Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27

| for passage Of act relating TO original
plans in kennebec county.
| Bangor Delegation.
| BY Mr. Tupper of Bangor: An en-
Aiding act to authorize the city or Ban
gor to change it's charter when adopted
by a majority vote of the legal voters
| i'm said city at any election legally
called.
| C1abled for printing on motion of
Mr.. Tupper)
| On motion of Mr.. Hutchins Of Penob-
| scot,
Ordered, That the committee on agri-
| culture be instructed to inquire INTO
| the eApediency of amending chapter
| 231 of our Public Laws relating TO the
| use of automobiles and motor vehicles
on our public ways so as to better insure
| the safety of public travel in our ru-
raj towns, and report by bill or other
wise.
ON motion of Mr.. Baxter of Portland
Ordered, That when the House ad-
| iouru it adjourn to meet Friday morn
| ing. January u, 1905, at nine o'clock
| A. NJ.
On motion of Mr.. Poor of Belfast the
rules We're suspended and that gentle
man introduced Bill, an act to amend
| the charter of the Waldo Trust Compa-
ny, and on further motion by the same
gentleman it was referred to the com
mittee on banks and banking.
On motion of Mr.. Webster of Chester
| hn c,lSnpn62d
| gentleman introduced Resolve in favor
of Wilton academy, and on further mo-
ton by the same gentleman it was re-
| ferred to the committee on education
on motion of Mr.. Hale of Portland
| the rules We're suspended and that gen.
tleman introduced an order requesting
| the judges of the supreme court to give
| their opinion as to the oonstitutionality
of an act relating to the rebuilding or
| Nauhgans bridge, and on further mo-
ton by the same gentleman the order
| was laid on the table for printing.
Reports of Committees.
| Mr. Higgins from the committee on the
| judiciary reported ought not to pass on
| Bill, an act additional to and amendatory
of Section 60 of Chapter 81 of the Revised
Statutes relating to exemption of person
| al PROPERTY from attachment and sale on
execution.
MIR. Merrill from same committee re-
| ported ought not to pass on BILL an act 10
| secure 10 employees of manufacturing,
mechanical and mercantile establishments
sufficient opportunity to vote at elections
| Mr.. Hale from same committee reported
| ought to pass on Bill, an act to authorize
the Dover Gas Light Company to acquire
the property and franchises of the Union
Gas and Electric Company.
| Same gentleman from same committee
I reported ought to pass on Bill, an act to
authorize the Union Gas and Electric
| Company to sell its property and fran
| chises to the Dover Gas Light Company
| Mr. Wctherbee from the committee on
| legal affairs reported ought to pass on
Bill, an act to authorize the Eastern
Steamship Company to build and maintain
| a wharf into tide waters in the town OF
Bucksport.
| Mr.. Hagerthy from the committee on
| appropriations and financial affairs re-
ported ought to pass on ORDER of the Leg
| islature relating to express transportation
! for each member and officer Of The I.esis-
lature.
This order then received a passage.
| Mr. Russell from same committee, on
petition from the president of the Norway
Home for Aged Women praying for an
appropriation for said Home reported
legislation ineXpedient.
Mr.. Morey from same committee report
ed ought to pass on resolve in favor of
the Young Women's Home. Lewiston.
Mr.. Thomas from the committee on
e<lucation, on petition of F. V. Chase and
60o others for act establishing the
Maine Industrial School and Home for the
Blind. reported that the petition and act
he referred to the committee on appro-
priatiOns and financial affairs.
The petition and bill were then referred
to the committee on appropriations and
| fnarcial affairs.
Mr. Littlefield from the committee on
| library reported ought to pass on resolve
approprating money for the support of
| travelling libraries.
First Reading Of Printed Bills and Re-
solves.
An Act to validate and lcGaliZe the or
ganization of Muscle Ridge Plantation.