Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-26

Ordered, the Senate concufring, that
| the State treasurer furnish to this
Legislature as soon as convenient af-
| ter the passage of this order informa-
| ton as To whether the provisions of
| chapter SO of the Public Laws of 1911
| relating to payment of wages weekly
! by the State. its officers, boards and
/ commissions, to every mechanic,
workman and laborer who is employed
| by it or them. has been or Is being
complied with, and if not, the reasons
| therefor.
| Mr.. BOMAN: Mr.. Speaker my rea-
son for presenting this order is that
/ believe the state should comply with
| it's own laws, and for that reason l
| move that the order receive a pas
sage.
! The order received a passage.
Reports of Committees.
Mr. sherman from the committee on
ways and bridges, reported ought not
to pass on resolve in favor of the
| town of Eagle Lake.
Same gentleman from same com
| mittee, reported ought not to pass"
on resolve in favor of building a steel
/ highway bridge across the Fish River
| in Wallagrass Plantation.
! Same gentleman from same COM
mittee, reported ought not to pass"
on resolve in favor of Charles Dodge,
| of Hampden, Maine.
| Same gentleman from same COM
| mittee, reported ought not to pass"
| on resolve in favor of repairing the
road between Patten and Trout Brook
Farm in Penohscots county,
| Same gentleman from same COM
mittee, reported ought not to pass"
on resolve in favor of A. r. Bird of
| Rockland, Maine.
! Mr.. Umphrey from same commit
| tee, reported ought not to pass" on
resolve in favor of H. Baurier of
| Camden.
| The reports were accepted.
Mr.. Bowler from the committee on
| education, reported in new draft and
| ought to pass" bill, An Act to pro-
vide for the State certification of all
| teachers in public schools.
| Mr.. Chick from the same committee.
reported in new draft and ought to
pass bill, An Act to amend chapter
1SS of the Public Laws of 1911, pro-
viding for the encouragement of in
dustrial education.
Mr.. Sherman from the committee
on ways and bridges, reported in n
new draft and ought to pass" bill
An Act to grant Bion NJ. Pike author
ity to maintain ferry between Lubec.
North Lubec. Eastport and Campo
bello
Mr.. Spencer from the committee on
public health, reported ought to pass
| on bill, An Act to amend section 90 of
relating to the State laboratory Of
hygiene.
Mr.. Chick from the committee on
educat ton, reported ought to pass on
resolve in favor of Wilton Academy.
Mr.. Umphrey from the committee on
ways and bridges, reported Ought 70
pass on resolve in favor of recon
structing the bridge at Forest City,
Washington county, Maine.
Mr.. Sherman from the same COM
mittee, reported in new draft and
ought to pass resolve in aid of
building bridge across the Malta
wamkeag River in Moro Plantation
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee, reported in new draft and
ought to pass resolve in favor of
the town of Readfield.
The reports We're accepted and the
several bills and resolves tabled for
printing under the joint rules.
Mr.. Irving from the committee on
banks and banking, reported ought to
pass on bill. An Act TO amend section
rs of chapter 80 of the Revised Sta
tutes, relating to investment deposits
in savings banks and Institutions for
savings
This bill having been already print
ed received its first and second read
ings and was assigned for tomorrow
morning for its third reading.
First Reading of Printed Bills and
Resolves.
An Act to authorize the town of st.
George to restrict the taking of clans
within the limits of said town to the
inhabitants of said town.
An Act relating to the taking of
smelts in the st. Georges River and
its tributaries
Resolve in favor of the Eastern
State Normal School at Castine.
Resolve in favor of the town of Tai
mage.
Resolve in favor Of Kelly Names of
Buxton.
Resolve in favor of Rosa Prentiss OF
Lewiston.
Resolve in favor of Helen p. Hobart
for state pension.
Resolve in favor of Henrietta S.
Hodgdon, of Readfield.
Resolve in favor of Bridget Kelly, of
Auburn.
Resolve in favor of James Lombard.
Resolve in favor of Susan j. Tarr, of
Vinalhayen, Maine.