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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-24

state that the effect of the amendment is
to make that portion of the section read
as follows: "and provided further that
such remedies and preparations do not
contain more than two grains of opiur.
or one-half or a grain of morphine"
On motion by Mr.. Murphy the amend
ment was adopted, and the second read
ing of the bill assigned for Tuesday
morning next
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Passed to Be Enerossed.

An Act relating to the assistant asses
sors OF the city of Portland
An Act to incorporate the Livermore &
Augusta Ry. Co.
An Act TO incorporate the Southwest
Harbor Water District
An Act to provide for scientific investi-
cation in agriculture in Aroostook coun-
ty.
An Act to establish a county farm IN
the county of Penobscot
An Act relating to inter-insurers and
authorizing the business transacted
thereby.
Resolve in favor of screening Alien
pond in Greene, in the county of An
1roscoggin.
Resolve in favor of Eastern Maine In
sane hospital, for money expended.
An Act TO amend an Act to provide for
nomination OF candidates of political par
ties by primary election.
An Act to amend tnapter iI9 of tho
Public Laws of 1911 regulating the sale
of agricultural seeds, commercial feed
ing stuf1s, commercial fertilizers. drugs
foods fungicides and insecticides
An Act relative TO weights of certain
commodities.
An Act to amend Section 30 of Chapter
81 of the Revised Statutes, as amended
by Chapter l27 of the Public Laws oil
1865. as amended by Chapter % of the
Public Laws of l905. relating to railroad
branch tracks.
Resolve in favor of national aid for
improvement of postal roads.
Resolve for the scientific investigate
of scallops and the scallops fisheries
An Act to provide for the safe keel
ing of indemnity bonds
An Act to appropriate moneys for tn
expenditures of government for the Yea.
1913.
Resolve in favor of the lndustrI:
School for Girls at Hallowell for medici
examination and treatment with supplies
The PRESIDENT: If there is any bill
or resolve on its passage to he enacted
OF final passage that any member desire.
action upon delayed, if he will mention
it rs the bills are read it will be laid
| aside.
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On motion by the same senator,
unanimous consent was granted, and
that senator presented the report of
the committee on Judiciary on bill, an
Act relative q compensation to en-
ployes for personal injuries received
IN the course of their employment and
to the prevention of such injuries. re-
porting same in new draft, under the
same title, and that il ought to pass
The report of the committee was ac-
cepted, and on further motion by the
same senator the bill was tabled,
pending its first reading, and WAS spe-
cially assigned for consideration, Tues
day of next week.
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Mr.. Dunton from the committee on
judiciary reported in new draft ana
Ought to pass" bill, An Act TO amend
section 50 of the Revised Statutes as
amended by chapter Al of the PUBLIC
Laws of 1905, relating to non -feasance
of duty by sheriffs, deputy sherins
and county attorneys.
Mr.. Connors from the committee on
legal affairs reported in new dratt
and ought to pass" bill. An Act 10
amend section 20 of chapter 81 of the
Revised Statutes, as amended by
chapter 1874 of the Public Laws OF
1911 relating to distribution of per-
sonal estate.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee TO which was recommitted bill,
Continued or. Page Nine.)
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Passed to Be Enacted.

