Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-10

tTabled by Mr.. Dodge of Portland.
pending reference. and 1000 copies or
dered printed.
Salaries and Fees
BY Mr.. Hussey of Blaine: Bill An
Act to increase the salary OF the Clerk
Of Courts of Aroostook county.
tTabled by Mr.. Bragdon Of Perham.
pending reference. and 500 copies or
dered printed).
BY Mr.. Wilson Of Pressure Isle:
Bill An Act to increase the salary of
the judge and recorder of the Pressure
Isle municipal court.
(Tabled by Mr.. Bragdon OF Perham.
pending reference, and 500 copies or
dered printed).
BY Mr.. Heal of Weston: Bill An
Act to increase the salary OF sheriff of
Aroostook county.
Grabbed by Mr.. Bragdon of Perham,
pending reference, and 500 copies or
dered printed).
BY Mr.. Owen of Milo: Bill An Act
to amend Section Is Of Chapter 1T Of
the Revised Statutes, relative to the
salary of the secretary of State.
BY Mr.. Buzzell of Belfast: Bill An
Act to amend Chapter 1T, Section 40.
Of the Revised Statutes, relating to
the salaries of the clerk of court.
By Mr. Bartlett Of Waterville: Bill
An Act to amend Section of Chapter
325 of the Private and Special Laws
of 1897, as amended by Chapter $50 of
the Private and Special Laws of 1915,
and as further amended by Chapter 1913
IF a ~ 70 nj ;oI 80
1917, increasing the salary of the re-
corder of the municipal court of Wat
erville.
BY Mr.. Forbes Of Paris: Bill An
Act to amend Section As of Chapter III
of the Revised Statutes. relating to
clerk hire in county offices, as amend
ed by Chapter PA of the Public Laws
of 1919, by adjusting the clerk hire
for the office of register OF deeds at
South Faris.
By Mr.. Phillips of Bay Harbor: Bill
An Act to amend Chapter III, Section
3S of the Revised Statutes, relating to
salaries of judges of probate
By Mr.. Buzzell of Belfast: Bill An
Act to amend Chapter III, Section AZ.
OF the Revised Statutes. relating to
salaries of county commissioners.
BY Mr.. Hussey of Blaine: Bill An
Act to increase the salary of the, regis
ter of deeds, Southern Registry,
Aroostook county.
State School for Boys. State School
for Girls and State Reformatories
By Mr.. Larrabee of Lewiston: Re
solve in favor of the Reformatory for
Women
Towns
BY Mr.. Forbes of Paris: Remon-
STRANGE of George r. Morton of South
Paris and II others against division of
the town of Paris.
By Mr.. Kerswell of st. George: Re-
monstrance OF Eunice Elwen of South
Thomaston and II others against
bill AN Act to divide the town OF.
South Thomaston."
Ways and Bridges
by Mr.. Burns of Eagle Lake: Petit
ton of Frank Martin, Jr. of Winter
vile and eight others in favor of road
il Winterville Plantation.
BY Mr.. Pagan of Portland: Bill An
Act to amend Chapter $50 Of the Pri-
waite and Special Laws of 1853, relating
to the construction of a bridge over
tide waters between Orr's Island and
Bailey's Island. -.
BY Mr.. Cherry of PASSPORT: Re-
solve in favor of the city of Eastport
for the repair and maintenance of the,
PASSPORT bridge.
by Mr.. Gipson of Bingham: Re-
solve to aid the town of New Port
land in repairing and constructing a
road in the town.
BY Mr.. Twombly of Howland: Re
solve in favor of bridge between En-
field and Rowland.
by Mr.. Buzzell of Belfast: Resolve
in favor of the city of Belfast. Waldo
county. for the purpose of repairing a
roadway.
BY Mr. Wood Of Bluehill: Resolve
in favor of the town Of Surry.
BY MIR. Chase of Unity: Resolve in
favor of the town of Unity for road.
BY Mr.. leighton of Dennysviile:
Resolve to aid the towns Of Dennvs-
vile and Edmunds in building a con-
crete bridge across Denny's river on
State road.
BY Mr.. Peaslee of Thomaston: Re-
ooiFe " grant ala TO the town of I'm
ion in repairing a road.
BY Mr.. Weatherbee of Carroll: Re-
solve in favor of assisting the town
OF Carroll TO repair the North Road"
so-called, in said town.
"A communication was received
from the Senate, through it's Secreta-
ry. proposing a joint convention of
both branches of the Legislature to
be held forthwith in the hall of this
House for the purpose of extending
to the Governor an invitation to at
tend the convention and present such
communication as he may be pleased
to make.
Mr.. BuzZell of Belfast moved that
the House concur in the proposition
for a joint convention of the two
branches of the Legislature, and
that the Clerk of the House be
with the duty of conveying
to the Senate the concurrence of the
House in the proposition for a Joint
F.
The motion was read to and the
Clerk of the House was charged with
the duty of informing the Senate that
the House concurred in the propos;-
ton for joint convention forthwith
in the hall of the House.
Subsequently the Clerk reported
that he had performed the duty as