Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-08

| copies ordered printed)
| Bv Mr.. Philips of Southwest Harbor:
An Act to amend Chapter 1S7 of the
| Private and Special Laws of 1911,
granting certain powers to the Han.
cock County Trustees of Public Reser-
vations.
| By Mr.. Berry of Waterville:= Petition
of H. c. BuzzeI and SO others favoring
the passage Of an act to regulate the
practice of chiropody; also petition of
DR.. F. c. Thayer and ~ others in favor
, of same.
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Hart of Holden: An Act to
provide a police commission FOR the ap
pointment of the police force, and a
chief of police and inspector for the
administration of the police force of
Bangor, Maine. $500 copies ordered
printed)
BY Mr.. Emerson of Lewiston: An
Act authorizing the maintenance of a
bridge between the mill and storehouse
by the Worumbo Manufacturing Com
pany of Lisbon Falls, Maine. $500
copies ordered printed)
BY Mr.. Holbrook Of Brooks: An Act
to incorporate the trustees of Brooks
Industrial Academy.
Library.
By Mr.. Grenlaw Of Pressure Isle: Re-
solve providing for the purchase Of 1875
copies of the History of Pressure Isle.
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
BY Mr.. Wilson of Portland: An Act
to incorporate Maine Fire & Marine
Insurance Company. $500 copies orr
dered prnted.)
Military Affairs.
BY Mr.. Allan of Portland: Resolve
authorizing the Governor and Council
to accept in behalf of the State an oil
painting of Genral Charles w. Tilden,
presented by the 10th Maine Regimen
tai Association. $500 copies ordered
printed)
Pensions.
BY Mr.. Hart of Holden: Resolve in
favor of Caroline h. Remick of Otis.
BY Mr. Bragdon of Westbrook: Re-
solve providing State pension for
John II. Sawyer.
Public Utilities.
BY Mr.. Cole of Eliot: An Act to
amend Chapter 424 of the Private and
Special Laws of 1907, relating to Kit
tory Water District. 600 copies or
dercd printed.)
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Harris of Boothbay Harbor:
An Act relating to the digging of clans
within the limits of the towns of New
castle and Damariscotta.
by Mr.. Drisko of Addison: Petition
of Charles H. Faulkingham and III
others of Jonesport asking for repeal
of lobster license laws; also petition Of
same gentleman and 1913 others Of
Jonesport in favor of same.
Towns.
by Mr.. Sawyer of Madison: An Act
TO change the limits of the Madison
Village Corporation and to set off
thcrefrom certain real estate belong
ing to Theodore B. Weston and Addie
$. b. Weston. $500 copies ordered
printcd.)
Ways and Bridges.
| BY Mr.. Jennings of Wayne: Resolve
appropriatng money to aid the town Of
Rome in repairing its highways.
Ky Mr. WEIGH of Machiasport: Re-
solve in favor Of the town of Machias-
port.
| BY Mr.. Jennings of Wayne: Petition
of Frank II. Monks and Is others in
favor of resolve for highway in the
town of Rome.
Orders.
| On motion by Mr.. Bragdon OF West
brook. il was
4 Ordered, that the hall of the House
OF, Representatives be granted to the
committee on temperance for public
hearing on Tuesday. February 10, at
> O'Clock in the afternoon.
Reports of Committees.
| Mr.. Cole from the committee on
! judiciary reported Ought to pass" on
bill An Act to amend Section 70,
/ Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to the making of false reports
by trust companies.
| Mr.. Anderson from the committee on
\ legal affairs, reported Ought to pass"
on bill, An Act to make valid the or
SANITATION and records of the Fourth
Congregational (Abyssinian) Church
of Portland, and to authorize said cor
poration to convey certain real estate.
| Mr.. Quincy from the Portland Dele
cation reported fought to pass" on
bill, An Act to authorize the city of
Portland to pension Dora b. Mcintosh
| Tho reports were accepted and the
several bills ordered printed under the
joint rules.
First Reading Of Printed Resolve.
! House III. Resolve in favor of
Rachel Stanley.
Passed to Be Engrosed.
! House IS. An Act to enable Forest
! Hill Cemetery Association to convey
its real, estate and personal property
to the inhabitants of Bridgton as body
corporate and to dissolve said associa-
| ton.
! House So Resolve reimbursing the
state legislative printer for overtime
work
House 80. Resolve in favor Of 18th
Company. c. A. G., n. G.. :. NJ, on ac-
count of Presidential Inauguration.
Passed to BE Enacted.
An Act to incorporate the Old Folks
Home in Bath.
An Act amending the charter of the
United Electric Securities Company.
Orders of the Day.