Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-15

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same tPlaced on ffle)
| BY Mr.. Haskell of Portland: Petit
! ton of w. G. Thomas and eight others
of Portland for same. placed on
| file.)
| By Mr.. Stuart of Livermore Falls:
Petition of Frederick Newport and %
others for same. (Placed on fle)
| BY Mr.. Boland of Biddeford Petit
ton of Cornelius Horrigan and 800
others of Biddeford for same. (Placed
on file.)
| BY Mr.. Currier of Camden: Petition
of,Albert C. Whitman and % others of
Appleton for same. Placed on fle)
| Agriculture.
| BY Mr.. Farrar of Ripley. An Act
relative to weights and measures.
| BY same gentleman: An Act relative
| to sealing milk bottles and jars.
BY Mr.. Jones of China. Remon-
| STRANGE of Martin Weber and Is 9TH
ers of China against any change in
the present law relating to the uni
form grading and packing of apples
| (Placed on FLED
| BY same gentleman: Remonstrance
of H. n Randall and % others against
| same Traced on file.)
| Military Affairs.
BY Mr.. Peaks of Dover: An Act to
amend chapter 206 of the Public Laws
| of 1909, relating to military laws of
| State of Maine
Ways and Bridges.
| By Mr.. Mcbride of Mount Desert. :
Petition of A. E. Mace and II others in
| favor of an appropriation for road
| around Chick Hill.
| Inland Fisheries and Game.
By Mr.. Jones of China: Petition of
Fred NJ. Plaisted and 32 others of
South China for open season to ice
| fishing in China Lake.
By Mr.. Eastman of Benton: Petition
| of Robert Stobie and Sc others to re-
peal chapter 153 of the Public Laws of
1911 entitled AN Act to prohibit the
use of gang hooks; also petition of j.
| e. McGinnis and SIS others for same.
| BY Mr.. Peacock of Readfield: Petit
ton of M. K. Lincoln of Wayne and 46
| others to have Androscoggn Lake
| closed to ice fishing
| Sea and Shore Fisheries.
| BY Mr.. Farnham of Bath: An Act
prohibiting the shipment of Holsters
out of the State during certain
/ months.
| GRABBED for printing pending refer.
enee to the committee on motion by
| Mr.. Farnham.)
| Temperance.
| BY Mr.. Sturgis of Auburn: An Act
| to amend section 40 of chapter % of
| the Revised Statutes, relating to the
sale of Intoxicating liquor. Grabbed
Tor printing pending reference to the
| committee on motion by Mr.. Sturgis.)
| Taxation.
| BY Mr.. Plummer of Lisbon: Re-
| solve for an amendment of the con-
stitution providing for local option in
| taxation. (Tabled for printing pend
ing reference to the committee on mo-
ton by Mr.. Plummer of Lisbon)
| Orders.
| Mr.. SMITH of Pressure Isle: It will
be remembered, Mr.. Speaker, that Mr.
| Ramsay. the representative from
| Blaine. was obliged to go home in the
| early days of the session on account
of sickness of himself Mr.. Ramsay
| hoped TO be able to return later anu
| attend the sessions of the House, but
| am sorry to say that his condition is
unlmproved, and / fear that he never
| will be any better in health: at the
| present time he is seriously sick and
confined to his home, and in view of
| that situation l wish to present an or
| der and ask that the House give it
| passage.
| Mr.. Smith then presented the fol-
lowing order:
ordered, That Representative John
| M Ramsay of Blaine, on account of
| illness be excused from further at
tendance at this session, and that his
pay and mileage be made up to the
end of the session.
The order received a passage.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Spencer from the committee on
ways and bridges. reported in new
draft and ought to pass" on BILL An
Act to authorize the employment of
| county prisoners on highways
Mr.. Butler from the same commit
| tee, reported in a new draft and
/ ought to pass on resolve in favor of
| aiding the town of Kingman in repair
| ing bridge in said town across the
| wamkeag River.
Mr.. Spencer from the same COM
| mittee, reported Ought to pass" on
resolve in favor of the towns of En-
! field and Rowland
Mr.. Umphrey from the same COM
mittee. reported Ought to pass" on
| bill, An Act relating to bitches, drains
and cutters in public ways.
Mr.. Seates from the same commit
tee. reported Ought to pass" on re-
solve In favor of the town of How
land.
Mr.. Merrill from the committee on
ILL 1his slim PaaIa. ALI