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tro3rrGcn mnrbcn in ocn Iesten Ia.
9cn oorqcnomnlen:
II = Stnrton az Gao &ooo. Noll.
plot an Gle u. mo Moniiou
StrnBp hit S 250
Morn 2oaoQroi an Ncnrn 0orbcr2.
GiQCntbuN IN G9cit Salem
nlr S200S
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tblnn i'll Gonjhions Ahoitior
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fer fUr S 200
&. u. &rbuiou an 4tcIiiic 2rrr.
0lncntbum i'm <omn @omiIton
iur $4,000
McJliin Gcrr ibcrtrl1 biricS Earn
NicGcr on 6. s. Icrr. uno hic'er
ll1ertruQ Slacnthum nabc Drain
uno Il, StrGbs an NcIiio Gerr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
Wcitoblemc SdlmufIadcn micbcr

@ctuhlenc Sdlmufladcn micocr
crlaaot. Cic non Dem ~idlnor5cn Nor
ter Der Wilmoufec = Nnbn ~geitobIe-
men SdnmudaeQeuItan0e Die in ci.
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0unf in GbicoQo ncrtrohrt murocn.
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maiiQcn GiQcrthilmcrn micoer gu
acItcat mcr6cu. Ter &crtb Der &C.
itohlenen 9entc bctr0Qt $1,000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
50 8.

g4olic olS SiitrittS j.. Nnmnlt be
1tntigt. Nnt GjenStoQ bcitatlAte Der
Gcnot oic Grncrnung non hilbert e
@plfe gum @cr. Stootcn 2iitrift$
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MtSconiin ol& 9fudinlqcr icine8 Der.
~itorbencn @ru6crs @iQiom ). SoIte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
@ettcr . GnriOEnm- PIN Gicnstoa

&cttcr . GnriOiinm- PIN Gicnstog
lpuroc cine in Der @eidtdtc oc4 @ct.
tcrburrous in Moihingtou undcpphn4
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tcm Gin untcrlht.o ban iibcr 100
(3ro6 3miIhcn ocn Metterbcriftcu
chs Dem GromeItcn nn0 0encn aus
Dem Nor0meitcn Der Ser. Stooten 81
InQe trot. &n eiuiQen (bejIcn pom
Gcros 5tan0 Dos Barometer duf Sc
iibcr g{uq mdhrcn0 g gleidaeitlq on
Scr fono0iihcn Nrcr7e in Sen Rod)
Mountains ouf 90 urtcr Nun Itono.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
Ans ben Ueridten.
HnhlaHenidlaft . 8eridJt.

Ser Strcit Inn cinen 2beiI Der
erbihait oe5 i'm lettcn Sabre ner-
itorbenen Hobert gorti6cnfelo mir0
uernutblih i'm &aufe Der nohiten
Gage Qeihlid)tct ipcrocn. 0nrtl6en.
Ielo bate 0rei fSralIen, nit Der criten
bott3 er Slnoer; bon Der 3mciteE
iUuroe CT geihieocn. uno Die 0ritte
belratbCte or ciniQe Sabre Dor iei-
ncnt Ihlcben. Gicicr muroe ein 5bcl:
leincs 8eiiethums iibtrtcagcn lIn6
oudl oCr Adte @oro ltnteritiltlnas,
&creIn 5obIte ihr Die @%'criiherlinq5.
lltmnne alIS, mlhrcno Der Eritt.
&oro llnteritilBlng5 8crcin mo
bic eagles on Der NuS3ublunG DER
ELECTROMAGNETIC on Die Mittne
ourd eincn Serihtsbcicbl gcbinocrt
mlr0cn. mo non 0icicm 8el0c per.
longt icut 6rnr 9fp. I, Die untcr
oem 9tomcn Qtinrie 9artIheniel0
tlaQt. obgleih iie jctt cincn onoeren
9tonlcn trngcu ion. eircn Gbcil fiir
lhrc Ginhcr. harcn Nntcr 3nberg
@ortidcnfeIo icin iol. Qeetercr lies
ltine erite GrolL nit Der n an: 81.
Mars 1899 n CHICAGO qctrnilt mllr
&c, iibcn eiuiQc ,<ohrc ipdtcr ioa cr
lie icooh m1cblih miebcr bcildlt
hnben
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
airdlides.
Geformirte ct. Sobannes 8emsinSe,
4. mub Warfet StraFe.

