Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-22
THE 76th maine LEGISLATURE.
StenographiC Reports Of Yesterdays Sessions Of
The Senate and House of Representatives.
SENATE.
Tuesday, January u, 1913


Tuesday January u, 1918,
Senate called to order by the Presi=
dent.
Prayer by Rev Father Michigan of
Augusta.
approved.
Papers from the House dfsEdssd %
in concurrence
An Act to create the Strong water
district, came from the House in that
Branch referred TO the committee on
judiciary.
On motion ofsMr Wing Of Franklin,
the bill was tabled for printing pend
ing reference to a committee.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Jonesrort central railroad company,
came from the House by that Branch
referred to the committee on judiciary
on motion by Mr.. Stearns of Oxford.
the Senate non concurred with the &C
ton of the House, and upon further
motion by the same. senator the bill
was referred TO the committee en- rail.
roads and expresses and sent down
fer concurrence.
An Act to amend Section i of Chap
Ter l54 of the Private and Special
laws of 1911, relating to the HouIton
municipal court, came from the House
by that Branch referred To the ARGOS
took county delegation.
on motion by Mr.. Hersey of Aroos
took. the bin was tabled pending ref
erence to committee.
Ordered, The Senate concerning, that
ha ii1t NJ taa on
hrary he, directed. to receive proposals
frops the publishers of the Maine Or
fetal and Classified Business Directory
for furnishing the State the necessary
numGer of copies for 1919 and 1914 and
report by bill or otherwise.
This order was given a passage III
the House; on motion by Mr.. Stearna
Of Oxford. tabled
! The following bills. petitions. etc,
were presented and referred
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Clark of York: An Act to
amend Section IS of Chapter AZ of the
Revised Statutes. relating to corpora
lions s~ning property or conducting
business in foreign countries. con mo-
tion by Mr. Hersey of Aroosteok. tabl-
Ped for printing pending reference)
sAppropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY AIR. Boynton of Lincoln: Resolve
sapprupriati money for the expenses
,sf-. the Electoral College.
Railroads and Expresses.
Icy Mr.. Bureigh of AHoostook An
Aet stpiamend Section of GNapter 163
Npesl,e Private and Special Laws of 1911,
af1sisfo extend the provisions OF said
srharSter authorizing the .sroost eok VAL
.huysf ailroad -Gempapys to extend its
Tines from y asst burn tll .-sNest Ire
.of tsses Stste.s. ION molten by .Air..
.EfeaTns Of oxford. tabled for printing
bending reference)
n BN Mr. Burleigh of Arosstee& An
Act to incorporate the Quebec Exten-
sion Railway. con motion by MIR.
sstearns of oxford, tabled. forf print
ing pending reference.)' =
by Mr.. Burleigh Of Aroest6oll An
: Act Ito extend the charter OF the East
crn Maine Railroad, and to. amend thu
same. ION motion by Mr.. Stearns OF
,oxferd, tabled for printing pending
. reference)
- ~ Agriculture.
BY mr. Clark of Yosk: An Act to pro-
vide for the conducting of investga
lions in animal husbandry in the Maine
Experiment station. con motion by Mr..
Allen of Kennebee.sin the absence of
Senator ClarIssof York, a statement Of
f4sts was added fostffs bin, and it was
taiblef for nriptipso
by, MIR. Cale of York: An Act to
amend Sectiefsf of Chapter 195 Of the
Public I.aws of 1911, relating to the APP
fointrnens afsa livestock sanitary COM
1llissioner,
state Land and Forest Preservation.
sssf BY BfrfDutton of Kennebec; Resolve
0ufhorizing the State Land Agent to-
srelease the interests of the State in any
aisiands in Long Lake or Long Pond in
: Kennebec county. con motion by Mr..
Dutten of Kennebec, tabled fof print
Sng pending referencc.)
rs Public Health
BY Mr.. Moulton of Cumberland: An
Act to establish public abattoirs in
the cities and towns of the State. con
motion by Mr.. Moulton OF Cumberland.
tabled for printing pending referenceD
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Burleigh, from the Committee on
Ways and Bridges, on Resolve in favor
of repairing highway in the town of
Greenbush. reported Legislation on
same inexpedient.
The report was accepted.
The same senator from the same
committee. on An Act providing for
the ownership of the saltwater bridge
in the town of Orono reported legisla-
tior on same inexpedient.
The report was accepted.
~ . Orders of the Day.
e Mr.. Hersey of Aroostook presented
the following order, and moved thar
the rules be suspended and the order
given passage:
In Senate January q. 1913. "a
WHEREAS, there is pending i'll this
State serious strike between the BAN
gor and Aroostook Railroad Company
and it's engineers and firemen, that
threatensNthe public welfare of the peo-
1 pie of thissState and q Il
!, : q - n ~ "a ga $500 sAe4i