Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-11

in regard TO q State Board of Educa-
ton
Resolve in favor of the Maine In
sane hospital for greenhouse. wharf
coal pocket, commanders house, and
residences on arsenal grounds.
| Resolve in favor of road in F,llots-
Vile
| Resolve for the publication of certain
| documents by the State historian
Resolve in favor of Fred A. Houd-
| lette and Son, incorporated, of Boston.
Resolve in favor Of the Madawaska
| Training School
Resolve in favor of E. L. Philoon,
| chairman Of joint special committee
appointed by the 73d Legislature.
Resolve in favor OF the president and
| trustees of Bates College.
Resolve in favor of Daniel r. Palmer
| OF Buckficld.
Resolve in favor of Eliza A. GctchoIl
| of Winslow
Resolve for repairs of highway in
Upton, Magalloway Plantation, and
Township &C" in the county of Oxford
Resolve in favor Of the ArooStool
State Normal School.
Resolve in favor Of the Pennington
State Normal School
Resolve in favor OF the Maine Insane
hospital. for additional compensation
for certain officers.
! Resolve in favor of investigation Of
Industrial Education.
Resolve in favor Of the town of
Mount Chase in Pcnobscot county
Resolve in favor of the Maine State
prison.
Resolve in favor of the Chase Island
| hospital.
Resolve in favor of a fish hatchery in
Washington county.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Insane
| hospital, for support of criminal insane
Resolve in favor OF the Eastern
| Maine Insane hospital, for purchase Of
| additional land
Resolve in favor of the Eastern
| Maine Insane hospital. for concrete
walk, grading. painting, furnishings,
| completion of contracts on barn, tuber-
| cular hospital and wing -.
Protection of Trees and Shrubs.
The following bill, having the cmCr-
| gcncy clause. came ny ON its passage
| to be enacted: An Act to appropriate
| moneys for the protection of trees and
| shrubs from the Introduction and ray
ages of dangerous insects and disease.
A division was had, and pending the
| announcement of the vote by the Char
Mr. Rounds of Portland moved that
the yeas ana nays be ordered.
| The motion was agreed to.
| Mr. Weld of Old Town moved that
the bill lie on the table for further con-
| sideration.
Mr. BEYER of Portland: Mr.. Speak
or, spring is rapidly approaching when
these insects will hatch out of their
nests and there will be thousands of
brown-tailcd moths and gypsy moths.
This appropriation must pass this Leg
| islaturc, it seems to me, because we
will have great trouble on our hands
| if it does not. This appropriation
should be passed at once so we can
| get these pests out of the way before
| spring comes; it will be too late in an
other month; and l hope that this bill
will go through without further Ques-
| ton.
| Mr.. PATTANGALL of Waterville: l
would like to inquire OF the gentleman
if he regards the appropriation tor
1910 as being something which ought
to be Immediately available.
| Mr.. Beyer: 1t simply makes the law
take effect Immediately. | don't thnk
| the emergency clause would change the
appropriation for 1910.
Mr.. MONTGOMERY of Camden: L
see that this bill calls for $500 annu-
ally.
AIR. MARSHALL of Portland: MI
Sneaker. 7 hope that the motion to lay
-y.1x-s - II
necessary for us to get out nollces'
have them printed. and all those thihss
take time aud all those things are pro
yi6ed for in the bill. l hope the Dill
will receive its passage without ue'as
Tie question being on the motioh u
Law the bill on the table
The motion was lost.
Mr. ROUNDS of Portland: Mr.
Sneaker. I have studied consioerapis
an tbis measure when the bill was ne.
fora, ns In Portland they are trouoleo
very much by these brow-talieu iiio'h'
ard 7 think generally in the sou..'eii
n,rt of The state. If you let TINS thihs
90 on 1t will only be few years peic,
tho whole state will be troubled VIII
those nests. In three weeks rom nov
+1,,sa browu-tailed moths Will De lily
;nr all round in York and Cuhlpei lai''
counties. AS I understand 1t the uov
o,.,,,r thoupht the amount asked ~