Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-24
On motion by Mr.. HoWeS of SomcI
set, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE,.
Tuesday, Feb. %. 1909.

Tuesday, Feb %, 1909. /
Prayer by Rev Mr.. Colby Of Att
gusta.
Journal Of yesterday read and ar
proved.
Papers from the Senate disposed d
ir concurrence.
Petition of Reuben Kcenc and thre
others Of Cooper for the transfers bl
mileage bill.
Also: Petition of John S Calkins an.
1G others OF West Lubec for same.
Also: Petition of J. r. Weston AM
five others Of Silver Ridge plantatioE
for same.
Also: Petition Of Allen T. Brown an
mine others of Smyrna Mills for SAND
Also Petition of Hector Dudley AM
10 others of Allegash plantation fo
same.
Also: Petition of Eugene Hale ans
eight others of Midway for same
Also: Petition of r. s. Heal and q
others of Lagrange for same.
Also: Petition Of John NJ. Brown anf
"a others of Eagle Lake for same. !
Also: Petition of w. p. Farnham ant
II others of Blanchard for same.
Also: Petition of John Wilcox and i
others of Cary for same.
on motion of Mr.. Hall of Caribou tn,
House n-concurred with tho .SenatI
III it's reference of the foregoing petit
tions to the committee on railroadl
ard expresses. and ordered that thet
be placed on file in non-concurrence.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
An Act relating to special contract
between employers and employees.
An Act to amend Section 40 Of Chap
ter Is of the Revised Statutes relating
to public schools. (Tabled pending
second reading on motion of Mr.. Hal
of Ca,ribou.)
IN Act to amend Sections II. IS, 10
90, 26 and 80 of Chapter 80 Of the Re
vl3ed Statutes relating to the regula.
ton and sale of commercial fertilizers
commercial feeding stuffs and agricull
tural seeds. 80
An Act to regulate fishing for blacl
bass, white perch and smelts in tho
Belgrade lakes, so-called. in the couns
ties of Kennebec and Somerset.
Resolve in favor of Freedom Acad
envy.
Resolve in favor of aid in building &
highway bridge across the East branch
of the penobscot river in the town o.
Midway. Grabbed pending first reading
on motion of Mr. Rounds of Portland. !
Resolve in favor Of Lewis Robbins
of the town Of Waldoboro
The following bills. petitions, etc.
We're presented and referred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Montgomery of Camden: Pc
tition of w. r. Gorham and 90 Others
of W'iscassct for Womans Suffrage.
BY Mr.. Emery of. Sanford: Remon-
STRANGE of Charles F. fMoulton and a.
others against An Act to create the Of
flee of medical examiner.
BY Mr. Grant of F'reeport: Rcmon-
STRANGE of Robert T.. Randall and s.
others of Freeport against any change
in the law relating to foreigners: of l..
T.. Dean and As others gof Freeport
against same.
BY Mr.. Tattangall of Waterville:
Renaissance of Frank Redington and
II others against samet
BY Mr.. Quinn of Millinockct: Re-
monstrance Of IT. r. Bragdon and sc
others against An Act toscrcatc the Of
flee of medical examiner.
BY Mr. Morse of Belfast: Remon-
STRANGE of Charles r. Coombs and 46
others against same.
by Mr.. Patterson Of Scion: Remon-
STRANGE Of e. Kelley and IL others of
Fairfield against abolishing the office
of coroner. "a
BY Mr. Lord of Vassalboro: Remon-
STRANGE of A. +. Hussey and AZ others
of VassalborO against An Act to create
the office Of medical examiner and An
Act to amend Chapter lao of the Re-
vised Statutes relating to the powers
and duties of coroners.E
Legal Affairs.
by Mr.. Marshall of Portland: An Act
to facilitate the Identification of Grim
iEals; An Act to authorize the appoints
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