Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-25
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| others against the passage u q Pio
posed bill to amend Chapter 463 OF the
Private and Special Laws of 1901.
| Pensions.
! BY Mr. Nickerson of Orrington: Re
solve to provide for the examination
| of claims for State pensions.
Public Charities and State. Bene-
ficiaries. a52b9 a2Ge
BY Mr.. Favour of Kitteryi Petition
| of Board of Health of Kittery IN favor
of establishing State Laboratory OF
! Hygiene.
| BY Mr.. Hubbard of Paris Petition
| of the Board of Health of Buckheld Tor
same.
| Also: Petition of the Board of Health
of Paris for same.
| BY Mr.. Benner of Waldoboro: Petit
ton of Board of Health of Jefferson for
same.
| Salaries.
BY Mr. Daniels of Portland: Bill, An
Act to regulate the salary of the justice
of the Superior court within and for
| the county of Cumberland.
Revision of the Statutes.
By Mr. Thornton of Ashland: Bill,
An Act to amend Chapter 101 of the
Public Laws of 1887 relating to
paupers.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Weeks from the Committee on
the Judiciary, on Bill, An Act ITO pro-
vide in part for the expenditures OF
government for the year 1903, reported
| ought to pass. Referred to Com
mittee on Appropriations and Financial
Affairs).
Mr.. Allen from same committee, on
Bill. An Act relating ito commitments
by trial justices and judges of police
and municipal courts, reported ought
to pass.
Mr.. Potter from same committee, on
Bill. An Act amendatory of Section 6
of Chapter 1876 of the Special Laws of
1885, entitled IAN Act to incorporate the
Peoples Ferry Company" reported
ought to pass.
Mr.. Drew from same committee. on
Bill. An Act to increase the capital
stock of the Ticonic Foot Bridge Com
pany, reported ought to pass.
Mr.. Smith from same committee, on
Bill. An Act to authorize the town of
Bucksport to retire it's bonded indebt-
edness and to issue new bonds, report
ed ought to pass.
Mr.. Weeks from same committee, on
Resolve providing for a temporary
loan for the year 1904, reported ought
to pass. Referred to the Committee
on Appropriations and Financial At
fairs).
Mr.. Weeks from same committee, on
Resolve providing for a temporary
loan for the year 1903, reported ought
to pass. Referred to Committee on
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
Mr.. Thomas from the Committee on
Education. on Bill, An Act to amend
Section 3 of Chapter PIG of the Public
Laws of 1888 relating to the convey
ance of scholars and to the mainte-
nance of public schools, reported ought
to pass.
Mr.. Thomas from same committee,
on Bill, An Act to amend Section 3 of
Chapter so of the Public Laws of 1899
relating to the election of truant Off
GERS and the filling of vacancies in the
Office of tIuant officer, reported ought
to pass.
Mr.. Stearns from same committee,
on Bill, An Act to amend Chapter 1872
of the Public Laws of 1895 relating to
State examination and certificati6n of
teachers, reported ought to passl
Mr.. Mead from same committee, on
Bill An Act to amend Chapter 273 of
the Public Laws of 1885 relating to the
holding of county teachers conven-
lions, reported ought to pass.
Mr.. Stearns from same committee,
on Resolve to provide for the expenses
of the Maine industrial school for girls,
reported ought to pass. (Referred to
committee on appropriations and
financial affairs.)
Mr.. Snowe from committee on agri-
culture, to which was referred an order
of the Legislature relating to foul
brood among bees in Maine, reported
legislation thereon inexpedient.
Mr.. Gannett from the committee on
inland fisheries and game, on Bill, An
Act to amend Section IA of Cha pier AZ
of the Public Laws of 1899 relating to
taXidermists' license, reported ought
not to pass.
Mr.. Mills from the committee on
shore fisheries reported in a new draft
bill, An Act to amend Chapter 2S4 of
the Public Laws of 1901 relating to sea
and shore fisheries, and that it ought
to pass.
The reports were accepted and bills
and resolves ordered printed under
joint rules.
First Reading of Printed Bills and Re-
solves.
An Act to amend chapter two hun
dred twenty mine of the Private and
Special Laws of 1888, as amended by
Chapter three hundred eighty three of
the Private and Special Laws of 1885,
entitled can Act to incorporate the
Passadumkeag Log Driving Company"
An Act to authorize the erection of
piers and booms in the Mattawamkeag
River, at Jenkins Cove.
Resolve providing for paying to
the city of Rockland the amount de-
Quoted from it's school fund for the
year one thousand nine hundred and
two on account of imperfect school re-
turns.
An Act to amend Chapter two
hundred and four of the Private and
Special Laws of eighteen hundred and
eighty-three entitled An Act to es-
tablish a Municipal Court in the town
of WeStbrOOk"