Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-07

token thereof, it offers the support OF Its
moral and material resources in what
ever way they may be deemed best call
culated to serve.
Be It further resolved that a copy of
this resolution be sent to the President
of the United States by the Governor Of
the State OF Maine by telegram.
| Mr. BANTER of Portland: Mr.. Speaker,
when I presented my resolution it was
understood at that time that the Senate
was to pass a Senate resolution and the
House House resolution; but evidently
they changed that and they made a
Joint resolution. l see no harm in passing
both resolutions. 1t only makes the mat
ter a little more binding and gives 1t
added force Consequently l move that
we concur with the Senate In passing this
resolution.
The resolution then received a passage
in concurrence.
The following bills. resolves, etc, were
presented and, on recommendation of the
committee on reference Of bills. were re-
ferred to the following committees;
Agriculture.
provide for conducting scientific investi-
cations bearing upon the agriculture of
Aroostook county. COCO copies ordered
printed.
BY Mr.. Hart OF IIoulton: An act to
amend Section II of Chapter 90 of the
Public Laws of 1909, as amended by Sec
ton IL in Chapter 40 of the Public Laws
Of 1911, relating to damage done to do
nestle animals by wild animals or dogs
600 copies ordered printed).
! BY Mr. Bowman Of Detroit: Resolve
making appropriation for the bureau OF
inspection for the years 1917 and 1915
Education.
| BY Mr. Daigle of Wallagrass; Resolve
/ in favor of the Madawaska Training
school at Fort Kent for the finishing and
! furnishing of the boys dormitory known
as Dickey hall.
BY Mr.. Barnes of IIoulton: Resolve In
/ favor of Kicker Classical Institute for
the repair and Improvement Of buildings.
/ BY Mr.. Daigle of Wallagrass Resolve
| in favor of the Madawaska Training
school at Fort Kent for the construction
of an addition to the school building
! known as Cyr hall.
/ BY the same gentleman: Resolve In
favor Of Madawaska Training school at
Fort Kent for permanent repairs and I'M
provements.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr. McNally of Ashland: An act to
amend Sections - and II of Chapter 81
of the Revised Statutes Q9l6). relating to
the registration of guides. 600 copies or
dcred printed
BY the same gentleman: An act to
amend Section IS of Chapter 80 Of the Re-
vised Statutes of 1916 relating to fish
ing through the ice.
BY Mr.. Hill of Littleton: An act re-
| lating to ice fishing in Cary lake and
Ross lake, in Littleton, in Aroostook
county.
BY Mr. Dutton of Bingham: Resolve In
favor of screening the outlet Of Decker
pond in Somerset county.
BY the same gentleman Resolve in
favor of screening the outlet of Moxie
pond in Somerset county.
! BY Mr. Stanley Of Dixeld: Resolve
appropriatng money to aid in screening
and maintaining a screen at the outlet Of
|
| BY Mr.. Jennings of Wayne: Petition
of n X. Lincoln and Al others, relating
to prohibition of fishing through the ice
in Androscoggin lake.
BY Mr. button of Bingham: Petition
! Of A. T. Donigan Of Bingham and 4s
others in support Of resolve in favor
of screening Decker pond outlet in Som
erset county.
BY Mr. Jordan of BaiIeyvlle: Petition
Of c. F. Keef and 10 others, residents or
Washington county. in favor Of an ap-
preparation for screening Lambert lake
in said county.
BY Mr.. button Of Bingham: Petition
of r. c. Jackson of Mosquito and 81
others in support Of resolve in favor
of screening Moxie pond outlet in Somer-
set county.
Judiciary.
By Mr.. Hutchins Of Mexico: An act to
amend Section Co Of Cha pier l26 of the
Revised Statutes of Maine, in relation to
appointment OF cruelty officers. 600 cop
les ordered printed.
BY the same gentleman: An act relat-
ing to the May term of the supreme Judi
cial court in the county of oxford. 900
copies ordered printed.
BY Mr. Buzzell Of Belfast: An act to
amend Paragraph 5, Section "a of Chap
ter Sc of the Revised Statutes, relating
to exemption from attachment. Q0O0
copies ordered printed).
BY Mr. Murphy Of Calais: An act to
prevent injudries to persons and proper
ty at grade crossings. u00o copies or
2 dered printed.
BY Mr. Sawyer Of Madison: Petition Of
Hattie Clement and q others favoring
the passage of a resolution relating to
women's suffrage.
By Mr.. Jennings Of Wayne: Petition
of C. W. Small and IS others relating to
an amendment to the Constitution grant
ing suffrage to women.
BY MIR. Andrews of Warren: Petition
of White Oak Grange of Warren favor.
ing passage Of bill granting suffrage to
women.
BY Mr. harrington Of Augusta: An act
providing for court jurisdiction In crimi-
nal cases originating in Hibberts Gore.
Legal Affairs.
Nv Mr. RuzZell of Belfast: An act to