Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-03

An Act relating to the assessment of
the county taxes in the several coun-
ties for the year 1909, containing an
emergency clause, came UP on its pas
sage TO be enacted.
ON motion of Mr.. Burleigh of Angus
ia the yeas and nays We're ordered.
YEA:-Addton, Allen of Jonesboro AL
len Of Richmond. Andrews, Bartlett of
mis-, Beyer, Bigelow, Bigney, Bisbee,
Blake, Blanchard, Bogue, Bourassa, Bow
ley, Bradford Bragdon. Burleigh, Burse
Of Pittstield. Russell, Boswell, Campbell
Chase OF Sebec. Colby, Cole. Corners,
Cook. Cousins. Davies, Donnell. Duncan,
Dunn, Edwards Farnham, Fortier. Frost,
Gilbert, Grant, Hanson, Hartman. Har-
rington. Harris. Havey, Hersey, Higgins,
Hill, Hines. Hodskns of Damariscotta.
Hodskins of Temple, Holt. Hyde. Jones,
Jordan, kavanough, Kelley, Lambert.
McLain, Miller. Millett. Montgomery,
Morse Moulton, Nelson. Nickerson Orff,
Packard. Pattangall. Patten. Patterson,
Paul. Pelletier. Peters, Pike. Pinkhan,
Porter, Presley. Putnam, Quinn. Redlon.
Richardson, Ross, Rounds, Sanborn, Saw
Yer. Smith of Andover Smith of Berwick
Smith of Bddeford Snow of Brunswick.
Spear OF South Portland, Stackpole, Stet
son. Slower, Strickland. Thompson, Thur
Weld, Whtehouse Whitney, Wing of Au-
burn. Wing of Kingteld-1l2
ABsENT:-B of Eddngton,
Charles, Chase of York, Clark. Coolidge,
Couture Cummings, Day. Doble Dorr
Drake. Dufour, Emery, Ferguson. Hall,
Hamlin. Hannaford. Harmon. Hussey,
JOY. Lombard, Mace. MERCER, Merrifield,
Merrill OF Bluehll. Merrill of Durham,
Moore, Perry, Robbins. Sisby, Sleeper,
Snow of Scarboro: Spear OF Warren,
S1anley w vnfke Of W Wayney white Of Co.
SO the bill was passed to be enacted
it having received the votes of two
thirds of all the members elected to the
House.
An Act to correct an error in q re-
solve granting the county taxes for
the years 1909 and 1910, containing an
emergency clause. came up on its pass
age to be enacted.
a division was had and 1G5 voted in
the affirmative and none in the mega
tive.
SO the bill was passed to be enacted
it having received the affirmative votes
of two-thirdS of the members elected
to the House
Passed to be Enacted.
An Act relating to the choice of as
SCISSORS in towns.
An Act to amend Chapter II of the
Revised Statutes in relation to educa-
ton.
An Act to incorporate the Cherryfield
and Beddington Telephone Co.
An Act to permit certain plantations
roads and bridges
Az, A,.t 10, 1Tr I,a,
ter of the Revised Statutes relating
to the right to take land for parks,
squares and public libraries.
An Act to prohibit trout fishing in
Cooling brook, so-called, and it's tribu-
taries in the towns of Lebanon and
Acton in York county.
An Act to prohibit trout fishing in
Bog brook and it's tributaries in the
town of Lebanon in York county
An Act amendatory of Chapter II
of the Revised Statutes relating to the
practice of medicine, surgery and
dentistry.
An Act to amend the charter of the
Augusta Water District.
An Act to amend Section 81 of Chap
ter 10 of the Revised Statutes relating
to the appointment of auditors, sur
veyors and referees in vacation.
An Act to establish a standard unit
of measure and standard size of can
regulate the sanitary conditions under
for the sale of milk and cream and to
which milk and cream shall be handled
Finally Passed.
Resolve, in favor of the clerk and
Stenographer to the committee on In
sane hospitals and School for Feeble
Minded.
Resolve. in favor of the clerk and
stenographer and messenger to the
committee on appropriations and fl
nancial affairs.
Resolve, for the appointment of dele
gates to the conferences Of the Inter-
national Tax Association.
Resolve. to amend Chapter 1874 of
the Resolves of 1893 as amended by
Chapter 80 of the Resolves of 1905 re-
lating TO industrial exhibits of the
Maine State Agricultural Society.
Resolve. in favor Of the clerk to the
on claims
Resolve, in favor of John Good of
Benedicta, Me.
Resolve, in favor of Eddie McCor-
mack of South Bancroft, Me.
An Act to make uniform the standard
relating to the percentage of alcohol
i'll Intoxicating liquors, came up on its
passage to be enacted
Mr.. Rounds of Portland moved that
this bill be Indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Allen of Jonesboro called for Il
division.
A division was had and 3S voted in the
affirmative and AZ in the negative.
So the motion was lost
The bill was then passed to be enacted.
An Act additional to Chapter 1873 of
the Public Laws of 1909. relating to the
Maine Forestry District, containing an
emergency clause. came up on its pass
age to be enacted.
a division was had and 103 voted in the
affirmative and none in the negative.
So the bill was passed to be enacted.
having received the votes of tWo-thirds
of all the members elected to the House.
An Act to amend Section IS of Chapter
SIS Of the Revised Statutes, relating to
trustee process, which was indefinitely
postponed in the House, came from the
Senate, that branch insisting and asking
for committee of conference.
Mr.. Burleigh of Augusta moved that