Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-04

| "sidH or Athens for same
ny MT. Stearns Of Millmocket. Peti.
'ioli OF r. V. Weymouth and - otb,rs
=" Millihocket for same.
by Mr.. Cakes of Auburn. pe+i+ior
"f Albert y. Jones and % otbers Gov
saile' or Charles r. Tenrey and civ
others for same. SIN
ny Mr. Thomas of Topsham: Petit
| tron of Lewis n. Fulton and 40 otbers
| for same.
10y Mf. Treworgy Of Surry: Petition
| % DR.. w. f. Emery ana - otbars 81
Surry for same.
by Mr. Baxter of Portland: Petition
| OF stephen w. Weeks and one othar
| for same.
bE ME- Hill Of Buxton. Petition of
l. W. COOK and Il others Of West Rux.
| ton for same.
fy Mr.. Faws@tte CT Garland. Pat;-
| ton of ]. L. Sanders and II others For
same.
by Mr.. Verrill of Westbrook: Petit
ton of G. F.. Parsons and y others If
Westhrook for same.
BY Mr.. Leighton of Westbroolk. pa
ition Of George 3. Tsley and As others
Of Westbrook fo" sar,e.
- ~ ~" F"S!il or cray: Petition
o. H. r. Thayer and 90 others for same.
l.y Mr.. sawyer Of Smithfield: Petit
':"n Of F. j. Robinson and two Others
Of Fairfield for same
Bv Mr.. How"S Of Palmyra: Petition
If Rev. C.. A. Froolis and 1O1 others of
Norway for the passage of the Stureis
bill
BY Mr.. Webster Of che sterville. Pn-
tition of George G. Purngton and 81
others Of Pennington for the enact
ment of n law that will ciothe the Chief
Executive with authority to enforce
he prohibitory law.
Taxation.
BY Mr.. Newbegin of Gray: Petition
of F. l.. Clark and 50 others in favor
of hill to increase the rate of taxation
of railroads.
Salaries.
BY Mr.. Ingersol OF Biddeford Bill.
an act to amend chapter 49, section II.
of the Revised Statutes, relating to
compensation Of members of govern
ment.
The adjournment order passed by
the House to meet at 40 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. came from the Senate
non-roncurred in and amended so as
to read Eat 1870 A. NJ. on Tuesday"
Mir. Higgins of Limerick, moved that
the House insist and ask for a conf
mittea of conference.
The motion WAS agreed to and the
speaker appointed on the part of the
House Messrs. Higgins of Limerick.
l. innall Of I:ockland and Baxter of
Portland.
The Speaker subsequently announced
that the order had been returned from
the Senate with Senators StetsOn,
Pierce and Pike appointed on the part
of the Senate.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Littleiirld from the committee on
judiciary, reported ought not to pass
on bill, an act to amend paragraph 6
OF chapter IS of the Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Holmes from the committee on
legal affairs reported ought not to pass
on bill, an act to amend section 60 of
chapter :? of the Revised Statutes
relating to Intoxicating liquors.
Mr. Cakes from same committee, on
bill. an act to amend an act entitled,
an act in relation to political caucuses
in the city of Bangor. reported that
same be referred to the Penobscot
county delegation.
Nir. HoWes from the committee on
educ..tion. reported ought not 10 pass
on bill an act relative to the employ
ment of superintendent of schools by
cities and towns.
Mr.. Tracy from the committee on
legal affairs. on bill. an act entitled. AN
act to limit the tenure of Office. report
ed that same be referred to the next
Legislature.
Mr.. Weatherbee from the same COM
mittae OH petition of Ellen y. May
hrw Of Westbrool< for right to sell land
for burial purposes in said city. re-
ported leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Webster from same committee.
rc:ported ought not TO pass on resolve
in aid of st. Josephs Home of Walla-
grass. Maine.
Mr.. Stearns from the committee on
education. on resolve in favor OF estab-
iislllacnt of Normal School in the city
Of Calais. reported that same be re-
farred to the next Legislature.
Mr.. Copp from same committee, on
resolve in favor of the establishment
Of > Normal School in Machas, report
ed that same be referred to the next
| 60 islature.
Mr.. Morrison from the committee on
WAYS ana ways and brides, on resolve
10 aid in building steel bridge across
the Ppnohscot river between the towns
of Lincoln and Chester. reported that
same be referred 20 the next Legisla-
ture.
Mr.. Hastings from the committee on
claims. on resolve in favor of the CITY
of Lewiston for supplies for state pau
rrrs. reported that same be referred 10
The Governor aud Council.
Mir. Irving from the committee on
taxation. reported ought not to pass on
hill. an ;tct to tax all shares of stock
in corporations.
| Mr.. Irving from same committee, r.
nor,ed ought not to pass on bill. an act
To amend section l. of chapter OF me
I:eyiscd Statutes. relating to the taxa
non OF personal property.
Mr.. Sargent from the committee Oh
lcducatinn. reported ought not To pass
ON bill IN act relating 10 the appoint
nput Of the State school fund ana MN