Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-18

by MI. SANFORD OF klttefy-Blll, All
Act TO provide for the preservation of
the records and history of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Department Of
Maine.
Placed on File.
BY Mr.. Martin of CHARACTERIZATION
of J. E. Bartlett and SIS others in favor
of the act making a dog in law as he
is in fact a domestic animal; of Thom-
as A. Randall and SO others of Bruns-
wick for same.
By Mr.. Perkins of Alfrcd-Protcst of
IS members of Lyman Grange against
the removal Of State capital.
BY Mr. Dow of BrOoks-Remon-
STRANGE of Cumberland District Lodge
representing u subordinate lodges and
500 members of the Good Templar Or
ganization against resubmission: OF
Rev. Edwin A. Dinslow and II others
of Montvillc against same.
Reports CT Committees.
Mr.. Smith from the committee on jul
dietary on petition of Frank II. Has
kell and 40 others of Portland praying
that the Constitution be amended to
provide for proper rate of taxation on
W1id ldTuS, IepOIlsu tIiI ehS PSe'N'N-
erS have leave to withdraw.
Mr. Davies from same committee re-
ported fought not to pass on Bill, An
Act to repeal Chapter 1877 or the Prl-
vate and Special Laws of 1903, entl-
tied "An Act to amend the charter Oh
the city of Auburn and to PROVIDE Tor
n hoard of public works and all acts
and parts of acts amendatory thereof.
Mr.. Smith from same committee re-
norted same on Bill. "An Act to insure
the better education of practioners OIL
h9rseshoeing and to regulate the pfac-
lice of horsesnoeing.
Mr.. Dunton from the committee OH
legal affairs on Bill. "An Act to create
y state police force" reported that the
came he referred to the next Leglsla-
ture.
Mr. Stearns from same committee
on Detitions for the passage OF the
ontical bill. recommended by the Maine
Association of Opticians, reported that
the petitions be placed on file.
SINE gentleman from same COM
mittee reported Ought not to pass on
Bill. AN Act to authorize muhicipai
corporations to own. maintain ana OPP
crate plants and works for supplying
water, gas and electricity Tor huii'ci-
al<purposes and uses.
Mr.. Leighton from the committee
on interior waters on Bill, AN Act re-
1atinc to the throwing of sawduSt ana
other waste material into Medomac
river tributaries in Liberty in the
county of Waldo" reported "legisia-
ton thereon inexpedient.'
The reports We're accepted ana sent
to the Senate.
Mr.. Smith from the committee on
the judiciary reported ought to pass
in new draft under same title" on Bill.
IAN Act relating to proceedings to de-
termine the title to goods IN the pos
session of common carriers.
Mr.. Montgomery from same COM
mittec reported Ought to pass" on Bill.
An Act to amend Chapter 81. Section
of the Revised Statutes. relating to
fraudulent evasion of payment of fares
on steam railroads street railroads,
steamboats, and terriers"
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported same on Bill, AN Act to
amend an act Incorporating the city of
| Waterville. and relating to the tenure
OF ONCE OF the liclllDtiS Vi lIIc liit oc-
partment of said city
Mr.. Davies from same committee re-
ported same on Bill, AN Act to amend
Section :. Chapter "a. Revised Sta
tutcs. relating to operation of motor
vehicles"
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported Ought to pass in new
draft under same title" on Bill. "An
| Act to incorporate the Portland Water
! District
Mr.. Johnson from same committee
reported fought to pass" on Bill, AN
Act in addition to Chapter 81 Of the
Revised Statutes relating to waste and
| trcspaSS on real estate"
Same gentleman from same COM
mittec reported same on Bill. AN Act
/ to amend Section of Chapter 60 of
| the Revised Statutes, relating to di-
vorce proceedings"
Same gentleman from same commit
! tee reported ought TO pass in new
draft under same title on Bill, can
Act to amend Sections IA, Is and 10
of Chapter 50 of the Revised Statutes,
relating to the limitations of actions
against executors and administrators
Mr.. Stearns from the committee on
legal affairs on petition of George D.
BiSbee and others of Rumford and
Rumford Falls Village Corporation, for
amendments to the charter Of the
Rumford Falls Village Corporation. re-
| ported Bill, entitled "An Act additional
to Chapter 81 of the Special Laws Of
1895 creating the Rumford Falls Vii
lage Corporation
Mr.. Hadlock from same committee
reported Ought to pass" on Bill. IAN
Act making valid the organization and
records, and confirming the title of the
trustees Of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Old Town and authorizing
their sale of certain real estate"
Mr.. Stafford from the committee on
military affairs on order of the Legis-
lature relating to the old armory in Kit
terry. formerly used by Company B..
Artillery. in the First Division of
Maine Volunteer Militia, reported re-
solve, entitled Resolve relating to title
and sale of gun house in Kittery, York
county, formerly used by Company B