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

tors voting in the affirmative ana none
opposed the bill was passed to De en-
acted
An Act to prevent the sources OF do
nestic water supply from becoming pol
luted.
| An Act to ratify the doings Of the
town of Winthrop in reference TO the
Charles n. Bailey public library.
/ An Act authorizing the appointment
, of the United States Baptist convention
| OF Maine as trustee and TO excuse said
corporation from furnishing surety on
| its official bond
| An Act TO amend Section "a of Chap
| ter IS Of the Revised Statutes relating
to prosecution of violations of the lob
ster law.
An Act to amend Section 4. Of Chap
ter 81 Of the Revised Statutes, relative
TO the recording Of intentions Of mar
riage.
| An Act relating to bonds in the pro-
bate court. given by executors and ad-
/ ministrators to obtain license to sell
real estate. amending Section Of
Chapter IS Of the Revised Statutes.
| An Act to amend Section 81 OF Chap
ter of%the Revised Statutes. so as to
provide for maximum number Of annual
reports of the public utilities commits
sion.
An Act 20 amend Section IS Of Chap
Nter III Of the Revised Statutes. in
creasing the salary Of the Judge Of pro-
bate Of York county.
+ Orders Of the Day
Senator Marshall in the chair
The PRESIDENT pro TEN: The Chair
lays before the Senate H. D. 80, An ACT
additional TO Chapter IL Of the Private
and Special Laws of IN. relating TO the
pollution Of the waters Of North or Var
mum pond.
(Tabiad on motion by, Mr.. Holt of Cum
Leriand.)
The PRESIDENT pro TEN: The Chair
lays before the Senate H. d. ~. An kct
i 70 extend the charter Of the Washington
County Light ana Power Company.
(Tabled on motion by Mr.. Auies of
t!Washington.)
The PRESIDENT pro TEN: The Chair
lays before the Senate II. D. 4s. An Act
TO amend Sections :. % and IS of Chapter
9 Of the Revised Statutes, relating 10 The,
funds for State highways. tabled by SEN
ator Walker
Tie pe-fing question being on the adop-
ton IF the motion q Senator Baxter CT
sagadahoc that the. bill be indefinitely
postponed in concurrence
Er u-oi3o.
dent. Il understand there is another bill
that takes care Of this matter.
(The bill was indefinitely postponed in
,S'e~Fe0'e'
Ths-PRESlDENT:p pro TEN: The Chair
lays before the Senate H. D. 40. An Ac,
to amend Section III of Chapter % of tn-
Revised Statutes ana increasing the au-
thorized amount cf accumulated capital
Of loan and butllng associations.
The ! pendngs-'nlestion being on its
passage TO be enacted.
On motion BY My. Stanley Of oxford.
under suspension OF the rules the Senate
voted 70 reconsider-the vote whereby the
bill vas passed 70 be engrossed
The same senator then offered Senate
NOreI
its adoption.
Senate Amendment to House Docu-
rent No 49,.
House Document No. $50 is hereby
amended by striking out all OF said docu-
ment after the word two in the fourth
line thereof ard substituting the follow
ing: and by striking out the word
twenty-five IN the sixth line Of said
section and substituting therefor the
word .nfty.' that said section as
amendEd shall read as follows: Sect.
100 Capital stock; shares may be ISSUED
in series. r. s. {. p IS.
THE capital to be accumulated shall
not exceed two million dollars. and shan
be divided INTO shares Of the ultimate
:. value Of 500 each. The shares may he
! Issued in quarterly. half yearly, or yearly
series. in such amounts and at such
times as the members may determine. No
person shall hold more than 30 shares In
the capital Of any such association. No
shares Of a prior series shall be issued
after the issue Of new series
Senate Amendment A was adopted and
the bill as amended was then passed to
be engrossed
The PRESIDENT pro tenn: The
Chair lays before the Senate S. D. 6,
Resolve in favor of the cooperative
survey of the boundary line between
the State of Maine and the State of
New Hampshire, tabled by Senator
Googin, the pending question being on
its passage to be enacted.
Mr.. GOOGfN of Androscoggin: Mr..
President. I yield to my colleague, Sen
ator Hastings.
Mr.. HASTINGS of Androscoggin:
Mr.. President, this being a co-opera-
tive matter 1t became necessary for
THE state of New Hampshire to partici-
pate in order for any action of this
body to become effective. The bill has
been lying on the table for several
weeks awaiting this action. 1 have a
telegram here which 1 would like to
read to the Senate that received this
morning from Senator Sullivan of Ber-
lin, and Representative McCue of Ber-
lin, members of the New Hampshire
Legislature.
I'VE appropriated $4,000 for the State
inc. Letter to follow"
. 1 also had a conference with the
Governor this morning and he was in