Samstng &orntittng pom 8 bis IL
ubr, 0eut'her Sdulntterriht.
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inn 9 ilhr.
Wtorgcn . @cttes6ienit. I'm 1920.
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nm 7 libr.
8nitor s. 6ocrbc. nor Nina.
g@is.. miro Die &crInmllung leiten
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inmnleln iih om Montna AbtnA I'm
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0ic ncuen 9cnnltcn mrrocn Sonn-
tnl Morgen orhinirt mo initaItirt
mcrocu
Gle Mrnior8 berinmmcIu iidl
SonutaQ Hofmtittog I'M , llbr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
Me6r llufritcn fir Wicrtrinfer.

WFVF E#THIU7EFH INT <F~FFIFTH!FV.
Scit GeNtcrn miiIIcu &rnAeu scr
NrnHcrcjcn, Sic ibr @jcr in aiitcn
ms Sous oel;efrt bHfommen. fir
ic0c Site nit flcincn TIoihen $i.00
rnO fiir cine ioIde init oroGen Tlo.
'tcu $1,20 ocponirrn. Trilbcr ma
rem e 80 Gents. Nuh Die @irt6
't~uit3bcii5ty n%'iiiicu circn ouf 6oa
Igr @~irQcrnciItcr bot Sic Grtitiou.
horpclte %QeiticncncS 9enolit Iilr 81
6olier hintcrltQcr Gam ncrtnl.
ZEN oir Nro1tcrctcr uitt mcbr pnQ2
}}int un0 Guort 5Ioid)cn Bier.
'nnocrn MIR flentc mo qroBc 6In
'dlrp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

Sn Gl Rene. sta. forb
o1s 3]lrt,iobrile &;19 ocs 4r5eissrs
!. !. 6ri;! an &e,@gunccn, Die IS
,rhieLt ol5 Is iii t;7tu 3ubtr feiEen
0a'iSr$ 'jd. YIN /. ,1ili 1915 er
raa.in pier cty Ty,.li&cn Sinner i'm
Roro 9onoojOn @on Den ar. Sin
2trn Der Camille it no3 zines ar
S2o:1.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

Nnracrmciitcr Eentlcn bat @icdlt,
Der NiirocrnwiItcr bet Ole Getltion
nie i6nl non Ser 80 Groiic Seocro
tion u Ghurfc8" ilhcrrciht mlrro'
ln6 in oer ltu Tcitietrr1o zines
umooo Citizens 9ou" olf sen IT,.
Tcbrror Qcbctcn murAe, ridt Qc.
mohrt uno ol3 @rlrr0 Ieinrr Mcioc
rtno mlQcQcbcr oof nift olIcile Der
#. Icbriar irnocrn ieinCr 2hriidt
nod iehrr Goa 0e3 2{ohre9 ciu
,@oob Gjti}cn@' Ion" 'ein ioGtc.
N @c5no olrf sic Nu5fiihrurg ser
.Gurfcm" .Narihrift iootc Ser Nt1nor
nof oicie Dem 0uhito6en rod MIR
0our ~ou$0cfthrt mNrNcr f6nnc. pcnn
cic GItcru piIiftocn0f lire &ir0cr
uod 2Gutcn Ser Gltrfcm.@ lof, bon
fcn StroBru ms Sans udbalru:
mcrm Sic Eoli5ci ouf sic Griiillurl
orr &orihriit 5lt od'tcn bate. onnn
tchilrie c@ elmer aroB1ren 3abl DOH
4}nlj3iItcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
GonntUncriht.

