Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-14

BY Mr.. Hartman of Stonington: An Act
making fire wardens game wardens.
BY Mr.. Garcelon of Auburn: Remon-
STRANGE of George E. Kinney and 10 9TH
ers of the city Of Auburn against pas
sage of House Document No. A, being
IAN Act to repeal Section 70 of Chapter
SO, Revised Statutes, relative to Sunday
| being a closed season for game or birds
BY Mr.. Washburn of Perry: Remon-
STRANGE of T. B. Mcdonald and "a others
of Robbinston against the passage of any
act requiring the licensing of resident
hunters; also remonstrance of Robert
Cleveland and 4S others of Robbinston
against same.
Judiciary.
| BY Mr.. futile of Caribou An Act to
amend Section 81 of Chapter SO of the
| Revised Statutes, relating to the holding
of court in Aroostook county. $500 cop
| les ordered prnted)
| BY Mr. Barnes of Houlton An Act to
provide for the expenses of the Legsla-
ture. for salaries fixed by law, for de-
partmental expenses Of the State govern
ment and for the maintenance of the sew
eral State institutions during the period
of the biennial sessions of the Legisla
ture. 600 copies ordered printed)
BY Mr.. Cole of Eliot An Act to amend
Section 1 of Chapter go of the Revised
Statutes, entitled Transmission of cleo
trio power beyond the limits of the State
prohibited" (9oOO copies ordered print
ed)
Legal Affairs.
1 Of An Act
to amend Sections q and "a of Chapter
IS of the Revised Statutes, relating to the
power of sheriffs to appoint subordinate
assistants 900 copies ordered printea')
Public Health
| By Mr. Garcelon of Auburn An Act
! to amend Sections f. and 10 of Chapter 81
of the Revised Statutes. relative TO the
inspection of milk. and to provide PEN
atty for interference with inspectors APP
pointed by cities and towns in the per
Torrance of their duties. 600 copies or
dered printed)
Public Utilities.
BY Mr. Gannett of Augusta: An Act
to regular motor vehicles as common
carriers 600 copies ordered printed)
orders.
Mr. Baxter of Portland presented the
following order and moved its passage.
Ordered the Senate concurring, that
an invitation be and hereby is extended
to Honorable Clifford Pinchot of Wash
ington, d. c., to address the members
of the Maine Legislature on "Wednesday
evening, March 81 on the subject of con-
servation and the use of the Hall OF the
House Of Representatives is hereby eX-
tended to Mr.. Pinchot for that purpose.
Mr.. BANTER: Mr.. Speaker, / have
been in communication with Mr.. Pm
chot but am not sure whether or not he
can accept this invitation. 1t seemed to
me that if we could get him to come
here and address us on the general sub
ject of conservation, it would be most
interesting occasion for the members;
and if this order is adopted, | move that
it be sent by special messenger to the
Senate in order that they may take &C
ton upon it this morning.
The order received a passage.
on motion by Mr.. futile of Caribou,
it was
Ordered that the use of this hall be
granted to the Commissioner of Agrl-
culture, Wednesday evening, March IA,
for the reproduction by request of the
Aroostook County pictures.
On motion by Mr. harrington of Au-
gusta, it was
Ordered, that the Speaker of the
House be directed to procure type
writer operator for the balance of the
present legislative session.
On motion by Mr. Washburn of Perry.
the rules were suspended and House Re
port on Bill No. 496 Resolve in favor of
several academies institutes, seminar
les and colleges for maintenance and
for repairs and improvements, was TAX
en- up out Of order, the resolve coming
back from the Senate reported recon-
mitted to the Committee on Education
for correction.
On further motion by the same gentle
man, the House votel to concud with the
Senate in recommitting this resolve to
the Committee on Education.
Reports Of Committees
Mr.. Frost, from the committee on
claims reported ought to pass" on
resolve in favor of the town of Phil
lips.
Mr.. Clifford from same committee,
on resolve in favor of the town of Orne-
vile. reported same in a new draft, UNI
der same title, and that it ought to
pass.
Mr. Frost, from same committee, re-
ported Ought to pass on resolve in
favor of Samuel n. Packard. CThe
rules were suspended and the resolve
given its first reading)
Mr.. O'Conneli, from the committee on
inland fisheries and game. on bill, An
Act providing for bounty on bears in
! aroostook, Penobscot. Piscataquis and
Washington counties, reported same in
new draft. under title of An Act to
provide for the payment of a bounty on
bears killed in the State, and that it
ought to pass.
Mr.. Chaplin Of Bridgton, from the
tcommittee on legal affairs, reported
Ought to pass" on bill, An Act to
amend Section % of Chapter 80 of the
Revised Statutes relating to inspector
of buildings. (The rules We're suspended
and the bill given its two several read
| ings)
! Mr.. Brewster. from same committee.
reported same on bill, An Act to amend