Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-02
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED from Page Five.)

BY Mr. Pattangall of Watowilc--
Petition of Julian Wilder Of Water
vile. for same;
BY Mr.. Williamson of huEusta-Pe-
tItion OF j. \. Anderson of Augusta,
for same.
by Mr. Murphy of Portland-Poti-
ton of G. j. Lowell If Portland. Tor
same;
BY Mr.. Waldron of portland-poti-
ton OF William J.. MacNane Of Port
land, for same:
BY Mr.. Kelleher Of Fortiand-Pcti-
ton of a. Leslie Leighton Of Port
land, for same:
.By Mr. Jordan az Portland Petition
of William Louis Merrill 81 Portland.
for same.
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr. Pattangall of Waterville-
An Act to repeal Chapter 225 of the
Laws of 1902 relating to expenses al
the inspector Of boilers and engines
and their appurienanccs Of steam
boats upon inland waters.
Education.
by Mr.. Porter Of Mapleton-Peti-
ton of c. G. K. Chandler and Is
others of Castle Hill for change In
distribution of mill tax for schools.
BY Mr. Brown Of rehabilitation
of a. T. Powers and u others OF Nor
way, for same.
Br. Mr. Trim Of INSTRUMENTATION.
of a. Stinson and Il others Of Sears
port. for same.
By Mr.. Dow OF STANDARDIZATION
nc T.. ]. Eolburn and 70 others Of Ban
gor, for same.
BY Mr.. Hodekins OF Damariscotta-
Petition of l.. +. Palmer and - others
Of Nobleboro for same.
by Mr.. Woodside of Webster-Peti-
lion Of L. 4. Russell and e others OF
Leeds, for same.
r. Mr. Deering Of Waidobore-peti-
ton Of L. + stain and 90 others Of
Naidoboro for same.
TX Mr.. Porter Of Pembrokc-Peti-
ton Of L. {. SeIWVod and nine others
~ Perry. for same.
BY Mr. Miller OF Naturalization
of William Mclaughlin and - others
Of Harmony for distribution Of STATE
school money according to average at
tendance of pupils
BY Nr. Kelley OF Ro1thhay-Petitinn
81 II. /. Smith and Is others OF Booth
bay Harbor for distribution of State
school funds on basis ~ average at
tendance in school
By Nr. Allen OF Joaesboro-Petiti0nl
Of William Z. Magce and % others OF
Jonesboro. for same
b. Mr. Emerson az Island Fails
Petition Of F. =. Kimball and % other. !
Of Aaewafoc Plantation. for same.
by hr. Allen Of Observation-Disclosures
OF George ". Mawhinney and - 9th, rs
Of JCnesboro for same.
iiy Mr.. Doyle or Millinockct- Peti- !
lion OF Ira ID. Carpenter and Ii offers
Of patten. for same.
Also. Petition Of Z, J. Farnham and
80 others OF Patton. for same
By Mr.. Powers ri Carihou-peti-
ton of Charles +. Ross ann Il Others
Of Caribou, for same. /
Also, Petition of Edgar y. Russ ana
IL others Of Caribou. for same |
BY MIR. Bisbcc Of RumforH-reti-
ton Of i. q. Wadsworth and 3? others
FOR same.
by Mr.. Murphy Of Poriland-.&n Act
Act to amend an act for the cquiliza-
ton Of school privileges. Grabbed Tor
printing pending reference on motion
or M. Murphy Of Pcrtland.)
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr. Morse Of Waterford -Peti-7
ton of T. K. Billings and IS others.
residents OF Bryant Pond and yicin-
itf, asking that a law be enacted
making il unla wfui to take more than
I'VE trout and salmon in an or more
than five black bass from Indian.
Twitcheli. Round. North and South
ponds in Greenwood, and in Bryant
pond in Woodstock. in any on day
during open season.
il Taxation
BY Mr. Allen of Columbia Falls
An. Act to permit local option in tax-
alton.
BY Mr.. Colby of Bingham-An Act
10 amend specification ii of Section
six OF Chapter nine of the Revised
Statutes. relating TO the rebate Of
taxes ~, colleges.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Wheeler from the committee on
legal affairs reported ought not to
pass on Bill, An Act TO amend Chap
ter l53 Of the Special Laws Of 1905,
relating to tic Old Town municipal
ro,;rt. rf
Mr.. Pelleticr from same committee
reported same on Bill, An Act to
amend Section So Chapter 40, of the
Revised Statutes. as amended by
Chapter 257 OF the Public Laws Of
1898, relating to the payment of wages,
Mr.. Perkins from the committee OH
Ielegraphs and telephones reported
same on Bill, An Act removing am
biguity in regard TO incorporating fees
Of telephone companies.
MIR. -Plummer from the committee or
taxation reported same on Bin. An
Act 10 exempt all property of soldiers
of the Civil War where the valuation
does not exceed five hundred dollars
Mr. Clark from the Cumberland
county delegation reported same on
Bill. An Act relating To the ,compensa-
fif,s. of the clerk, deputy and assistant