An Act to extend the rights powers
and PRIVILEGES Of the Barrows Fails
Light and Power Company.
An Act TO amend Section GO of Chap
ter of the Revised Statutes. by pros
Niding that railroad companies shall
screen the windows of smoking ears.
An Act additional 10 Chapter 81 of
the Private and Special Laws of 1908.
entitled AN Act to prevent the pollu-
ton Of the waters of Sebago lake
An Act to amend Sections 81 and 50
Of Chapter 40 of the Revised Statutes,
as amended. relating to the issuing of
age a schooling certificates.
An Act to authorize the York Light
and Heat Company to furnish electric
itv TO the inhabitants of Pine Point and
Grand Beach
An Act to revise the charter of the
city of Eastport.
An Act to amend Chapter Isl of the
Private and Special Laws of 1887 en-
titled, An Act to create the Roman
Catholic bishop of Portland, and his
SUCCESSORS a corporation sole as
amended by ChGDter A. of the Private
and Special Laws of 1891.
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Mr.. STEARNS of oxford: Mr.. Pres
i6ent, before taking up the matters un-
der orders OF the Day, | desire to re-
quest that a recess be taken for 10 min
uts in order that I may confer with
some members of the Senate in rela-
ton to a matter which / have on my
desk to introduce under orders of the
dar.
Tho motion was agreed to and re-
cece was tal<en
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Report of the committee of confer.
ence on the disagreeing aetien of the
two branches of the Legislature on
resolve in favor of Michael Burns. re-
porting that they were unable TO come
to any agreement. signed by Messfs-
Quinn and Austin on the part OF the
House, and Messrs. Colby, Hersey ana
Bailey on the part of the Senate
on motion by Mr. Wheeler OF PARIS
the report was accepted.
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Finally Passed.

Resolve in favor of the bureau of
horticulture for the year 1918.
Resolve in favor of the bureau of
hort.eulturej for the year 1914
Resolve ir favor of the Maine Wes-
leyan Seminary and Womans College
for fhe promotion of certain practical
seiences. COn motion by Mr.. Murphy
of Cumberland, tabled pending final
sassageD
MIR. DETTON of Kennebec: Mr..
President. in the absence of nv COL
league, Senator Allen. | would like to
inquire of the senator through the
chair. if lac will assign Il day for the
consideration of this matter.
Mr.. MURPHY: Mr. President.
want 10 say just few words on this
matter. This resolve calls for an APP
nrop5ation of $1,000 n year. and there
is law on the hooks that saws any
academv or High school maintaining a
course in agriculture. manual training.
~ one other subject, shall receive State
aid to the. extent of $500 wear.
In GEis particular case we are pay
ing them $1,000 year. each and every
yeaf, TO prepare and maintain a course
in agriculture. Is it right to hand them
over $500 additional from tho funds
appropriated Tor industrial training?
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same title and that it ought to pass
Mr.. Smith from the committee on In
sane hospitals, on Resolve in favor of the
Maine Insane hospital, reported same
fought to pass" fThis being printed
bill it was given its first reading)
The reports were accepted and the
several bills and resolves tanled for
printing under the Joint rules
The following joint standing commit
tees made their final report:
The committee on taxation.
The committee on legal affairs.
The reports were accepted and sent
down for concurrence
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On motion by Mr.. Burleigh of Aroos-
took,
Adjourned until next Monday after
noon at half past four.
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Reports of Committees.

Reports OF Committees'
Mr. Emery from the Committee on
Annronriations and Financial Affairs
Affoirs on Resolve in favor of the
Northern Maine General Hospital Ia :
gle Lake, same Ought not To pass
Mr.. Emery from the same commit
Tee on Resolve in favor OF Northern
Maine General Hospital, Eagle Lake
renorted same ought not to pass
Mr. smith from the Committee on
Insane Hospitals, on Resolve IN faN-
or of Maine Insane Hospitals for cree
tion of piazzas on Harlow ana sanpoih
Wings. reported same Ought not To
pass" INIT
Mr. smith from the same commit
too on Resolve in favor of the Maine
I4osn;,al for new building for Nurses
Home, reported same oush' MOI
pass oa
The reports were accepted 49,. -
Mr.. Stearns from the commute
Judiciary. on bill An Act to ehlars '"e
nowers of the Scheepscot valley Io"
Connany. which was recomnitteo 10 wv
committee. and report IN new orail 7e,'-
ata Document No. $40. submitted same -
j. new draft under the same titie' e"0
that it fought to pass ,t.too
Mr. Hersey from the same eomitl'eee'
on hill An Act to create the once Vi as-
s;s,ort attorney general, reported same
fought TO pass. -
AZ pai,ev from the committee o" le-
gal affairs on bill An Act 10 es'aoi'9''
tho lincoln. municipal court IN Lihee1''
,cenate Document No 49, re-
-, .,,,,o in a new draft under the
-. g.. and that it ought to PASS
Mr.. Bailey from the same e"'iit''i''se'
-, hill An Act relating to payment VI
minors under decree of court, repotseu
-, Il, a new draft under the same
ti,lo aud that il ought to pas.
Mr. Cole from the same committee On
,n1 An Act to incorporate York County
Power Company tSenate bocuhe"' ~.
,7N ,,anorted same in new draft uhaei
tho came title. and that 1t ought To
pass. ,,.a,,s,
Mr. Colby from the committee on ways
ona bridaes. on Resolve in aid OF ROAD
a,,o,,oa Cb,ck hill in the towns of AM
herst and Clifton tSehate Docuiheit No
ose, reported same in new dfait uhoer
titlo of ..Resolve in favor OF survey Tor
road in towns of Amherst and Clifton,
and that IL "ought to pass"
Mr. Packard from the committee on
500 and shore fisheries, on bill An Act
establishing close time on iopsters III
pertain waters of Hancock county, re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-24

