Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-12

Gorham, OF Henry r. Miller Sons Pr
ano Co. and Il others. Of D. z. Yinal
and II others. Of David T. Percy Sons
and IL others. Of +. o. Palmer and Is
others. Of Mcdowell & Black Shoe
Co. and Is Others. Of Fessenden News
Co. and 10 others, and OF Foster-Ay-
cry Co. and IL others. against incaud-
ing mercantile establishments in AN
Act relative to the hours Of employ
ulent Of women and minors"
Legal Affair.".
By Mr. Murphy Of Cumberland: An
Act TO incorporate the trustees of St.
joseph's Academy and College for
women.
By Mr.. Cole Of York: Resolve In ia
vor Of an appropriation TO restore the
early record. in the ONCE Of the clerk
Ct courts for York county. Ordered
printed and refered) J.
Pensions.
By Mr.. Leary Of Penohscot: Resolve
in favor Of George y. Holland of
HanpdeB-
BY Mr.. Swift of Kennebec: Resolve
in favor Of Harry J. Bean OF Angus
u, heEufOSC county. 1ldluc.
BY the same Senator: Petition Of
Foster A. Raught and "A others In IA
vor Of pension for Harry J. Bean.
aevi.ion Of Statutes
BY Mr.. Durgin Of Piscataquis: An
Act to amend Section S. Of Chapter 6
Of the Revised Statutes to provide for
filing vacancies in the representation
Of the State in the United States Sem
ate.
BY the same Senator: An Act to
amend Section OF Chapter 22l Of
the Public Laws Of 1919. relating 20
the nomination Of United states sem
alcrs
b. the same Senator: An Act to
amend Section 3 Of Chapter Of the
Revised Statutes relating 10 the IN
vestrnen Of sinking funds by any city
or town.
Ry Mr.. Cole Of York: An Act 10
amend Section / Of Chapter 1i5 of the
Public Laws Of the year 1911, entitled.
An Act to insure publicity with re-
spect to the demands upon the State
and to facilitate the legislative COM
mfttees in dealing with questions Of
approprie ton"
By the same Senator: An Act 70
amend Section Fifteen Of Chapter Six
ty-ffve Of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter Thirty-eight II
the Public laws OF Nineteen Hundred
and Seven, relating to jurisdiction II
the Probate Courts.
BY the same Senator: An Act TO
amend Section -Four of Chapter sixty
five OF the Revised Statutes relating
to proceedings Of Judges Of Probate IA
vacation.
By Mr. Butler Of Knox: An Act to
amend Section Seventeen of Chapter
Seventy-seven Of the Revised Statutes,
relating to proceedings if husband or
wife refuses to release interest in real
estate. .--
By the same Senator: An Act to
provide for the resolution in the Penai
Sum of Probate Bonds.
BY the same Senator: An Act 10
amend Section Seventy-one OF Chap
ter Four Of the Revised Statutes, re-
iating to the authority OF towns TO
raise money.
Salaries and Fees
BY Mr.. Flaherty OF Cumberland: An
Act providing temporary clerk hire for
the Register Of Probate in Cumber-
land County.
Sea and Shore Fisheries
By Mr.. Peacock OF Washington: An
Act to authorize the construction OF
Weir in the tide waters Of the Ccbs-
cock river in the town Of Lubec.
State School for Boys and Industrial!
School for Girls.
By SIR. Ames of Washington: Petit
tions Of John ". Nash and thirty
three others, Of Effie w Talbot and
eightysix others. Of J. P. Hutchinson
and forty eight others, Of ". IL. Nash
and nineteen others. and resolutions
OF Machias W. G. T. L. Of Ursula Pen
niman Club Of Machias OF Alpha Lyr:.
Club Of Cherryfield, Of Shakespeare
Club Of Cheryfieid, OF Woman's Club
Of Eastpor in favor of reformatory
for women.
BY Mr.. Boynton of Lincoln: Petition
Of Damariscotta ". c. T. L. in favor
Of Reformatory for Women.
By Mr.. Burleigh Of Aroostook: Pets.
tons Of Della H. Stevens and seven
teen others, Of c. W. Perry and seven
others, Of Child's Study Club OF
Pressure Isle. Of Philomathian Club of
Fort Fairfield, in favor of the Refor-
matory for Women.
BY Mr.. Chatto Of Hancock: Petit
tions Of Harriet E. Jordan and thirty
three others Of NJ. C. Morrison and
nineteen others in favor Of a Refor-
matory for Women.
BY Mr.. Clark Of York: Petitions Of
II. G. Batteson and twenty-three
others. and Of Old Orchard Club IN
favor of a State Reformatory for
Women.
BY Mr. Cole Of York: Petitions OF
Riverside Reading Club and Of James
Merry and thirty-two others Of Kit
terry in favor Of a Reformatory fo-
Women.
BY Mr.. Colby Of Somerset: Petition
OF Ivanena Palmer and twenty-five
others in favor Of State Reformatcry
for Women.
BY Mr.. Scammon Of Hancock: Pc
titions Of the officers of the Friday
Club Of Southwest Harbor and Of Car
oline r. LAWYER and nineteen others In
favor Of Reformatory for Women.
By Mr.. Swift Of Kennebec: Rosolu-
ton Of the Augusta W. c. T. U. in
favor Of Reformatory for Women.
By Mr.. Walker Of SonerSef. Patti