Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-26

ton, the rules were SuSpeHueu ana tndt
gentleman introduced resolve in fa-
vor of J. Calvin Knapp. (Read twice
under suspension of the rules ana
passed to be engrossed on motion OF
Mr.. Rice).
On motion of Mr.. Snowe OF West
Gardiner the rules were suspended and
that gentleman introduced an act to
amend Section of Chapter 256 Of
the Public Laws of 1893. as amended
by Chapter 1T of tho Public Laws or
1897 relating to the sale ana analysis
Of commercial fertilizers. Grabbed to
be printed pending second reading ON
motion of Mr.. Weeks of Fafrfield).
On motion of Mr.. Bodwell of Hal
lowell, the rules we're suspended and
that gentleman introduced an act rel
alive to elections of treasurer and col
lector of taxes of the city of Hallowel.
(Read three times and passed to be
engrossed under suspension OF the
rules on motion of Mr.. BodwelD.
Y On motion of Mr.. Barker OF Ban
gor, the rules were suspended and that
gentleman introduced An Act relative
to the collector and treasurer of the
city of Bangor. (Read three times
and passed to be engrossed under sus-
pension of the rules on motion of Mr..
Barker).
Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw of Bath,
Ordered, the Senate concurring, that
there be appropriated and paid to V.
A. Putnam, secretary of the committee
on interior waters, the sum of $3.50 for
services of clerk to the interior waters
committee.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson of
China,
Ordered, the Senate concurring,
that the State treasurer be author
lied to pay ]. f. Bodwell secretary OF
the committee on taxation, the sum of
$40 the same being for services and
clerical help employed during this ses-
sion.
On motion of Mr.. Purinton of Cor
ham,
Ordered, the Senate concurring, that
the State treasurer be authorized to
pay Robert B. Low, secretary of the
on public charities ana
State beneficiaries the sum of $3.50,
the same being for stenographic and
clerical help employed at this session.
On motion of Mr. Smith of Pressure
Isle, the rules were suspended and that
gentleman introduced d resolve in ia
sor of A. w. Butler as secretary of the
committee on county estimates and
on bills in third reading.
Read twice and passed to be engrossed
lnder suspension of the rules on mo-
ion of Mr.. Smith of Presque Isle.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Potter from the Committee on
Judiciary, on Bill, An Act to secure to
of manufacturing, mechanic
al and mercantile establishments
ufficient opportunity to vote at cleo
ions, reported that same be referred to
he next Legislature.
Mr.. Drew from the same committee,
n resolution proposing an amendment
o the constitution providing for
eople's veto and direct initiative, re-
orted that same be referred to the
ext Legislature.
Mr.. Campbell from the Committee on
legal Affairs, on Bill, An Act to pro-
ide for the more efficient control Of
mallpox and other epidemic diseases,
eported that same be referred to the
ext Legislature.
Mr.. Boyd from the Committee on
railroads, Telegraphs and Expresses.
n bill. An Act ito incorporate the
-roostooS Telephone Company. report
d that same be referred to the next
legislature.
Mr.. SWEET from the Committee on
appropriations and Financial Affairs,
n resolve in favor of Wallagrass
lantation, reported that same be re-
erred to the next Legislature. (Tabled
n motion of Mr.. Cakes of Milford,
ending the acceptance of the report
the committee).
Mr.. Dudley from the same commit
se. on resolve in favor of the town of
ort Kent. reported that same be re-
Erred to the next Legislature. Grabbed
n motion of Mr.. Cakes of Milford.
ending the acceptance of the report OF
lie committed
Mr.. Eaton from the same committee,
a resolve in favor of Connor Planta-
on, reported that same be referred 10
lie next Legislature (Tabled on mo-
on of Mr. Cakes of Milford, pending
lie acceptance of the report of the
,mmittee).
Mr.. Dudley from the same commit
e, on resolve in favor of repairing
lie bridge across the Saint CroiX
Yer near Squirrel Point in Bailey
lie, reported that same be referred to
iS heAl LeSlSltluTe. GRABBED on mo-
on of Mr.. Cakes of Milford, pending
he acceptance of the report of the
Mr.. Fettengill from the same COM
fttee. on resolve in favor of building
bridge across the Mattawamkear
yer in the town Of Bancroft reported
lat same be referred to the next
legislature. CTabled on motion of Mr..
axes of Milford. pending the accept
ice OF the report of the committee).
Mr.. Eaton from the same committee.
resolve to aid the town of Wash
Urn, county of Aroostook. in part
ayment of the cost and expense of
Hiding steel bridge across the
roostook river, reported that same be
ferred to the next Legislature.
'abled on motion of Mr.. Cakes of Mil
rd' pending the acceptance of the
port Of the committee).
Mr.. Bodwell from the same COM
lttee, on resolve in aid of building n
ldge across the Penobscot river be-
,een the towns IF Iipna1r f,ta.