Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-10
Passed to Be Enarossed.

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ance agents and brokers.
House 39l. An Act to amend Sec
ton 55 of Chapter IS Of the Revised
Statutes. relating to the fixing of the
time within which exceptions and mo-
tons for new trials may be filed 10
civil and criminal cases.
House 404. An Act to amend Sec
ton II Of Chapter 116 of the Revised
Statutes. as amended by Chapter So of
the Public Laws of 1905, as further
amended by Chapter 1888 Of the Public
Laws Of 1907, as further amended by
Chapter lis of the Public Laws of
1903. relating to the compensation Of
members Of the Legislature. ION mo.
ton by Mr.. Boynton, tabled pending
its passage to be engrossed. Suisse
quently. on motion by the same sena-
tor, the bill was taken from the table
and passed to be engrossed. Suisse
Quently, on motion by Mr.. Walker of
Somerset, the vote whereby the bill
was passed to be engrossed was re-
considered: and on further motion b.
the same senator the bill was re-
tabled and specially assigned for con-
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House AS: An Act to amend Section
one Of Chapter 81 of the Private and
Special Laws of 1891, relating to Lime
rock Railroad Company.
House 44s: An Act to amend the
Charters of the Thomaston Street
Railway Company, the Rockland Street
Railway Company and the Camden &
Rockport Street Railroad Company.
and comforting certain additional
rights, powers and privileges on said
company.
House 4e1: Resolve providing a
state pension for Alonzo j. Nevers
House 462: An Act providing for
pensions for employees Of the City of
Bangor.
House 4s3. Resolve providing state
pension for Eliza E. Philbrook.
House aga. Resolve providing a state
pension for Clarence NJ. Smith.
House 465: Resolve providing state
pension for Lucy A, Owens.
House 4se: Resolve providing a state
pension for Mary Allen. blouse amend
ment "A" adopted in concurrence
House Amendment \ TO House Docu-
ment No. 466: amend by striking out
the word three in the first line, and
inserting after the word hundred in
the second line the words ninety
two')"
House 467: An Act to amend Section
one of Chapter A of the Revised Stat
utes as amended by Section three Of
Chapter 116 Of the Public Laws of 1918,
relating to local sealers of weights and
measures. MI.
House 46S: An Act to consolidate
sections IA and 80 Of chapter 40 of the
Revised Statutes relating to the penal
ty for unlawful use of containers mark
ed with registered devices, and to
amend Section 80 of said Chapter re-
lating to search warrants therefor.
House 469: An Act to amend Section
six Of Chapter Al of the Revised Stat
utes. providing a penalty for neglect Of
duty by local sealers of weights and
measures.
Senate 23s: An Act to amend the
Military Laws.
Mr.. Boynton Of Lincoln presented
Senate Amendment A to Senate Docu-
menr 23S and moved it's adoption.
Senate Amendment a" to Senate
23S:
Amend Section 10 Of Chapter zoe Of
the Public Laws of 1909 by striking out
all of said Section after the word for
in the eighth line and substituting
therefor the following: Each division
commander shall be allowed a sum not
exceeding $50 per snnum for the care
and responsibility Of public property
for which he is accountable; the exec
utive officer Of the ships company,
each division clerk and the third class
of yeomen Of each division shall receive
for their services a sum not exceeding
S2o dollars per annum.' So that said
section as amended shall read as fol-
lows:
"'Section IS: The pay Of officers and
petty officers of the naval reserve shall
be the same as that Of officers and nom
commissioned officers of the same rela-
tive rank in the national guard; and
seamen shall receive the pay of pri-
Yates Of infantry. The commanding Of
ficer of the ships company shall be al
lowed sum not exceeding $50 per an
mum for the care and responsibility of
such state and United States property
as he may be accountable for; each di-
vision commander shall be allowed a
sum not exceeding $50 per annum for
the care and responsibility of public
property for which he is accountable
the executive officer of the ships COM
pany, each division clerk and the third
class yeomen of each division shall re-
ceive for their services a sum not eX-
ceedins S25 per annum.
The bill was then passed to be en-
crossed as amended.
Senate 25S: Resolve in favor of the
Commissioners of Pharmacy for equip
ment and also for the liquidation of
certain deficiencies.
Senate 1858: An Act relative to the
hours of labor of employees Of Street
Railway Companies. (On motion by Mr..
Emery of York, tabled pending it's pas
sage to be engrossed. and specially as
signed for consideration on Wednesday,
March 10
Senate 264s An Act to authorize the
Municipal Light & Power Company to
decrease its capital stock.
Senate 265: An Act to amend, revive
and extend the charter of the Stratton
Water company.
Senate 266: An Act authorizing the
building and maintaining of dyke in
the town of Milbridge.
Senate 267: Resolve appropriating
money for the maintenance of lights
in the narroWs connecting Upper and