Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-23

All Act 10 amend Chapter 81 or tn
Revised Statutes, relating to the dl
ties of railroad commissioners.
An Act to prohibit all ice fishing
Lake Webb or Weld pond, so called,
: the town of Weld, county of Franklin
An Act to prohibit the dumping {
herring and all fish offal in tine Water
- Jonesport and Addison.
An Act to amend Section lC Of Char
ter ~ of the Revised Statutes relatin
to the law of the road.
An Act to amend the charter of tn
Augusta Trust Company. Read ;
third time and passed to be engrosset
under suspension of the rules, on mo
ton of Mr.. Dudley of Augusta).
AN Act to extend time of construc
ton of Boothbay Railroad.
An Act for the protection of dec
and moose in the county of Sagadahoc
An Act to grant additional powers tt
the Auburn, Mechanic Falls and Nor.
way Street Railway.
An Act to amend an act relating to
the municipal court for the CITY OF
Lewiston.
An Act to incorporate the Maine
Coast Telephone Company.
An Act to regulate the use of auto-
mobiles and motor vehicles upon pub
lie ways. Grabbed pending third read
ing, on motion of Mr.. Sewall of Bath
| Resolve providing for a fund for
completing the records of the clerk of
courts of Lincoln county. (Read a
second time and passed to- be en-
crossed, under suspension of the rules,
on motion of Mr.. Drew of Portland).
| An Act to amend Chapter 37S of the
| Public Laws of 1885, regulating the
erection of posts and lines for purposes
| of electricity. (Read a third time and
| passed to be engrossed, under suspen-
sion of the rules, on motion of Mr..
| Cakes of Milford).
Resolve providing for completing the
fireproofing and necessary repairs in
| the south wing of the State capitol.
Resolve providing for repairs to be
made on the tomb of Governor Enoch
Lincoln
Resolve in favor of the town of
Jackson.
Resolve in favor of Lee Normal
Academy.
On motion of Mr. Putnam of Houlton.
the vote was reconsidered whereby re-
solve in favor of the University of Maine
was laid on the table and assigned for
tuesday of next week, and on further mo-
ton of the same gentleman, the vote was
reconsldered whereby the resolve wos Or
dered printed.
Mr.. POTTER of Brunswick: Mr. Speak
er. l offer an amendment to the resolve
move that the resolve be laid on the table
to be printed.
The amendment is as follows:
This appropriation is made on condi-
ton that the University discontinue its
courses in Latin and Greek. opened in 1895
ana 1893; and the degrees of Bachelor of
these courses lead. inasmuch as they du-
nllcate work done in the three other col
leses of the State, at no expense to the
state beyond exemption from taxation;
and that the University confine itself
hereafter to the agricultural mechanical, |
technical and professional courses for
which it was especially intended, and
which. II thoroughly DONE will absorb all |
the ala the State can afford to bestow."
And Mr.. Speaker, if it is in order. | move |
that next Wednesday be assigned for the |
consideration of the amendment |
Mr.. DREW of Portland Mr. Sneaker
think Wednesday is very late date to |
assign anything for a hearing where there
day of next week we may be holding two
or three sessions a day. All the commit |
tees will have reported except the FL |
nance COMPUTES. and | hope. the gentle
man from Brunswick will assign Tuesday /
for the consideration of the matter.
Mr.. POTTER of Brunswick: Mr.. Speak
err, my object in suggesting Wednesday
rather than Tuesday is that I notice that
three of the four printed arrangement e
here are for Tuesday. and | thought there
might not be time to hear them all on that
day. l have no other objection to the
early arrangement, if we can be sure. to
reach this on Wednesday, and hope the
motion will prevail
Mr.. PUTNAM of Houton: Mr. Sneaker |
as late as Wednesday. Many gentlemen
are interested in the University of Maine. /
and | move to substitute Tuesday instead
Of Wednesday.
The motion was agreed to.
Passed to Be Ensrossed.
An Act to amend the charter of the
Penobscot Lumber Association.
An Act relating to prize logs on the
Penobscot river and its tributaries.
Resolve in favor of the town of Cut
Ter.
An Act additional to the act creating
he Rumford Falls Municipal Court.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Chill
iren's Home Society, Augusta.
An Act to Incorporate the Madunke-
INK Dam and Improvement Company
An Act to amend Chapter 95 of the
Public Laws of 1899 entitled IAN Act to
prevent prevent, incompetent persons from con
,led pending third reading on motion of
Mr.. Drew of Portland.
An Act amendatory of Section one of
Chapter 2G1 of the Public Laws of 1897 |
'elating to waving the provisions of a l.
will by the widow or widower and tol
Will in which no provision is made for
he widow or widower, and the interest
which the widow or widower shall hayeI
n the personal estate of the testator or
estatriN in ouch cases
An Act to amend section two of Chap
er sos of the Private and Special Laws of
SSo, as amended by Chapter 134 of the Pri-
ate and Special Laws of 1887, Chapter 527
If the Private and Special Laws of 1893 |
md Chapter 425 of the Private and Special
avs of 1901, relating to Norway munich
val court.
!, An Act to incorporate the Fraternity
An Act to incorporate the Peaks Is
and Water and Light Company.
An Act relating to bonds to be given
~ treasurers of towns and plantations
. An Act to amend Chapter II of the Pub
&c Laws of 1887. as amended by CHAPTER
Of the Public Laws of 1899 authorizing
tues and towns to accept legacies, de-
uses and requests. and to raise money
An Act to incorporate the Augusta Wal
er District
An Act to amend Chapter 429 of the Pri-
ate and Special Laws Of 1901, entitled
An Act to establish municipal court in
ne town of Winthrop
y, An Act TO amend Sections 2 and 16 of ,
napier AZ of the Revised Statutes re- /
ating to corporations
An Act to limit the number of fish that ,
nay be taken from Spring lake, in Somer-
ct county, in one day
An Act fixing the beginning of the open