Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

town of Paris.
House Resolve. No. 2@i. in favor of
road from BrownylIe 10 katahdin
Iron Works.
House Resolve, No. 29G in favor OF
the city of Biddcford.
House Resolve, No. 29S. IN favor ol
the town of Island Falls.
House Resolve. No. 299, in FAVOR oi
the town of Island Falls.
House Resolve. No. 800, in favor OF
the town II oxford.
Hodse Resolve. No. "o2, in favor OF
the town OF Woodstock.
House Resolve No. 303, in favor of
the city of Biddeford
House Resolve. No %0i in favor of
repairing highway in town of Green
busll.
House Resolve. NO 31j, in favor Of
the city of Biddeford.
House Resolve No. 3e>. in favor OF
the town of Whitneyvlle.
Holse Resolve, No. 800 in favor OF
repairing certain road in Penobscot
county.
House Resolve, No. 30, in favor of
building a bridge across Moose river.
House Resolve. No. 81. in favor ot
aid in repairing road from The Forks
to Lake Moxie Station.
House Resolve, No. $3.50. in favor Of
Fort William Henry.
House Resolve, No. 331, relating to
Major General @. @. Howard statue
Senate Resolve, No. 136. favor New
Canada Plantation road,
Senate Resolve, No. l@9, favor town
of Addison.
House Resolve No. 349, in favor of
the tcwn of Danforth.
House Resolve, No. 3522, favor OF
roads in Indian township.
House Resolve, No. 36l, favor the
Lake road.
House Resolve. No 291, in favor OF
the Wiscasset bridge.
Passed to Be Enacted.
Ar Act to amend sections eleven,
tWelovc. fourteen. fifteen, sixteen and
seventeen Of chapter l. of the Revised
Statutes. relating to registration Of
physicians and surgeons.
An Act to provide for a department
of labor and industry: to prescribe its
powers and duties; to regulate the en-
tory inspection and to prescribe pen
altes for the violation of this act.
An Act to grant additional powers to
the Luhec Sardine Company.
An Act to amend chapter 2SS of the
private and special laws of 1909. en-
titled An Act for the protection of
dee" in York County"
Orders of the Day.
Mr.. PETERS of Ellsworth-Mr.
whereby the Resolve in favor of the
Waterville Fair was indefinitely post
eonpd. The reason | make that mo-
tion is this. ! believe that it Is only
fair that all propositions of this kind
be treated exactly alike. After today
1t will be contrary to the rules to re-
consider cur motion whereby that re-
solve was Indefinitely postponed. 1t
is proper, as the House has voted, to
postpone to another day the consider
alton of these matters so that We can
examine into their merits. If the
House should decide to pass any of
these resolves granting gratuities l
think, it should pass them all if they
are proper. 1t should make no dis
tinction between the Wateryille Fair
or any other Fair. If We are going to
give the Waterville Fair money We
should give the others, and Vice
versa. For that reason l move to re-
consider the vote whereby the appro-
priation was indefinitely postponed
fer the Waterville Fair. and that it
lie ON the table until next Wednesday.
MIR. PATTANGALL OF Watervillc-
MIR. Speaker, the motion of the gen
tleman from Ellsworth is a very prop
er one undoubtedly. As | recall the
calendar. the so-called Waterville Fair
Resolve went to the Senate The pa
pers are not now in the possession of
the House; they are on the table in
the Senate. l want to say just word
in regard to the matter. | do not
think it makes any very great flnan-
cial difference as to what the House
does in that proceeding, because if the
House has read the resolve it would
have seen that that resolve provided
that new Fair association would be
formed in Watervillc on account OF
certain property changes and that the
new association took the rights of the
Old Fair association, and the resolve
repealed the old act which gives the
Central Maine Fair Association s2500
u year, which still stays on the statute
books. SO if the action of the House
continues, it will result simply in the
old Fair Association. which has no
money. getting $500 a year instead of
the Rev proposition. The House sim
ply voted on resolve that changed
the name Of an association. | had no
question but that the House when it
understood the situation would recon-
slder It's action, and as to the mo-
ton of the gentleman from Ellsworth,
L suppose ii would be necessary in or
der for the motion to have any effect
to have the papers in the possession
of the Houee.
On motion OF Mr.. Dutton of China,
Bill. An Act to amend Chapter of
the Revised Statutes relative to prop
crty OF public municipal corporations
situated outside their corporate limits,
was taken from the table, and on fur
ther motion by the same gentleman it
was referred To the committee on ju-
dic!ar".
On motion Of Mr.. Pattangall OF Wa
terville, Bill, An Act relating to the
packing of sarlineS was taken from