Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-02
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from Page Two.)

| -'AA' AAiA VI ItclllOH-
STRANGE of V. S. Coffin and 50 others
lasainst same.
BY Mr. Thomas. of Rowland: Re-
moiistrance' of H., g Hooper and So
Iothers against same.
BY Mr.. Cobb of Gardiner: Remon-
lstrance of Frank H. Jones of South
China and &c others against same.
By Mr.. Perkins of Kennebunkport:
Remonstrance of Henry II. Hamilton
land - others Of York against same.
BY Mr.. Dow of Brooks: Remon-
lstrance Of John H. Stacy and Is others
of Phippsburg against same: of G. F.
Ronillard, and "a iothers against same.
BY Mr.. Cobb. of Gardiner: Remon-
STRANGE of H. E. Names and 6S others
of Oakland against same.
BY Mr.. Lord Of Parsonsfield: Re-
monstrance of Dominicus Kicker and
SO others of Parsonsfield and Newfield
against same
By Mr.. Davies of Yarmouth: Re-
Imcnstrance of j. c. Mitchell and Sc
others Of Freeport against same.
| BY Mr.. Dow of Brooks: Remon-
STRANGE of Rev. VIM. w. Hackett, ID.
D., and 80 others of Damariscotta: of
j. l.. Clifford and others of New
castle; of Henry G. Clark and IA others
of Pcrham against same.
L. BY Mr.. WaldrOn of Portland: Re-
monstrance of Rev. Howard Nude and
Il others against same
| BY Mr.. StearnS of Norway: Re-
monstrance of Ladies' Circle of First
Congregational church of Norway
against same.
BY Mr.. Montgomery of Camden:
Petition of the Monday Club and the
Shakespeare Club. composed of ladies
of Camden for passage of act relating
to employment of minors in manufac-
turing and mechanical establishments.
BY Mr.. Baldwin of Boothbay Har-
Dor: Petition of Monday Club of
Boothbay Harbor for an amendment to
law regarding child labor.
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr. Hall of Dover: Bill, An Act
to provide for the transportation OF
members of the Legislature and others
officers. agents, or employees of the
State of Maine.
Placed on File.
BY HIr. Tolman of Portland-ResOlve
of the official board Of Chestnut street
Methodist Episcopal church of Port
land in favor of the Maine Institution
for the Blind.
Orders.
On motion Of Mr.. Hall Of Dover
, Ordered, The Senate concuring. that
the committee on insane hospitals be
Instructed to inquire into the matter of
properly caring for the tubarcular III
sane in our asylums, and report by bill
| or otherwise.
| on motion of Mr.. Kendall Of Bow
dGinham the rules We're suspended and
that gentleman presented the following
| order:
Ordered. That the public printer be
instructed to furnish 200 copies of the
rlan OF the floor of this House, on the
margin of which the names of its
= mem bors shall be printed, alphabetical
~ arranged. with the number of seat
Q Of each member indicated opposite his
J name. for the greater convenience OF
4 this House.
The order received a passage.
on motion Of Mr.. Montgomery of
Camden the rules were suspended and
that gentleman presented the following
order and moved its passage:
q Ordered, That the use OF the hall of
!" the House of Representatives be grant
"a to the judiciary committee on Tues
= day afternoon. Feb. S, and Thursday
4 afternoon, Feb.
Mr. GLEASON of MEXICO: The cd
rcationaI committee have already pre-
scented a request for the use of the hall
on Feb for Il hearing relating to the
University Of Maine.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY: If l under
stand it.. this order is ahead Of any
thing in that direction; there has been
no order introduced for the use of the
II hall en- Feb by the committee on ed
ucation.
Mr.. GLEASON: That matter has
been in charge Of the chairman of the
committee on education, Senator
Stcarns, and | presume that proper
steps have been taken to secure the use
/ OF the hall for that afternoon.
III Mr.. DAVIES Cf Yarmouth: My ;ln-
Outstanding of this matter IS that an
= ordc. was put in sometime ago refer
ring SUCH matters to the superintend-
ent Of the building, and a request was
made llnon him for the use of this hall
Nv the committee on education On the
afternoon of Feb. and that request
5 was granted.
q q The question being OH the motion to
Z give the order q passage,
d The motion was lost
IL Reports of Committees.
.: Mr.. Hall from the committee on IN
" sane hospitals to which was referred
:. p.titjons that insane paupers commit
u ted to the insane hospitals be support
!. cd by the state, reported that the pc
U; tiiions be referred to the committee or
&c legal affairs.
= Mr.. Young from the committee or
! railroads and expresses, on bill tc
= amend Section 80 of Chapter 40 Of the
Revised Statutes relating to the en-
Irloyment of minors, reported ought t'
pass.
aIr. Hubbard from the committee or
shore fisheries. on petitions for al
a,aeninent to Section % of Chapter II
IF the Public Laws of 1905. whereby
fishermen may be permitted to us'
l,nrehes or l,.rl,.i, ial light for fur1os'
If catchin, ferryng for bait only, ;,ls'
for On amendment to the Public Law
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