Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-07

employed to act as Legislative
Agent by Casco Bay Lines of Port
land. The purpose of employment
is ITO oppose passage of bill to
amend Charter of the Peoples
Ferry Company" Employed March
80, 1921. Employment ceases
when bill is finally disposed of.
Notification of employment filed
March 81, 1921.
G. DUNHAM, of New
York City, employed to act as
Legislative Counsel and Leglsla-
tive Agent by Association of Life
Insurance Presidents of New York
City. The purpose Of employment
is Legislation relating to Life
Insurance" Employed April J..
1921. Notification of employment
filed April /. 1921.
COOK, HUTCHINSON & PIERCE,
of Portland, employed to act as
Legislative Agents by Fidelity
Trust Company of Portland. The
purpose of employment is ITO pro-
tect the interests of the Fidelity
Trust Company in all pending or
proposed legislation" Employment
ceases at close of legislative ses-
sion. Notification of employment
filed April 4, 1921.
w. WHEELER, Of Bruins
wick, employed to act as Legisla-
tive Agent by Merrill Trust Com
pany of Bangor. The purposes of
employment is ITO promote pas
sage of Act relating to taxation of
bank stock" Employed April j,
1921. Employment ceases upon
passage of Act or adjournment Of
LEGISLATURE. Notification of en-
ployfnent filed April 5, 1921.
On motion by Mr.. Folsom of Som
erset, the reading of the list was
with and the same was
placed on file.
The following remonstrances and
resolves were received and were dis
posed of as follows:
Placed on File
BY Mr.. Sprague of Piscataquis:
Of Isabella T. Kimball
and IS others Of Parkman against
the passage of House Bill 1888, en-
titled IAN Act regulating the sale of
liquor in Maine"
BY Mr.. Stevens of York: Re-
of John f. Watson and
"A others against passage of House
Bill No. 3SS.
BY Mr.. Eaton of Oxford: Re-
of Edwin J. Mann and
45 others against the passage Of
House Bill No. 1888.
BY the same senator: Remon-
STRANGE of A. l.. Dolloff and q others
against the passage of House Bill
No. 1888.
and Financial Affairs
BY Mr.. Harrington of Kennebec:
Resolve in favor of the Assistant
Secretary of the Senate.
BY Mr.. Eaton of Oxford: Resolve
for the pay of the chaplains of the
Senate of the Eightieth Legislature.
BY the same senator: Resolve on
the pay roll of the Senate of the
Eightieth Legislature.
Bills in First Reading
s. 217: Resolve dividing the State
into senatorial districts.
CON motion by Mr.. Garcelon of
under suspension of
the rules, the bill was given it's sec
ond reading and passed to be en-
grossed)
S. 219: An Act to provide for the
of a bonus to Maine SOL
diers and sailors in the war with
Spain.
con motion by Mr.. Adams of
kennebec, under suspension of the
rules, the bill was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossedD
S. nj: Resolve proposing an
to article nine of the
to provide for bond
issue for the purpose of paying a
bonus to Maine soldiers and sailors
in the war with Spain.
con motion by Mr.. Thombs Of
PenobscOt, undcr suspension of the
rules, the bill was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossed.)
Reports of Committees
Mr.. Babb from the Committee on
Banks and Banking on bill entitled
.'An Act to Incorporate the United
Mutual Exchange of Lewiston" re-
ported that the same ought not ID
pass.
The report was accepted and sent
Town for concurrence.
Mr.. Emerson from the Committee
IN Appropriations and Financial At
airs, on Resolve in favor of Z. w
Peaslce. Secretary of State Prison
Committee for expenses incurred by
Committee on visit to Prison, Feb.
"a. 1921, reported that the same ought
o pass. (On motion by Mr.. Bemis of
Somerset. the rules were suspended,
md the bill without printing, was
cad twice and passed to be en-
crossed.
The same senator from the same
Committee, on Resolve in favor of =.
J. Harrington, Chairman of Commit
ee on Insane Hospitals, reported that
he same ought TO pass. con motion
" Mr.. Emery of Washington, the
'ules were suspended and the bill
Without printing was read twice AMI
'assed to be engrossed.
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