Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

tee. reported same on nill An Act 10
cooperate with the United States
Department Of Agriculture. Bureau
OF Animal Industry. for the purpose
tie used for either dairy. breeding or
beef purposes within the state.
The report was acceped.
On motion by Mr.. Pattee of Har-
mony it was voted to reconsider the
action whereby the report was ac-
cepted. ought not to pass: and on
further motion by the same gentle
| man the report and bill were tabled
pending acceptance of the report.
Mr.. Barnes. from the committee on
judiciary. reported same on bill An
Act relative to the quality of coal
sold at retail. i
Same gentleman, from same cow
| mittee. reported same on bill An Act
to prohibit demonstrations against
the established form of government of
the United States and of the State of
Maine.
Same gentleman from same committee
| reported same on bill An Act relating
to the sale of ice for domestic pur-
poses.
| M. Banter from same committee re.
| ported same on bill An Act to amend
! Chapter AS of the Revised Statutes as
! amended, relative to commitment o.
! the insane.
| Mr.. Buzzell from same committee re-
| ported same on bill An Act authorizing
! the issue of notes not exceeding the
amount of five hundred thousand do
lars to defray expenses incurred for the
! construction of federal-aid State high
ways and making appropriations there
/ for
/ Same gentleman from same committee
t reported same on bill An Act to provide
town and county aid in furnishing mon
! ey for the construction of fSderal-aid
sta'e highways.
! Mr.. Chaplin from same COMMITTEES, on
bill An Act amending Section of Chap
ter q OF the Revised Statutes relating
to ferries, reported ought not to pass
as legislation is considered inexpedient
| Mr. Conary from same committee re-
ported ought not to pass on bill An
| Act to amend Section l and Section 8
of Chapter q of the Revised Statutes
relating to ferries.
| Same gentleman from same committee
reported same on bill An Act relating
to the duties of State officials and en-
rloyes.
Mr.. Murchie from sahe committee re-
ported same on bill An Act to amend
Section % of Chapter 10 of the Revised
Statutes, relating to taxation.
| Mr.. Wilson from the committee on
public utilities reported same on bill
An Act to repeal Section 81 of Chapter
IS of the Revised Statutes, allowing free
transportation on railroads and vessels
in this State to the public utilities CON-
nissioners. their clerks, agents and en-
ployes.
Mr. Chamberlain from the committee
en- salaries and fees reported same or
bill An Act to amend Section 20 .;
Chapter III of the Revised Statute. u
| increase the compensation of the clerk
o. courts in Aroostook county.
Mr. Fowles from same committee re-
ported same on bill An Act to, amend
Paragraph of Section II of Chapter
. III of the Revised Statutes. increasing
the salary of treasurer of Androscoggin
county.
! Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported same on bill An Act tC
amend Paragraph Is of Section - OF
Chapter III of the Revised Statutes,
t ters Of deeds.
:! Mr. Rounds from same committee re
! ported same on bill An Act to amend
Sect on 80 Of Chapter III Of the Revised
| Statutes, to increase the compensation
of register of probate in Aroostool
! county.
! Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported same on bill An Act to
Amend Section a Of Chapter III Of the
Revised Statutes. increasing the salary
of the treasurer of Aroostook county
Reports were read and accepted and
rent up for concurrence.
Majority report OF the committee on
State lands and forest preservation on
| bill An Act for the preservation. per-
petuation and increase of the forests
of the State Of Maine, repor.in ough:
not to pass.
| (Signed Messrs. AMES.
EMERSON,
| SMALL.
| AUSTIN.
BUTTON,
GANNETT.
HAMMOND
| Minority report of same committee.
on same subject matter, reporting SANE
in new draft. under same title, and
that it ought to pass.
(Signed) Messrs. GRANVILLE,
CUNNINGHAM.
, CRANE.
On motion by Mr.. Granville of Par
sonsteld it was voted to table both re
ports for printing with accompanying
bills. pending acceptance of either re-
Fort.
Mr. MILLER of Auburn: Mr.. Speaker
was busily engaged reading another
matter when the report of the judiciary
committee was read in relation to the
hill which 1 introduced to hire 100000
reporting ought not to pass. / would
! IKE to have that vote reconsidered ir
order that the matter may be lad on
the table until Monday afternoon; and
make that motion
| Mr.. BARNES of Houlton: Mr.
Speaker, the life of the bill depend
| cd unon the discovery by somebody