CHAP. 61 Department of Agricul ture shall is And be it further resolved; that, before the month of January next following the season upon which the award is made, the sue circular, department of agriculture shall mail to the postmaster of each giving condi- town in the state, to be posted in the post office, a circular giving the conditions of the award, which, in addition to those already prescribed, shall provide that the trees planted may be from any one or more of four standard varieties of trees, the Ben Davis alone excluded. tions of award. And be it further resolved; that, if in the future, it shall be deemed by the department of agriculture inexpedient to continue offering the premiums, the entire amount of interest, as it falls due shall be collected by said treasurer and forthwith paid to the University of Maine to be devoted to the aid of poor and deserving students therein. Approved March 17, 1911. Good Samaritan Home Association, Bangor, in favor of. Chapter 61. Resolve in favor of the Good Samaritan Home Association of Bangor. Resolved, that there be and hereby is appropriated the sum of twelve hundred dollars to be paid to the Good Samaritan Home Association of Bangor for the use of said institution for the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and twelve hundred dollars for the year nineteen hundred twelve, for maintenance. Approved March 17, 1911. Howard Winslow, in favor of. Chapter 62. Resolve in favor of Howard Winslow. Resolved, that the sum of thirteen dollars and forty cents be and is hereby appropriated to pay the expenses of visitation of committee to the state school for boys February tenth, nineteen hundred and eleven. Approved March 17, 1911. ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS ASSN.-ORPHAN ASYLUM-CATHOLIC ASYLUM Chapter 63. Resolve in favor of the Androscoggin Anti-Tuberculosis Association. 751 CHAP. 63 gin Anti sis Associa Resolved, that the sum of five hundred dollars be, and hereby Androscogis appropriated to be paid to the Androscoggin Anti-Tubercu- Tuberculolosis Association for the year nineteen hundred and eleven and tion, in favor five hundred dollars for the year nineteen hundred and twelve to be used in the charitable work of said association. Approved March 17, 1911. of. Chapter 64. Resolve in favor of the Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum. and Naval lum, in favor of. Resolved, that there be and hereby is appropriated for the Bath Military Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asylum the sum of nine thou- Orphan Asysand dollars for the year nineteen hundred and eleven and eight thousand five hundred dollars for the year nineteen hundred and twelve for maintenance of said asylum. Approved March 17, 1911. Chapter 65. Resolve in favor of St. Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Asylum of Portland. beth's Roman Asylum, favor of. Resolved, that there be and is hereby appropriated the sum St. Elizaof four thousand dollars to be paid to the St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Catholic Asylum of Portland, for the use of the said institution; Portland, two thousand dollars to be appropriated for the use of said institution for the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and two thousand dollars to be appropriated for the use of the said institution for the year nineteen hundred and twelve, for maintenance. Approved March 17, 1911. CHAP. 66 Central Maine Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis, in favor of. Chapter 66. Resolve in favor of the Central Maine Association for the Relief and Resolved, that there be and hereby is appropriated the sum of one thousand dollars to be paid to the Central Maine Association for the relief and control of tuberculosis for the use of said association for the year nineteen hundred and eleven and one thousand dollars for the use of said association for the year nineteen hundred and twelve for the charitable work of said association. Approved March 17, 1911. W. C. T. U. Chapter 67. Resolve in favor of the Women's Christian Temperance Union Temporary Home for Children. Resolved, that there be and is hereby appropriated for the use and benefit of the Women's Christian Temperance Union Children, in Temporary Home for Children, located at Gardiner, seven hundred and fifty dollars for the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and seven hundred and fifty for the year nineteen hundred and twelve, for maintenance. Should any part of the appropriation for a particular year remain unexpended at the end of said year it shall not lapse but may be expended in the succeeding year. Approved March 17, 1911. Bath City Hospital, in favor of. Chapter 68. Resolve in favor of the Bath City Hospital. Resolved, that there be and is hereby appropriated the sum of two thousand dollars to be paid to the Bath City Hospital in the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and the like sum of two thousand dollars in the year nineteen hundred and twelve, both said sums to be used for maintenance of said institution. Approved March 17, 1911. CHAP. 69 Chapter 69. Resolve in favor of the Maine School for the Deaf. Resolved, that there be and hereby is appropriated to be paid the Maine School for the Deaf the sum of twenty-two thousand dollars for the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and the sum of twenty-two thousand dollars for the year nineteen hundred and twelve, both said sums for maintenance and running expenses. Maine School for Deaf, in favor of. Approved March 17, 1911. Chapter 70. Resolve authorizing a Temporary Loan for the year nineteen hundred and twelve. loan for 1912 Resolved, that to provide for the wants of the treasury, the Temporary treasurer of state be and is hereby authorized to procure on the authorized. faith of the state, if he shall deem it necessary, at any time during the year nineteen hundred and twelve, a temporary loan of three hundred thousand dollars or so much thereof as may be needed. urer may Resolved, that the treasurer of state be and hereby is author- State treasized to give notes in behalf of the state, payable within three give notes. years from the date hereof, for such portions of the loan hereby authorized as may be required. be renewed. Resolved, that in pursuance of this resolve and of a former Loans may resolve passed by this legislature authorizing a like loan for the year nineteen hundred and eleven, the treasurer of state is authorized, from time to time, as may be necessary and advisable to renew said loans and to sign renewal notes for the same. Approved March 17, 1911. Chapter 71. Resolve in favor of Charles A. Rolfe. Rolfe, in faof. vor Resolved, that there be and hereby is appropriated out of Charles A. any funds in the state treasury not otherwise appropriated the sum of five hundred and eighty-six dollars and fifty-seven cents to be paid to Charles A. Rolfe, agent for the Passamaquoddy Indians, for May and November dividends, nineteen hundred and ten, and expenses in connection therewith. Approved March 17, 1911. CHAP. 72 Temporary Women and Chapter 72. Resolve in aid of the Temporary Home for Women and Children at Resolved, that the sum of five thousand dollars be and hereby is appropriated for the use of the Temporary Home for Women and Children at Portland, of which two thousand five hundred dollars shall be paid to said institution during the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and two thousand five hundred dollars during the year nineteen hundred and twelve, for maintenance. Approved March 17, 1911. "Staples Hall," re to. Chapter 73. Resolve naming the principal building at the School for Feeble-Minded. Resolved, that the principal brick building recently constructed solve relating at the home for feeble minded and now occupied by patients be hereafter known as "Staples Hall" in honor of the Honorable Lindley Murray Staples of Washington, as a recognition of his untiring efforts for the last ten years in behalf of the unfortunate class for whom this home is provided. Approved March 17, 1911. Maine Children's Home Society, Augusta, in favor of. Chapter 74. Resolve in favor of the Maine Children's Home Society, of Augusta. Resolved, that there be and is hereby appropriated the sum of one thousand dollars for the use of the Maine Children's Home Society, of Augusta, for the year nineteen hundred and eleven, and one thousand dollars for the year nineteen hundred and twelve, both sums for maintenance. Should there be any unexpended balance of said appropriation for a particular year, such balance shall not lapse, but may be expended in the year next succeeding. Approved March 17, 1911. |