Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20
nth LEGISLATURE
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j.. soiVe appropriating money! to Aid
40 Inc construction of a bridge acros.
.ie hasterly part of the West Cban.
Milo. 'ie Town OF
o"e appropriating money to Aid
.n 'le reconstruction of bridga q,
the Town OF Montvi,,e A'
Resolve appropriating money m a,1
III building bridge across Marta.
soodus stream, in the Plantation of
"sosteF' IN Penobscot County.
Resolve appropriattng money to a;5
IN leoulialng a road through Lowelrs
woods in the Town of Penobscot
resolve appropriating money to aid
~ repairing the Machias Port and
East Machias Bridge.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
IN the repair and maintenance Of the
Gardner and Randolph Bridge
hesoiVe appropriating money to Aid
IN the Town Of Forest CITY in 70.
pairing and reconstructing a bridge
hesolVe appropriating money to aid
IN building bridge across Kendus-
heag stream, in the Town Of Cor
NTH.
resolve appropriating money to aid
in repairing the New Kenduskea-
Road IN the Town of Glenburn. and
providing for its future maintenance
Orders Of the Day
Mt. SWIFT of kennebec: Mr.. Pres
ident. ask unanimous consent to in
troduce bin out Of order. This is q
bill relating to the reorganization of
the Boston e Maine Railroad. The
subject matter of this bill is already
before the Legislature as a similar
bill was introduced earlier in the SEES
sion and hearing was held two
weeks ago. As a result Of that hear
ing Your committee on railroads and
expresses presented several questions
to the Public Utilities Commission of
this state. requesting that they sub
NIT their answers in writing The com
mlttee have just received their answer.
ana IL comes to us in the form of a
Dill which requires reference to a
committee in order to be considered.
The Importance of this measure is
apparent, when we consider the inter-
ests of the large number of stockhold-
ers IN this State, and that upon the
successful operation of this road de-
pends in large measure the welfare
and industrial prosperity of nearly all
of New England. l move that the
rules be suspended and the bill be re-
ceived.
Twenty one senators voting in favor
of receiving the bill and none opposed,
the bill was received.
On further motion by the same SEN
ator the bill was tabled for printing.
Mr.. Murphy from the Portland dele
CATION, presented out Of order, An Act
to provide for the establishment of a
Board of Recreation for the city of
Portland, reported the same in a new
draft under the same title and that
il ought to pass.
The report was accepted and the
bill tabled for printing under the
joint rules.
The same senator from the same del
egation, presented the majority report
of the delegation on An Act to amend
Section of Chapter 81 of the Private
and Special Laws Of 1871, entitled An
Act relating to the schools of the city
Of Portland and that same ought not
to pass. Signed. Flaherty, Roberts,
Haskell. Greenleaf
Minority report OF the same COM
mittee on the same bill, ought to pass,
signed. Murphy. Colcord.
On motion by Mr. Murphy, the re-
ports were tabled pending acceptance
of either and assigned for next Tues
day,
Mr.. ALLEN Of Kenebec: Mr.. Pres
ident, I desire by permission of the
Senate TO introduce at this time sew
eral resolutions in favor Of the wo-
mans refoImatory. One is from the
Maine State Board of Trade, and
there are several others / have Just
received. move that the rules be sus-
pended and the resolutions received
and placed on file.
The motion was agreed to and the
bills were received.
Mr.. COLE of York: Mr.. President. I
ask unanimous consent at this time to