Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-13


ton,
ordered, That the trustees OF tht
University of Maine be Instructed Z
lobtain for the benefit of the members
of the Legislature the salary and per-
ouisites received by the president, pro-
fessors and instructors and all otnel
attaches including clerks, stenograph-
ers and typewriters, and all others
drawing compensation at the Univer.
sity of Maine giving each individual
separately, and the duties of each
Also the number of students attending
the college from out of the State ane
how many are paying their tuition an
lnually; also how many are PURSUING
the classical course of study in sale
college, and report the same as soon al
practicable to the Legislature.
Mr.. Mead of Bridgton offered the Ioi'
lowing order:
Ordered, That James A. Chase be ano
thereby is elected first folder of the
House in place of j. F. Frederic ex'
lcused.
On motion CT Mr.. Mead this order
Twas laid on the table.
Mr.. WEATHERBEE of Lincoln
Mr.. Speaker, l ask unanimous consent
to suspend the rules that l may intro
|duce an order out of order.
| Mr. WEEKS of Fairfield: Mr..
Speaker, Before the rules are suspend
ed l would like to know the contents of
| the order and the reason for a suspen-
sion of the rules.
] The SPEAKER: The order is as fol-
lows: Ordered, That the clerk of the
House be directed to make up the pay
roll of the House to include +. A.
Morey, Alonzo M. Garcelon and Michael
A. Coyne in full the end of the session.
| Mr.. WEEKS: Mr.. Speaker, l have
no objection to the passage Of the order
but believe that those gentlemen can
wait until tomorrow before they get
their pay. 1t strikes me that there is
no urgency in this matter, and I ask
the gentlemen from Lincoln to with
draw the order for the present.
| Mr.. WEATHERBEE: Mr.. Speaker,
If there is any objection to the con-
sideration of the order at this time, of
course will withdraw it.
| Reports of Committees.
| Mr. McFaul from the committee on
legal affairs on bill, An Act to abolish
| the bureau of industrial and labor sta
| tistics, reported ought not to pass.
| Mr. Randall from the committee on
education, on Resolve in favor of the
establishment of a normal school at
Machias to be known as the Washing
ton county normal school, reported that
the same be referred to the next Legis-
lature.
| Mr. FarnswOrth from the committee
on shore fisheries, on petition of H. A.
Wallace and ga others praying for re-
peal of Chapter 172 of the Laws of 1899,
An Act establishing a close time on
Holsters in Pidgeon Hill Bay, reported
leave to withdraw.
| Mr.. Shackford from same committee,
on bill. An Act to amend Sections As,
AZ and so of Chapter 2s4 of the Public
| Laws of 1901 relating to sea shore
fisheries, reported ought not to pass.
| MIR. Barker from the committee on
legal affairs, on bill, An Act to amend
Chapter 4S6 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1850 relating to the city of
Westbrook, reported ought to pass.
| Mr.. Kelley from same committee re-
ported in a new draft bill, An Act to
amend Chapter 81, Section 8 of the Re-
vised Statutes, relating to bastard chill
dren and their maintenance and that
| it ought to pass.
| Mr.. Barker from same committee, on
| DILL, An Act to amend Chapter 346 of
| the Private and Special Laws of 1897
entitled "An Act to amend the charter
| of the city of Westbrook," reported
ought to pass.
Mr.. Sutherland from the committee
on railroads, telegraphs and expresses,
on bill. An Act for the protection of
railroad signals, reported ought to
pass.
Mr. Burrill from same committee re-
| ported in a new draft bill, An Act to
| authorize the Augusta, Winthrop and
Gardiner Railway to supply electricity
| in the towns of Winthrop and Man
chester, and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Shaw from same committee on
bill An Act to amend Chapter 236 of
| the Public Laws of 1893 relating to TAX
| ing of lands or other property by rail-
| roads, reported ought to pass.
Mr.. Burrill from same committee, on
bill. An Act extending the sundry ex-
listing statutes to street railroads.. re-
ported ought to pass.
Mr.. Boyd from same committee, on
bill, An Act to enlarge the powers Of
the railroad commissioners over street
railroads. reported ought to pass.
On motion of Mr.. Boyd the rules
were suspended and the bill received
it's first reading and was assigned for
tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Kimball from same committee
on bill, An Act to amend Chapter 271
of the Private and Special Laws of
1901 relating to the Lincoln Electric
Railway Company, reported ought to
pass.
Mr.. Kimball from same committee,
on bill. An Act to incorporate the For
est Telegraph and Telephoning Com
pany, reported ought to pass.
Mr.. Clarke from same committee re-
ported in a new draft bill. An Act to
incorporate the Camden and Liberty
railway, and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Shaw from same committee. re-
ported in a new draft bill. An Act to
enlarge the powers of street railroads
in taking lands. and that 1t ought to
pass.
Mr.. Maybury from the committee on
banks and banking, on bill, An Act to
extend the charter of the South Port