Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-27

OIL the NADINE cigar company.
The same Senator moved that section
six be rejected, and on this section the
yeas and nays were called for and or
dered. The vote being had resulted
as follows: Those voting yea were
Messrs. Barrows. Brown, Deasy, Hast
ings. Heselton, Houston. Mills, Page,
Parkhurst, Philoon, Putnam, Rice
Simpson, Staples, Stearns, Tartre Q6).
Those voting nay were Messrs. Bailey,
Curtis, Eaton, Foss, Garcelon, Irving,
Libby, Merrill, Proctor, Wyman 0W.
So the motion prevailed and this Sec
ton was rejected.
Seventh. Because said Harry J.
Chapman, as judge of said municipal
court, has, without any authority of
law, wilfully and corruptly reversed
his judgments after sentence of liquor
sellers 10 Jail, and after an appeal has
been regularly entered by them and
allowed, and has accepted fines from
such appellants in settlement of their
cases, and has neglected and refused
to enter such appeals in the supreme
court, as required by law.
On motion of Mr.. Parkhurst of
Penobscot the Senate voted that Sec
ton be rejected.
Eighth. Because the acts and pro-
ceedings of said Harry ]. Chapman, as
aforesaid, in administering his office
as judge of said municipal court of the
city of Bangor, encourage and protect
violators of the laws against the sale
and keeping for sale of Intoxicating
| liquors in the city of Bangor, and
nullify the proper and just operation of
our prohibitory laws in said city Of
Bangor, and have q tendency to bring
judicial proceedings into contempt, and
excite disrespect for our courts and
laws.
On motion by the same senator the
Senate voted that Section s be re-
| jected.
On motion by the same senator the
Senate voted that the address as whole
| be rejected.
The following resolves We're present
| ed and referred to the committee on
Appropriations and Financial Affairs:
By Mr.. Eaton Of Washington: Re
solve in favor of clerk in the office of
commissioner of Highways.
BY Mr.. Putnam of Aroostook: Re
solve in favor of State House en-
plOyees.
BY Mr.. Bailey of Somerset: Resolve
| in favor Of stenographers TO the re-
cording officers of the Senate and
House
By Mr.. Parkhurst of Penobscot: Re
| solve providing for the payment of
| witnesses, officers, and other expenses
| of the Chapman Trial.
Mr.. Parkhurst Of Penobscot: Mr.
President: Some days ago there was
passed a resolve making an appropria
| ton for the Penobscot tribe of Indians.
| Under that Resolve there is disbursed
| to them the sum which is received by
| the State for rentals of the shores and
their islands. Through clerical error
| the sum, which is different in different
years, was stated at $3,434. The State
| Treasurer has advised the members
| of the committee that the correct sum
| to be returned is $3,332 and the States
| intention is to disburSc the exact sum
| received for shore rentals. ask unan-
| irnua consent To introduce out Of
| order, q resolve which has for its
purpose the correction Of this clerical
| error.
| Thcreupon on motion by the same
| senator Resolve in amendment Of a
| resolve entitled a resolve making an
| appropriation for the Penobscot Tribe
of Indians, passed by the present
| Legislature" took its two several
| readings, under suspension of the
| rules, and was passed to be engrossed.
Passed to Be Enacted.
An Act to provide for the pay and
care of the members of the National
| Guard for disability while in the SER
| vice.
An Act To establish a Board of Edu-
cation in the city of Augusta and to
| provide for a uniform system of schools
| therein.
| An Act to prohibit the issuance and
acceptance Of free transportation by
| State officials over steam and other
railways.
An Act to amend Section A of Chap
| ter Al of the Revised Statutes, relating
to the taking Of smelts.
An Act to extend the close time on
muskrats.
| An Act relating to attendance of Wit
| ncSSeS at court.
An Act relating to locations of street
railroads.
| An Act to incorporate the Goodwin
| Trust Company.
| An Act to regulate the sale and an
| alysis of food and drugs.
| An Act to incorporate the Municipal
| Light and Power Company.
| An Act for the protection of female
| deer in Cumberland county.
| An Act to protect milk dealers and
| consumers against the unlawful use
| and destruction of milk cans and 9TH
| er receptacleS.
! An Act relating to proceedings to de-
termine the title to goods in the pos
| session of common carriers.
| An Act to extend the close season on
| landlocked salmon and trout in Seba-
| go lake in Cumberland county.
| An Act to regulate fishing in Bel
grade stream, sO-called, in the county
of kenncbec.
| An Act to amend Sections Al and As
of Chapter log of the Revised Statutes,
relating to proceedings to quiet title to
| real estate.
| An Act additional to Chapter "a of the