Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-21

same subject matter and If I am cor
rectiy Informed 1t included some pros
pectlve legislation. The bill which
comes, back from the Senate relates
merely to the machinery Of collecting
delinquent inheritance taxes which
We're assessed prior to 1907; but in as
inuch as the committee on taxation will
haye TINS other hill for consideration
introduced IN the House Yesterday, in
oruer That they may consider the whole
SUBJECT. move that we recede and con-
cur With the Senate in its reference of
this bill to the committee on taxation
Inc motion was agreed to.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Merchants Trust Company, came from
the Senate, that branch non-concurring
with the House in it's reference Of the
bill to the Judiciary committee, and re-
ferrlng it to the committee on banks
and banking.
On motion OF Mr.. Wing of Auburn
The House receded and concurred with
the Senate in its reference.
AN Act to extend the charter of the
waldo Street Railway Company. came
from the Senate, that branch nom
concurring with the House in it's refer
ence of the bill to the committee OF
legal affairs, and referring it to the
commlttae on railroads, telegraphs and
expresses.
On motion Of Mr.. Morse the House
receded and concurred with the Senate
in its reference.
The following petitions, bills, ETC.,
We're presented and referred:
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Kelley of Boothbay: Reinon-
STRANGE of Sumner Orne and 107 others
of Southport against the passage of an
act amending the Private ard Special
Laws of 1908 Incorporating the Squirrel
Island Village Corporation.
By Mr.. Wing of Auburn: An Act to
prohibit expectcration in certain pub
lie places and conveyances.
Legal Affairs.
BY MI Coolidge of Lisbon: An act in
relation to judges of municipal courts
IN cities.
By Mr.. Hall of Caribou: An Act to
regulate the digging up OF the public
streets, ways and highways, In cities
and towns. (Tabled for printing, pend
ing reference on motion of Mr.. HALL
Ky Mr.. Hartman of Meddybemps:
An Act to authorize the town of Roo
blnston to erect and maintain a wharf
into the tide waters of the St Croix
River in the town of Robbinston in the
county of Washington
BY Mr. Coolidge of Lisbon: An Act
to extend the provisions of chapter PAL
of the Private and Special Laws of
1908 entitled "An Act to supply the
| town of Lisbon with pure water.'
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Kavanough of Portland: Pc
tition from Hartland, Maine, in aid
OF Maine Home for F'riendless Boys To-
Gated at Portland, Maine.
by Mr. Chase of Sebec; Petition of
F. o. Ireland of Sebec and 81 others for
Resolve in favor of Maine State Sana-
| forum Association.
| BY Mr. Lord of Vassalboro: Petition
of c. f. Clark of Randolph and SO 9TH
ers for same.
By Mr.. Robbins of Fort Kent: Peti-
ton CT j. a. Laliberte of Fort Kent
and Al others for same.
by Mr.. Porter of Mapleton: Petition
Of Fl. Is. Hallett of Ashland and 2G
others for same.
| By Mr. JOY of Eden. Resolve author
izing temporary loan for the year 1908;
also Resolve authorizing temporary
loan for the year 1910.
| BY Mr.. kavanough of Portland: Re
solve in favor Of the Maine Institution
for the blind.
| Ely Mr.. Porter of Mapleton: Resolve
in favor of the town of Ashland.
| BY MI Campbell of Kingman: Re
solve in favor CT Webster Plantation.
by Mr.. Smith of Biddeford: Resolve
in favor Of Weber Hospital.
BY MIR. Hyde of Bath: Resolve in ia
vor of the Bath Military and Naval Or
plan Asylum
Education.
BY Mr.. Higgins q starls: An Act
Tor the Improvement of free higi
schools.
BY MIR. Pinkham of Lincoln: Resolve
in favor of the Lee Normal Academy.
Railroads and Expresses.
BY Mr. Montgomery of Camden: Pc
tition of Milliken, Tomlinson Co. OF
Portland, wholesale grocers, and 40 otn
or business companies, firms and mer
1
building OF a railroad through the I'M
developed portion of northern Maine
also petition of r. Il. Savage Co.
wholesale grocers, and 81 other bust
ness companies, firms and men of Ban
gor, for same.
BY Mr.. Harrington of South Thorn
aston: An Act extending the authority
of the Rockland, South Thomaston ant
st. George Railway.
BY Mr.. Kelley of Boothbay: An Ac
to extend the time of construction O.
the Boothbay Railroad.
BY Mr. Montgomery of Camden: Al
Act to encourage and aid the building
of a railroad through the undevelopet
portion of northern Maine.
Telephones and TeIesraphs.
by Mr.. Rounds of Portland: An Ac
TO amend section 2, chapter 55. of thu
Revised Statutes, relating to telegraph