Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-19

Women and Children for maintenance.
Judiciary.
By Mr.. Greenlaw of Presque Isle: An
Act to establish the Presque Isle
Municipal Court.
80 Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Chaplin of Brighton: An Act
to enable Forest Hill Cemetery Asso-
citation to convey its real estate and
personal property to the inhabitants
of Bridgton as body corporate. and
to dissolve said corporation.
Library.
/ By Mr.. Baxter of Portland: Resolve
relating to the Documentary History
of Maine. -..
Pensions.
BY Mr. knight of Kennebunk. Re-
solve in favor of Helen NJ Perkins.
BY Mr.. Sissonn Of Island Falls: Re-
solve in favor of Mary S. Hillman.
BY Mr. knight of Kennebunk: Re
solve in favor .of Mary F. Fernald.
BY Mr.. Bonney of Bowdoinham: Re-
solve in favor of Mary Allen.
Public Health.
BY Mr.. Sisson of Island Falls: An
Act relative to sanitary conditions in
places of employment. (1500 copies
ordered printed)
BY Mr.. Barnes Of Houlton: An Act
providing for the employment of a.
medical inspector for the State Board
of Health and to enable the State
Board of Health to do more effective
work in some directions.
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BY Mr.. Hutchins of Mexico: An Act
to amend Chapter 129 of the Public
Laws OF 1913 relating to the control of
! Public, Utilities.
Salaries and Fees
BY Mr.. Barnes of Houlton: An Act
| to establish the salary Of the register
of deeds for the Southern Registry
District of Aroostook County.
| BY the same gentleman: An Act to
establish the wages of clerks in the Of
fees of Aroostook Register Of Deeds
Southern District, and clerks of courts
of Aroostook county, and to secure to
such clerks of courts reimbursement
for necessary expenses in attendance
at the terms of the Supreme Judicial
Court held at Caribou.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Holt of Gouldsboro: Petition
of Sidney Havey and II others, to pro-
hibit the taking of smelts in certain
waters in Frenchmans Bay, other than
by hook and line.
State Sanatoriums.
BY Mr.. Lawrence of Fairfield: Re-
solve making an appropriation for the
general maintenance and support of
the Central Maine Sanatorium.
BY the same gentleman: Resolve
making an appropriation for the gen.
eral maintenance and support of the
Western Maine Sanatorium.
BY the same gentleman: Resolve in
favor of the Western Maine Sana-
torium at Hebron for the construction
of sewerage tanks, piggery, coal
pocket and spur track to coal pocket.
BY the same gentleman: Resolve
making an Appropriation for the West
ern Maine Sanatorium for general
maintenance and support.
BY the same gentleman: Resolve In
favor Of the Central Maine Sanatori-
UNI at Fairfield for the construction
and equipment of three buildings. the
renovation and alteration Of the Chase
Memorial building and for sewer and
water mains.
BY the same, gentleman: Resolve
making an appropriation for the gen
eral maintenance and support for the
Central Maine Sanatorum.
Temperance.
BY Mr. Bassabarger Of Lubec: An
Act to prohibit the importation of in
toxicating liquors into Maine for bev-
erage purposes. $500 copies ordered
printed)
Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr.. Holt of Holden: Resolve in
favor of the towns of Eddington and
Holden, Penobscot county, for the re-
pair of a road.
BY Mr. Washburn Of Perry: Resolve
Iappropriating money to aid in improv-
ing road in the town of Charlotte.
and providing for the further main
tenance thereof.
BY Mr. Bussabarker of Lubec: Re-
solve appropriating money to aid the
town of Trescott in repairing its high
ways.
BY Mr.. Merrill of Gray: Resolve in
favor of the towns of Gray, New
Gloucester and Pownal.
Orders.
Mr.. Garcelon of Auburn presented
the following order:
Ordered, the Senate concurring, that
the secretary of State be directed to
deliver to each member of the Legisla-
ture copy of the 1915 Revised Sta
tutes Of Maine.
The order was given a passage and
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Quincy of Port
land it was
Ordered. the Senate concurring, that
the superintendent OF public buildings
be directed to place suitable notices on
each of the cabinets containing the
Maine battle flags in the rotunda of
Capitol, requesting visitors while
standing before the mag to maintain
silence, and gentlemento remove their
hats.
On motion by Mr.. Barnes of Houl-
ton, it was
Ordered, the Senate concurring. that