Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-15
Waxs and Bridges.

Ways and Bridges.
1 Petition of j. F. Quimby and !"
others of Turner. and of others, II
favor of the State maintaining larS'
bridges.
/ Resolve in favor of an appropria
xon to aid in building a bridge between
I Chester and Lincoln" and petition o.
| T.. o. Savage and others in favor O
same
Petition of Maxine p. Gagnon ,.ant
"a others of Freichvilfe. FOR an appro
priaticn to repair roads and bridges II
fssaiffown. 10 As3r III ~
r Petition of G. B. Remission and Z:
Others. or William NJ aPattersDhs saf1e
11S others. of Ephraim Burnhafn ano
80 others. to abolish ornr educe, the tolls
| charged for CROSSING the Wfscasset
| bridge.
Resolve in favor of aid in building
a highway bridge across the Kennebee
and Concord"
a highway bridge across the Aroostook
river at Washburn.''
"Resolve in favor of the town OF
| Trescott"
Resolve for repair of highway in
| linton. Lincoln Plantation, and Town
ship G. in the county of Oxford
Resolve in favor of repairing and
maintaining county roads and bridges
in the town of Mariaville in the
county of Hancock"
Inland Fisheries and Game.
"Resolve in favor of an appropriation
for the purpose of scientific inquiry
ton of fish,
Bill "An act for the better protection
of moose
Shore Fisheries.
Bill AN act relating to the taking Of
| alewives in Bagaduce river and
stream"
Bill "An act to amend chapter two
hundred and eighty-five of the Public
Laws of eighteen hundred and ninety
seven. relating to Sea and Shore Fish
cries.
owns.
Petition of H. T. Williams and
others. that a law be enacted COM
polling residents moving from town to
town to notify town clerk of same.
Claims.
t'Resolve in favor of the town Of East
Livermofe."
Resolve in favor of the town of
Island Falls
State Prison.
Report of the Committee on State
Prison on that portion of the Gov
ernor's Message of 1901, relating to
reformatory prison for women.
Library.
Resolve in favor of the permanent
employment of a cataloguer for the
Maine State Library
Temperance.
Ordered. the House concurring, that
the Committee on Temperance be di-
rected to inquire what material, moral
or religious interest of the people of
this State is subserved by maintaining
the office of State Liquor Commission
er. and report by bill abolishing said
Office or otherwise.
Bill '' An act to permit registered
apothecaries to sell pure liquors for
lawful purposes"
Labor.
Bill "An act to repeal the laws of 1887
chapter SO, page 81 as amended by laws
of 1889. chapter 297, page 262 and laws
of 1884, chapter 1873, page 14S, relating
to bureau of Industrial and Labor
Statistics"
Taxation.
Bill "An act relating to the taxation
of mortgaged real estate
Bill An act additional to chapter 6
of the Revised Statutes of 1883 pro-
viding for a tax on direct inheri-
tances.'
The President: The Chair gives no.
tice to the Senate that, under the
amended rules which have been adopt
ed by the Senate, all matters and re-
solves appropriating money must, in
the first instance, be referred to some
committee other than the committee
on appropriations and financial af-
fairs. Under the rules no matter can
be referred to the Committee on APP
til it has been referred to an appro-
pirate committee, considered by them
an reported back to the Senate
and then referred to the Committee
on Appropriations and Financial At
fairs.
On motion by Mr.. Alden of Kennebec
the Senate adjourned to meet tomorrow
at ten o'clock.