Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-14

Legal Affairs.

BY Mr. Kehoe of Portland: An Act to
amend Paragraph TO- Section 1 of
Chapter 70 of the Revised Statutes re-
latipg to sales of@real estate by license
of court.
BY the same gentleman: An Act to
require loan brokers to obtain license
from municipal officers of cities era
bled on motion by Mr.. Kehoe1.
By the same gentleman: An Act to
amend Section of Chapter as of the
Revised Statutes, in regard to loans
| Grabbed on motion by Mr.. Kehoe).
BY Mr.. Swift of Augusta: An Act to
require certain vehicles to carry lights
at night on public highways and
bridges. Grabbed for printing pending
reference to the committee on motion
| by MIR. SWifD.
By Mr. Hartman of Stonington: Re-
monstrance of Fl. NJ. Beck and Is 9TH
ers of Deer Isle against any legisla
ton separating the towns of Deer Isle
and Stonington from the county of
Hancock or the jurisdiction of its
courts; also remonstrance of A. w.
Shepard and "a others of Deer Isle
against same; also remonstrance of
f. Nj. Powers and seven others of
Deer Isle against same; also remon-
STRANGE of p. S. Knowlton and So 9TH
ers of Deer Isle against same.
Education.
BY Mr.. Spencer of Berwick: An Act
to provide for the distribution of State
school funds. Grabbed for printing and
1900 extra copies ordered printed on
motion by Mr. Spencer).
ton of Ida NJ. Murray OF Waterville
and 81 others in favor of teachers PEN
sion bill.
BY Mr.. Swift of Augusta: Petition of
Ralph E. 4Arey and 90 others, teachers
OF augusta, IN favor of same.
BY Mr.. Doherty of Rockland Petit
ton of Ii. W. Cobb OF Rockland and
SO others in favor of same; also petit
ton OF Hon. William Il. Cobb and 241
Others of Rockland for same.
BY Mir. Putnam of Houlton Petition
of William F. Coan and 81 others OF
Houiton in favor of same; also petit
ticn OF Roland l., Clark and 50 others
of Hou!ton in favor of same. Qntro-.
duced under q suspension of the rules
by unanimous consent on motion by
Mr.. Putnam.
State Lands and Forest Preservation.
BY Mr.. Marston of Skowhegan; Re-
solve to determine the ownership, To-
cation and value of islands along the
coast of Maine.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Hartman of Stonington: Re-
monstrance of William NJ. Teel and so
others of Long Island Plantation
against any change in the present gem
eral lobster law; also remonstrance of
George Coombs and IL others of isle
au Hatt against same; ALSO remon-
STRANGE of Alpha II. Stewart of Swans
Island and 40 others against same
also remonstrance of Ernest NJ Thur
low and 81 others of Stonlngton against
same.
Taxation.
By Mr.. Plummer of Lisbon. An Act
exempting certain inhabitants of the
State from the payment of a poll tax.
Public Health.
By Mr.. Sturgis of Auburn: An Act
requiring the report to the State Board
of Health of certain occupational dis
eases due to poisoning or other causes.
Orders.
on motion by Mr.. Austin of Phillips, it
was
ordered, the Senate concurring, that the
committee on sea and shore fisheries and
the committee on inland fisheries and
game jointly inquire into the expedieney
of transferring to the department of sea
and shore fisheries the enforcement of
laws relative TO the protection of ducks
shore birds and all other birds on the sea
coast as far inland as the tide GIBBS and
flows, and the protection of deer on the
islands of the sea, and to report by bill
or otherwise
On motion by Mr.. Hartman of Stoning-
ton. the rules We're suspended and that
gent oman intrnd1icad Of nrAnr the