Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-31
Public Buildings and Grounds.

BY Mr., swift of Augusta: Resolve
for the Improvement of the State Park,
on the easterly side IL State street.
Public Health.
Mr.. Mr. Maybury of Saco: An Act to
amend section % of chapter is of the
Revised Statutes, relating to the State
Laboratory of Hygiene.
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr.. Austin of Phillips: An Act
to amend chapter III of the Public
Laws of 1905 relating to the cempen-
sation of county commissioners. (Tabl-
ed for printing pending its reference
to the committee en- motion by Mr..
Plummer Of Lisbon)
BY same gentleman: An Act to-
mend chapter 119 of the Public Laws
of 1905, relating to the compensation
of County, Attorneys. (Tabled for print
ing pending its reference to the COM
mittee on motion by Mr.. Austin of
Ph4Has99 =
By, Ar -Twombley Of Enfield An Act
to amend sparagraph II, section one,
chapter 1875 of the Public Laws of
1905. relative to the salary of the judge
of probate of Penobscot county
BY Mr.. Connors of Bangor. An Act
TO amend paragraph II. section one
chapter 17S of the Public Laws of 1902
relative to the salary and clerk hire
of the register of deeds of Penobscot
county.
BY Nh. Smith of Patten: An Act to
amend paragra phi II, section one. chap
ter 116 of the Public Laws of 1905, relT
, ative to the salary of the treasurer OF
Pcnobscot county. fs5a
BY MfslJennings of Garland: An Act
70 amend paragraph IL, section one. OF
chapter ,119 of the Public Laws of 1903,
rela tivd to the salary of the County
ATTORNEY of Penobseot county.
BY Mr. Crowell of Bangor: An Act
to amend paragraph IL, section one,
chapter 11S of the Public Laws of 1905.
relative to the salary and clerk hire of
the clerk of courts of Penobscot coun-
ty.
BY Mrs1Elliott of Thomaston: An Act
to amend chapter Isl of the Public
Laws Of 1908, relating to the compensa-
ton of registers of probate.
BY Mr.. SWEET of Bath: An Act re-
lating to the compensation Of county
commissioners (Tabled for printing
pending its reference to the committee
on motion by Mr.. Plummer of Lisbonp
f. Orders. sF
on motion by Mr.. Smith Of Auburn,
1t was
Ordered, that the use of the Hall OF
the Houseof Representatives. be grant
ed to the committee on Judiciary for
hearing on the afternoon of February
10 A. D.. 1913
ON motion by Mr.. Hartman of Ston-
ington, the rules were suspended and
that gentleman presented out of order
by unanimous consent the following
joint resolution:
STATE OF MAINE.
January 30th. 1915.
Whereas, there has been introduced
into Congress a bill known as the Nc
Lean Bill, Senate Document No. 6491,
to afford federal protection, to mtgra
tory game and insectivorous birds, and
Whereas, there is general senti-
ment in favor of such protection, and
an urgent request for the enactment
of such a law has been made, now,
therefore,
Resolved. that Congress be and is
hereby requested to enact law, giving
ample protection to migratory game
and insectivorous birds
Resolved, that the Legislatures of all
other states of the United States, now
in session or when next convened, be
and they hereby are respectfully re-
quested. to join in this request by the |
adoption of this, or any equivalent
resolution,
Resolved, further, that the secretary |
of state be and hereby is directed TO
transmit copies of this resolution to |
the Senate and House of Representa-
tiyec of the United States. and to the |
several members of said body repre- |
senting this state therein. also TO |
transmit copies hereof TO the Legisla- |
lure Of all other states of the United |
States"
On motion by Mr.. Hartman the Joint |
resolution received a passage and was |
sent to the Senate.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Smith of Auburn from the COM |
mittee on judiciary, reported Ought to |
pa SIS on bill, An Act to authorize the I
Van Buren, Water Company to issue /
bonds.
Mr.. Durgin from the same commit
tee. report fought to pass" on bill, An
Act TO extend the charter of the Sebec
Power Company
Mr. Waterhoase from the same COM
mittee reported ought to pass" on