Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-18

4.30 O'Clock Z. NJ.
This order subsequently came from
the Senate concurred in by that brahch.
The following petitions, DIS etc.
were presented and referred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Smith of Madison: Endorse
ment of Fed aral Labor Union lloio.
Madison, for the initiative and retereh-
dunn.
BY Mr.. Kinball of Rockland: En-
dorsement of the Ninalhaven pranch
Granite Cutters National Union for
same; petition of +. j. Lyons and 81
| others for same.
BY Mr. Stearns of Millinocket: Peti-
ton of ]. w. Mcfarland and 200 others
of Millinocket for same.
By Mr. Smith of Madison: Petition
of Charles Dunton and IS others of
| Madison for same.
By Mr.. Littlefield of Rockland: Bill,
an act regulating the moving of
families within the State.
| BY Mr.. Scribner of Charleston: Bill
an act for the better protection of life
and property against injury or damage
| resulting from the operation of steam
engines and boilers by incompetent en-
gineerS and others; to create a board
| OF State examiners therefor. and pre-
scribe the powers and duties of such
| board. Grabbed for printing pending
| reference on motion of Ntr. Wither-
spoon Of North Havcn)
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Purinton OF Bowdoin: Petit
ton of Nathan Mckinney and 81
others in favor of amendment to State
Constitution relating to taxes in unin-
corporated townships.
By Mr.. Josselyn of Portland: Petit
ton of A. L. Lord and IA others in
favor Of Legislation to prevent sales of
| merchandise in bulk ir fraud of
creditors.
BY Mr.. Kimball of Rockland: Petit
| ton of Robinson Blake Co. and IL
others in favor of law regulating the
use of trading stamps; petition of c.
II. Wyman ana 50 others for same.
| Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Baxter of Portland: Bill. an
act to establish a board for the i'm
provement Of the condition of the adult
nllnd IN Maine.
Education.
BY Mr.. Leonard of Milo: Bill an act
| relative to the employment of superin-
| tendents of schools by cities and towns
Railroads and Expresses.
BY Mr.. johnson of Calais: Petition
of Robert A. Davis and 80 others in re-
10 70 10 III,
railway.
BY Mr.. Hanson of Machiasport:
Petition of +. W. Thurlow and A
others of Cutler for same.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Vittum of Concord: Petition
| of Henry Sands OF Bingham and q
| others for change Of Jaw relating to the
| killing of beaver; bill an act providing
for a bounty on bears in Somerset
| county.
Shore Fisheries.
| BY Mr.. Hanson of Mach1asport: Petit
| ton of F. 5. Stevens and 80 others of
| Cutler asking for a close time on lob
| sters from July to October 1st of each
year.
Temperance.
BY Mr.. Josselyn Of Portland: Pro-
test Of C. g. Norton anc IS others
against resubmission.
Taxation.
BY Mr.. Sparrow of Freedom: Petition
OF l.. H. Mosher and 80 others of Unity,
Waldo county, in relation to the tax
in tod
places.
By Mr. Stearns of Millinocket: Petit
ton of l.. B. Rogers and 40 others of
Patten for the repeal of section 25 of
chapter of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to the buildings. lands and other
property of manufacturing, mining and
smelling corporations.
By Mr.. Grant Of Freeport: Petition
of l.. w. Bailey and 50 others of Free
port for repeal of law taxing mort
cages of real estate.
By Mr.. Philbrook of Lisbon: Petition
of r. f. Gould and Sc others for the
increase of school tax by one mill
BY Mr.. Page of Appleton: Petition of
V. o. Keller and A others of Appleton
for same.
BY Mr.. Hanson of MachiaspOrt: Petit
ton of NJ. w. Ackley and Il others of
Cutler in favor of the Merrill bill for
equalization of taxation; petition of l..
NJ. Cole anfs1S others of Machiasport
for same.
BY Mr.. Allan Of Dennysville: Petit
| ton of I. II. Allan and IS others of Ed
munds for same.
| Salaries.
| BY NJ. Page of Appleton: Petition of
| Y. o. Keller and Al others of Appleton
for the adoption of the report of the
committee on the abolition Of the fee
| system.
BY Mr.. PhilbroOk of Lisbon: Petition
| Of r. E. Gould and SO others for same.
| BY Mr.. PhilbroOk of Lisbon: Petition
| of Il. f. Gould and SO others for the
repeal of chapter 9, section % of the
Revised Statutes of 1908. (Tabled on
motion of Mr.. Higgins of Limerick.)
Reports of Committees.
| Mr.. Irving from the committee on
taxation, on petitions praying that the