Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-06


ITO others for favorable consideration
of bill to regulate the practice Of oste-
opathy in the State Of Maine.
BY Mr. Tolman of DECENTRALIZATION
Of Ethel NJ. Parkman Of Portland and
10 others for same; of Katherine Jar
rett of Portland and III others for
same; of A. H. Small of Portland and
"A others for same; of NJ. E. Williams
of Portland and 80 others for same; of
D. Wendan Coburn of Portland and 40
others for same.
BY Mr. Sprague of Drew-Petition of
Leonard D. Degrasse and 81 others Of
Drew and Reed Plantation for Initia-
tive and Referendum.
Ev Mr.. Clark of Hollis-Petition Of
lJ. w. Rankins and II others of Buxton
for same.
BY Mr.. Hubbard of Precipitation
of w. J. Johnson and II others Of Per-
ry: of John T. Clark and IS others of
Perry; of e. l.. Brown and 65 others Of
Pembroke, for same.
Ey Mr.. Lowe of Emancipation of
&c. r. Babb and "a others of East Liv-
ermore; of Norris Z. Bray and four
others of Auburn; of c. w. Benson and
AZ others of Durham; of Elmer E. Mil
Ter and 81 others, for same.
nv Mr.. Tol.nan of DECENTRALIZATION
OF Portland Board of Trade against
creating an additional board of harbor
commissioners for Portland harbor; re-
monstrance of Zenas Thompson and %
others of the Portland Board of Trade
against same.
Legal Affairs.
Fv Mr.. Weld of Old Town-Bill, An
Act to amend Section of Chapter lib
Revised Statutes, to provide for the re-
carding of assignments of wages.
By Mr.. Stearns of Norway-Bill, An
Act to secure the preservation Of and
make public the early records of towns
and plantations.
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
Rv Mr.. Stuart of Belgrade-Resolve
in favor of E. J. Crosby.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
py Mr.. Hibbard of Perry-Remon-
strancc of George B. Berry and 10 9TH
ers of Alexander against any change
in the existing laws relating TO fire in
surance: of Anse! w. Fisher and four
others of Charlotte against same
Interior Waters.
Hy Mr.. Stearns of Norway-Bill. An
Act to provide for an investigation IN
TO the comparative resources. utilities
and yaIues CT the inland waters OF
Maine.
Public Buildings and Grounds.
"Reminiscences against the removal
Of the state capital were presented as
follows:
BY Mr.. Lynch of WashinstoA--o1
George L. Libby and 1o5 others OF war
rem.
BY Mr.. Stearns of Norway-Of Lew
ellyn Keene and ~ others CT HEBRON.
By Mr.. Stuart Of BclSrade--Of W. T.
Morrill, and II others of Wayne.
By Mr.. Young of Hiram-OE - W.
Burbank and IS others OF Porter.
I,v. Mr.. Reynolds Of 'Winslow-Of +.
w. Hatch and 16 others of Clinton; OF
u. c. Libby and IS others of UNITY.
BY Mr.. Stuart of Belgrade-Of Frank
Bowman and il others Of Sidney
/ Rv Mr.. Skidrnorc OF Liberty--Of NJ. e.
Norton and So others.
nv Mr.. Stuart of Relgrade-Of Wiles-
ton Jennings and seven others OF
Wayne.
Ry Mr.. Baldwin Of Eoothbay Halbo
OF Byron Giles and "a others.
BY Mr.. Hathorn OF Detroit-Of Y. c.
Holt and 81 others of Palmyra.
Hy Mr.. Noyes OF Augusta-Of L. +.
Fewctt and IS others of Augusta.
Placed on File.
BY Mr.. Mullen of Disqualification
offered hy Mary Burr AIKEN, lecturer of
Prrobscot Pomona, including 80 subor-
| nj .,.J1
membership, in favor of continuing the
&. A. degree in the University Of Maine.
BY Mr.. Perkins Of Kennebunkport--
Remonstrance of F. l.. Robertson and
n others of kennebunkport against re-
submission.
Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Milliken of Island
Falls,
Ordered, The Senate concurring. that
when the House and Senate adjourn it
be to meet at 9 o'clock the following
forenoon until otherwise ordered.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Davies from the committee on jul
dietary, reported leave to withdraw on
petition praying that Chapter III, See
ton 5, Page 90I, lines 16 to IS inclusive.
> be so amended that it shall include the
words reasonable team hire
Mr.. Smith from same committee. on
, Bill, An Act to amend Section 81 of
Chapter 20 of the Revised Statutes, re-
ported ought not to pass
MIR. Johnson from same committee,
on Bill, An Act to amend Section 5 of
Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes re-
latng to bowling alleys and billiard
rooms reported ought not to pass.
Mr.. Dyer from the committee on le-
, gal affairs, on petition in favor Of inn
proving the storage at the Rangeley
lakes as asked for by the Union Water
| Power COmpany reported that the