Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-02

q, 1870.
Land Agent to Lease Camp Sites on
Lands Belonging to the State. ana 70
Repeal Obsolete Portions OF SAID Chap-
ter
can Act to Amend Section Nine Oh
chapter Fifty-three Of the Public Lawsd
oc Nineteen Hundred Thirteen Relating
to the Insurance by the Board OF Den
"a, examiners of, Certificates to the
Practitioners from Other states.
An Act to fx the salary OF the 1o'-
ernor.
An Act to repeal Section IS Of Chapter
IA of the Revised Statutes, relating ~
the discharge Of inmates of the insane
hospitals by municipal officers.
An Act to amend Section 8 of Chapter
1871 Of the Public Laws Of 1911, relating
to the expiration and renewal OF H.
censes issued by the board OF examiners
to undertakes and embalmers.
An Act for the protection OF life anu
property against loss or damage from
steam boilers or steam machinery operat-
cd Nv incompetent persons in cities OF
over $500 Inhabitants.
An Act to confer additional rights ana
powers upon the East Branch improve
ment Company, a corporation incofporat'
ed by q special act Of the Legislature ap'
proved March 18th, 1903.
An Act to amend Chapter Is Of the Re-
! vised Statutes, relating to the state
Board of Health.
An Act to amend Sections IS and 81 OF
Chapter AZ Of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to the rights Of minority stock
| holders.
| An Act to fix the salaries of the agents
| of the tribes of the Passamaquoddy and
Penobscot Indians.
An Act to amend Section q of Chapter
| l6S of the Private and Special Laws OF
1911, relating to the salaries of judge and
recorder of the Piscataquis municipal
| court.
| An Act to amend Section l Of Chapter
"a of the Public Laws of 1907, as amended
by Chapter 10 of the Public Laws of 1909,
| in relation to reports of hearings in va
cation in law or equity.
An Act to amend Section Is of Chapter
! IS of the Revised Statutes, relating to
| judges of probate.
| An Act to incorporate the Oquossoc
Light and Power Company.
An Act to amend Section Nine Of
Chapter TWO Hundred and Eighty
four of the Private and Special Laws
of Nineteen Hundred and Nine, enti-
tied, An Act to incorporate the Hiram
Water Company Light and Power
Company and also to extend and en-
large the rights, powers and prlVi-
leges Of said Company
| AN Act directing the Governor and
| Council to submit to each Legislature
the approximate amount OF money
necessary to defray the expenses ot
the Public Service"
The President laid before the SEN
ate Resolve in favor of altering and
enlarging the state prison at Thomas
| ton.
Mr.. BOYNTON of Lincoln: Nj.
President. move that the resolve be
indefinitely postponed.
| (ror debate see Legislative Rec
ord.)
| The question being on the motion 70
| indefinitely postpone. rising vote was
taken, and ten Senators voting IN the
affirmative and nineteen i'll the mega
tive. the motion failed.
The resolve was then finally pass
| ed.
Mr.. COLE of York: Mr.. President,
suggest that we take recess.
Mr. BUTLER of Knox: Mr.. President,
| lust word about adjournment. ] be-
lieve that every senator has confidently
planned to go home finally this week.
am willing to meet at all hours and az
| ali times, day and night, if by doing that
it is possible-and ] should be very much
disappointed if it could be done and We
fail to take advantage of it. ! have ar
ranged my affairs so to be home at least
by Sunday. and ! would like to have the
session adjourn finally this week. and
! imagine most Of the senator's feel as
| do, and will do anything they can. am
| if we bend all our energies to one end i'll
both branches it would seem as though
Fit were possible to adjourn Saturday.
Mr.. BOYNTON of Lincoln: Mr.. Pres
| ident, it is possible and no doubt We can
| get out this stuff this week. but I believe
! it is a physical impossibiity for the
printers and the engrossers to get this
work DONE And the last appropriation
bill it will.take at least q hours after ev-
cry other bill has passed. and ! believe it
to be physical impossibility now to adj
| journ this Legislature this week.
| Mr.. WALKER of Somerset Mr.. Pres-
! ident, in conversation with MIR. Flynt.
| within an hour he informed me that I.
was possible to do the printing this week.
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