Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-22

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others against the establihment Of sep
arate light and power district in Van
Buren,.
BY Mr., Greenlaw of Pressure Isle: Re-
monstrance of George Theriault and Il
citizens of Van Buren, against same: also
remonstrance of Dr.. j. E. Burgoine and
II others against same; also remon-
STRANGE of Willie Sirois and AZ others of
Van Buren, against same.
BY Mr.. Hill of Littleton; Demonstrance
of Charles F. Hammond and @ Others
renee Violette and 10 others against
same; also remonstrance of Peter Blu
chard and 50 others of Van Buren, against
same.
BY Mr.. Snow of Mars Hill: Remon-
STRANGE of Vital r. Livasseur and 81
others against same; also remonstrance
of Paul j. Cormier and 81 others against
same.
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Russell of Pennington: An Act
to increase the number of medical exam
iners in the several counties. (5OO copies
ordered printed.)
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
By Mr.. Fletcher of kennebunk: Petit
ton Of Harry H. Brooks Of KennebunR
and Is others in favor of establishing
four and one-eighth inches as the length
or legal Holsters in the State of Maine.
known as the nine-inch law; also petition
of Basil L. Verrill and 90 others of Ken
nahnnt<nnrt in of ole
of William l.. Church and 80 others of
Biddeford in favor of same
BY Mr.. Bussabarger of Lubec: Petition
of G. IL. Allen and IS others in favor Of
Senate Blu No. 70, entitled IAN Act to
amend Section IS Of Chapter IS Of the
Revised Statutes. relating to length of
Holsters"
State Sanatoriums.
By Mr.. Barnes of Houlton: Petition of
Elmer J. Earle and II others, residents
of Weston, in favor of the passage of a
resolve establishing the Northern Maine
Sanatorium.
Taxation.
BY Mr.. Barnes of Houlton: An Act to
insure the collection Of taxes in unor-
ganized townships. Q5OO copies ordered
printed)
Senate Joint Resolution No. 8, from the
legislature of the State Of California.
relative to the establishment Of lines Of
division between federal and state taxes
and the calling of congress Of the states
to consider. conflicting jurisdictions Of
the federal and state governments.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Hartwell, from the committee on
banks and banking, on bill, An Act to
permit savings banks to invest in certain
railroad bonds. reported same in new
ought to pass"
Mr.. Andrews, from same comittee, re-
ported Ought to pass on bill, An Act
relating to duplicate pass books and GER
tificates in case of loss of the original
in loan and building associations. con
motion by Mr.. Murray of Bangor, the
rules were suspended, and the bill given
it's two several readings.)
Mr.. Purington, from same COMMITTEES.
reported in new draft and fought to
pass" on bill. An Act to permit savings
BANKS 10 lHNeSl III certain CoTpOTdtloH
bonds
Mr. Hammond, from comittee on ways
and bridges. reported fought to pass" in
new draft on bill, An Act to grant legis-
lative assent to the provisions of the
Federal Aid Road Act and to authorize
the State highway commission to CO.
operate with the federal government &C
cording to the provisions of said act.
The reports were accepted and the sew
eral bills ordered printed under the joint
rules.
First Reading Of Printed Bills and Re.
solves.
House 3is. An Act to change the name
of McCvrdy or Crowell pond so called,
to Lake Waukesha.
House $50. An Act to create board Of
prison commissioners.
House 349 An Act to authorize the
erection of a dam across the east branch
of Spruce creek in the town OF kittery.
House 347. An Act to authorize the
town Of Boothbay Harbor to construct q
bridge across the harbor in said town.
House 1853. An Act to amend Section
Of Chapter "a Of the Revised Statutes,
relating to wills.
House 362 An Act amending Section
II of Chapter III of the Revised Statutes
relating to the salaries of the stenog-
raphers of the superior courts