Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-21

scot the senate voted to adhere 10 its
former action.
7 The following bills, petitions, etc,
we're presented and referred:
Judiciary.
nv Mr.. Wing of Franklin: An Act to
amend Chapter ) of the Revised Stat
ntes relating to registration of vot-
orc fOn motion by Mr.. Flaherty of
Cumberland tabled for printing pend
ing reference.)
APPROXIMATIONS and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr. Emery of York; Resolve au-
thoriZing the state treasurer and State
auditor to ascertain and adjust the
account in the State treasurer's office.
BY MIR Murphy of Cumberland: Re-
solve in favor of the clerk of the com
nittee on mercantile affairs and in
| surance.
BY Mr.. putton of Kennebec. Resolve
IN favol OF Marion B. Holway. stenog-
rapher 10 the recording officer of the
Senate.
Placed on File.
By Mr.. Boynton of Lincoln: Remon-
STRANGE of Frank NJ Dodge of Edgeomb
and 20 others against Senate bill dis
| 'ributing State school funds accord
ing to the aggregate attendance in all
schools
| Bv AIR Clark of York: An Act to reg
| ulate the construction of lobster traps
| Senate Bills in First Reading.
! An Act TO authorize the Bangor Rail-
way & Electric & Railway Company to
take water from Chemo lake and its
| tributaries.
An Act providing for a license for
residents of the State 10 hunt on the
| wild lands Of the State.
| Mr.. Hersey from the committee on
| judiciary. on bill An Act to amend
| Paragraph 90 of Chapter 50 OF the Re
vised Statutes. relating to the times in
which actions shall be brought, report
| ed same ought not to pass.
| Mr.. Bailey from the committee on
legal affairs. on Resolve granting per
| mission to William II. Powell and
| Frederick w. Knowlton to sue the
| State of Maine, which was re-commit-
ted to the committee reported that
Legislation thereon is ineXpedient as 1t
is covered by other legislation.
Mr. Moulton from the Committee on
| Agriculture, on Petitiones of f. NJ.
| Dow and Il others; Fred +. Eastman
| and - others; L. A. Cottle and % 9TH
ers of b. Walker Mckeene and l
! other; of j. S Milliken and others;
of George W Norton and others; of
| E. f. Giles and others; of Charles
| NJ Hammond and others: of l.. 7.
| Sorey and II others: of Charles H.
| Dearborn and II others; of A. NJ. Riley
and IL others. praying that resolve in
favor of the Maine Wesleyan Semi
nary and Women's College. reported
| same be placed on file.
| Mr. Chase from the Committee on
| Agriculture on Resolution of Golden
Sheaf Grange of Sherman, praying for
| the enactment of bill establishing En-
detrimental Seed Farm in Aroostook
county, reported same be placed on
file.
| Mr.. Chase from the same Committee
| on Remonstrance of +. \. Marden and
| 30 others of Vassalboro and w. F.
Shibles and % others praying that no
| change be made in the law relating
to the packing of apples, reported
| same be placed on file.
| Mr. Conant from the same Commit
tee on Petitions of c. NJ White and l.
| others: of r. Allen and % others; OF
| Charles S. Pope and 8 others; of John
! NJ. Deering and 125 others; of owen
| Smith and others praying that bill
| in favor of experiments in animal hus-
| bandry, reported same be placed on
file.
Mr.. Allen from the Committee on In
land Fisheries and Came, on Petition
of John b. Sterling and u others re-
lating to fishing in Croker Pond,
Somerset county, reported same be
placed on file.
| Mr.. Allen from the same Committee
on bill an Act to prevent the pollution
of the waters of the State, reported
same be placed on tile.
The reports were accepted
| Majority report from the Committee
on Legal Affairs on bill an Act pro-
hibiting marriages in certain cases
reported same in new draft under
the same title and that it fought te
pass
fSieneD BAILEY.
WHEELER,
COLE,
PEAKS,
PEACOCK.
Minority report from the same Com
mittee on the same bill that the same
fought not to pass
Il (Signed) cONNoftH'
THOMBS,
Il ROUSSEAU.
Mr. BAILEY of Penobscot: Mr.
| President, ] move that pending ac-
ceptance of either report, the cohslo-
GRAFTON of same be postponed unit
next Thursday morning, and that the
| new draft be printed.
The motion was agreed to.
Majority report from the commit :
tee on Legal Affairs, on BILL An Act
to abolish the Belfast Municipal
II Court, and to establish Police court
for the City of Belfast, reported that
the same ought to pass
(Signed) BAILEY,
THOMBS,
COLE,
PEACOCK.
Minority report of the same commit
| tee on the same bill, that the same
Ought not to pass
(SignedD CONNORS,
WHEELER,