Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-10
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priatins money therefor. 60 copies or
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State Sanatoriums.
BY Mr.. Barnes Of Houlton: Petition OF
Lindley Dobson of Pressure Isle and 81
others for the erection Of the Northern
Maine Sanatorium; also petition Of John
B. Roberts of Caribou and 1G others in
favor of the same.
Taxation.
By Mr.. Brewster of Portland: An Act
to amend Section of Chapter IS. Re
vised Statutes. relative to duties of State
assessors. 600 copies ordered printed.
Towns.
BY Mr.. Ellis of York: An Act to divide
the town OF Wells and incorporate the
town Of ogunquit. .Qcoo copies ordered
printed.
Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr.. Averiu Of Prentiss: Resolve In
favor of the military road in the town
of Matawamkeag. 600 copies ordered
printed).
BY Mr.. Redman of Ellsworth: Resolve
appropriating a certain sum Of money to
aid In the reconstruction Of d bridge IN
the city Of Ellsworth.
By Mr.. Dutton OF Bingham: Resolve
appropriating money for the repair Of
the highway in Lexington Plantation In
Somerset county.
BY Mr.. Knight Of Kennebunk: Resolve
to aid in rebuilding Raccoon Gully bridge
and repairing Raccoon Gully hill in the
town OF Lyman.
BY Mr.. Holbroo Of Brooks: Resolve
in favor Of George H. Buck and others
OF Searspor,.
Mr.. BERRY of Waterville Me. Speaker.
I rise to a question of personal privi-
lege. l know of no reason why the mem
bers of the House who sit on this side
should be subjected to such intense heat
as has been apparent here the last two
days. / do not wish to present any order
at this time but there must be some
means by which we can escape this
When the ventilator is open here Il
sweeps down through SO that 1t Ia ex-
tremely cold at times. It seems to me
that a little common sense exercised by
those supplying tho heat here will keep
this hall in such condition that the mem
bers will not be subjected to such ex-
tremes OF temperature, which are liable
to injure their health.
The SPEAKER: I understand the
gentleman from Waterville rises to
question OF personal privilege Does the
! Chair hear any motion: otherwise there
is no action to be taken.
Mr.. MORRISON of Corinth: Mr.. Speaker.
I think the remarks oS the gentleman
from Waterville are opportune and fit
| ting and those of US in this portion Of
the House thoroughly agree with him.
Mr.. BUSSABARGER Of Lubes: I move
you, Mr.. Speaker, that the House ap-
point Mr.. Rounds Of Portland a commit
tee of one to notify the superintendent Of
(, buildings about this matter. daughter
and applause).
| Mr.. ROUNDS of Portland: Mr.. Speaker,
would like to amend that motion by
having the gentleman from Lubec, Mr.
Bussa barger. added. Naughter).
The SPEAKER: The Chair would In
quire of the gentleman from Lubec, Mr.
Bussabarger. if he really wishes his mo-
ton put. and If so. will he submit 1t in
writing?
Mr.. BUssABARGER: withdraw the
motion IL I have to do any work myself.
The SPEAKER: And do I understand
the gentleman from Portland, Mr..
Rounds. withdraws' HIS amendment?
Mr.. ROUNDS: Yes. Mr.. Speaker.
Reports of Committees.
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interior waters, reported ought to pass
on bill, An Act to amend the charter of
I the kennebec Log Driving Company as
amended by Chapter 4O2 Of the Private
i and Special Laws of 1885.
Mr.. Buzzell from the comittee on lega.
affairs. reported ought to pass on bill.
! An act to amend Chapter Ill of the Pri-
vate and Special Laws Of 1879. entitled
An. Act amendatory to an amended act
incorporating the Kennebec Log Driving
Company" approved March 3, 1859,
| Mr.. Anderson from the same commit
tee. reported Ought to pass" on bill, An
Act to legaiize and confirm the incor-
poration and doings of the Congrega-
tional Church Society of Litchfield,
Maine.
| Mr.. Emerson from the committee on
public utilities, reported ought to pass
on bill. An Act to extend the charter OF
the Quebec Extension Hallway Company
! Mr.. Wilson from the same COMMITTEES
reported ought to pass on bill. An Act
to extend the time i'll which the Maine
Title Guarantee Company is authorized
! to commence business
| The reports were accepted and the sew
eral bills ordered printed under the Joint
| rules. .--
Mr. Clasen from the committee on
/ library on bill, An Act to amend Section
74 Of Chapter OF the Revised Statutes,
relating to free public libraries. reported
legislation tneXpedient, as the subject
| matter Is taken care CT in another bill
Mr.. Allan from the committee on public
utilities, on bill, An Act to amend Chap
ter 12a Of the Public Laws OF 1918, relat-
ing to the control Of public utilities, re-
ported that the same ought not to pass"
Mr.. Stubs from the committee on
ways and bridges on Resolve relating to
the distribution of the proceeds Of the
issue Of bonds for State highways, re-
ported Ought not to pass"
Same gentleman from same committee
on Resolve in favor of the town Of Tai
madge for building road reported
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