Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20
Finally Passed.

Finally Passed.
Resolve extending to Hon. D. D..
Stewart Of st. Adams the thanks Of
the people of Maine for his recent gift
to the State University.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
In building bridge across the Mat
tawankeag river in the town OF
Haynesyille. and providing for the
future maintenance thereof.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
in building a bridge across the Sandy
providing for the future maintenance
thereof.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
in repairing the Lake road in Oxford
county
Resolve appropriating money for re-
planking and repainting the bridge
over the Penobscot river between East
:Millinocket and Midway.
Resolve appropriatingf money for
the construction Of approaches to the
State ferry at Eggemoggin Reach.
Resolve in favor Of the treasurer Of
State to enable him to properly bal
rious cities. towns and plantations for
the year 1914.
Resolve appropritaing money for
the purpose of making surveys. plans
and estimates for a new interstate
bridge between Kittery. Maine. and
Portsmouth. New Hampshire.
Resolve appropriating money for the
publication and circulation of a school
text in civics, local geography and To-
cal history.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
in repairing a highway in the town of
Orneville. and providing for the fu-
ture maintenance thereof.
Resolve appropriating money to re-
pair the bridge across the Machias riv-
er in the town Of Whitneyville.
Resolve in favor of the commission
Of pharmacy.
Resolve III afver Of the Maine School
for the Deaf for maintenance and the
payment of running expenses. also for
the purchase of land and building for
girls dormitory and hospital
Resolve authorizing the State Treas
urer to procure temporary loan for
the year 1915
Resolve authorizing the State Treas
urer to procure a temporary loan for
the year 1916.
Resolve providing a State pension
for George F. Phillips.
Resolve providing a State pension
for George y. Holland.
Resolve appropirating money to aid
navigation on Rangeley Lake, Moose
lucmeguntic Lake and Cupsuptic Lake.
Resolve authorizing the Land Agent
to sell and convey a certain lot or
parcel of land, situated in the public
lot of Dennistown Plantation, in Som
erset County.
Resolve authorizing the Land Agent
to sell and convey certain lands in
the public lots in Plantation No. SO,
in Hancock County.
Resolve providing State pension
for Jesse Bachelor.
Resolve providing q State pension
for Harry j. Bean.
Resolve appropria ting money to aid
in screening Parker Pond in kenne-
bee and Franklin counties.
Resolve proposing an amendment to
the Constitution giving political rights
a..
(Tabled and specially assigned for con-
sideration on Tuesday of next week
on motion by Mr.. Sanborn of South
Portland)
Orders of the Day
Mr.. WASGATT of Deer Isle: Mr..
Speaker, | wish to ask the indulgence
of the House while l call its atten-
ton to an error on the part Of the
clerk. and / want to say right here
that the business which he has to do
is very puzzlins and perplexing. and
we are all surprised that he has made
so few errors. The error TO which l
refer is in the record of the House
on the sixteenth of March. At that
time | asked to reconsider bill which
had been adversely acted upon in
regard to a close time on deer in the
towns of Deer Isle and Stonington.
The vote was reconsidered and then
the House voted to refer the matter
back 20 the committee. In some way
that bill. instead of being sent back
to the committee was sent TO the Sen
ate, and that branch supposing of
course that we had acted upon the
maj dOttI dlSO gave II adverse
action. and the measure is now buried
in the archives OF the Secretary of
State. The committee thought best
instead of trying TO bring that back
from the office of Secretary of State.
to reintroduce it here and have it
receive its several readings and then
be sent TO the Senate with an explain
alton which will be made there And
for that reason l am asking that I
may be permitted to re-introduce this
bill under suspension of the rules
this morning and that it may receive
its several readings.
No objection being made. Mr.. Was
gait introduced under a suspension of
the rules bill. An Act relating tot he
protection of deer in the towns of Deer
Isle and Stonington, in Hancock Coun-
ty.
The bill received its first and Sec
ond readings and on further motion
by Mr.. Wasgatt, the rules were sus-
pended and the bill received its third
reading and was passed to be en-
crossed.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The
Chair lays before the House bill, An
Act relating TO the removal of brown
tail moth Nests within the limits Of
the highway, House. Doc. 6S4, tabled
pending its third reading by the gen.
tleman from Waterford. Mr. McIn-