Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-25


park purposes by village corporations.
Senate SSS: An Act relating to the
compensation of employees for per-
sonal injuries received in the course of
their employment and to the proven
ton of such injuries.
(Tabled pending it's third reading on
motion by Mr.. DescoteauX of Bidde-
ford)
House 776 An Act relating to the APP
pointment of an agent by nonresident
testamentary trustee.
House TIL: An Act to amend Section
IS of Chapter six of the Revised Stat
utes, as amended by Chapter SO of the
Public Laws of 1911, relating to the
time of opening and closing polls at
elections.
city of Biddeford
House s33: An Act to increase the
powers of the county commissioners Of
Penobscot county in regard to making
temporary loans, additional to Chapter
so of the Revised Statutes of 1903.
House S34: Resolve in favor of aid in
repairing road in the town of Gushing.
House s35: Resolve in favor of Mary
A. Moulton of Cushing. Maine.
House S36: Resolve in favor of Rena
Cooley of Augusta.
House S37: An Act relating to scaling
round timber and marking the contents
on same.
Mr.. Plummer of Lisbon moved that
this bill be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Dutton of Bingham moved that
f6a he Ins.l
specially assigned for tomorrow morn
ing.
The motion. was agreed to.
House SIS: Resolve appropriating
money to aid in repairing bridge be-
tween Eastport and Perry.
House S33: An Act to provide for the
granting Of lobster licenses and giving
statewide jurisdiction to wardens
House $40: Resolve in favor of Ozias
NJ. Golf of Gray, Maine.
House SAL An Act to provide for the
destruction of dog fish and other mem
bers of the shark species. (Tabled
pending its third reading and specially
assigned for Friday of this week.
House SAP: An Act to repeal Section
nine of Chapter IS of the Revised Stat
utes. requiring the consent of overseers
of the poor to sales of real estate by
guardians in certain cases.
House S43: Resolve in favor of Mary
j. d. Arkett of Woodstock. (Tabled
pending its second reading and specially
assigned for consideration tomorrow on
motion by Mr.. ST. Clair of Calais.)
House S44: An Act to amend Section
70 OF Chapter of the Revised Statutes
OF 1903, relating to loans in anticipa-
ton OF issue of bonds or notes
House S45: An Act to amend Section
80 OF Chapter ia Of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to a relief Of poor
debtors.
House s46: An Act to amend Section
10 of Chapter Is of the Revised stat
utes so as to create the trustees of the
local Methodist Episcopal churches a
corporation.
House S47: An Act to amend Chapter
81 of the Private and Special Laws of
1908, entitled An Act to authorize the
Houlton Water Company to generate
sell and distribute electricity" as
amended by Chapter 100 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1907.
House S4S: An Act relating 10 tba
accounts Of the various State exam
ming boards and, to provide for the
bonding OF all officials and clerks who
handle public moneys.
House Si9: An Act to provide for nub
llclty respecting the membership of
mercantile partnerships, and for iden
tihcation of individual merchants in
certain cases. Grabbed pending its mas
sage TO be engrossed and specially as
signed for consideration tomorrow on
motion by Mr.. Plummer of Lisbon.)
House $50: An Act to amend Section
two of Chapter 297 of the Private and
special Laws of 1907, relating to the
Fort Kent Village Corporation.
House SOL: Resolve in favor of the
Maine State Library. (Tabled pending
It's second reading and specially as
signed for consideration on Friday of
this week on motion by Mr.. Pierce of
Houlton.)
House $50: Resolve in favor of an
appropriation to restore the early roc
ords in the office of the clerk of court
for York County.
House $50: An Act to regulate the
sale of lightning rods.
>. "i4iAiiVi VI LlSDOn moved that
TINS Dill be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. PLU MINER: Mr.. Speaker T
would like to say that if there is anv.
BODY in the State of Maine now who
uoes not know that we have got to
look out when we buy lightning rods.
l would like to know if thev take q
weekly paper or a paper of any kind
because as [ understand it the light
nlng rod proposition antedates the
sold-brick proposition a thousand
years
Mr.. BUTTON of Bingham: Mr..
Speaker, | hope the motion will not
prevail. | do not pose here as being
the source of all wisdom from the
matter of the scaling of logs to light
ming rods, but there are a few things
that | believe every member of this
House knows something about. do not
think any member of this House has
any right to stand up here and pose
as superior to every other member in
regard to any motion introduced in
this House. There is a reason why
this bill should become a law. The
crooks that come into the State Of
Maine and sell lightning rods have
preyed upon the farmers of this State