Mr.. STEARNS: Mr.. President, |
ask unanimous consent to introduce
at this time an order in relation to
amendments that MAY be offered to
this bill. if any, to be offered not later
than MONDAYS session, and a dupli-
cate copy thereof filed with the secre-
tary of the Senate 1T the same time,
and move its passage.
| will say, Mr.. President. that this
bill by an arrangement with the see
Rotary of the Senate was understood
to be introduced at this time and the
secretary has very kindly arranged
with the printer so that the new draft
has been printed and will be here
within half an hour, so that members
of the Legislature will be able to get
copies of the new draft of this bill
within very short time.
1t is on this account and by reason oil
the fact that We have gained on the
printing that | have been moved to Offer
the order in relation to the amendments
which we desire to have introduced at
the earliest possible moment, if any are
to be offered, so that they may be con.
sidered at an early date.
The motion was agreed to and the or
der was given passage.
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On motion by the same senator Senate
Document 81. an Act to authorize duties
and towns to appropriate money for adj
vertising purposes, was taken from the
table.
Mr.. MURPHY: Mr.. President. ! offer
Senate Amendment y to Senate Docu-
mint 81 and move its adoption.
Amend Senate Document 81 by adding
the Following words to Section ,: the
provisions of this act shall not apply
to cities of more than fifty thousand in
habitants'
The amendment was adopted and next
Tuesday morning assigned for the see
ond reading of the bill.
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HOUSE.

Saturday. March %, 1913.
The House met according to adj
Journment and was called To order by
the Speaker.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Lusk of Gardi-
ner. t -
Journal of previous session read and
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed of
in concurrence. f#5 tA'i
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Reports of Committees.

