Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-15
Papers from the Senate disposed o
in concurrence.
Senate Bills on First READING.

and of Chapter II of the Public Laws
of 1905, relating to veterinary sur
geons.
An Act to incorporate the Penobscot
Electric Power and Telephone Com
pany, came from the Senate amended
by Senate amendment "A"
The amendment was adopted and the
bill was then passed to be engrossed
as amended.
The following petitions. bills, etc,
We're presented and referred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Tolman of DECENTRALIZATION
of Mrs. George c. Frye of Portland,
Me, and 10l others for bill to regulate
the practice of osteopathy in the State
of Maine: of George II. futile of Port
land and 145 others for same
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Crosby Of Albion-Resolve in
favor of W. G. Fuller.
BY Mr.. Dunton of Belfast-Resolve
IN favor of benjamin +. ColoOrd.
Railroads and Expresses.
BY EIr. Hall of Dover-Bill, An Act
to amend Section s of Chapter il of
the Revised Statutes, relating to rail-
road maps.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
BY Mr.. Mullen of Bangor-Bin. An
Act limiting the liability to be incur
red by stock, accident and health in
Surance companies.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr. Hawkes. of Windham-Peti-
ton of Eugene Allen and 10 others
asking for a law allowing ice fishing
in Little Sebago lake and Il close time
from April l to June l in same.
by Mr.. Millken of Island Falls-Re-
monStrauCc of Dallas c. Gliddcn and
los others Of Sherman against the
proposed law prohibiting the carrying
of firearms on the wild hands of the
State in close time.
State Roads and State Lands.
BY Mr.. IaRree of Cambridge-Peti
ton of Lewis Fish and 46 others of
Hartland for Sargent State road bill;
of +. y. Berry ana y others of Bridg-
ton for same; of William n. Gray and
81 others of Brookvile for same; of
l.. l.. Brown and 20 others of North
Bradford for same.
Taxation.
By Mr. LaBree of Cambrdge-Peti-
ton of f. A. Webber and 45 others
of Hartland for school mill tax; of
w. y. Gray and 81 others of Brooks
Vile; of L. G. Gray and - others of
Bridgton; of l.. b. Osgood and 81
hers n North Iyr1IfarJ g.,
BY Mr. Stearns Of STANDARDIZATION
Of II. p. Jones ana SO others Of Nor
way in favor of bill making a dog a
domestic animal.
BY Mr.. Jacobs Of ADMINISTRATION
of c. Boardman Berry ana % others
Of Emdcn in favor of referendum: of
f. NJ. Berry and 10 others of Concord;
of NJ. II. Andrews and 43 others of
Scion for same
BY Mr.. LaBree Of Cambridge-Pe-
tition of Joseph S. Durham and "a
others Of Bridgton; of William n.
Gray and 80 others of Brooksville; of
S. NJ. Davis and As others of Hart
land; Of W. r. Foley and IS others of
North Bradford for same.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Davies from the Committee on
The Judiciary reported Ought not to
pass" on Bill AN Act to regulate the
practice Of osteopathy and to create
l Board of Registration for the reg
ulation of the same"
Mr.. Goodwin from same Committee
On Bill AN Act to provide for the
ndeterminate sentence" reported that
the same be referred to the next Leg
stature.
Same gentleman from same Com
nittee reported ought not TO pass" on
Bill AN Act to amend Section 4 of
Chapter of the Revised Statutes, re-
atinS to town meetings"
Mr.. Smith from same Committee re-
ported same on Bill An Act to amend
sections and 10 of Chapter 80 of the
wrongful acts"
Same gentleman from same Com.
nittcc reported same on Bill IAN Act
to amend Section of Chapter 142 of
the Revised Statutes, relating to
-erm of commitment to houses of cor
rection"
Mr.. Waldron from same Committee
same on Bill An Act to fix
the time of payment of salaries of
officers
Same gentleman from same Com
nittee on Bill AN Act relating to the
limitation of the word prescription:
that the same be referred to
the next Legislature
Mr.. Stearns from the Committee on
Legal Affairs on Bill AN Act to reg
ulate the scale Of logs on the Penob-
scot River" reported that the same
De referred to the next Legislature.
Same gentleman from same Com
mittee on. petition of Francis ID. Mar
tin and 33 others for the passage of
the Portland Ferry bills. reported that
the same be placed on file.
Mr.. Hadlock from same Committee
Ought not to pass" on Bill
AN Act giving respondents in crm-
nal cases the right to the final closing
argument
Same gentleman from same Com
mittec reported same on Bill IAN Act
to amend Chapter ST of the Revised
Statutes. relating to attorneys at law"
Mr. Hall from the Committee on
Railroads and Expresses reported
Ought not to pass" on Bill "An Act
regulating the fares on steamboat