Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-06

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/ Of agriculture. providing for the col
lection and examination Of samples
Of feeding stuhs. fertilizers. insecti-
| cides. seeds. foods and drugs.
House 2S1: An Act to amend Sec-
ton 30 Of Chapter S. Of the Revised
| Statutes, a. amended by Chapter Is
| Of the Public Laws Of 1917. relating
| to power OF public utilities commits
sion.
House 2s1: An Act to amend Sec
| ton 40 Of Chapter IS Of the Revised
| Statutes, relating to powers Of pub
lie utilities.
House ass: An Act to amend Sec
| ton 81 Of Chapter - OF the Revised
Statutes. as amended by Chapters
21s and 244 Of the Public Laws OF
| 1917, relating to the licensing Of
taxiderminsts.
House 266: An Act to extend the
charter Of the Pennington Oakland
Interurban Railway.
House 2s7: An Act to amend &c.
tions 1913 and $50 Of Chapter Is Of the
Revised Statutes. relating to the Ger
tification Of Teachers.
House IS: An Act to amend Section
107 OF Chapter Is Of the Revised STAT.
u,es. relating to the payment of teach
ers' salaries.
House 20: An Act to amend the char
| ter Of the Shepard and Morse Lumber
Company.
! House 3e: An Act to extend tn. chA--
| ter OF the Investment Insurance; and
Guaranty Company.
| House "a: An Act 70 extend the eha..
ter Of the Eastern Maine Railroad. +
House ~: An Act to amend sectio.
81 of Chapter % of the Revived Stat
utes. az amended by Chapter 20 Of the
Public LAWS Of 1917. relating to the pre-
/ lection Of moose.
House 25: An Ac. to extend the char
ter Of the r. and T. Cement Railroad.
tTabled by Mr.. Allan OF Portland
pending third reading.)
House rs: An Act to amend Section
5 Of Chapter 18 OF the Revised Stat
utes. relating to indecent exposure.
House 81: An Act to amend Section
2 Of Chapter g OF the Revised STAT
| utes, as amended by Chapters 70 and
| "a of the Public Laws o. 1917. relating
| to the sale and purchase OF certain pro-
tected fish.
House 3Qe: An Act to repeal Chapter
Isl OF the Private and Special Laws OF
| 1911, Chapter l35 Of the Private and Spe-
, cial Laws of 1913, Chapters IS and 17s Of
the Private and Special Laws Of 1915.
| Chapter Is of the Private and Special
Laws OF 1917, granting the county COM
| missioners of the county OF Cumber-
land the right to sell or lease certain
proie rty.
TABLED by Mr. Murray Of Portland
pending third reading)
| House 3N: An Act to amend Chapter
as OF the Public Laws Of 1917. crowd
| ing for the establishment OF a bureau
Of markets.
; House 305: An Act to amend Chapter
! ~ of the Public Laws Of 1911. provid-
| ing for the improvement and certifi-
cation OF seed.
| House III: Resolve making an appro-
! priation to support the bureau OF hor.
ticultuYe.
House $50: Resolve making appropri-
atoms for the Passamaquoddy Tribe OF
Indians for the years 1918 and 1927.
! House 2s3: Resolve providing for
the compilation. printing and distri-
button Of an index to the Private and
| Special Laws and to the Resolves OF
| the State Of Maine.
| House 2s4: Resolve mfiaking an ap-
preparation for support OF bureau OK
weights and measures.
| House 1SS: Resolve in favor OF
Ellie B. Stafford for teachers PEN
sion.
| House POI: Resolve In favor OF the
Penobscot Tribe OF Indians for the
general care, maintenance, relief and
education thereof.
! Tabled by Mr.. Stacey Of Phipps-
burg pending passage to be en-.
! grossed)
| House 29s: Resolve in favor Of the
| Inhabitants Of Scarboro reimbursing
them for expenses incurred in de-
| tense Of suits for damages alleged to
have been received upon the State
highway in Scarboro.
House 300 Resolve appropriating
money for the maintenance Of teach
ers' old home on Old Town Indian
| island No. l.
Finally Passed
The SPEAKER: There are two
resolves, both Of them Constitution
al amendments. and requiring a two
thirds vote, as follows:
Resolve, proposing proposing an
amendment to Article VII Of the
Constitution relating to military.
This resolve having had its two
several readings in the Senate and
having been passed to be engrossed,
having had its two several readings
in the House and having been passed
to be engrossed, and having been re-
ported by the committee on engrossed
bills as truly and strictly engross-
ed, is it now the pleasure of the
House that 1t be finally passed? On
this there will have to be a rising
vote by divisions in order TO estab-
lish the necessary two-thirds vote.
All those who are in favor OF the
passage Of this resolve will rise and
stand until counted. and the moni-
tors will attend to the count.
division being had, 125 voted in
the affirmative and none in the neg
alive. and the resolve was finally
passed.
The SPEAKER: Resolve proposing
an amendment to the Constitution
Of the State Of Maine. empowering
the Legislature to authorize towns
to have more than one voting place
for all State and national elections.
This resolve having received its
two several readings in the Senate
and having been passed to be en-
crossed. having had its two several