2&ilinm ). I}anguH, Scr itUuar-
SC 4(orter Der 4tlllpulgtec 8abn, Der
M glter non IS SuDrcu nod 5t e.
ncm Glcb mur0c. mur0e BON Elt]tcr
l'rlnoIcp 8citcrn 81 212 Sa5rln
3ldtDalla pcrurtbcllt. Ser yte1er
ctfIortc Dem Rtdtcr OaB CT Mat qc-
mutt babe marurl er DIE 0Ic0ltuDle
lu&atIlhrt bQte, er irI rob OuB CT
oo0ci al JtfaBt morOcn iei un0 h0ffs
oaG e. i'm cine Sehre ltiu merNe.
2$nllg Smith. 915 iit0Iihc ).
StraBe, Der 0cn 6ormcr ). i. WQucr
pou G%o3enorio, &is.. bci rinem Sou.
rloe UNI cincn Sbeil icircr 0QoE
ldoit crtcIdtert bnbcn iou. Der5jd
rte an Iien2tog oui eut &crb0r. un0
mur0e TT uutcr $1,000 Nurqihoft
Ocnt @rci2qcridt ijbtruiciHu. Grid
Sniith, iein @rtocr, iirt I'M Sc.
i1n8niB meQcn cIucm dDnljhgn Ser.
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>@oufon SIS ou3 ser Cuihe gcholt
bubcn. Mn1n il; 10. mo iciu @ru
Ger Grid - SATIRE alt. 9cioe f0n-
ueu Is md melt brirQrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
SObere BOiteiumabmen. saut ;sob

rcaterldlt Bon 9oitneliter Sfaar be-
trugCn Die g%innobn;en Der "a Groiic
Foltoifice I'M berfloiieIen Sabre
500, 5b2.24 gegen 1888, 1873 in
1915, o!in S71,S1S.JI mcGr. IN
3Htungcn ipuroen 532,2I4 ltiulO
6u i Gent ros Yfun6 nu58tiditt. sc.
qcl 1872 e: 4funo Ii 1919. Die
,,lgl Ger IrllnnlduOildjcn 8%oitaluDeI-
iun Gn fiel me9en 6e5 Gric. 8 uun
SOP in 1915 nui 356 in 1916.
Stemmem I'D sceen Sprtidritt.
GetitioncI gegen 9rridtung oe3
Eubcrfuloie Sanntoriums. NIT So
lentine =. aeppel pnn 0olmcn. frit.
her Supcrbiior bon Iomn GnolasfG.
an Der 5piBc, 5irculircn gcgcnndrtig
0urd ho5 Gnlutp. gllf eincn &c
icrcnoun = 0rjci, Oh Die 2~unopirtb
ihoits Sdule in Gnolasfa lpeiter-
Qriilhrt meroen iolltr o0cr niht, Ian
len lett Nntlportcn Gin. BON 0cncr
Die Wchr3ohl an9cblid} gegcn buS
Snitltut icln iou.
Sir bas Huthe Nrcn3, Sic Sunt.
mcIbildicn fiir zen 6ono 6es uncri
tonlihcn Hothcu &rcr5cs mcr6cn cri:
hcutc bcum SfluR Der @anfcn &c
ihloiieu um0 ibr SnhoIt H.
rem 3mef nrnldf permcnhrt mrrhcn
Gcutihc Seller. oie ibrr @obcu fir
lire StommeaDtrmonhtcn pcrnon0'
foben m0dten. nitiien iolfe& beicn,
oer5 onoebcn. Icn 26lpcnontbeil
non irilbcrcn SommIun0er oc5 Nmc
rifoiihcn 9iothcn arcujcs crbictteH
Nothhiiriti0c Scr ?(Qiirtcn. Tiir bp3
3ctIde Gothc Mrcr3 mo fir 6'n
6ouo pur Suite Der 0ertidrn 3ric0a
ocfonQcncn in Sibiricn ncbn1cn Sic
hiciiocn oclItifcn 3cit1nQen mo
Nr0iiAcrt 4iirinQ bonn Gcntrol- Scr.
lin @obcn |cntocGan mo mer0cn oiCi.
Qcrnc ibrcm NcitjnWu0lg5nrt 5uac
Whrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02
3,uei siiracrmeiitsr Gambiouten

@ilr0ermciitcr z. u. Wentlep ertlnrte
an Gicn3toa 6aB er lid in ocn Tor.
mnhl im nGhiten Wnnct rm Die
Domination fiir ons 8iir8ermeiItcr-
lint beuer6en meroe. Ser AoOofat
@2ohoneU miro it'd bcfnnntIi6 ebtir
faas nm 0ieie domination beIDerbcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-02-02

WrohitaOtiifrs. Nuf Mn0r0nHnq
6es 9llrQermeiitcrs S%bOmpion Dclt
CHICAGO 1T Dem SoIoonteeper Add
Dc @ito ON Qienstog Die &i3en3 emit
5oQcn lpor0cn, neil er belfJulolGt
luiro, einc 8erloirmg bcronitaItet gu
bobcn, bri mcId)er jungr 6rauen ols
9rCiic ausgeiett murcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28

