Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-11

uHAIy, on Resolve in favor OF a His
tory OF PemaQuid, in the town OF Bris-
toll reported same in a new draft un-
oer same title and that it ought to
pass"
MT Mlchaud from committee on
PUBIC health, on BILL An Act to pro
Vioe Tor the cure and treatment of
tuoercular persons, reported the same
In new draft under same title and
that it Ought to pass"
Mr.. Perham from the committee on
ways and bridges. on Resolve in favor
OF the town of Hebron. reported same
| IN new draft under title Of Resolve
IN favor Of aid in repairing highway
IN the town OF Hebron" and that it
ought to pass"
MI. Besse from same committee. On
Resolve in favor of assisting the town
Oh plymouth in the repairing and re-
| Duao1ng of Long Bridge across
| Fiymoueh Pond, reported same in a
new draft under title of Resolve IN
FAVOR OF aid in repairing Long Bridge.
so-caled, in the town Of Plymouth"
and that it ought to pass
| Mr.. Durgain from same committee.
on bill, An Act to amend Chapter 356
OF the, Private and Special Laws of
1888, relating to the construction OF
or1dse over tide waters between Orr's
island and Bailey"s Island, reported
same In new draft under same title
and that it ought to pass
! Mr Cobb from same committee, on Re-
solve in favor Of repairing road in the
town o. Cooper. reported same in a new
draft under same title and that II ought
to pass
: Mr.. Besse from same committee. on
Resolve in favor Of the town of Har-
mony for bridge across Higgins Brook
reported same in new draft under title
OF Resolve in favor of aid in. building
a bridge across Higgins Brook, in the
town of Harmony" and that it ought
to pass"
Mr.. Cobb from same committee, on Re
solve for repairing highway in the
town Of Upton, reported same in new
draft under title of Resolve in favor OF
aid in repairing highway in the town of
Upton and that il ought to pass
The reports were accepted and the sew
eral bills and resolves ordered printed
under the joint4rules.
Mr.. Washburn from the committee on
agriculture. reported ought not to pass
on bill, An Act additional to Section two
of Chapter 1jS OF the PubIics Laws Of
1919, relating 10 the packing, shipping and
sale OF apples.
Mr.. Kicker from the committee on edu-
cation, reported ought not to pass" on
bill, An Act 10 amend Section IS Of
Chapter Is Of the Revised Statutes, as
amended by Chapter IS of the Public
Laws OF 1895. as amended by Chapter IS
OF the Public Laws OF 1897, as amended
by Chapter 100 OF the Public Laws of
1903 as amended by Chapter % OF the
Public Laws OF 1911, as amended by Chap
ter l95 Of the Public Laws of 1919. relat-
ing to school holidays
Same gentleman from same committee
reported ought to pass on bill, An
Act to amend Chapter III of the Public
Laws of 1909, relating to the Common
school fund and its distribution.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported ought not to pass on Re
solve in favor of Nellie Fletcher, with
Statement of facts.
Mr.. Sanborn from the committee on
judiciary. reported ought not 40 pass
-
instruments relating TO real estate in the
county of Knox now recorded in other
counties.
Mr.. McCarty from same committee re
ported ought not to pass on bill, An
Act to amend Chapter el5 of the Private
and Special Laws Of 1919, relating to
municipal elections.
/ Same gentleman from same committee.
reported Ought not to pass on bill, An
Act in addition to Chapter SO of the Re
vised Statutes, relating to liens on land.
Mr.. Comedian from same committee,
reported ought not to pass on bill An
Act to establish a State board of &C
counts.
! Mr.. O'Connel from the committee on
labor. on bill, An Act for the protection
OF life and property against loss or
damage from steam boilers and steam
engines operated by incompetent per
sons, reported that the same be referred
to the committee on judiciary,
Mr., Smith from the committee on State
School for Boys and Industrial School for
Girls, reported ought not to pass on
bill. An Act amending Section two of
Chapter lac Of the Revised Statutes, re-
latng to the age at which boys may be
committed to the State School for Boys
! The reports were accepted.
! Majority and minority reports of the
committee on education on bill, An Act
TO provide for the distribution of State
school funds. majority report. reporting
/ ought not to pass signed by Messrs
Walker. Murphy, Ames.. Gallagher
Woodman, Snow, Pierce and Kicker; mi
nority report, reporting fought to pass"
signed by Mr.. Perham.
/ Mr. KICKER of Castine: Mr. Speaker.
I move the acceptance of the majority
report of this committee on distribution
Of State school funds. In stating by rea-
sons for making this motion will try
/ to be very brief. In the beginning, in
1923 the school census basis of dstribu-
ton was established which lasted until
! 1907. At that time there were no large
I manufacturing centers, or no cities Of
any great amount in this State. Later
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