Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-25
Daily yssasbet aaatnst,
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
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nita rnstu viii tne senate In the indeti-
40 Ar act to amend section one of chapter
S SJ % t9e Revised Statutes relating to d.
IN Senate passed to be engrossed as
Smended by House amendment "a" and
senate amendment
wh here H !, reconsidered the vote
sIosscd as amended. Senate amendment
nAas was adopted and the bill was then
p An act 70 % pc ,sngrossed as amended.
county u,y attorney for the county of Cum
In Senate re-committed in non-concur-
Rouse reconsidered its former action
whereby II passed this bill to be en-
crossed and concurred with the Senate
s sn 1 go 1t to the committee on
Resolve to provide for the extinguish-
1n me OF claims of Don A. H. Powers and
se scr. a: y: Sirois against the State for
services rendered in connection with the
shooting of Game \. arden %. o. Collins
by Charles Morris.
am m sedat bv passed Hn.a to be sngrossed
House amendment 3D. rejected in Sen
ate. The House reconsidered the vote
,s, this bill was passed to be en-
concurred with the Senate in the rejec-
tlon OF House amendment 3D." ine bill
was As linen the IL passed to be engrossed.
OF concentrated commercial feeding stuff
IN senate passed to be engrossed as
amended died. by Senate amendment IA"
Inc House reconsidered the vote where
by 1t passed this bill to be engrossed
Senate. amendment A" was adopted ana
the n biil was passed to be engrossed as
:, An act to amend section 3 of chapter
an os fae Revlsed Statutes of 1888 as now
IN Senate House amendment "B" re-
Jected and the bill passed to be engrosse1
The Hose eS m s%ass, amendment a
by it passed this bill TO be engrossed and
concurred with the Senate in the rel c.
was then passed to be engrossed.
dimes. "a ''
Passed to be enacted in both Houses.
partment and passed to be engrossed and
enacted in the Senate after the adoption
pf Sendts amendment isn &C. The House
TINS bill to be enacted and engrossed.
Senate amendment "C'' was adopted and
tne Dill was then passed to be engrossed.
Resolve in favor of the Eastern Maine
Insane Hospital.
In this House the bill had been inde.i-
nitely postponed. In Senate. passed to
amendment A.
Mr. Walton of SAowhegan. moved that
the House insist upon its action in indef-
nitely .postponing this resolve and that
committee of conference be appointed.
division being had the motion was
| agreed to by a vote of 81 for to 5 against.
The following Senate bills and resolves
received their several readings and were
passed to be engrossed under suspension
of the rules.
An act to change the time of holding
the October term of the supreme judicial
court of the county of Waldo.
An act to amend chapter 2s7 of the Pub
lie Laws of $685. relating to the bet
ter protection of sheep.
An act relating to the employments of
superintendent of schools.
An act amendatory of section 10 of
chapter IL of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to officers of religious societies.
An act to amend section 81 of chapter
| II of the Revised Statutes of 1895, as
amended by chapter 100 of ,he Pub..c
Laws of 1897, chapter 2l2 of the Public
| Laws of 1889 and chapter 216 of the Public
Laws of 1898, defining the course Of study
in free high schools.
Resolve in favor of the summer train
ing school for teachers an the distribu-
ton of educational documents.
On motion of Mr.. Hamilton of Bdde-
ford. this resolve was laid on the table
pending its second reading and assigned
Petitions bills and resolves presented
and referred.
PLACED ON FILE.
By Mr.. Pierce of CHARACTERIZATION of
R Renry Dawson pOs, and others of E. NJ
vor of Maine Soldiers Home.
JUDICIARY.
BY Mr.. Andrews of Garland-An act to
prevent any exhibitions in the State of
Maine of the orbett-Fitzsimmons mill
at Carson City through the agency of
kaleidoscope.
BY Mr.. Davis of Steuben-Bill an act
to prevent the reproduction of prize
fights by photograph.
Mr.. Davis moved that the rules be sus-
pended and that this resolve be consid
cred without reference to any COMMITTEES.
Mr. Blanchard of Wilton. moved that
the bill be referred to the committee On
judiciary.
The question being on the reference of
the bill to the judiciary committee, Mr..
Davis called for a division.
A division being had the motion was
agreed to by Il vote of 50 for to 10
against.
ORDERS.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson of Stand
ish.
Ordered, That S. B. Luce of New Vine
yard. be excused from further attend
ance at this session on and after March
18th, and that the clerk be instructed to
make up his pay and mileage in full to
the end of the session.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Sewall of Bath for the commit tee