Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-04

| Wing and Maxwell had been joined on
the committee of conference en- the
disagreeing action of the two branches
on bill. An Act to amend Chapter 40 of
the Revised Statutes. as amended by
Chapter 46 of the public Laws of 1907
and Chapters 70 and 257 of the Public
Laws of 1909, relative to the employ
ment of women and children.
| Senate Bills on First Reading.
| An Act for the better regulation of
the practice of dentistry and the re-
organization of the Board of Dental
| Examiners.
| An Act Ia extend the charter of the
Worlds STANDARD Insurance Company,
An Act TO amend section 116 of Chap
ter 10 of the Revised Statutes, relating
to instruction for the blind.
At this point the Speaker resumed
the Chair
The following bills, petitions ETC.
We're presented and referred:
| Judiciary.
BY MIR. Marston of Skowheean Pc
| tition of Charles Il. Niles, DIN. u. OF
| Skowheg gan and Is others, asking for7
the passage of IN Act to regulate the
practice of OsteopathN.
RF MIR Dunton Of Belfast; Petition
of |. r. Clough and III others Of Belfast
in favor of Senate Bill No. 1853, proNid-
ing for Norkmen's compensation.
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Wheeler of Paris: An Act1
additional to Chapter "a of the Revised
| Statutes. relating to proceedings in civ
| il actions in court.
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
| BY Mr.. Plummer of Lisbon: An Act
| relating to the disbursement of appro-
1 priations to institutions receiving aid
| (Tahled for printing pending reference
To the committee on motion by Mr.
| PIummer)
| Placed on File.
| BY Mr. Eldride of Gardiner: Re-
| monstrance of Nellie f. springer and
| eight others, teachers of Gardiner and
| Farmingdale, against Iassage of teach
/ ers pension bill; also remonstrance
| of L. II. Conant and IL others, teach
ers of Gardiner against same; also
| remonstrance of II. r Chase and 10
others of Gardiner against same.
| BY Mr.. Cook of Nassalboro: Pc
tition of Fred Ellis and eight others
in favor of repeal Of Chapter 1913 OF
4 the Public Laws of 1911, entitled AN
| Act to prohibit the use of gang hooks
| when fishing in the inland waters Of
| the State"
/ Agriculture.
By Mr.. Cook of Nassalboro: Re
monstrance of f. A. Marden and -
others of Nassalboro against any
| change in the law relating to the
packing of apples.
/ Orders.
On motion by Mr. Smith of Patten.
it. was,
Ordered, that DIR. ". V. Fisher be
granted the use of the Hall of the
House of Representatives, on Wednes
day evening, March 5th, for delivery
of his illustrated lecture on the Pana-
ma Pacific International Exposition to
the Legislature and their friends.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Smith of Auburn from the COM
i mittee on judiciary. reported ought
not To pass" on bill, An Act to amend
| the charter of the city of Lewiston
] Same gentleman from same commit
tee, reported ought not to pass" on
1
| the city of Lewiston.
| Same gentleman from same commit 4
| tee, reported ought not to pass" on
bill, An Act to encourage and promote
| the building and use of tuberculosis
/ hospitals in cities and towns
Mr.. Durgin from the same commits
| tee, reported ought not to pass on
bill, An Act to amend Chapter 81 of
I - Duh 10 I #
| employment agencies.
Mr.. Sanborn from the same commit
tee reported ought not ia pass" on
| bill, An Act to incorporate the FARM
| ington- Oakland Interurban Railway.
Mr.. Smith of Patten from the same
1 committee reported ought not to
pass" on bill, An Act to provide for
the cutting of bushes and weeds with
in the limits of any highway or town
| way adjoining cultivated land
Same gentleman from same commit
| tee reported ought not to pass" on
| Resolve in favor of the Allagash Road
| in Aroostook county, with statement
| OF facts covering the same
/ Same gentleman from same comnif
| tee reported ought not to pass" on
| Resolve in favor of the towns of cas-
tine and Penobscot
| Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported ought not TO pass on
Resolve in favor of a certain road in
the towns of Otis and Clifton in the
| counties of Hancock and Penobscot.
! Mr.. Austin from the committee on
| inland fisheries and game. ON remon-
STRANGE of f. a. Averill and 50 others
of Mount Vernon, Vienna and vicin-
| ity against opening of Parker Pond
partly in kennebee county and partly
/ in Franklin county, to fish, reported
that the same be placed on file as the
| subject matter has already been con- i
sidered and reported upon by the com
mittee
Same gentleman from same commit
| tee on petition of A. j. Mckinney and |
70 others, and petition of Henry Drew
and 10 others residents of Enfield and
Lincoln. IN relation to ice fishing in |
ICold Stream Lake, in the towns of En-
| Held and Lincoln renortad that ~