Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-30

BY Mr.. Leathcrs of Hermon: Re
solve in favor of Josiah l.. NcCobb.
BY Mr.. Lanpher Of Sebec: Re
solve providing for State pension
for Samantha J. Foss of Foxcroft.
Maine.
BY Mr.. McLeary of Pennington:
Resolve in favor Of the inhabitants
Of the town of Industry, Franklin
County. Maine.
BY Mr.. Crabtree Of Island Falls;
Resolve In favor Of Mary S. Hillman.
BY Mr.. Jillson Of Oxford: Re
solve in favor Of Jennie L. Barrows.
Public Utilities
Bv sir. Allan of Portland: An Act
to provide for the reconstruction of
the bridge between Portland and
South Portland. 600 copies ordered
printed)
BY Mr.. F'orhes of Paris: An Act
authorizing the oxford Electric Com
pany to discontinue the operation of
its road and to dispose of its fran
tIlISo anu Piok'tliS. NA.Ac'SN ~ NA'-
Barnes Of Houlton for printing Iend-
ing refcrencc)
BY Mr.. Berry of Waterville: An
Act to extend the charter of the Liv-
crmore and Augusta Railway Com
pany.
Salaries and Fees
Hy Nj Conary of Bucksport: An
Act to amend Section SO of Chapter
III of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Chapters 1G7. 152, 232. of
the Public Laws of 1917. increasing
the salary of the Judge Of Probate of
Hancock COUNTY 600 copies or
dered printed.)
BY Mr.. Wilson of Portland: An
Act providing for and fixing the sal
airy of the Probation Officer ana the
Assistant Probation officer for Cum
bcrland County.
By Mr.. B9rnes of Hou,ton: An
Act to amend Section ~ of Chapter
III Of the Revised Statutes, inc:eas-
ing the salary of the treasurer of
Aroostook county.
BY Mr.. Carleton of Rockport: An
Act relating to the compensation of
county attorneys.
BY Mr. Allan of Portland: Al Act
relative to the taxation of money de-
posted in banks outside the State.
Ways and Bridges
By Mr. Flint of Monson: Petition
Of Lydia \. Bodfsh and twenty-three
others, residents of Piscatoquis
county, in favor Of on appropriation
for repairs on road in Elliottsville
Plantation.
by Mr. Roberts of Lyman: Resolve
to aid in rebuilding Eaccoon Gully
Cuivert and repairing Raccoon Gully
Hill in the town Of Lyman.
BY Mr.. Conary of Bucksport: Re-
solve appropriating money for the re-
pair OF the road leading from East
GRAND, so-called, TO the town line Of
Ellsworth.
BY Mr.. Lanpher of Sebec: Resolve
appropriatinS money to aid in repair
ing the highway in the town of Atkin-
son.
by Mr.. Houghton of Weld: Re
solve in favor of Washington and
Perkins Plantations in Franklin
County.
BY Mr.. Eaton of Rumford: Resolve
in favor of the town OF Rumford to all
in repairing the highway leadings from
Rumford Center Ferry to the Milton
town line.
BY Mr. Peabody of Richmond: Re
solve in favor of the town of Richmond.
The SPEAKER: An Act TO amend
Chapter 50 OF the Revised Statutes, rel
alive to compensation for personal in
juries to employees. presented by the
gentleman from Skowhegan. Mr.. Smith
Mr.. SMITH Of Skowhegan: ] move
that the bill be laid on the table for
printing.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will state
that the committee of reference has
ordered the printing of 2o00 copies. so
undoubtedly the gentleman from Show
hogan (Mr. Smth) withdraws his mo-
ton.
Mr.. SMITH: Yes, sir.
The SPEAKER: The committee of
reference suggests that this bill go to
Inc JOiut SldiiulIS toiiIAliIltSSS VI ldU'i
and mercantile affairs and insurance,
and that 2tN copies be printed.
Mr.. BARNES of IIoulton: move
that the bill lie on the table, pending
reference to 4 committee
A viva voce vote vote being doubted,
a division of the House was had.
Seventy voting in the affirmative and
none in the negative. the motion that
the bill lie on the table pending refer
ence to a committee prevailed.
Mr.. PIKE Of PASSPORT Mr. Speaker,
would like 70 inquire through the
Char when the gentleman from Houl-
ton, Mr. Barnes, will assign as a time
for taking from the table the measure
relating to compensation for personal
injuries to employees.
The. SPEAKER: Does the gentleman
from Houlton CHR. Rarnes) wish to re-
ply through the Chair?
Mr. BARNES: l would suggest. Mr.
Speaker, one week from next Wednes-
day.
The SPEAkEh: The gentleman hears
the reply.
Mr.. PIKE: / would like to have the
gentleman (Mr. Barnes) state for what
good reason that bill should lie on the
table for that length Of time. This
LEGISLATURE is anxious to get down to
business and l can see absolutely no
sense in that measure lying on the table /
so long 1t seems to me a short length
of time would answer the purpose If
the gentleman from Houlton just as