Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-22
Passed To Be Engrossed.

Passed To Be Enerossed.
To amend charter of the city OF Old
Town and provide for Il referendum of
the legal voters of the city of Old Town.
Relating to contagious diseases among
cattle.
To prohibit gas companies in the cities
of Bangor and Brewer from charging
meter rents.
Relating to taxation Of express com
panes.
Relating to taxation of telephone and
telegraph companies
Relating TO coroner's nquests and ap-
pointment of medical examiners.
Providing for a special equity juvenile
court (Tabled pending third reading on
motion of Mr.. Rounds of PortlandD
Bill creating the Maine Forestry Dis
trict.
Bill to incorporate the Pennington
Falls Water Company.
Bill relating to the assessment and col
lection of taxes on lands in places not in
corporated.
Bill relating to collection of state,
county end district taxes.
Bill relating TO portable and movable
Grabbed on motion of Mr.. Robbins of
Fort Kent and assigned for Tuesday,
Bill in relation to equity procedure.
Bill to incorporate the Suburban WateE
District of Pennington, Maine
Resolve in favor of committee on bills
in third reading for clerical assistance.
Resolve in favor of the University Of
Maine.
Resolve in favor of Herbert T.. kimball.
Resolve for the maintenance Of state
bridges located in the city of Old Town
and the town of Milford.
Resolve in favor of the secretary of
State.
Resolve in favor of F. TT. Hoar.
Bill prohibiting the hunting of sea
birds with gasoline, steam or naphtha
boats.
Resolve in favor of the Western State
Normal school.
Resolve in favor of town of Smyrna.
on motion of Mr. Pattaneall Of Water
vile the vote was reconsidered whereby
resolve in favor of Herbert l.. Kimball
was passed to he engrossed. and on fur
Their motion by Mr.. Pattangall the re-
solve was tabled and assigned for Tues
day of next week.
On motion of Mr. Boswell of Stetson
the vote was reconsidercd whereby bill,
Ar Act relating to the employment of
minors in manufacturing or mechanical
establishments in this State. was given
its third reading. and on further motion
by Mr. Boswell the bill was tabled.
Passed To Be Enacted.
Mr. Rounds of Portland moved that the
passage of the bills to be enacted and of
the resolves to be finally passed. be de-
ferred until after the orders of the day.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will with
hold them until Monday if that will be
satisfactory.
Mr.. ROUNDS: That will be satisfactory.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will with
hold these bills on their passage TO be
enacted and these resolves on their final
passage until Monday next.
Orders of the Day.
On motion Of Mr.. IIerscy of IIoulton
House Doc. No. Gel. An Act to enlarge
the powers and duties of the railroad
commissioners, was taken from the ia
BILE.
Mr. IIersey offered an amendment by.
striking out all after the enactinS clause
and inserting Il bill in new draft. and on
further motion by Mr.. Hersey the amend
ment was tabled for printing.
Unfinished business: Majority and mi
nority reports of the committee on legal
affairs to which was referred bill to au-
thCriZc cities and towns TO permit the
use of lunch wagons on public ways, ma
inc To, nj mi
nority reporting Ought not to pass"
The pending question being the motion
of Mr.. Pike of PASSPORT to reconsider