Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-18
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proved.
Papers from the House" disposed Of
in concurrence.
Resolve, for an amendment to the
Constitution relating IL the sale and
manufacture OF intoxicating liquors,
came from the House, by that branch
referred To the Committee on Tenn
peranc" con motion by Mr.. Milliken
Of Aroostook. this Resolve was tabled
for printing pending reference in con-
cnrrcnce)
Resolve in favor Of the AroostOok
Central institute came from the
House. by that branch referred To the
Committee on Appropriations and
Financial Affairs. The Senate con-
curred in the reference.
Subsequently, on motion by Mr.. Mil
liken Of .iroostook. the Senate recon-
Sidered the motion by which this Re-
solve was referred To the Committee
ON Appropriations and Financial At
fairs. and on further motion by the
same Senator the Senate non-con-
cured with the House reference. and
the Resolve was then referred To the
Committee on Education.
Sent down for concurrence.
Petition of Amasa Henderson and
four others, residents of Corinth and
vicinity. in the county Of Penobscot
asking that Little PushaW Pond. in the
town Of Hudson. county Of Penobscot,
be closed to all fishing for three years
came from the House. referred TO the
Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game. On motion by Mr.. Stearns OF
Dntiti,n tabled
printing pending reference.
The following bills, petitions and re-
solves were presented and referred
judiciary.
BY MIR. Edwards OF Androscoggin:
Bill, An Act to authorize the Union
Electric Power Company to increase
it's capital stock and To generate. sell
and supply electricity for lighting and
power purposes in the towns OF
Green and Turner. and the cities OF
Lewiston and Auburn in the county of
Androscoggin. con motion by Mr.
Edwards, tabled for printing pending
referenceD
Also: Bill. An Act to- authorize the
Lewiston Gas Light Company To in
crease it's "a -ital stock and issue
bonds.
BY Mr.. Boynton of Lincoln: Petition
of Bayville Improvement Assoc lation
Ter charter for village corporation, ac-
companied by Bill for chatter for Bay
willie Village Corporation. con motion
by Mr. Boynton, tabled for printing
pending reference.)
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Edwards of Androscoggin:
DEE ~ H.. 90, I'D
Auburn Childrens Home, with petit
ti.,ns for same.
Also: Resolve in favor of st. Mary's
General Hospital in Lewiston. with
statement OF facts.
ON motion by Mr.. Staples OF Knox:
Resolve for an amendment to the Con
stitution by abrogating and annulling
Amendment 3, adopted on the Sth day
OF September. 1854. relating to the sale
and manufacture of Intoxicating
liquors. was taken from the table and
referred To the Committee on Tem-
perancc.
on motion by Mr.. Moulton OF Cum
berland: Bill, An Act tn amend Sec
tons II, T.. n, IL, IL and Il of Chap
ter Il of Tho Revised Statutes relating
To registration of physicians and
Surgeons, was taken from the table
ami on further motion by the same
Senator was referred to the Committee
on judiciary.
Mr.. Staples of Knox, presented. out
Of order. the following Bill
An Act Ia abolish the State Agency
for the sale OF intoxicating liquors. and
moved its reference to the Committee
on Temperance.
TIL motion vas agreed 10 Sent
down for concurrence.
on motion by Mr.. Edwards Of An
droscoggin. il was,
Ordered: That 4 message be sent to
the House Of Representatives. propos-
ing a convention of the two branches
Of the Legislature in the Hall of the
House for the purpose of electing At
torncy Ge.cral.
The message was conveyed by the
secretary of the Senate who subse-
quently reported that he had delivered
the message with which he was
charged.
Mr. WinsloW of Cumberland, pre-
scented the following Bill out of order:
An Act to amend the charter of the
Songo Improvement Company.
Mr. WINSLOW Of Cumberland: Mr..
President: This is Ii matter that was
thrcshed out four years ago on bench
mark and this is a substitute for that
Bill move 1t be referred To the
Committee on Interior Waters.
on motion by Mr. Donigan of Som
erset the Bill was tabled for printing
pending reference.
The following message was received
from the House transmitted through
its clerk:
Mr. President: | am directed to
make known to this honorable body
that the House of Representative
concurs in the proposition of the Sen
ate for the holding OF a joint conven-
ton in the Representatives Hall
forthwith, for the purpose of electing
an Attorney General.
Finally Passed.
Resolve authorizing the state Treas
urer to make temporary loan for
the year 1911.
(This resolve being an emergency
requiring a two-thirds vote
OF al! the members of the Senate for