Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28

80 Of the Private and Special Laws OF
1871, authorizing the town o: Lisbon 10
! supply gas and electricity.
! An Act to amend Section % Of
Chapter 80 Of the Revised Statutes.
| relating to mill waste deposited in
lakes and ponds.
| An Act to change the name Of Sand
pond in Denmark to Walden pond.
! An Act to incorporate the Wesser-
unsett Stream Dam and improvement
Company.
Finally Passed
Resolye reimbursing the committee
on state prison for expenses to
| Thomaston.
| Resolve in favor of the city Of CAL
ais to reimburse said city for money
| expended for the care Of state
! paupers.
| Resolve in favor Of Lydia N. Chad
wick of Saco for teachers pension
| Resolve in favor Of Perley J. Cup
till Of alachias for destruction Of cat
| tie by Bears.
, Resolve in favor Of the town of
! Eagle Lake, TO reimburse said town
for a part OF the excessive expenses
incurred In the influenza and small
DOE epidemics. ION motion by Nj.
! Thornton of Aroostook. tabled.)
! Resolve in favor Of Harry s
| Coombs. for furnishing plans and
| specifications for four model school
| buildings for state board Of ecuca-
! ton as per contract with the Honor
, able Payson Smith.
Resolve reirbursing Jacob -Astle
for fine and costs paid in case pros-
ect.,e,, for violation Of the trapping
laws
Resolve .pprop.iatinS money for
,iphtj.e the %arrows between Upper
and Lower Richardson lakss:
! Resolve in favor Of Charles +.
! Ta.nes. chairman OF the committee
On cleo lions.
Resolve in favor Of George \. Phil
lips for expenses incurred 10 es'an-
! lish his claim to seat in the 18th
Legislature.
Resolve appropriating money for
the continuation Of agricultural IN
yesti-ations hv the Maine agrlcul-
tursI experiment station on High
, moor farm.
Resolve in favor OF Westmaniand
plantation. for the payment Of school
funds forfeited by allure to file re-
turns.
Resolve in avor Of the town Of
Union for Tire payment q additional
state schooi funds for the year 1919.
Resolve in favor of J. Wilbur Dar.
cornpensating him for loss Of cattle
by bears.
J Resolve in favor Of the town Of
LitcllfelI, reimi.urSing said town for
money paid 10 Litchheld Academy.
Orders Of the Day
On motion lv MI Folsom Of som
e-set. An Act to amend Chapte. S OF
the Revised Statutes relative TO the
Office OF the forest commissiore'
tabled by him this morning. was
taken from the table.
Mr.. FOLSOM: now move that
the Senate insist on its former &C
ton and ask for a committee Of con-
ference.
will say in explanation Of this
motion that this bill relates TO the
salary Of the forest commissioner
Early in the session an order was
H2SseC, tIueIID- sui Va - ~
be referred to the committee on SAL
aries and fees. This bill was so re-
ferred bv the Senate. The action OF
the House was TO refer it TO the
committee on state lands and forest
preservation.
The motion was agreed to. and the
Chair appointed upon such commit
tee Of conference. Messrs. Folsom o.
, Somerset. Grant Of Cumberiand
Stanley OF Oxford.
On motion by Mr.. Grant Of Cum
ber!and. s. D. III. An Act TO pro
vide an appropriation for general
forestry purposes. was taken from
the table. and on further motion i-
the same senator. the bill was given
its second reading and was passed
to he engrossed.
Mr.. DAVIES of Cumberland: MI
President. may l inquire. please, as
to the Whereabouts of II. D. 1Is,
which was tabled yesterday on mo-
ton Of Senator Deering? ] have an
amendment ] wish to offer 70 it.
understood the Chair TO state yes
terday that an amendment would be
! in order this morning. The Chair
may remember that remark.
The PRESIDENT: remember II.
The Chair would ask the senator from
Cumberland, Senator Davies. If he has
not In mind No lss instead of rs?
Mr. DAVIES: Yes, lss. inadvertently
] said rs
Mr.. DEERINCi of York: move that
s. y. lss he taken from the table and
have it's first reading at the present
time.
The motion was agreed to. and on fur
Their motion by the same senator tn.
bill. An Act to incorporate the Steep
Falls Water Company, was given it's
! first reading. and its second reading
was assigned for tomorrow morning.
Mr.. DAVIES: I understand ty the
expression of the Chair that the amend
ment will not be in order till tomorrow
morning.
The PRESIDENT: Until tomorrow
morning. l viii state for the inf0rma-
ton of the senator from Cumberland
| that the confusion arose from the fact
OF our not having the bill in our pos
session. and not being able to find the
! bill in moment.
Mr. DAVIES: Does the Chair object
TO entertaining motion that the bill
take it's second reading at this time?
The PRESIDENT: Not under sus-
| pension Of the rules
On motion by Mr.. Davies the rules
were suspended and the bill was given