Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-31

BY Mr.. Cole OF Eliot: Resolve in
favor of Charles D. Preble Of Kittery.
BY Mr.. Buzzell of Belfast: Resolve
providing a state pension for William
H. Durham.
BY Mr. Jordan of Baileyville: Re-
solve in favor of Sarah z. White OF
Princeton for state pension.
BY the same gentleman: Resolve in
favor of PAMELA F. McElroy of Prince
ton for state pension.
By Mr.. Clason of Lisbon: Resolve in
favor of Arvesta NJ Conrey, widow OF
John Conrey, a soldier OF the Civil
War.
By Mr.. McNaily Of Ashland Resolve
providing a state pension for Luella
Darling.
By Mr.. Cole Of Eliot: Resolve in
favor Of Margaret H. Root of Kittery
Public Utilities.
BY Mr.. Harris Of Boothbay Harbor:
An Act 10 extend the Charter Of the
Lincoln County Street Railway.
BY Mr.. Harmon Of Stonington: An
Act granting Charles II. Scott the
right TO maintain ferry across Egge-
moggin Reach in Hancock County.
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr.. Bussa garger Of Lubec: An
Act TO amend Paragraph Two of Sec
ton % Of Chapter III Of the Revised
Statutes. relating 70 the salary Of the
assistant librarian.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr. Goldtliwait OF Biddeford: Re-
solve TO provide for a survey by the
Commissioner OF Sea and Shore FISH
ler.es Of areas suitable for the propa =
cation of CLAIMS
Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr.. Hall Of Wilton: Resolve in
favor of the Washington Plantation
ard Perkins Plantation in Franklin
County for the repair and permanent
improvement OF highways.
BY Mr.. Stubs of Strong: Resolve
in favor of rebuilding a highway in
town of Weld
BY Mr.. Russell Of Pennington: Re
solve in favor Of repairing highway in
tire towns Of Chesterville and New
Sharon.
BY Mr.. Redran of Ellsworth: Re-
solve amending Article Nine Of the
Constitution. so as TO provide for a
bond issue for permanent Improvement
OF highways. $500 copies ordered
printed.}
BY Mr.. Stubbs Of Strong: Resolve
in favor of rebuilding a highway in the
town Of Phillips.
BY Mr.. Hall OF Wilton: Resolve in
favor of repairing road in the town
of Carthage.
BY Mr.. Jenkins CT Kingfield: Re
solve in favor of the Jerusalem and
Crocker Townships in Franklin County
for the repair and permanent improve
ment of highways.
BY Mr.. Albert Of Madawaska: Re
solve apprcpriating twelve hundred
dollars TO aid the town Of Frenchville
lin Strengthening and reducing the
grade of ST. Luce Church hill: also pc
tition Of NJ. F. Gagnon and % others
tir favor Of same.
BY Mr.. Cole of Eliot: Resolve ap-
propriating money for the purpose of
making surveys. plans and estimates
for new interstate bridge between
Kittery Maine, and Portsmouth. New
Hampshire
BY Mr.. Jenkins OF Kingf1eld: Re
solve in favor Of rebuilding road in
Dallas Plantation.
I T.
i Speaker. | move to table a bill provid-
ing for the registration Of resident
hunters and fishermen.
Mr.. GLEASON OF Lisbon: Mr.. Speak
er, If the gentleman from Houlton (Mr
Bames1 refers TO the bill introduced
by me | hope he will withdraw for this
reason if this should go to the Sen
iate this morning it would be tabled for
lprinting there, and ii would give an
opportunity for hearing at the same
time as the bill that went In last week
TUESDAY next-and would save the
NECESSITY Of two hearings. If he will
withdraw, | will appreciate it.
Mr., BARNES: That is satisfactory
to me.
The following communication was
read by the clerk
Old Town. Maine, January 2sth. 1917.
To the Speaker Of the House Of Rep
I resentatiyes,
Augusta, Maine.
I hereby certify that at the regular
election of the Old Party of the Penob-
scot Tribe of Indians held Nov. Z. 1916.
there were cast forty-seven votes for
the representative to the State Legis-
lature of which number:
BERTHE Francis had ten votes.
Horace Nelson had twelve votes.
Peter ". Rance had twenty-five
votes.
Mr.. Peter w. Rance was thereupor
declared elected.
CSigned) Ira E. Pinkham, Agen
Penobscot Indians.
The credentials were accepted ant
placed on file.
Passed to be Enerosssd
House %. Resolve in favor of print
ing of the biennial report Of the Maine
State Sea FL Cd Commission.
Orders of the Day
On motion by Mr.. Sawyer of Mad
ison. the bill relating to the salary OF
the Judge Of probate for the county
| of Somerset, was taken from the table
ard en- further motion by the same
| gentleman, the recommendation Of the
Committee on Reference Of Bills re-
/ ferring the bill TO the Committee on
Salaries and Fees was accepted.
Mr.. Dutton Of Bingham presented