Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-07
temperance.

By Mr.. Hill of MOnticellO: Petition
Of.JOhn w. Davidson and Is others of
Hammond plantation for the act pro-
viding for the proper labelling of med
| icineS containing alcohol and narcotic
drugs: OF T. H. Henderson and SO 9TH
ers Of Monticello for same: of Aaron
| ". Grouse and IS others of Ludlow for
| same.
BY Mr. Irving of Pressure Isle: Re-
| monstrance of j. w. Davidson and "a
| others of Aroostoo county against re-
| submission; of ]. Il. Dow and 4S 9TH
crs Of Castle Hill: of II. L. Griffin and
q others of Caribou against same.
! BY Mr. Stcarns Of Norway: RemoD
! strance of II. i. Brown and 80 othets
Of Norway; If Edwa"l 5. Cotton and I.
others OF Norway against same.
| BY Mr.. Dram of Bristol: RemOE
STRANGE of Elijah Hill and 106 others of
| Damariscotta and Newcastle; of VIM.
"A. Cochrane and IS others of South
Newcastle; of A. A. Hall and 81 others
Of Newcastle; of Nettie A. Robinson
| and &c others OF Washington against
| same.
Ry Mr. Hill o: Monticello: Remon-
strancc of Aaron w. Grouse and II
BY Mr.. Sprague of Drew: Remon-
| STRANGE of H. o. Spencer and 81 others
Of Carroll; of l.. w. Trask and six 9TH
ers of Springfield; of Hiram Stevens
and six others of Carroll against same.
| BY Mr.. Thomas of Rowland: Remon-
STRANGE of ]. II. McGregor and IA 9TH
| erc against same.
BY Mr.. Gleason of Mexico: Remon-
OF oil "a
others of Frye in oxford county against
| same.
BY Mr.. Hill of Monticello: Remon-
STRANGE Of John +. Leavitt and % 9TH
ers of Monticello against same.
Labor.
| BY Mr.. Mayo Of FOXcroft: Petition Of
COSMOPOLITAN Club Of Dover and Fox
croft in favor of act relating to en-
| ployment of minors in manufacturing
and mechanical establishments.
BY Mr.. Joy Of Eden: Bill, An Act re-
| lating to employment agencies.
Reports of Committees.
Report of committee on insane hos
pitfalls on petition of A. B. Prouty and
others praying for the passage Of the
| act new pending providing. for the sup
port Of the pauper insane and feeble
minded by the State. was tabled on mo-
ton of Mr.. Weeks of Fairfield
Mr. Martin from the committee on le-
gal affairs, on petition Of Charles A.
Wren ana II others Of Sherman for
legislation exempting from the payment
of poll tax all veterans of the Civil
War, reported that the matter having
already been acted upon, further legis-
| iation is not deemed eXpedient
| Mr. Dunton from same committee, re-
| ported ought to pass on Bill, An Act
| to ameEd Section % of Chapter of the
Revised Statutes relating to taxation
Of property of manufacturing, mining
and smelling corporations.
| Mr. Dunton from same committee re-
Iorted ought to pass on Bill, An Act
to authorize the building of a bridge
across Robbins Bar. so-called. between
Deer Isle and Stinsons Neck in the
county of Hancock.
Mr.. Theriault from same committee
reported ought to pass on Bill, An CT
| to incorporate the Northern Maine
General Hospital Of Eagle Lake.
Mr.. Theraut from same committee
reported ought to pass on Bill An Act
to amend Chapter 1O7 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1905 entitled IAN
Act to incorporate the Stockton
| Springs Water Company"
| Mr.. Scates from the committee on
appropriations and financial affairs re-
ported ought to pass on Resolve in IA
yor of the Maine Eye and Ear Infirm-
airy.
Mr.. NewcOmb from same committee
reported in a new draft, Resolve in ia
vor of J. w. Allen. secretary of the
committee on State prison and that it
ought to pass.
Mr.. Jordan from same committee re-
ported ought TO pass on Resolve in IA
| vor Of the Waldo County General hos
pital.
NJ. Donigan from the committee on
ways and bridges reported in a now
draft, Bill, An Act to provide for the
| ownership and maintenance of highway
bridges by the State in the several
counties, and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Lane from same committee re-
ported ought to pass on Resolve in IA
vor Of Kingman and Drew plantation.
Mr.. Lane from same committee re-
ported ought to pass on BILL An Act
| granting to Arthur S. McAvery the
right to establish ferry in the harbor
Of Stockton Springs.
Mr.. Folsom from the committee on
pensions reported ought to pass on Re
| sClve in favor of Lctte W. Whittier
The reports We're accepted and bills
and resolves ordered printed under
Joint rules.
Passed to Be Engrossed.
An Act to incorporate the Dixfield
Trust Company.
An Act to incorporate the Buckficld
| Trust Company.
An Act to regulate the use of GER
tain roads in the towns of Camden and
| Lincolnville.
An Act to secure a correct census of
the deaf. dumb blind, feeble minded,
idiOtic and insane in this State.
An Act to authorize the city of Bath
to raise money by the issue Of bonds
for the construction of sewers.
An Act to amend Chapter 151 Of the
Public Laws of 1905 relating to the
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