Mr.. BUTTON: Early in the session.
as you all know, introduced in this
House a measure providing for State
ownership and development of water
power systems. | introduced this
measure at the suggestion of Mr.. II.
B. Whipple Of Bingham, Me-. who is
interested in the proposition. and who
has done much in the interest of con-.
servation of water powers: and lest
there may be a false impression go
forth relative to Clifford Pinchot's real
attitude toward conservation in Maine
l desire to read the following COM
munication:
Washington. D. c.. March 10, 1917
Mr.. b. II. Whipple, Bingham. Maine
Dear MIR. Whipple: Through some mis-
take your letter of February 18th has
not been answered. Although / have
been busy with the Maine bills. / ough;
to have acknowledged and thanked YOU
for it long ago. Under all the circum-
stances. with war so near US. would il
not be wiser to put of a hearing on the
water power bills until the next Legis-
lature especially since your letter says
your own bill does not stand a ghost of
chance? l am for it, much more So
than am for Mr.. Bakers bill. and I
have so written him; and if l can be of
real use, of course l shall be glad 10
come. 1t seems pity, however. under
the pressure of the moment to make the
effort If you are sure it is going to fail.
How does it strike you?
Sincerely yours,
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The SPEAKER: The Chair will call
the attention OF the House to the fact
that this evening. on an order passed
by the House, the hall of the House o
Representatives was given up to the
gentleman from Washington. Mr. Pin
chot; and the Chair recognizes the
gentleman from Portland, Mr.. Baxter,
who wishes to give notice in regard
to the lecture.
Mr.. BANTER of Portland: Mr..
Speaker. ] will inform the House in q
few words why Mr.. Pinchot could not
come and address us. and it is a source
of real regret to us that he is not go
ing to be heard this evening. | have
been trying ever since the last week in
February to get Mr.. Pinchot to come
and he has been anxious to come We
had it al! arranged for the 21st of this
month, but some business engagements
unexpectedly arose which prevented
his coming. He had, however, planned
to come for tonight. Regardless of how
the members feel in relation to the
question of conservation and water
power. l thought it would be a real OPP
Iportunity for the members of this Leg
lslature to meet one of the big men of
the country and hear his views; but
much to my disappointment l received
| this telegram from him last night adj
dressed to me at Augusta:
| LAS / wired you from Washington,
my father-in-law is suddenly stricken
| with pneumonia His physician advises
me on arrival in New York that his
condition is critical and asked me not
to leave can do nothing but comply,
| of course. Please present my warm
thanks and real regret to Governor
Millken, and believe me | would come
| if | could. l am deeply sorry to dis
appoint you.'
l think that it is really a source of
regret to everybody here in the House.
I know a good many people were plan
ming to come, some from Portland,
some from Lewiston and from other
places to hear Mr.. Pinchot. and l want
to make this statement SO that the
members Of the Legislature will thor
oughly understand that everything has
been done and that this sudden illness
absolutely prevents his coming. | do
not think it is necessary for US to take
bany formal action; but having invited
Mr. Pinchot through a formal order
passed by both House and Senate, l
felt under obligations to report back
and tell you the situation. Governor
Milliken had kindly consented to pre-
side at the meeting this evening and
all the arrangements were made; but
am afraid we shall have to give it up
at this session.
Mr.. BUTTON Of Bingham: Mr.
Speaker. / would like consent to read
a communication.
: Unanimous consent was given.
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Reports Of Committees

I Mr.. Bowman from the committee on
agriculture reported Ought to pass
on resolve making appropriation for
the bureau of inspection for the years
1917 and 1918.
/ Mr.. Grant from tho same committee
reported same on bill Ar Act to
amend Chapter SO, Section Z. Revised
Statutes of 1916, relating to licenses OF
agents and dealers in nursery stock"
! (The rules were suspended and the
bill given it's two several readings)
| Mr.. Washburn from the committee
on education on bill IAN Act to amend
Section IS of Chapter 16 of the Revised
Statutes providing maximum annual
tuition in secondary schools of the
State" reported the same in a new
draft, under same title and that 1t
ought to pass.
! Same gentleman, from same com
mittee, on bill IAN Act to amend Sec
ton los of Chapter 16 of the Revised
Statutes of 1916. relating to teaching
of principles of kindness to birds and
animals in the public school" reporting
same in a new draft, under the title of
| bill AN Act to amend Section los OF
Chapter 16 Of the Revised Statutes of
1916, relating to teaching Of the prin-
ciples of kindness toward birds and
animals in the public schools and
that it ought to pass.
The reports were accepted and the
several bills and resolve ordered print
ed under the joint rules.
Mr.. Merrill from the committee on pub
lie utilities, on Petition of Fred A. Black
and % others of Stockton Springs relative
to An Act to incorporate the Penobscot
Ferry Company; Petition of w. d. Ben
net and 3s others of Bucksport on same.
Petition of Harvey w. Clark and 45 9TH
ers of Belfast on same; Petition Of G.
T. Hodgman and Is others Of Camden on
same; reported that the same be placed
on file. n
CONTINUED On PAGE Q, cpInmn u
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An EXPERT ON COLDS

