Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-25
THE 18TH LEGISLATURE.
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| ter 145 Of the Public Laws of 1917.
relating to automatic signals.
An Act to abolish the common coun-
Gil of the city. of Lewiston.
| An Act to amend Chapter $50 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1907. en-
titled An Act to incorporate the Liv-
crmore Falls Sewer District.
| An Act to amend Chapter 81 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1915. re-
lating to the PASSPORT municipal court.
I An Act 20 amend Section 1W of Chap
ter Is of the Revised statutes relating
| to the reports of academies and pri-
! waite schools.
! An act amending the charter OF the
| Peoples Ferry Company.
Finally Passed
. Resolve i'll favor Of several acadc-
mes. institutes. Seminar'cs and colleges
for maintenance ant for repairs and
improvements.
Resolve increasing PENSION of Gather
I inc Michigan of Brewer.
Resolve appropriating money for the
| erection Of fish screen at the outlet
Of Sebago lake.
Resolve to appropriate money for the
maintenance OF the Reformatory fof
Women at Skowhegan.
Resolve in favor of the Bath Min
! tarv and Naval Orphan asylum for
maintenance and other purposes for the
/ Years 1919 and 1920.
! Resolve in favor of the Maine School
| for Feeble Minded. for additions and
! improvements for the years 1919 and 1872
i Resolve authorizing TIE treasurer o.
/ state to receive one one thousand dol
lar United States Second Liberty Loan
/ 4 per cent. bond. in full release an l
/ dis 'hargc Of !egacy OF one tnou an
dollars heIueathed to the Central
| Name Sanatorium by the will ut the
late. John Prescott.
! Resolve authorizing the treasurer Of
state 10 receive the sum of tice hun
| drei dollars bequeathed to the Central
| Maine Sanatorium by the will OF the
late Nalo!a Chase.
| Resolve i'll favor of the Maine School
| for the Deaf.
Resolve in favor Of the Augusta Sta te
| hosplta! for maintenance and other pu.-
! poses for the years 1919 and 1870.
! Resolve in favcr of the state tulercu-
4 los 5 .an"toriun.s for maintenance and
otter purposes for the years 1918 ard
80
Re. olive providing for seal OF tie
Sia:c.
Resolve ,eimour ing the town of Nor
liigewo,k for money expended for stat,
/ raUiers.
Re olive in favor Of the Maine Schoo.
, for tie Feeble Minded for maintenan e
Ter the Years 1919 and 1927.
Resolve to reimburse the committee
OF insane hospitals for expenses to Ban
Sor.
Re olive to rcjmbur:e the committee
on State sana;oriums for expenses 10
Hebron and Fairfield.
Orders Of the Day
The SPEAKER: There is one matter,
specially assigned. which the Chair Il
day before the House. House Hocu-
ment No. $780, Resolve TO appropria: :
money for the erection of buildings or
the Reformatory for Women. tabled ~
| the gentleman from North Arson. NJ.
I Holley. pending its second reading.
Mr. HOLLEY of North Arson: Mr.,
who introduced this resolve, / will ASK
, that it be retabled until tomorrow
/ morning, at which time We will take
/ il up.
! A viva voce vote being taken, the mo-
! ton by Mr.. Holley Of North Ansol
that the resolve be retabled until Tues
day. March 18th. prevailed.
! Mr.. PIKE Of Eastport: Mr.. Speaker,
! move that We reconsider the vote
! whereby We passed to be enacted House
, Bill No. 4a3 Saturday morning. l think.
The SPEAKER: Will the gentleman
from Eas,port. Mr.. Pike. state the tit,e
| OF the bill?
Mr.. PIKE: Mr.. Speaker. An Act
amendatcry and additional to Chapter
! l?7 of the Public Laws OF 1877. and
| Chapter 3ol of the Public Laws Of 1917
relating to the State department o.:
health.
/. The SPEAKER: Will the gentleman
from Eastport. Mr.. Pike. explain to the
House the condition of the bill: II
does not arpcar to be on the table.
Mr.. PIKE: Mr.. Speaker. I have been
Informed that the dill was passed to
. be enacted Saturday morning.
The SPEAkER: The Chair will state
! that no enacters were handled at all
Saturday morning.
Mr.. PIKE: MIR. Speaker. or passed
to he engrossed:
The SPEAKER: 1t does not appear
to be in the hands OF the clerk. 1t
probably is i'll the engrossing office, or
else it went to the Senate
Mr.. PIKE: AFR Speaker. l should
Ike to make the motion that It lie on
the table and he specially assigned for
tomorrow morning.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will state
that in the absence OF the papers them
selves. which do not appear to be here,
the Chair is unable to entertain tho
motion.
Mr.. BRAGDoN Of Perham Mr..
Speaker. ] would say in regard to that
bull that ! think 1t was passed to be
eoSzosoed SATURDAY