Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-25
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SENATE e.
Friday. February Il, 1911.

approved.
Papers from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
Bill, An Act to auuthoriZe the mayor
of the city of Portland to appoint
commissioners of cemeteries and
grounds, to be engrossed by this body,
came from the Hosse, recommitted to
the Committee on Legal Affairs.
On motion by Mr.. Milliken Of
.ArooStook, the vote whereby the bill
was passed to be engrossed was re-
considered. Upon further motion by
the same Senator. the bill was re-
committed to the Committee on Legal
Affairs in concurrence.
House Bills in the First Reading.
An Act maintaining guideposts at
crossings of ways
An Act to amend Sections 49 and II
OF Chapter 3 of the Revised Statutes.
An Act to incorporate the Cold
Stream Dam and Improvement Com
pany. -9
An Act to incorporate the Westield
Water Company.
An Act to provide for increasing the
capital stock OF the Somerset Farm
ers' Cooperative Telephone Company.
An Act relating to fees OF witness
An Act requiring proprietors, man
ayers and persons having charge Of
establishments or places where wo-
men or girls are employed. TO permit
the use Of chairs. stools or other con-
trivanees for the seating of such en-
ployes. for rest when not actively en-
gagged in duties Inconsistent with such
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for the violation thereof.
An Act to Incorporate the town Of
Merrill.
An Act to amend Section 81 of
Chapter 4 Of the Revised Statutes. re-
lating to ward lines.
An Act relating to Mt. Desert Tran
sit Company.
An Act to incorporate Carleton
s',ream Dam Company. (Tabled on
motion by Mr. Sanborn OF Piscata-
quis.) - b
An Act to provide for department
of labor; to prescribe its powers and
duties: to regulate the employment Of |
labor: to provide for factory inspec- !
ton and to prescribe penalties for the |
violation of this Act.
Mr.. Mullen of Penobscot offered |
~
ment No. e51.
Mr. STAPLES of kpox-Mr. Presi-
dent: Will YOU please inform the SEN
ate how much appropriation is asked |
for in that bino
The PRESIDENT-Sectlon pro-
Nidcd that the salary of the commits
sioner shall be sixteen hundred dol
lars. the salary OF his deputy. thirteen
hundred dollars. together with nccea-
Sary expenses: the salary Of Stenog-
rapher shall be six hundred dollars.
AR. STAPLES-Mr. President:
move that the bill ana amendment lie
on, the table, pending printing of the .
amendment.
Mr.. LEACH vi Hancock-Mr Prcsi-
dcnt: I think that bill calls for an ap- |
propriation of eight thousand dollars
where under the old method of the
two separate departments. 1t cost ten /
thousand dollars
Mr.. Mullen OF Penobscot. offered
Senate Amendment B to the same bill |
The bin. with amendments \ and L. |
we're tabled for printing on motion Of >
Mr.. tsaples of Knox.
The following bills, petitions etc :
8. Legal Affairs.
BY Mr. Mullen of Penobscot-tc- !
n'onstranoe of Forrest ]. Martin and
IS others against An Act in relation
to qualifications necessary for prac- :,
tieins law.
Educeticn.
b. NJ" .HillikSn OF Aroostouk-Bill |
An Act to provide for payments from E;
state school fund.
By Mr.. Staples of Knox-Pctition of
l.. l.. Morton and II others of Wash
ington Cor Change il distribution of
mill tax for schools: w. ;. Irish ard
II others of Camden; II. T.. Crockett
and u others Of North Eaven; Ralph
w. Calderwood and 1S others OF Vim.
alhaven: L. /. Mack and - others o. ,
Warren. for same.
State Lands and State Roads.
Mr.. Mr.. Milliken OF Aroostoon-.tc-
monStrance of r. w. Bowden and SO ,
others. voters of Clifton. against the
Resolve in favor Of road around
Chicks HILL.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. WiEslow, for the committee on
Inland Fisheries and Game, on Peti
ton of James II. Holman and 72 others
to regulate fishing III Wesserunsett
Stream and its tributaries. reported o.
bill entitled AN Act to repeal Chap
ter 49, of the Private and Special
Laws OF 1907, relating to fishing in
Wesserunsett Stream and tributaries
in the county OF Somerset
The same senator, for the same COM
nittee, on An Act to regulate the
transportatieSl of fish and game be-
>!'ond the limits of the State of Maine
for breeding scientific and advertis-
ing purposes. reported that the same
ought to pass
The same. senator for the same
committec.e on An Act to regulate the
number. also the number of pounds
of landlockedf salmon, trout, togue,
and White perch, which can be taken
in one day by one person during the
open season, reported a new draft un-
der the title IAN Act to regulate the
number. also the number Of pounds
of. landlocked salmon. trout. togue and
white perch. which can be taken or
had IN possession in any one day by