Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-19
Reports of Committees

Agriculture reported fought not to
pass" on bill IAN act to regulate and
license operators of slaughter
houses
The report was read and accepted
and sent up for concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Rounds of
Portland. the vote was reconsid-
cred whereby the report of the COM
mittee on Agriculture Ought not to
pass. on above bill was accepted !;
and on further motion by the same
gentleman the bill was tabled. pend
ing acceptance.
Mr.. Pagan from the committee on
Legal Affairs on bill IAN act author
izing the payment of an annuity by
the city Of Portland to Nettie NJ.
Hamilton" reported that the same be
referred to the Portland Delegation.
The report was read and accepted
and sent up for concurrence.
Mr.. HerSey from the same COM
mittee on bill "An act to amend Sec
tions L, 2, 3, Z, and of Chapter 262
of the Public. Laws of 1919 relative
to the licensing of steam engineers
and firemen' reported that 1000
copies of the bill be printed and that
it be recommitted to the committee
on Legal Affairs
The report was read and accepted,
1000 copies of the bill ordered print
ed and recommitted to the commit
tee on Legal Affairs
Mr.. GIBSON from the committee on
Tai ,e,l,1 .,;,- !.
Ought topass" on bill IAN act to
amend Chapter 134 of the Public
Laws of 1919 relating to fishing in
Kennebago Stream in the county of
Franklin and in the County of Ok
ford"
Mr.. Wilson from the same commit
tee reported the same on Resolve in
and Game Association.
Mr.. Buzzell from the Committee on
Judiciary reported the same on Bill
AN Act to amend an act granting a
charter to the Alumni Association of
Bates College"
Mr.. Mason from the Committee on
Legal Affairs reported the same on
Bill An Act to amend Section l of
Chapter 62 of the Revised Statutes
relating 10 the corporate powers of
secret fraternities as respecting the
Improved Order of Red Men"
Mr., Pagan from the same commit
tee reported the same on Bill IAN Act
relating TO annual meetings of
Protestant Episcopal churches for the
Diocese OF Maine
Mr.. Weeks from the same commit
tee reported the same on Bill AN
Act to amend an act entitled An Act
to incorporate the Knox Wooden
Company
Mr.. Brewster from the same COM
mittee on Bill AN Act to permit the
town of Southport to obtain a supply
of pure water" reported the same in
a new draft under same title and
that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Mason from the same commit
tee reported the same on Bill IAN Act
to amend Chapter 211 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1911 relating to
the Congregational Conference and
Society of Maine"
Mr.. Heal from the Committee on
Public Utilities reported Ought to
pass" on Bill "An Act to extend the
charter of the Lubec and Machias
Railway Company"
Mr.. Forbes from the same commit
tee reported the same on Bill can
Act to extend the charter of the
Quebec Extension Railway Com
pany."
The reports were read and accept
ed and the bills and resolve ordered
printed under the joint rules.
Mr. Thomas from the Committee on
Taxation reported Ought to pass" on
Bill IAN Act to amend Chapter 10,
Section of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to poll-taX'
Report was read and accepted, and
the bill having already been printed
blouse Document No. 61) was read
twice under a suspension of the rules,
and ON motion by Mr.. Small of Brew
er, it was tabled pending it's assign
ment for third reading)
Passed to be Engrossed
House "a: "An Act relating to
protection of deer in the towns of
York and Wells, in the County of
York"
House 90: IAN Act establishing a
game sanctuary in Range 3, east of
the Kennebec River, in the city of
Augusta and county of Kennebec."
House III: can Act to amend
Chapter $40 of the Private and Spec
ial Laws of 1905 entitled An Act re-
lating to pensioning members of the
police department of the city of Ban
gor.'"
8 (Tabled by Mr.. Chalmers of Ban
gor, pending third reading.)
Orders of the Day
Mr.. DAVIS of Freeport: Mr.. Speak
er, move that the vote whereby the
so-called State Pier bill was referred
to the committee on Legal Affairs be
reconsidered, and that it be referred
Jointly to legal affairs and public utiI-
files.
The SPEAKER: The clerk informs
the Speaker that the paper is not in
the possession of the House, and the
Chair will have to rule that the mo-
ton is out of order.
On motion by Mr.. Cram of Portland
It was voted that the action of. the
House be reconsidered whereby bill
"An act to amend Section % of
Chapter IS Of the Revised Statutes,
relating to acknowledgment of deeds',