Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-23

Brook and annex t2e same 10 the TOWN.
of Island Falls, with proof of notice to
Dyer Brock.
BY Mr.. Bowler cf Bethel: An Act
to set off from the own of Mason GER
tain lots and annex them to the town
of Bethel.
BY Mr.. Umphrey Of Washburn: An
Act to incorporate the town of Wade.
Pensie MS.
BY Mr.. Swift of AT gusta. Resolve in
favor of Maria A. sly vester.
Claim.
BY Mr. Gordon ef Biddeferd: Re-
solve in favor of John NJ Deering of
Saco, Maine, as secretal of the Maine
Cattle Commission of 1870. the sum o;
S65.
By same gentleman: I esolve in ia
vor of John NJ. Deering of Saco, Maine.
as secretary of the Maine attic Com
mission of 1870 the sum of 1850.
Orders.
On motion by Mr.. Austin o. Phillips,
it was
Ordered, the Senate concurring, that
in order to facilitate the performance
of the business of the Legislature and
of the committee on inland hsherles
and game, that the commissioners on
inland fisheries and game, with the CO.
operation of said committee, are here
by authorized and directed to revise,
collate, arrange and consolidate the
inland fish and game laws of the state
both general and public, and private
and special, and the rules and regula-
lions of the said commissioners now in
force and report the same to TINS
LEGISLATURE; and said commissioners
are hereby authorized to employ the
necessary legal assistance in TINS work
at an expense of not exceeding SlO.0o
per day and necessary expenses Tor
each person thus employed, to be paid
ort Of the appropriations for inland
fisheries and game.
Mr.. Mitchell of Kittery presented the
following order:
Ordered the Senate concurring, that
all committee are hereby directed to
renort To the committee on appropria-
tons and financial affairs all appro-
priations of money recommended py
them. or any acts or resolves recon-
mended by them which amend eXisuhg
statutes or resolves requiring an APP
preparation of money. Inc committee
on appropriations and financial aHairs
is hereby directed to make record OF
said reports and forthwith submit the
same to the Legislature without
changes therein. No act or resolve IN
yclv;ng an appropriation OF money
or amending a statute, or resolve III
volving an appropriation OF money
shall be engrossed without having en-
dorsod thereon in addition to the US
nal endorsements of the officers OF tiie
Senate and House, the following Elk
amiued and recorded by the commit
tee OH appropriations and hnanclal al
fairs
Mr.. MITCHELL of klttery; Mr.
Sneaker. as there are many oliis gong
through both branches of this Legs
lature carving with them appropfid-
tians of money, l move that the ruies
no e.,sneuded and that this order nave
a massage at the present time. Ihis
does not change any appropriation, III
e;mn1v gives the committee on appre-
nr;at;ons and financial affairs a chance
ST any time to know the exact alnoui'.
of money that has been appropfiapeH
by the Legislature.
The motion was agreed to, ana the
order received a passage
On motion by Nil. Quinn OF Min
nockct, il was.
ordered, That the committee on ss''7
aries and fees be directed to induire
into the expedieney of increasing tDe
nav of members of the Legislature anu
nIacing them. as regards free telepnolie
service. on an equality with oe,io,
state officials, and to report py pi'i
or otherwise to this Legislature.
Mr. Trying of Caribou presented the
following resolve:
RESOLVED, The Senate concufrihs'
that the best interests of the state re-
o,ire an early and speedy adjustment
of the disputes between the Bangor
3 Aroostook Railroad Co. and its loco
motive engineers and firemen, ana we
therefore hereby urge the Bangor anu
Aroostook Railroad Company and us
engineers and firemen to counsei TO-
sether in that broad and equltaple
shirt which should characterize pup
lie service corporation and us EN-
ployees, engaged in serving the gem
eral public to the end that tram SER
vice may be speedily resumed, normal
conditions beeyrestored and the peace'
prosperity and welfare of the state pc
promoted, each party to the controVer-
sy ever bearing in mind that the pup
lie is in no way responsible for the
controversy and that it is the general
public and the wholly innocent who
must suffer the most, if the con-
troversy longer continues.
And 1t is hereby ordered that the
Clerk of the House and the Secretary
of the Senate send to the Bangor and
Aroostook Railroad Company ana TO
the Representatives of the locomotive
engineers and the firemen, copies or
this Resolution.
Mr.. IRVING or Caribou: Mr.. Speak
er, through the press who are ever
willing to give to the public the facts
as they find them relative to matters
of great importance, this controversy
or the difficulties now existing in our
county of Aroostook and in the coun-
ties of Penohscet, Piscataquis and
Waldo, have been pretty clearly placed
before the public; nut as matter OF
record for the future, and to snow 10
the public a reason why we ask this
body to pass this resolve, l ask you to
bear with me for few moments in