ss Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Smith of Auburn from the com
mittee on judiciary, on bill, An Act
relative to the compensation of work
men by their employers for accidents
arising out of and in the course of
their employment, reported that the
same ought not TO pass" because the
same subject matter is covered by new
draft of Senate bill No. 165. q
Mr.. Connors from the committee on
legal affairs reported ought not to
pass on bill, An Act granting to the
Knox County Power Company the
right to generate and sell electricity
in the municipalities of Thomaston
and Rockland, together with the pole
rights therein. Grabbed pending the
acceptance of the report and special
ly assigned for consideration ON We'd
nesday of next week, on motion by
Mr.. Boman of Vinalhaven.)
Mr. Thombs from the same commit
tee, to which was recommitted bill
Act to amend section one of chapter
2S4 of the Private and Special Laws of
1909, relating to the Westbrook Mu
nicipal court reported that the same
ought not to pass
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported ought not ia pass on
bill, An Act relative to probate bonds.
Same. gentleman from same COM
mittee reported ought not TO pass"
on bill. An Act to amend section II IF
chapter ten of the Revised Statutes.
relative to the sale of real estate for
taxes.
Mr. Spencer from the committee on
ways and bridges reported ought not
to pass" on bill. An Act to, provide for
the permanent Improvement of land
within the limits of any highway adj
Joining any land not known as wild
land.
Mr.. McF'adden from the committee
on sea and shore fisheries on bill, An
Act providing for appeals in the case
of location of wharves or fish wers,
reported that the same ought not 10
pass" as legislation is deemed inex-
pedient.
Mr. Cochran from the same com
mittee on bill, An Act to authorize the
construction of a weir in tide waters
of Chambers Bay in the town OF
ROGUE Bluffs, in washington county,
reported that the same fought not 10:
pass as legislation thereon is mex
pedient. rfi
The reports were accepted.
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on motion by the same senator.
unanimous consent was granted, and
that senator introduced out of order,
Resolve to provide fer re-indexing and
indeXng the House and Senate papers
in Senate Office. and on further mo-
lion ny the same senator the Resolve
was referred to the committee on APP
preparations and financial affairs.
Mr.. STEARNS' Mr.. President, |
ask unanimous consent to present the
report of the committee on judiciary
on the employers liability bill. which
was referred to this Legislature from
the last Legislature.
Unanimous consent was granted and
he senator presented the report of the
committee on judiciary ought not to
pass" on bill. an Act relating TO the
liability of employers TO make COM
pensation for personal injuries suffered
by employees because same subject
matter has been covered by new
draft of Senate bill 165.
The report was accepted.
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From the Senate: Petition of Mrs.
Clara NJ. Sanderson and 20 others OF
Sedgwick asking that House bin No
200 The White Slave bill" be en-
acted.
In the House this petition was re-
ferred to the committee on judiciary
and came from the Senate in tina.
branch placed on file in non concur
renee.
On motion by Mr. Smith of Patten,
the House receded and concurred with
the Senate in ordering the petition
placed on file.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-24

On motion by Mr.. Murphy of Cumber-
land. House Document 449 an Act To
regulate the sale of morphine and other
hypnotic or narcotic drugs, was taken
from the table.
Mr.. MURPHY: Mr.. President, | offer
Senate Amendment to House Docu-
ment 449; Amend Section of House
Document 449 by striking out in the 2Sth
line the words lone fourth" and substi-
tuting therefor the words one half"
The PRESIDENT: The Chair will
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On motion by the same senator. SEN
ate Document 595, an Act TO amend Sec
ton of Chapter 1s4 of the Private and
Special Laws of 1891 relating to drains
and sewers in the city of Portland. was
taken from the table.
On further motion by the same sena-
tor, the bill was given its second reading
and was passed to be engrossed.
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aggregate attendance in common
schools
BY same gentleman: Resolution OF
Masappaqua Grange Of Blue Hill in
favor of same: also petition of L. II.
Sibleys and 10 others of Blue Hill in
favor of same, z.4= fsaaa
BY Mr.. Umphrey of Washburn:
Resolution of Eureka Grange remon-
strating against same.
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On motion by Mr.. Stearns of Ok
ford. unanimous consent was granted
and that senator introduced out of or
der Resolve for the revision and con-
soida ton OF the public laws, and on
further motion by the same senator
the Resolve was tabled for printing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-24
After Recess.
Orders of the Day.

