Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-15
nth LEGISLATURE
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-Sii. W ucSlcT lfcIIi same committee,
On bill, An Act TO divide the town of
kennebunkport and incorporate the
town Of North Kennebunkport, re-
ported same in new draft under same
title and that it ought to pass" TIA
bled pending acceptance Of the report,
and specially assigned for consider
alton on Wednesday of next week, and
new draft ordered printed under 1.-The
Joint rules, on motion by Mr.. Lom-
bard of Old Orchardl
Mr. Greedy from same committee.
on bill, An Act to disorganize Muscle
Ridge Plantation. in the county Of
Knox, reported same in new draft I'M
der same title and that il ought to
pass"
Mr.. Durgin from the committee on
ways and bridges, reported ought to
pass" on Resolve in favor of the Old
town Milford bridge
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee. on Resolve in favor Of REIN
bursting the county of Penobscor for
expenditures made in connection with
the maintenance OF the State bridge
between Oldtown and Milford, report
ed same in new draft under title of
isSSOiSC 4iI 4dNOi VI IeIIuDuTSing the
County Commissioners of Penobscot
County, for cost of repairs to the
State bridge between the towns of
Oidtown and Milford" and that il
ought to pass
Mr. Colcord from same committee.
on Resolve in favor Of the construc-
ton OF a bridge between the cities of
Portland and South Portland report
ed same in new draft under title of
Resolve in favor of aid in construct
ing bridge between the cities of
Portland and South Portland" and
that it ought To pass"
Inc reports were accepted and the
several bills and resolves ordered
printed under the joint rules.
Mr.. Washburn from the Committee
on Agriculture. reported ought not to
pass" on Resolve in favor sof the Uni
ted States for the inspection of pota
toes, in the State of Maine by the Gov
! eminent, under Federal inspection and
regulations
Mr.. "oodnan. from the Committee
on Claims, reported ought not 10 pass
on Resolve IN favor OF the town OF
CaStlne, for reimbursement of none,
spent in support Of Terrence O'Riley.
, State pauper.
Same gentleman from same COM
fnlttee reported ought not to pass" on
! Resolve in favor OF Robert NJ. Gus-
/ tin Of Old Town.
same gentleman from same COM
! m!llee reported ought not to pass
on Resolve to reimburse the town of
Aurora for eighty-six dollars for over
expenditure on the 1913 State Aid
road.
Same gentleman from same COM
H1!ttee reported "ough. not TO pass
on Resolve in favor OF Estate Of \.
j. Cameron.
same gentleman from same COM
mlttee reported that the petition of
Fred Pierce and seventeen others
asking that Jackman plantation be
reimbursed for one hundred and fif,y-
nve dollars, be placed on rie.
| same gentleman from same com
inlttee reported on Resolve Ill favor
OF Thomas Hawkins. William H. Haw
Mns Blanche Reynolds and Edward
/ McN lGgn Of Lewiston. Maine, THAI
iesiSiatlon IS lneXpedient thereon.
VT. Pollard, from the Committee Oh
interior Waters. on petition OF Charles
r. stevens and 81 others to prohibit
the throwing of sawdust in Concord
RIVER, or any of its tributaries. report :
ed that same be referred to the Com
mlttee on Inland Fish and Game.
| Mr.. Lewis, from the Committee on
Legal Affairs. reported ought not Ia
pass" on bill An Act to extend the
charter of the Waldo County Electric
Light ard
pending its acceptance and speciallv
assigned for consideration on Wednes-
day of next week, on motion by Mr..
Mckinley of Jackman.)
| Mr.. Greenleaf. from same commit
tee, reported ought not to pass' on
bill An Act to amend Section SO of
Chapter 125 Of the Revised Statutes.
| as amended by Chapter l07 OF the
/ Public Laws Of 1905, relating to COM
pensation TO be paid agents for in
VestISatlon of cases of cruelty to an
imals."
The same gentleman from the same
committee. reported Ought not TO
pass on bin IAN Act to amend Sec
ton one of Chapter one hundred and
fourteen of the Public Laws of Nine
teen Hundred and Five, relating to
sales Of merchandise in bulk to in
clude other trade assets"
The same gentleman from the same
committee, reported ought not to
pass on bill "An Act to create the Of
fees Of City Carpenter and assistants
IN all cities Of more than fifteen thou
sand inhabitants"
Mr.. Lewis of the same committee.
on bill AN Act for the erection of
| a monument to commemorate the old
, Pilgrim trading post at ancient kous-
since" reported that the same be re-
ferred to the Committee on Appropria-
lions and Financial Affairs.
Mr.. Dutton. from the Committee on
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance. re-
ported ought not to pass on bill IAN
Act to amend Chapter forty-nine.
Section four, Paragraph seven. relat-
ing to the insurance policy becoming
void by vacancy of the premises with
out the insurers written permission. !"
Mr. Small, from the Committee on
Pensions, reported Ought not to pass"
on bill AN Act retiring the Document
Clerk in the Maine State Library"
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported Ought not to pass" on
Resolve in favor Of Charles B. Pet
tengill. veteran Of the Civil War.
for retirement.