Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-28
House Votes Down Resolves in Favor Of Extra SeS
sion Of Congress and New Orleans As the Place
For Panama Exposition The Labor Committee
Reports a New Factory Inspector Bill.

to1 completing and furnishing TIE fire
proof building now in process Of con.
struction
Strickland Of Bangor-Resolve in ia
vor Of the estate Of F. w. Goodwin OF
Bangor appropriating s4l for money
raid for extinguishment Of forest fire In
Hancock county in 1908.
Andrews of Norway-Resolye in favor
of the town of Norway appropriatnr
$50 to be paid the town in reimburse
ment of money for support Of JOHN
Fugere n State paurer.
Davies of Yarmouth-Resolve in favor
of Sarah A. Smith of Yarmouth for PEN
sion.
Libby of Oakland-Resolve in favor
Lettie Whittier of Mount Vernon for
pension.
Monroe of Brownville-Resolves in ia
vor of James l.. Martin. w. r. HATH
away. M. D., l.. c. Ford, NJ. D.. Verna
c. Keen of Milo. and C. w. Wescott OF
Patten for expense in coroner's inquest
over the body of Joseph Cyr.
Davies of acknowledgements Of
l.. r. Cook of Yarmouth and So others
of Portland against resubmission. and
and SO others of Portland against the
same.
Thompson of Skowhegan-Petition Of
the Portland Union Railway Station Co.
for the right to amend it's charter in or
der to enable it 20 provide more ade-
auate facilities for the conduct Of its
business at Portland. and asking leave
to offer the proposed amendment of the
Legislature.
Mace Of Great Pond-Act extending
the charter of the Winter Harbor and
Eastern Railway Co for period Of
two years.
Farnham Of Bath-Act to regulate the
investment Of savings deposits in banks
and trust companies, providing that said
companies maintaining a savings or par
ticipation apartment shall invest all
such deI 7aiie therein according to the
requirements of thu act concerning the
deposits of savings banks and said de-
posits and investments shall be set
apart for the exclusive protection of de-
positors in said savings or participation
departments.
: Packard of Rockport-Resolve author
izlng the State land agent to convey to
Elmer E. Rackliff of South Thomaston
certain small islands in Mussel Ridge
channel. on the payment of SIS.
Wheeler Of Paris-Petitions in favor Of
regulating fishing OH TIE tributaries OF
Big Concord pond in Woodstock.
Mcbride Of Mt. Desert-Act providing
for an addition to the close time on
woodcocl1 and partridge in Hancock
county from Sept. Is to Oct. I.
Turner of New Vjneyard-Act regulat-
ing fishing in the inlet to Jim pond in
Franklin county.
Mace of Great Pond--Act providing
for close time for deer in Hancock
ccurtv from Jan. | to Sept. 80.
Wheeler of Paris-Act regulating tha
fishing in Hall pond in the tow e
Paris.
McCready of Observation-Disclosures y
against ice fishing in Lander Lake.
Davies Of Yarmouth-Aet repeal.ris
the act relative to fishing in Royal river
in the town of Yarmouth.
Cowan Of Hampden-!Act to incorpor-
ate George 3. Tibbetts and 10 others as
the Dean Hill Cemetery Improvement
association for the purpose of improving
a burying ground in the town Of Orring"
ton.
Shea of Eden-Act providing for the
better protection Of public water sup
plies existing at Eagle Lake. Jordan's
pond and the Havelock ponds by the
Hancock county trustees Of public res
ervation. The trustees are given the
power TO take by eminent domain any
land in the water sheds of said lakes
and ponds to be held for public prr'
poses.
Dunn of Brewrr-Act reducing the
license fee of employment agencies frofo
$50 to IS and providing that both en-
ployer and employee shall pay tee OF
81 to the employment agency.
Borue of East Machias-Act making
Oct. IL legal holiday to be known
as Columbus day.
Pike, of Cornish-Act to incorporate
the Kezar Falls village corporation In
the town of Parsonsfield. The bounds
of the proposed corporation to begin
on the south bank Of Ossipee river
parallel with the line of land of the
Sokotis Lumber Co. and that or r.
w Benton, west of Sokotis Lumber
Co.'S. mill thence southerly to include
P. W. Benton's homestead, thence
northerly and easterly through kezar
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