Senate called TO order by the
dent.
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on motion by Mr.. Wing of Franklin,
the majority and minority reports of the
committee on inland fisheries and game
on House Document 333 and Senate Doc
ument 6S, in relation to close time on
bull moose, was taken from the table.
The PRESIDENTS; The Chair will
state the parliamentary situation. The
Senate originally accepted the majority
report of the committee. and passed the
bill, Senate Document IS, to be engrossed
On a return of the papers from the
House the Senate reconsidered the vote
whereby Senate Document IS was passed
to be engrossed, and reconsidered the
vote whereby the majority report was
accepted, and then accepted the minority
report on House Document 1888, In con-
currence Pending first reading of House
Document $50, the Senate adopted House
Amendment A to House Document 3}3,
in concurrence with the House The
pending question at the time the bill
was tabled was on the commitment OF
the bill to the committee on bills in the
second reading.
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From the Senate: An Act to enable
the town of old Orchard. Maine to
assess taxes for street sprinklins.
In the House this bill was passed to
be ensrossed. and came from the Sen
ate in that branch indefinitely post
poned in non concurrence
on motion by Mr.. Irving of Caribou
the bill was tabled pending concur
rent action with the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-24

Mr.. BUTTON of Kennebec: Mr.. Pres.
ident. | ask the unanimous consent OF
the Senate to introduce a resolve out OF
order. This resolve provides for the APP
pointment of five commissioners by the
Governor and Council to the ian Amer
lean Exposition. 1t carries no appropria-
ton and no compensation. If there is
no objection to the introduction of this
matter / will move that it have its first
reading at this time.
The PRESIDENTS: The secretary will
read the resolve before unanimous con-
sent is given
The resolve was read by the secretary.
The PRESIDENT: In the opinion of
the Chair the resolve is public resolve.
Unanimous consent was given and the
resolve was received, and under suspen-
sion of the rules was tabled for printing,
without reference to a committee.
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The presidents: The Chair will
state that there are two other matters
on the table for printing,
On motion by Mr.. Stearns of oxford,
Senate Document $50, an Act to amend
Chapter of the Revised statutes re-
lating to the registration of voters was
taken from the table, and on further mo-
ton by the same senator was referred
to the committee on judiciary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-24

On motion by the same senator Senate
Document 562 Resolve in favor of Penob-
scot Tribe of Indians. was taken from
the table. On further motion by TN
same senator. the resolve was given its
first reading.
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From the Senate: Resolve for fur
Their public inrtruction in forestry.
In the House this resolve was passed
to be engrossed, and came from the
Senate in that branch amended by
Senate amendment A.
ON motion by Mr. Wheeler of Paris
the vote was reconsidered whereby
this resolve WAS passed To be en-
crossed, and on further motion by Mr..
Wheeler Senate amendment A was
adopted in concurrence
The resolve was then passed to be
engrossed. as amended.
From the Senate: Ordered, the
House concurring. that when the Sem
ate and House adjourn it be to meet
on Monday afternoon. March oath. at
430 o'clock.
The order received passage in con-
currence.
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Mr.. BUTTON of Kennebee: Mr.. Pres
ident. by request. ] ask unanimous CON
sent to introduce a public bill out OF
order, and | will state in this connection
that this relates to the jurisdiction of the
superior court of Kennebec county. All
that part of the bin which relates to the
additional salary has been stncnen out
Unanimous consent was granted. and
under suspension of the rules the bill
was tabled for printing, pending first
reading, without reference to a commit
tee
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Papers from the House disposed of
in concurrence.
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The reports were accepted.
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From the House Report of the COM
mttee. on agriculture, ought not to
pass on bill. an Act 10 amend Chap
ter i45 of the Public Laws of 1911, en-
titled An Act to eXterpate contagious
diseases among cattle, sheep and
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on motion by the same senator. Sem
ate Document No. 2I9, known as the
Osteopath bill, was taken from the
table, and on further motion by the
same senator the bill was assigned for
consideration, Wednesday of next
week, and the new draft ordered print
ed
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an motion by Mr.. Wing of Frank
lin. the report Was tabled pending ac-
ceptance in con currence.
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On motion of Mr., Stearns of oxford,
House Document No. 4S0, an Act in
relation TO the transportation of fish
taken in waters in DAVIS Town, Stet-.
son Town, Seven Ponds Town and
Massachusetts Gore. so-called, in
Franklin County. was taken from the
table, and on further motion by the
same senator the bill was passed to be
engrossed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-01
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