dow\; Sixth Maine Battery, two huudl'rd Company D, United States Sharpshooters, one hulilll'ed dollat s, Maine Insane Hospital, fifteen thousand one hundt'ed thirty Perham plantation, one hundred thirty-three dol\at's and fifty-fout cents, Town of vyeston, seventy-five dollars, Town of Cutler, five huudreel Town of vvales, eight dollars and eighty cents, Frank O. Purington, chairman, fifty-fout' dollars and thirty-three cents, Frnncis vyoodbridge, twenty-five dollnrs, Expenses of bank examiner, three hundred Teachers' meetings, four hundred Training~scho()l, thrce hundred 1049 CHAP, , , , , , , U 00

10 1050 CHAP. 650 EXPffi:-lD[TURF.S UF GOVER:-I}IffiNT. Fit5h and game, two thousand five hundred dollal's, Fitting up quarters for the insane at the.:\thine State PrifJon, two thousand Maine state library under resolve, fuur thou SHllcl three hundred twenty-five c['lllars, Clerk in library, one hundred fifty Second asristant lihral'ian, one hundt'ed fifty ReprekclItation of state of Maine at vvorld's Columbian Bxposition, one thousand dollurs, Expenses of military staff to vvodd's Culumbian Exposition, one thousand dollur~, Charles VV. vveymouth, fifty dollal t5, Cure of tt'ust deposit, two hunched 2, 2, , ,00() Amounting tll the sum of six hundred two thousand two hundred furty-six dollars and fol'ty-seven cents, 602, SECT, 2. This act shall take effect when approved, Approved March 29, Aot of appropril1tion for An Act to pl'ovitle forthe ExpelHliture~ of GOY81'11l1lellt fol'the renl' one tllousfuhl eight llulhll'ud HIH1 ninety-fonr. Be -it enacted by the Senate and IIouse of Rep?'esentatives in Legi&latnl'e assembled, at5 follow:> : SECT. 1. Iu order to provide for the several aets and resolves of the legislature, requiring the payment of money fl'om the treasll\'y. and also to provide for the neces:,;ary expenditures of govel'llll1ent for the yeur eighteen hundred and ninety-four, the following sums are hereby appropl'iated Ollt of any moneys in the treasury, and the governor, with the advice and consp,nt of' the council, is.authorized, at any time between the first day of January, eighteen hunch'ed and ninety-foul', and the first day of January, eighteen hundred and ninety-five, to chaw his WH\'I'ant on the treasllry for the same,