Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-26
Southwest Harbor Water District.

Southwest Harbor Water District.
House SS4: Resolve providing for steel
filing cases in the Office of the State
treasurer.
House 1856: An Act for the temporary
licensing of automobiles and motor vehi-
cles.
House $50: An Act amending Chapter
147 of the Public Laws of 1913, relating
to the adjustment of grade crossings
(Tabled pending its third reading and
specially assigned for consideration to-
morrow on motion by Mr.. Brann of Win
throp.)
House SS7: An Act to provide for
the systematic maintenance Of the
principal thoroughfare in each NUM-
cipality in the State.
House 8SS: An Act to amend Sec
ton of Chapter ia Of the Revised
Statutes of 1903. relating to arrests
and disclosures on leaving the State.
House SS9: Resolve in favor of the
State Highway Commission.
House 500: An1Act to provide for
the disposition of contraband liquors
(Tabled pending it's third reading and
specially assigned for consideration to-
morrow. on motion by Mr.. Greenleaf OF
Portland.)
House SOL: An Act to amend Sec
ton "a Of Chapter 1875 of the Revised
Statutes, relating to appointment Of
cruelty agents.
House 1872: An Act to incorporate
the Bath Water District. (Tabled pend
ing its third reading and assigned for
tomorrow morning on motion by Mr.
Plummer of Lisbon.
House 1913: An Act to amend Sec
lions IS and 81 of Chapter Al Of the
Revised Statutes Of 1903, relating to
the rights of minority stockholders.
House 1874: An Act amendatory OF
and additional to Chapter 4s of the
Revised Statutes, relating to the an
nual examinations of savings banks
and trust companies and the verifica-
ton Of savings deposits. as amended
by Chapter 1873 Of the Public Laws OF
1911.
House 500: An Act to regulate the
shipment of Holsters by shippers with
an established place of business.
On motion by Mr.. Greenleaf OF
Portland. the vote was reconsidereo
whereby Senate Doc. No. 1872, bill, AT
Act to amend Sections 81 and So OF
Chapter eight of the Revised Statutes
as amended by Chapter 40 of the Pub
lie Laws of 1909, relative to the taxa
ton of mortgages on real estate in
savings banks and trust and bankins
Mt re
and on further motion by Mr.. Green
leaf the bill was tabled pending it,
third reading and assigned for tomor-
row morning.
Finally Passed
Resolve in favor of the State Boart
of Charities and Corrections for ex
penses during the years 1915 and 1916
IN lieu of the sum provided by Chap
ter 1876 of the Public Laws Of 1918
(Tabled by Mr.. Pierce of 'Houlton
pending final passage, and special!
assigned for consideration tomorrow
morning)
Resolve increasing the retirement
! pay of Thomas Clark
Resolve appropriating money for thu
completion of the purchase OF the
farm acquired for the purpose Of sci
entific investigation in agriculture ii
Aroostook county. also for the cree
ton Of buildings on said farm. (Tablet
by MI. Plurnmer Of Lisbon pending
final passage, and specially assigned
for consideration tomorrow morning
Resolve appropriating money for
and authorizing the purchasing Of, {
History of Pemaquid.
Resolve appropriating money to pro
mote and assist the interests of poul
try culture. CTabled by Mr.. Plumme
of Lisbon pending final passage, ant
specially assigned for consideration to
morrow morning)
Resolve providing for the purchase OF
a certain portrait of Major General
Joshua L. Chamberlain, a former gov.
ernor of this State.
| Resolve to provide for the retirement
on half pay Of Frederick Brown. a for.
mer employee of the State.
Resolve providing for the purchase OF
certain volumes of the Documentary
History of Maine
| On motion by Mr.. McCarty Of Lewis.
ton, Resolve in favor of the Contra
Maine General Hospital for maintenance
was taken from the table, and on further
motion by the same gentleman the re.
solve was finally passed.
Orders Of the Day
| On motion by Mr. Greenleaf of Port
| land. unanimous consent was given ano
| that gentleman presented cut of order
| the following order:
| requested to return to this House Sen
| ate Bill, No. 80
The order received a passage.
| On motion by Mr.. Perham Of Wood
| stock, the vote was reconSidere'
! whereby the House accepted the re
port Of the committee on judiciary
| reporting Ought not to pass on Re
solve to prevent the attorney genera
from appearing as counsel before tn
legislative committees.
| For debate see Legislative Record.)
the resolve be Indefinitely postponed
| Mr.. Perham of Woodstock moves
thta the previous question be ordered
The SPEAKER: The question Is o.
the motion Of the gentleman iron
| Woodstock that the resolve be sub
stituted for the report Of the commit
tee. On this motion a division Of tn
House has been called for. All thos
| in favor Of substituting the reSolv