Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-09

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of public Money, shall be referred to the
committee on appropriations and financial
affairs before final passage, and said
committee shall retain all of said acts,
resolves and orders presented by, for or
in the interests of any state department.
public, quasi-public or private institution
or for the benefit of any individual, until
all said acts, resolves and orders relat-
ing to or In connection with such depart
ment, public, auasi-public or private In
stitution or individual shall have been re-
ferred to said committee. Said commit
tee shall consolidate all said acts, re-
solves and orders relating to depart
n.ent, public, quasi-public or private IN
stitution or individual and report there
on In one act. resolve or order. showing
in one item the entire amount which 1t
recommends the appropriation OF, for de-
paltment. public, uuasi-public or private
institution or individual, and the purposes
for which the various items making up
said total amount are to be used, the
year in which said amounts are TO be ex-
pended and such other information AS
said committee may consider desirable.
The question being, shall the House
recede from its action and concur with
the Senate.
1t vas not agreed to.
Mr.. Hogan of Portland moved that
committee of conference be appointed.
The motion was agreed 10.
The Speaker appointed on the part of
tue House, Messrs. Hogan of Portland,
Percy of Bath and Quimby of Turner.
The following petitions. bills. etc, we're
presented and referred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr. Stetson of LeWiston-Petitloh Oh
e. l.. Welman and l32 others, In favor
of Columbus day.
Nv Mr.. Greenwood of Farmington--An
Act to provide adequate punishment FOR
any person who shall engage or act Ill
the capacity of locomotive engineer or
a train conductor upon any railroad III
the State of Maine.
Nv Mr.. Pattangall of Waterville--Ah
Act relating to evidence In personal IN
jury cases.
By MIR. Williamson of Augusta-An Act
To ameIu AHdplcI I-o Va til' "SA'-
of 1876, AS amended by Chapter +3 of Pub
lie Laws of 1907, relating to the appoint
ment of a state agent for the protection
of children Grabbed for printing pehaihs
reference on motion of Mr.. Williamson
of Augusta
nv Mr.. Russell of North Berwick-An
Act to amend Section of Chapter Il OF
the Revised Statutes. relating to the dis
position OF the dead bodies of paupers'
Legal Affairs.
Nv Mr.. Couture of Lewiston-Petitioh OF
George Poulin and 50 others OF water
vile to repeal Chapter ISL, Private ana
Special Laws of 1881. and to SUBSTITUTE
in it's stead an act providing for moor
noration of Roman Catholic Parishes
Also. Petition of Pierre Loubier ana
81 Others of Waterville for same;
Also. Petition of Isaac Fortier and
11s others of Waterville for same;
Bv Mr.. Pattangall of Waterville-
An Act relating to the compensation
of Justices of the Supreme judicial
Court or Superior Court. (Taeled for
printing pending reference on motion
of Mr.. Peters of Ellsworth.)
Also, An Act relating to the terml-
nation OF contracts for the sale or
transfer of real estate. Grabbed Tor
printing pending reference on motion
of Mr.. Murphy of Portland.)
By Mr.. Greenwood of Pennington
An Act to amend Section So of Chapter
of the Revised Statutes as amended
by Chapter 1876 of the Laws of 1909
relating to the taxation Of collateral
inheritance.
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Shea of Eden--Resolve IN
favor of Otis LIttlef1eld;
Also, Resolve in favor of Harvard c.
Jordan
Telesraphs and Telephones.
BY Mr.. Ames of NorridgeWock-An
Act to amend Section of Chapter Al
of the Revised Statutes. removing
ambiguity in regard to incorporation
fees of telephone companies.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Hastings of Auburn-Re-
monstrance of W. P. Atwood and 90
others against changing the law about
fishing in Taylor pond in Auburn:
Also. Remonstrance of ]. r True
and 30 others against same:
BY Mr.. Russell of North Berw ick-
Remonstrance of L. p. Spinney and
1853 others against the repeal of the
law on the tributary of Ronney Beg
Pond, in North Berwick and Sanford;
BY Mr.. Sleeper of South Berwick
An Act to regulate the hunting OF
mink. sable, fisher, lynx, otter, fox and
raccoon;
BY Mr.. Morse of Waterford-Re-
monstrance of C. L. Bartlett and 80
Others of Stoneham against restriction
on ice fishing IN Upper Stone Pond i'll
Stoneham:
BY Mr.. Ames of Norridgewock-An
Act to legalize game farming and fish
farming in the State Of Maine.
By Mr.. Bisbee of Rumford-Re-
monstrance of Oliver 4. Pcttengill and
,39 others of Rumford against change
in date Of open time on trout and SAL
mon in Rangeley chain of lakes.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr. Gross of CHARACTERIZATION OF
] c. NJ. Gardner and Al others for an
act prohibiting the catching of herring
except by the use of permanent welrs
or traps.
BY Mr.. Hodgman OF Camden-he-