Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-23
HOUSE,.
WelnesdaE. Feb.

| IraSer Dy rev. MT. iuTleT VI tidi-
lowell.
journal OF yesterday read and APP
proved.
! Papers from the Senate disposed of
| in concurrence.
| Resolution of the 10Th Legislature
| of the state of Maine making applica-
ltion to the Congress of the United
States to call a convention for the
purpose OF proposing an amendment
to the constitution of the United
States.
| This resolution received a passage
in the House. and comes from the
Senate with Senate Amendment A
Iadopted.
| The House receded from its former
faction in the passage of the resolution
Senate Amendment a was adopted and
lthe resolution received a passage as
lamended in concurrence.
The Senate order that committee
consisting of the President of the Sen
ate and two other senators on the part
of the Senate, with such members as
may be joined on the part of the
House, be appointed to attend the fun
eral of Honorable Amos /. Allen at
Alfred Thursday, Feb. 23. at o'clock
p. NJ, and that the secretary of State
transmit a copy of this order to the
family of the deceased. came from the
Senate that body having appointed as
members of such committee the Presi-
dent of the Senate and Senators Cow
ell and Smith.
| MIR. Goodwin of Biddeford, moved
that a committee of five on the part
of the House be appointed.
The motion was agreed TO-.
| The Speaker appointed as such
members Messrs. Goodwin of Bidde-
ford. Weymouth of Saco. Mitchell of
lKittery. Pike of Cornish and kennard
of Baldwin.
Majority and minority reports of the
committee on legal affairs on bill, An
Act to regulate the practice of Osteo-
| pathy came from the Senate, and on
motion of Mr.. Pattangall of Water
vile both reports were tabled pending
the acceptance of either report, and
specially assigned for tomorrow morn
| ing.
Senate Bills on First Readings.
An Act to provide for increasing the.
capital stock of the Somerset Farmers
cooperative Telephone Company.
Resolve in favor of the documentary
history of Maine.
| Resolve concerning the preservation
of the archives of the State of Maine.
| The following petitions, bills, ETC.,
were presented and referred
| Judiciary.
| BY Mr.. Sleeper of South Berwick
An Act against the danger of the
| transmission of infection by common
drinking cups
| BY Mr. Russell of North Berwick
Petition of Elizabeth B. Lord and 40
others of North Berwick. in favor of
Woman Suffrage.
| Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Davis of Guiltord--An Act
Iconcerning notarics public who are
stockholders, directors. officers or en-
ployes of banks or other corporations.
| Also. An Act TO amend Revised Sta
ItuteS Chapter 81, Section 1. relating
to seals of notary public and validat-
ing their acts
| Also. An Act to punish the making
or use of false statements to obtain
property or credit.
Also. An Act to punish derogatory
lstatements affecting banks.
Also. An Act fixing the liability OF
ID bank to its depositor for payment of
lforged or raised checks. tTabled for
tprinting pending reference on motion
lof Mr.. Strickland of Bangor)
By Mr.. Trim of JSlesboro-An Act
r to prevent extortion in the publication
of legal notices.
Il BY Mr.. Miller of HIartland-Remon-
lot r II ~
r lother citizens of Hartland. against
a granting any private individual or COR
poration charter for supplying Hart
land and vicinity with water or cleo
! tricity.
BY Mr.. Couture of LcWiStun--Pe-
! tition of Olivier Parenteau, Jr., to re-
peal Chapter 151, Private and Special
!, Laws Of 1887, and to substitute in it's
stead an act providing for incorpora-
+, ton of Roman Catholic parishes.
!. Also, petition of Alphonse NORM and
lIO1 others of Biddeford, for same.
; Also, petition of Elise Pichi and SO
/ others of Riddcford. for same.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
5 by Mr. Libby of Oakland-Remon-
STRANGE nf d. NJ. Marshall and 1Os
+ others against allowing ice fishing il
| any part of the Belgrade system o
; lakes, 50 called:
Shore Fisheries.
> BY Mr. Trim of Islesboro-An Act tG
; protect the spawning fish in the water:
e Of Penobscot bay.
g By Mr.. Kelleher of Portland-Re-
:. monstrance of James C. Poole and 35t
j others Of Portland. against any change
in the herring law.
. Orders.
! On motion OF Mr. Packard Of Rock
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