Comparatively few people realize that
scold Is a signal Of physical weakness.
To treat a cold with weakening
physics, alcoholic syrups or drugged
pills, may smother the cold but they also
reduce the bodypowers still furtherand
invite more serious sickness.
SCOTS Emulsion has always been an
expert on colds, because it peculiarly
enriches the blood, quicklytones upthe
forces and strengthens both throat and
chest. Try SCOTS. Refuse Substitutes.
Scott q Bovine, Bloomfield. NJ. ,6-,3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28
HOUSE
Tuesday \

Tuesday, March q, 1911.
The House met according to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the
Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Brokenshire OF
Hallowell.
Journal of previous session read anG
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
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CLIFFORD PINCHOT.

On motion by Mr.. Rounds of Portland
the following order was passed
Ordered, that the use of the hall of the
House of Representatives be granted to
the Anti-Suffrage League of Maine for
Thursday evening. March 90 1917. Gap
plause)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28

tending adoption of Senate Amendment
A 10 House Amendment A.
For debate see Legislative Record)
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MAINE LEGISLATURE

Continued from Page p
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fTayer by the tteV. Mr.. BrokenShlre OF
Hallowell.
Journal of previous session read anG
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
From the Senate: Senate report, ma :
jority and minority report; majority re-
port of the committee on judiciary on An
Act to make uniform the law of nego-
table instruments. reporting the Same
fought not to pass signed Barnes, Far
rington. Cole Davies. Hutchins, Quincy
and Baxter; minority report from same
committee Oh same subject matter report
ing Ought to pass signed Gillin,
Dearth, Deering. Came from the Senate
minority report accepted.
On motion by Mr.. Sisson of Island
Falls the bill and reports We're tabled
pending concurrence or non-concurrence
with the Senate until Wednesday morn
ing.
From the Senate; Majority and minor
ity reports from the committee on judi
ciary; majority report on An Act in add
ton to Sections. A, IS, As. A. Chapter
S. of the Revised Statutes of 1916, relat-
ing to attachments of property mort
gagged or pledged, reporting Ought to
pass" signed Davies. Dearth. Cole, Far
rington, Deering, Barnes, Quincy Baxter.
Hutchins. Minority report from same
committee on same subject reporting
fought not to pass" signed Gillin of Pc
nobscot Came from the Senate majority
report accepted.
On motion by Mr.. Harrington Of Au-
gusta the majority report was accepted
in concurrence and the bill was given its
first and second readings.
On motion by Mr.. Reed Of Bangor the
rules were suspended and the bill given
its third reading and passed to be en-
crossed in concurrence.
From the Senate; Report of commit
tee on legal affairs on An Act to incor.
porate the Pilgrims Home Cemetery AS
ISOLATION in the town of Monroe. report
ing fought to pass" Came from the
Senate, reported read and accepted. SEN
ate Amendment A adopted Bill read the
second time and passed to be engrossed
as amended by Senate Amendment A
as follows:
Senate Amendment A to House Doc
5s7. House Document 597. entitled IAN
Act to incorporate the Pilgrims Home
Cemetery Association in the town OF
Monroe" is hereby amended by striking
out the name Edward Parker, in the
sixth line Of Section and inserting in
place thereof the name Edward Parks
and by striking out the name Martha
W. Ward in the 18th line Of Section /,
inserting in place thereof the name Ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28

