Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-29

the constitution alio"HiS 0ooS.
con motion by Mr. Fulton OF Aroostook'
with the House.)
H. d. 69o An Act to make valid the
doings of the annual town meeting or
the town of jackson, Waldo County.
H. D. sos An Act to amend Section
10 of Chapter 1877 Of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to the appointment of
probation officers.
H. D. $40 An Act to ratify, confirm
and make valid the acts of incorpora-
ton and proceedings Of Abou Ben Ad-
hem Lodge, No. 20, Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows.
4 H. D. 66s An Act to provide for
mothers with dependent children.
H. d. Sos. An Act to prevent officers
and employees of life, accident and fire
insurance institutions from making cop
les Of records
H. D. SGT. An Act to better define
the duties and to increase the number
of medical examiners.
H. d. 500. An Act to amend Section
Is of Chapter of the Revised Statutes
relative to state stipend for public Ii
braries.
H. d. 626. Resolve to reimburse GER
tain cities and towns for money ex-
pended for the support of dependent
families of members Of the National
Guard.
Fl. d. 101. An Act to repeal Chapter
1874 of the Special Laws of 1881 entitled
AN Act establishing a fire department
in the town of Portland" Section l, 3
and of Chapter 1877 of the Special
Laws Of 1853 entitled IAN Act relating
Ito the city of Portland" Chapter 2S5
of the Special Laws of 1854 entitled
AN Act respecting the erection of
wooden buildings in the city of Port
land" =
H. D.'6S3. An Act relating to the
department of electrical appliances of
the city -ef Portland. con motion by
Mr. Holt of Cumberland. read twice and
passed>to be engrossed under suspen-
sion of the rules)
An Act to amend Section Sc of Chap
ter So of the Revised Statutes relating
to the discontinuance of street railway
service. Con motion by Mr.. Deering of
York. indefinitely postponed. in concur
rence.(
! h. D. 56S. An Act additional to
Chapter 1873 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1907, entitled An Act, to in
CORPORATE the Portland Water District
, Fl. d. $50. An Act to amend Section
Of Chapter 204 Of the Public Laws of
! 1883 in relation TO the jurisdiction of
the municipal court of the city of West
brook as amended by Section of Chap
ter. no Of the Private and Special Laws
of 1903.
Fl. d. GA, An Act fixing the salary
of the recorder of the Old Town munich
! pal court.
| Fl. d. 675. An Act to increase the sal
airy Of the judge of the municipal court
! Of Dexter.
! II. D. 676. An Act to amend Section
II of Chapter III of the Revised Stat
utes. relating to the salary of the state
auditor
| H. D. GAS. Resolve in favor of the
! land agent.
+ II. ID. 65S. Resolve to enable the
town of Millinocket to raise money for
the maintenance and support of Sourd-
nahunk road. so called, between the
town Of Millinocket and Millinocket
lake.
H. D. 6s1. Resolve directing the
highway commission to make surveys.
plans and estimates for an interstate
bridge between Kittery. Maine. and
Portsmouth. New Hampshire
! H. D. Gel. An Act to authorize the
American Thread Company to erect a
! bridge across the Sebec river in the
town of Milo
| H. D.. go. Resolve continuing unex-
pended balance of appropriation pro-
vided by Chapter 321 of the Resolves
OF 1873 entitled Resolve in favor of
aid in the construction of a highway
! bridge Icross the st. John river be-
tween Fort Kent, Maine, and st. Fran
els. New Brunswick"
y. D. $50. Resolve continuing unex-
pended balance of appropriations pro-
vided by Cha Ter 80 of the Resolves
of 1915, entitled Resolve appropriating
money to aid in the construction of
sub-structure of a highway bridge
across the st. John between the town
of Madawaska. Maine, and the city of
Edmundston, New Brunswick"
| From the House: Majority and mi
nority report Of the committee in
land fisheries and game on An Act to
repeal Section 70 Of Chapter SO of the
Revised Statutes, relating to Sunday
being a closed season for game or birds, |
with petitions and remonstrances in re-
lation thereto.
The majority report, ought not to
pass.
The minority report, ought to pass.
In the House, the majority report was
accepted
On motion by Mr.. Chick Of Kennebec,
the Senate accepted the majority report, |
ought not to pass, in concurrence.
From the House: Majority and mi |
nority reports of the committee on sal
aries and fees on An Act to amend Sec |
tion 40 Of Chapter III of the Revised !
Statutes relating to the salary Of the |
register of deeds in Kennebec county
Majority report. ought not to pass.
Minority report, ought to pass
Mr.. GRANT of Cumberland: Mr.,
President, 1 move we accept the major
ity report, ought not to pass.
Mr.. CHICK of Kennebec: Mr. Presi-
dent, I move that the bill and reports lie
on the table until tomorrow morning, If