Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-05


cure State Registration for Nurses
BY Mr.. Butler Of Knox: Petitions
! of w. M. Spear and "a other physi-
| clans of Knox county, of Katherine
Donovan and II other nurses OF Knox
| county for passage Of an Act to Pro-
cure State Registration for Nurses.
Pensions.
BY Mr.. Murphy of Cumberland: Re-
solve Providing a State Pension for
| Frances r. Orrok
BY Mr.. Butler of Knox. Petitions Of
G. +. Gregg and IA others OF Glen
Cove: Of Charles a. Simmons and II
others of South Hope in favor Of the
Act for the Relief of the Blind Resi-
dents of Maine.
Public Buildings and Grounds
BY Mr.. Murphy of Cumberland: Re-
solve in favor Of Purchasing Por-
trait of Major General Joshua l.
Chamberlain, former Governor OF the
State.
Public Health
BY Mr.. Bartlett of keunebec: An act
to amend Section of Chapter 211 Of
the Public Laws of 1919, Regulating
the Sale of Morphine and other Hyp-
motto and Narcotic Drugs. Ordered
printed and referred).
BY Mr.. Moulton of Cumberland: Re-
solve Providing for a Laboratory
building for the State Board Of
| Health.
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr.. Bartlett Of Kennebec: An
act to Fix the Salary OF the Treasurer
of Kennebec County. con motion by
Mr.. Bartlett, tabled pending refer
ence.)
BY MIR. Swift Of Eennebec: An Act
Providing for Additional Clerk Hire
for the Clerk of Courts Office in
| Kennebec County. con motion by Mr..
Swift, tabled pending reference)
BY Mr.. Allen Of Kennebec: An Act
to Fix the amount Of Clerk Hire in
the Office OF the Register of Probate
| for the County OF kennebec. Con mo-
ton by Mr.. Allen, tabled pending
reference).
By the same Senator: An Act to
| Regulate and Fix the Salary of the
| Judge of Probate for the County of
| Kennebec, in the State Of Maine. Ton
motion by Mr.. Allen, tabled pending
! reference)
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
| BY Mr.. Butler of Knox: An Act to
| Repeal the Provisions Of Chapter 81
Of the Special Laws of 1908. relating to
the Taking Of HOLSTERS within Three
Miles of the Islands of Matinicus and
! Criehaven. Ordered printed and re-
| ferred)
| BY the same Senator: Petitions of ].
| W. Anderson and y others, of e. H.
Young and 81 others for the Repeal Of
| Chapter 81 of the Special Laws of
! 1908. relating to Lobster Fishing.
State Prison.
! BY Mr.. Colby Of Somerset: Petition
of Mrs. Lillian c. Tobey and 81 others
in Favor OF a Resolve in Favor of a
State ReformGtory for Women. con
motion by Mr.. Murphy of Cumberland,
tabled pending reference.)
Ways and Bridges.
| BY Mr.. Peacock of WASHINGTON: Re-
| solve in Favor of the Town of Prescott
| to Aid in Repairing it's Highways.
| BY Mr.. Burleigh Of Aroostook: Re-
solve in Favor of aid in the Construc-
| ton Of a Highway bridge across the
AlleGash river n the Plantation Of Al
leGash.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
Senate SO. Resolve appropriating mon
ey to assist the town Of Whtefield in
building 0Sr1dgn across the Sneepacot
River at North Whitefeld
Senate s.. An Act to amend the Char
ter of Dead River Log Driving Com
pany. as amended by Chapter 233 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1908
Senate IL. Resolve in favor Of the re-
pair of bridges in the town Of Dresden.
Passed to Be Ensrossed.
Senate q. An Act to appropriate mon
eys for the payment of salaries fixed by
law TO: the year 1915.
Senate %. Resolve in favor of pre-
serving the life of the fish in the several
fish hatcheres and for the temporary
operation OF the hatcheries ard feeding
stations for fish. in this State and for the
protection of FISH, game and birds.
Senate a. An Act constituting Chapter
SO Of the Public Laws of 1919 relative to
the retirement OF veterans of the Civil
War in the service of the State.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair wishes
to announce that the Act 10 repeal Chap
ter 221 Of the Public Laws OF 1918. en-
titled IAN Act TO provide for nomna-
ton of candidates Of political parties
by primary elections, and amendments
thereto fSenate 3.O, has been printed
md without objection will stand refer
red to the committee or legal affairs.
The bill was so referred and sent down
for concurrence
On motion by MIR Conant Of Waldo
it was
Ordered: That the Secretary of the
Senate prepare and have printed the
usual daily calendars for the Senate
and the number to be printed to be $50
copies for each legislative day.
pension OF the rules, presented out OF
order, report of the joint special COM
nittee on State School for Boys and IN
dustrial School for Girls and the estab-
iishment Of Reformatory for Women.
The report was accepted, and on fur
Their motion by the same Senator was
tabled for printing pending reference to
the committee On State Prisons.
Mr.. HASTINGS of Androscoggin: Mr..
President, as this Is quite an important
matter l suggest that an extra number OF
copies be printed. as / presume each