Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-21

horses" reported same In a new draft.
| under same title. and that 1t ought TO
pass.
Mr.. Conary from the committee on le-
gal affairs reported fought to pass" on
bill AN Act to amend Chapter IA, enti-
| tied IAN Act to provide charter for the
city Of Gardiner" of the Private and
Special Laws OF 1873
(The rules were suspended and the bill
given Its two several readines.)
/ Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on bill IAN Act to amend
Statutes. relating to the election Of coun.
ty treasurers.'
| (The rules were suspended and the bill
given Its two several readlngs.)
Same gentleman from same COMMITTEES
reported same on bill IAN Act to legalize
and confirm the Incorporation and doings
Of the Congregational parish Of Weld,
Maine. and to authorize the conveyance
Of its real estate"
Same gentleman. from same commit
tee, reported same on bill AN Act
amending Section 124 Of Chapter 81 OF
the Revised Statues relating to COM
potency Of witnesses in court"
Mr.. Murray, from tha same commit.
tee, reported same on bill IAN Act to
amend Section Q Of Chapter 20 Of the
Revised Statutes Of Maine. entitled
soldiers and sailors not to be considered
paupers."
Same gentleman. from same commit
tee, reported same on bill AN Act con-
firmiug the official acts Of the officers
of the Plantation Of Chapman acting
as officers of the town OF Chapman and
of the proceedings of the special town
meeting of the Inhabitants of the town
Of Chapman held December -, 1915.
Mr. Wilson, from the committee on
mercantile affairs and insurance. on bill
AN Act to incorporate Maine Fire and
Marine Insurance Company" reported
same in new draft. under title OF
IAN Act to incorporate. Maine Fire In
surance Company" and that 1t ought to
pass"
Mr.. Berry, from tho committee on
military affairs, reported ought to
pass on bill AN Act to preXe dis
elimination against soldiers and sailors
in the service Of the United States or
State of Maine, on account Of their uni
FORM
(The rules were suspended and the
bill given it's two several readings.)
Same gentleman, from same commit
mittee reported same on Resolve FOR
the payment of expenses of last sick
ness and burial of Allan Shenneck. form
erly private, Company L. Maine In
fantry. n. G. s. NJ,
Mr.. Allan. from the Portland dele
CATION. reported same on bill AN Act
to repeal Chapter l34 of the Special
Laws of 1881, entitled An Act estab-
fishing fire department in the town
Of Portland Sections l, 8, and OF
Chapter l67 of the Special Laws of
1853, entitled An Act relating to the
city Of Portland Chapter 2S5 of the
Specials Laws of 1854. entitled An Act
respecting the erection Of wooden build
ings in the city OF Portland"
(The rules were suspended and the
bill given it's two several readings.)
, Same gentleman. from the commit
tee on public utilities, on bill IAN Act
to amend Section "a of Chapter SIS Of
the Revised Statutes, relative to public
utilities and free transportation on
same" reported same in new draft.
under same title and that 1t ought to
pass.
! The reports were accepted and the
several bills and resolves ordered
pritned under the Joint rules.
| Report "A" of the committee on edu-
cation, reporting Ought to pass" on
bill IAN Act to provide for the dis
tribution of State school funds avail
able for the support OF common
schools"
(Signed) Messrs. Washburn. Walker,
Snow. Boman. Ames.
| Report b" of the same committee
on same subject matter. reporting
J ought not to pass"
CSisned) Messrs. Gates, Allen, Brew
ster, Kicker.
con motion by Mr.. Brewster Of Port
| land both reports tabled pending ac-
ceptance, and especially assigned for
, Wednesday. March 21.)
Mr.. Wilson, from the committee on
banks and barking. reported Ought
not to pass" on bill, An Act to extend
! the charter Of the Deering Trust Co.
Mr.. Frost from the committee on
claims, on resolve in favor Of Justin
Brooks. reported that legislation there
on is inexpedient.
| All lodbD' iiSA' LAG C'i 80
! land fisheries and game. on petition of
Charles z. Glover and 10 others. in ia
vor OF closing Cushman brook to all
fishing for period OF at least two
| years; reported that the petitioners
| have leave to withdraw.
| Mr. Flint, from same committee. on
remonstrance of George E. Kinney and
10 others Of the city Of Auburn, against
the passage Of House Document No.
400. being An Act to repeal Section %
| OF Chapter 80. Revised Statutes, rela-
tive to Sunday being closed season
| for game and birds; reported that same
be placed on file.
Mr.. McNally from same committee
on remonstrances of T. B. Mcdonald
| and "a others, and Robert Cleland and
4s others, Of Robbinston. against the
passage OF any act requiring the Ii
censing Of resident hunters. reported
that the same be placed on file.
Mr.. O'Connell. from same commit
tee. on bill An Act amending Section
90 of Chapter IS Of the Revised Stat
| utes of 1916. relating to closed time
on partridge and woodcock. reported
that the same be placed on file, as the
subject matter In a new draft will he
!