Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-16

HALL,
EMERY.
MULLEN.
YOUNG.
Minority report of same committee
reporting fought to pass" on same
bill.
(Signed MEssRS. JOHNSON.
MOORE.
On motion of Mr. Pike of PASSPORT.
both reports We're tabled, pending ac-
ceptance of either, and bill ordered
printed.
Mr. Smith from the committee APP
pointed to consider and report the or
der of proceedings to be observed upon
the hearing proposed by the resolve of
the two branchs upon the alleged
causes of removal in the case of Harry
j. Chapman, judge Of the municipal
court of the city of Bangor, submitted
the following rules:
First. For the purpose Of granting
4 joint hearing, agreeably TO vote of
the two branches of the Legislature;
they will meet in convention in the
hall of the House of Representatives
on Wednesday, March 20, at o'clock
in the afternoon.
Second. The President of the Sem
ate shall preside in convention, and
Senate. the Speaker of the House shall
preside.
Third. The petitioners may be heard
by counsel and witnesses. and the re-
spondent by himself and by counsel
and witnesses.
Fourth. The same rules Of evidence
shall govern as in the trial of civil ac-
tions in the supreme judicial court.
All dispositions shall be taken forth
with but no deposition shall be adj
mitted unless it is shown that the de-
pOnent is unable to be present. The
presiding officer shall decide all Qucs-
tons of the admissibiity of evidence
procedure. practice and pleading. and
from his decision there shall BE- no APP
peal.
Fifth. No debate whattv Yer shall be
admitted i'm the convention.
Sixth. No motion shall be submitted
or entertained except to tak,. n re-
cess to a time certain or to dissolve the
convention and such motion shall be
decided without debate.
Seventh. No person shall be admit
ted to the floor of the House except
members of the convention, counsel
witnesses. reporters for the press and
the officers of both branches, except
by order Of the President of the SEN
ate or the SPEAKER of the House.
First Reading of Printed Bills and ..e-
solves.
An Act IT, amend Section 6 Of Chap
ter 1l3 OF the Revised Statutes, to pro-
vide for the recording Of assignments
of wages.
An act II a:ucnd section 40 ~ Chap
ter al Of tie Io viscd Statutes, relating
| to scines.
An Act 10 confirm the incoi poration
of the Maine ChiIiren's Home Socie-
,ty.
An Act tn amend Section /, Chapter
| 1913 of the Revised Statutes relating IL
pollution of water
An Act amending Section "a of Chap
| ter IA of the Revised Statutes. relating
| to the Insane hospitals.
Resolve TO appropriate 800 TO screen
Lake Webb in the county of Franklin
ant Eidge plantation in the county of
Somerset.
An Act to regulate fishing in Jimmy
Buker, Sand, Long or Purgatory, and
Little Purgatory ponds in the county
of Kannebcc.
An Act to regulate fishing in Mea
dow brook, so called, and its tributaries
in the county of Oxford.
An Act to regulate fishing in Bonnes
Beg pond in Sanford and North Der
wick. in The county Of York.
An Act to regulate fishing in Spear
stream in the county of oxford, ais,
it's tributaries.
An Act to legalizc the doings Of the
Free viii Baptist parish of Limerick
An Act for the protection Of deer in
York county.
An Act to incorporate the Central
Maine Insurance 60.
An Act prohibiting publications re
lating To patent or other medicines III
language of immoral tendency, or OF
ambiguous character, and protecting
the public against the dangers from
the indiscrimnate distribution of sam
pies of medicine.
An Act to extend the open season
on duck in Lincoln county.
An Act to regulate fishing in Loon
lake and in Cow pond. so-called. in the
county of Franklin.
An Act To repeal Chapter 24S of the
Private and Special Laws of 1906
amendatory to Section of Chapter 4O7
of the Private and Special Laws of 1903
| relating to the time and number of fish
that can ne ia ken in tho streams lyipp
wholly or partly in the towns of Free
man. Salem and Strong.
An Act to incorporate the Danfortl,
Trust Co.