Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-24

mitted the same in new draft, under
| title of AN Act to amend Section 10 of
| Chapter e of the Revised Statutes. fix
ing a fee for motor cars registering In
neutral automobile zones, and that t
| ought to passi
| Mr. Bartlett from the committee on
mercantile affairs and insurance, on An
| Act relating to term of office Of insur-
! ance commissioner, submitted the same
| I'm a new draft, under the same title, and
! that II ought to pass.
| Mr.. Fulton from the committee on Dub
lie health, on An Act to create a State
department of health Senate No. 212).
submitted the same in new draft. under
| title of IAN Act to create a State de-
/ partment of health. and to amend the
public health laws" and that it ought TO
pass.
con motion by Mr.. Fulton of Aroostook
| 100 additional copies ordered printed)
| Mr.. Conant from the committee on sal
aries end fee on An Act to amend the
Revised Statutes. Chapter III. Section Is,
relating to the State treasurer, reported
that the same ought to pass.
! Mr.. Hastings from the same committee,
on An Act to amend Section % of Chap
| ter liz of the Revised Statutes, relating
to department OF education, submitted
same in new draft, under the same title,
and that it ought to pass.
Mr. Grant from the same committee.
on An Act to fix the time of payment of
salaries Of county officials SENATE No.
30-D reported same ought to pass.
Read first time under suspension Of
the rules on motion by Mr.. Peterson Of
Aroostook.)
Mr.. Grant from the same committee
on An Act to amend Chapter III of the
Revised Statutes. relating to the salary
Of county attorney and of assistant coun-
~ attorney for Cumberland county ana
70 nrovide clerk hire therefor submitted
tho same in a new draft, under the same
title and that it ought to pass.
Mr. Conant from the same committee,
an An Act to amend Section 80 of Chapter
~ of the Revised Statutes. relating 10
tho salary of the clerk of the board or
ct,+a assessors, reported same ought to
pass.
Mr. Peacock from the committee on
COZ and shore fisheries, on An Act amend
IT,, cec+,on n of chapter 45 of the Re-
rised statutes for granting lobster IL
cnrses (Scnate No. a7o>. submitted tn"
same in new draft under the same title
and that Il ought to pass.
The renorts were accepted and the
several hills and resolves tabled fer
printing under the Joint rules.
| Mr. Merrill from the committee on
| taxation. an An Act to SECURE lnfornaa-
| ton relating TO the yearly cut Of timber
from the wild land townships, (Senata
No. cOS, reported that the Same ought
to pass. Read first time under sus-
/ pension Of the rules on motion by MI.
Ares of Washington,)
4 majority of the committee on 1u-
dietary on bill An Act for the enforce
ment Of liens on watches, clocks ana
iewelry. for labor and material fur
nished in making and repairing same,
| (Senate No. ccD. reported that the
same ought to PASS.
| (Signedl Hutchins, Barnes, Dearth,
harrington. Dcerinc, Gillin, Cole.
A minority of the same committee
on the same bill, reported that the
same ought rot to pass
(Signed) Baxter, Davies. Quincy
tTAbled on motion by Mr.. Butler of
Knox. pending acceptance of either
report)
| Rel ort "a" from the committee on
judiciary on Az Act to provide for the
establishment Of district infirmaries
and to repeal Sections II, 16 and Il,
Revised Statutes. (Senate No. PAD, and
/ An Act to repeal so much of Chapter
Il Of the Revised Statutes of 1916 and
any Act arenGatory thereof, as au-
thorize the cities and towns Of the
State to maintain almshouses. work
houses or houses Of correction and to
provide for the establishment of dis
! trict infirmares in lieu thereof, (Sen-