Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-02-23

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| Company reported that the same be re-
ferred to the next Legislature.
| Mr.. Holmes from the committee on
legal affairs OH bill an act to regulate
the practitioners of optometry in the
State OF Maine. reported that the same
be referred to the next Legislature.
| Mr.. Gray from same committee on
petition of f. S. Dixon and 13 others
praying for the enactment of bill pre-
sented by the Grange legislative COM
mttec, reported that the same be re-
ferred to the committee on taxation.
| Mr.. Baxter from the committee on
legal affairs on petition of A. 5. Lord
and IA others III favor of legislation TO
prohibit sales of merchandise in bulk
in fraud of creditors, reported the same
| be referred to the committee on the
judiciary.
Mr.. Holmes from the committee on
legal affairs on bill, an act to establish
the Caribou Municipal Court. reported
that the same be referred to the ArOos-
| took county delegation.
| Mr.. Newcomb from the committee on
judiciary reported ought to pass on Oil,
an act to provide for recording of con-
| uGlnnallOn proceedings.
Mr.. johnson from the same COM
mittec reported ought to pass on bill.
un act to Incorporate the MeSSalonSkee
| Electric Company.
| Mr.. Merrill from the same committee
reported in Il new draft bill, AN act to
enlarge the corporate rights OF the
| PisCataquis Woolen Company to DO
| electric lighting, and that it ought to
pass.
| Mr.. Merrill from same committee re-
ported ought to pass on bill, an act 10
| extend the charter of the Caratunk
| Power Company.
| Mr. Weatherbee from the committee
| on legal affairs reported ought to pass
| on bill, an act to amend section 25 Of
| CHAPTER ia of the Revised Statutes re-
| lating to tha relief Of poor debtors.
| Mr.. Oakes from the same committee
reported ought to pass on bill, an act
additional to section l. Of chatte 101
of the Revised Statutes relating to
| easements.
| Mr.. Reed from the same committee
| rel .orted ought to pass on bill. AN act
| to incorporIte the Pennington Society
| for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails.
Mr.. Holmes from the same committee
reported ought to pass on bill, an act
to organize Portage Lake Plantation.
Mr.. Holmes from the same committee
reported ought to pass on bill. an act
| to legaliZe the doings of the town of
MaSardiS.
Mr. Gray from the same committee
reported ought to pass on bill. an act
| to incorporate the president and
trustees of the Far!niI gton Home for
Aged People.
Mr.. Reed from same committee re-
ported ought to pass on bill. an act to
| amend chapter 242 of the private and
Srecial laws of 1895 entitled can act to
| incorporate the city of South Port
land
Mr.. Reed from same committee re-
ported in u new draft bill. an act au-
thoriZinS and ratifying the conStruc-
tion and maintenance of wharf from
Macworth or Mackay's Island, 50
called, into the tide waters of CaSco
Bay in the town of Falmouth, Maine.
Mr.. Baxter from same committee re-
ported in new draft bill, an act to
abolish the common Council and in
crease the membership of the board of
aldermen of the city Of Portland, and
that it ought to pass.
Mr. Purinton from the committee on
agriculture reported ought to pass on
bill. an act regulating the duties of the
| commissioner OF agriculture relating to
the manufacture and sale Of dairy pro-
ducts and their limitations.
Mr.. Purinton from same committee
cd .nf
to regulate the sale of imitation dairy
products.
Mr. Purinton from same committee
reported in new draft biii, an act to
regulate the sale of milk and cream,
and that it ought to PASS.
Mr.. Sargent from the committee on
interior waters reported ought to pass
OIL bill, an act to authorize the Sebec
Lake Lumber Company, its successors
and assigns. to maintain q wharf and
boom in Sebec Lake.
Mr.. Davis from the same committee
reported ought TO pass on bill. an act
granting Beioni Hebert and sons the
right to erect ana maintain piers and
booms on the st. John river in the
town of Madawaska.
Mr.. Percy .rom same committee re-
ported ought to pass on bill, an act to
authorize joseph Long to build and
maintain a toll bridge for foot passen-
gers across the st. John river at o..
near Fort Kent and 10 build and MAIN
tain piers and abutments for support
ing said bridge.
Mr.. Sargent from same committee
reported ought 10 pass on bill, an
act to amend section one of chapter 214
of the private and special laws of 1901.
Mr.. Thompson from same committee
reported in a new iraft bill. an act
relating to the prevention and control
ard eXtinguishluent OF forest fires in
plantations and unorga niZed townships,
and that it ought to pass.
Mr. Bliss r3om the committee on
pensions reported in a new draft re-
solve in favor of Harry B. Conway of
Calais, and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Sparrow from the same COM
mittec reported IN a new draft resolve
in favor of Miss Fannie L. Jenkins os
Newport. Maine, and that it ought to
pass.
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