Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-17

and Mon River Power COMPANY 10
increase its issue of bonds.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Union River Water Storage Companv.
The Speaker announced that ,,nd4r
the Joint order these bills could not be
considered by the House except by Il
suspension of the rules.
ON motion of Mr.. Powers of Houlton.
the bills We're tabled.
Orders of the Day.
The following We're received under
suspension of the rules:
l'y Mr.. FoSS OF Sc4rboro: Remon-
STRANGE of John NJ. Kaler and 20 9TH
erS Of ScaTDoro. against Prout's Neck
Village Corporation; Of Benjamin Lar
rabee and IA Others OF Scarboro against
same. Refcrred to the committee on
the judiciary)
Ey Mi. Littlefield Of RocIland: Bill.
An Act to incorporate the Union Gem
etery Improvement Company. Gre
ferrcd 10 the committee on the judici-
aryy
By Mr.. Morrison of Eden: Petition
of i. c. Reynolds ANA :. others for
2-cent mileage on Washington County
Railroad. Eeferred to the committee
on railroad ana expresses.
Also petition of w. T.. Brann and Is
others of Eden in favor of the initiative
and referendum; OF +. :. Paine and s
others CT Eden Tor same. Preferred to
the committee on the judiciaryD
Ey Mr.. Nerrill of West Brooks: Pc
tit,on of Ellen l.. Mayo of Westbrook.
with accompanying act. for the right to
sell land for burial purposes in said
city; petition of Thurston :. Burns and
a. others of Westbrool< for the passage
Of IN Act allowing Ellen l.. Mayo to
sell land Cor burial purposes i'll said
city. G,eferred to the committee on le-
gal aifairs.)
Fly NJ. AIiiiken of Island Falls: Bill,
An Act 10 prevent the throwing Of
vast" ANA other matter into the Mat
taNamkeag river; petition of r. $.
Cr;tbtree and Al others of Island Falls
tor same. deferred to the committee
| on inland fisheries and gameD
by Mr.. Topper of Bangor: Petition
Of William Chadwick ana 50 others Of
| Bangor. in favor OF the initiative and
| referendum. (Refcrred to the commit
tee on the iudiciaryD
Ky Mr.. Turner of Whitefield: Petit
ton OF y. +. q. Smith and 30 others in
favor Of Wiscassct bridge. Heferred to
the committee on ways and bridgesl
BY Mr.. Norry of Lewiston: Endorse
mcnt Of the Central Labor Union Of
Lewiston in favor Of the initiative AMI
referendum: endorsement OF the Foot
and Shoe Workers Union of Auburn.
for same; petition Of Elmer +. .cu-
nings and 127 others OF Lewiston ANA
Auburn, for same; petition of w. T..
Felti"r and II others of Lewiston for
same. Neferred to the committee on
the judiciary
Ey Mr.. Longfcllow of Addison: Pcti-
ton of II. NJ. Hooker and s. others Of
Washington county in favor of 2-cent
mileage on Washington County Rail
road. Referred to the committee on
railroads and eypresses).
BY Llr. Hutcht:s of PenobscOt: Petit
ton Of Charles f. Silsby and ,. others
for an appropriation for bridges. Gte-
ferred to the committee on ways and
brdCes.)
Also petition Of Frank A. Miller ana
40 others Of Penobscot for an amend
ment to the constitution in reference to
| TAXES VII uillltDIb oI'lltI low JlSfllIS.
| Referred to the committee on legal af-
| fairs)
ry Mr.. Morton Of Jackson: Petition
of 4. II. Riley and 81 others i'll favor Of
closing Marsh river in Waldo county
and its tributaries for two years from
May 1908. GReferred to the committee
on inland fisheries and game.
On motion of Mr.. Higgins of Liner
lex, House document IS, resolve in ia
for Of the University of Maine was as
signed for consideration for Thursday
of next week.
Mr.. Higgins moved a suspension Of
the rules 10 introduce two orders out
of order. The motion prevailed.
Ordered. That the president of the
board OF trustees of the University of
Maine be requested to present to this
House Il detailed statement of all sal
aries paid professors. instructors and
employees, and the departments with
which they ara connected. together
with the number of students from each
state on the 4th day of January. last
past.
Ordered. That the treasurer of State
be requested to furnish this House
with the amount appropriated by the
State of Maine in aid of the State Col
lego of Agriculture and its successor
the University of Maine, from its
foundation to the present year with the
restrictions and limitations if any an
nexed thereto. also the amounts ap-
propriated under the control of the
university or any officers connected
Herewith in House bill "a of the pres
emf year.
The orders received a passage.
On motion of Mr.. Merrill of SkoVhe-
gan. resolve in favor of Knox Coun-
~ General hospital was taken from the
table.
Mr.. kimball moved the adoption of
House amendment A. by striking out IL
lines ,, and the words zone thou
sand five hundred dollars" and insert
ing the words 1.-TWO thousand dollars. :
and by adding to said resolve the
words. 'also the sum of one thousand
dollars for the purpose of maintenance
, and repairs, or addition to its buildings
| and grounds"