On motion by Mr.. Walker of Som
erset, H. D. 12s, An Act to amend sec,
ton 40 of Chapter OF the REVISED
Statutes, exempting Maine Casualty
Assessment Insurance Companies from
the payment of tax on premiums was
taken from the table.
Mr.. WALKER: Mr.. Presioent,
now yield to the senator from Somer-
get, Senator Merrill. ar.
Mr.. MERRILL of Somerset ''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28

On motion by Mr.. Stanley of oxford
the vote was reconsidered whereby
the Senate passed to be enacted, An
Ate to- amend Section 10 Of Chapter III
of the Revised Statutes relating to the
banking department.
On further motion by the same SEN
ator the DILL was tabled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28

Monday of September to the first Mon
day in November
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28

Mr.. AMES of Washington: Mr.. Presi-
dent I move that we reconsider the vote
whereby we finally passed resolve APP
propriatng money for the repair OF
Teachers Old Home on Old Town Indian
Island No. l.
The motion was agreed to and on. fur
Their motion By the same senator the re-
solve was tabled
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28

BY Mr.. Flint of Monsoon Remon.
STRANGE of B. NJ. Packard and Is others.
residents of Piscataquis county. against
passage of Act providing for a bounty
on bears killed in the State
BY Mr. Harmon of Stonington Peti-
ton of Alonzo Smith of Scion, and 1o3
others. in favor Of changing the date
of biennial election from the second
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The motion was agreed to.

On motion by Mr.. Marshall Of Cumber-
land H. d. No. OBS. An Act repeating laws
respecting the government of the fire de-
rartment of the city of Portland, was
taken from the table.
Mr.. MARSHALL: l now move that II
be indefinitely postponed. In explanation
l will say that this bill in substance is
covered in another act which will be
taken care of by me tomorrow.
The motion was agreed to.
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The following remonstrances and pc.
titions were presented and, on recon-
mendation of the committee on refer
ence of bills. were referred to the fol-
lowing committees:
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The rules were suspended and unan-
imous consent given Mr.. Redman OF
Ellsworth to introduce a bill out of
order.
Mr.. FREEDMAN Mr.. Speaker, 1 will
read the BILL if may be permitted to
do SO:
IAN Act relative to the operation Of
traction engines, motor and other We
hicles upon highways and bridges.
Be it enacted by the people of the
State of Maine, as follows:
Section l. Between May / and No
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On motion by Mr. Gordon of York,
S. D. S4S. An Act to amend Section oS
of Chapter IS of the Revised Statutes
relating to viola tons of the lobster
law, was taken from the table
On further motion by the same sen
ator the bill was passed to be engross-
ed.
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ON motion by Mr.. Marshall of Cum0er-
land 1t was
Ordered. that 500 additional copies OF
Senate Document 375 be printed for the
use. of tiaSenate-
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On motion by Lord of York, H. D. 900,
An Act to amend Section "a of Chapter
So of the Revised Statutes. relating to
public utilities, was taken from the table.
Mr.. LORD: Mr.. President. as this is
the bill which has just been incorporated
by the amendment in H. d. No. go. l
move that this bill be Indefinitely post
poned.
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tilla w. Ward SC that said Section ]
shall! read as follows:
On motion by Mr. Clason of Lisbon the
House reconsidered its action whereby
House Doc. 597 was passed to be en-
crossed.
On motion by Mr.. Harrington Of Au-
gusta, Senate Amendment A was adopted
in concurrence and on further motion
by the same gentleman the bill was pass
ed to be engrossed as amended by Sen
ate Amendment A in concurrence.
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NJ. WOOD of Hancock: Mr. Pres
ident ] move that we reconsider the
vote whereby we passed to be enacted
An Act to amend Section II of Chap
ter III Of the Revised Statutes, relat-
ing to the salaries of the stenoeraphers
OF the superior courts.
The motion vas agreed to. and on
further motion by the same senator
the bill was tabled
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On motion by, Mr.. Lord of York, H
D. 54S. An Act to amend Paragraph l.,
of Section 1 of Chapter - of the Re
vised Statutes. relating to the appoint
Went Of guardians, was taken from the
tahle
On further motion by the Same SEN
ator the bill was passed to be engross-
ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-28

From the Senate: Final reports of
committee on Indian affairs, commit
tee on library, committee on salaries
and fees, committee on telegraphs and
telephones.
The reports were accepted in con-
currence.
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Mr. BURLEIGH of Aroostook Mr..
President, | offer Senate Amendment b
10 House bill 613.