Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-25

second reading under suspension OF the
rules and was passed to be engrossed.)
An Act to amend chapter 1879 of the
Laws of 1907, prohibiting publications
relating to patent or other medicines in
language of immoral tendency, or of
ambiguous character, and protecting
the public against the dangers from
the jndiscriminate distribution of
samples of medicine. con motion by
Mr.. Smith of York, under suspension
of the rules, this bill took its second
reading and was passed to be en-
grOsseU.
Reports of Committees.
Mr. Warren, for the committee on
banks and banking, on bill IAN Act
to regulate the rate Of dividends and
interest on savings deposits" reported
legislation thereon inexpedient.
Mr.. Gowell, for the committee on
legal affairs, on bill IAN Act to pro-
vide Tor the purchase of supplies by
the State by a system of competitive
bids" reported legislation ineXpedient
(On motion by Mr.. Milliken of Aroos-
took, this report and accompanying bill
were laid on the table,.
Mr.. Hamilton, for the committee on
legal affairs, on bill IAN Act to amend
Section &c of Chapter 81 of the Revised
Statutes of the State of Maine, relat
ing to admission to the bar" reported
that the same ought not to pass
Mr.. Staples, for the same commit
tee, on bill 'An Act in regard to the
arrest of women" reported same cught
not to pass.
M fnr he ttn,
I.ega; Affairs on Bill AN Act to amend
Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to apothecaries and the sale of
poisons," which recommitted to the
Committee submitted same in new draft
under same title, and that it ought to
pass.
Mr.. Osgood, for the Committee on
Appropriations and Financial Affairs,
| on Resolve in favor of the clerk,
stenographer and messenger of the Ju-
dietary Committee reported same
ought to pass. ION motion by Mr..
| Hastings of Oxford, under suspension
| Of the rules. this resolve took it's two
several readings, without printing, and
| was passed to be engrossed.)
| Mr.. Irving, for the same Committee,
| on "Resolve in favor of the Committed
| on bills in second reading, for clerical
| assistance" reported same ought to
| pass. (On motion by Mr.. Irving OF
Aroostook: under suspension of the
| rules this resolve took it's two severa'
readings without being printed, and
was passed TO be engrossed.)
| Mr.. Osgood for the same Committee
on Resolve in favor of M. H. Hodg-
don clerk, steographer and messenger
| to the Committee on Inland Fisheries
and Came" reported same ought to
pass. con motion by Mr.. Osgood OF
Androscoggin, under suspension of the
rules, this resolve took it's two several
readings, without being printed, and
was passed to be engrossed)
| Mr.. Irving, for the same Committee
on Resolve in favor of the Senate
| Postmaster" reported same in new
draft under same title and that it ought
| to pass. con motion by Mr. Milliken
| of Aroostook, under suspension of tht
Jules, this resolve, without being print
| co, took its two several readings anJ
%as passed to be cnsrossed)
| Mr.. Osgood for the same Committee
| on "Resolve in favor of Clerk to the
joint special Committee on Salaries and
| Fees reported that same ought tc
pass. con motion by Mr.. Osgood OF
Androscoggin, under suspension of the
rules, this resolve, without being print
| ed, took its two several readings and
| was passed to be engrossed)
| Mr.. Eaton, for the same Committee
on Resolve providing for the payment
| Of claims, accounts and demands
| against the State approved prior to
January I. 1909, and remaining unpaid
| by reason of insufficient appropria-
tionS," reported same in new draft un-
der same title, and that it ought tC
pass.
Mr.. Minott, for the Committee or
Temperance, on Bill, AN Act to amend
Section 38 of Chapter 90 of the Revised
Statutes relating to persons travelling
from place to place and carrying intoX-
| icating liquors." reported same ought
| to pass.
Mr.. Walker for the Committee on
Salaries and Fees, on Bill IAN Act in
relation to the collection of trees by
State officials and the payment of same
by the state Treasurer" which was
| recommitted to the Committee, report
ed same ought to pass.
Mr.. LoOneE for the Committee on Jul
| dietary, on Bill, IAN act to provide for
competitive bids and the award of
State contracts fer the construction and
repair Of buildings and bridges" re-
ported same ought to pass. Con motion
| by Mr.. Macomber of Kennebcc, this
bill and accompanying report were ia
bled)
Mr.. Baxter, for the Committee on Ju-
| dietary on bill An Act amending the
| charter of the Maine Msslt nary Socie-
| ty," reported same ought TO pass
Mr.. Howes. for the Committee on Lii
| hrary. on Report OF the State Libra :
Tan." reported that same be placed on
| file
The foregoing reports We're accepted
and kills and resolves reported Ought
| to pass" except such as were passed t.,
he enGrossed under suspension of the
! rules. We're tabled for printing Under
the joint rules.
Passed To Be Enacted.
| An Act to incorporate the Brewer
Water Company
An Act to amend Section 50 of Chap
ter four of the Revised Statutes relat-
| ing to taking land for certain munich