Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-09

Prayer by Rev. Paul S. Phalen of
Augusta.
Journal of previous session read
and approved.
Papers from the House disposed OF
in concurrence.
From the House: Resolve author
i2ing f. Burton Haggett and Law
renee T. HaGgett to bring: a suit at
law against the State of Maine.
The PRESIDENT: This resolve
Senate Document 90. was passed to
be cngrossed in the Senate last
Thursday. In the House that body
adopted House amendment 4, which
merely corrected q clerical error.
On motion by Mr.. Harrington OF
kcnncbec, the Senate reconsidered
under suspension of the rules, the
action by which this resolve was
passed to be enSrossed. On further
motion by the same senator House
Amendment A was adopted in con-
currence, and the resolve as amended
was then passed to be ehgrossed.
House Bills in First Reading
II. 227. An Act to authorize the
town of Bristol to pay certain obliga-
tons incurred by its citizens in OPP
posing the division of the town.
II. 224. An Act to amend Chapter
1873 of the Private and. Special Laws
Of 1881, entitled AN Act to incorpor-
ate the mercantile home for aged
mon association" as amended by
Chapter 267 of the Private Laws OF
1883 which changed, the name to
Home for Aged Men.
House Doc. No. 149: An Act to
amend Section s, Chapter 10 of Re-
vised Statutes relating to county law
libraries.
House Doc. No. 221: An Act for
the better care of inmates of the
state Prison and Mems Reformatory
suffering from tuberculosis.
House Doc. No. 222: An Act to
prohibit advertisements of cures or
medicines relating to venereal dis
eases and certain sexual disorders.
House Doc. No. 223: An Act relat-
ing to York County issuing bonds.
House Doc. No. 224: An Act to
amend Chapter 1873 of Private Laws
of 1881 entitled IAN Act to incor-
porate the Mercantile Home for Aged
Men Association" as amended by
Chapter PCT of Private Laws of 1888,
which changed the name to Home for
Aged Men.
The following petitions, bills, ETC.,
were received and on recommends
ton of the committee on reference OF
bills were referred to the following
committees:
Judiciary and Military Affairs
BY Mr.. Cobb of Kennebec: Petit
tons of Joseph Anthoine and thirty
five other Spanish War Veterans OF
Lewiston: of Frank f. Andrews and
forty mine other Spanish War Veter-
ans of Togus; of George T. Benson
and fifty-two others of Oakland; OF
John J. Duly and seventeen other
Civil War Veterans of Togus; OF
Morey Mulliken and sixteen other
Civil War Veterans of Pittsfield: OF
Simon s. Andrews and twelve other
Civil War Veterans of Biddeford; OF
i, S. Graham and six other Civil war
Veterans of Westbrook: of w. I'll.
BRIGHAM and one other Civil War
Veteran of Buckfield; of Margaret f.
Cameron and twenty-seven other
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary of Pitts
field: of Irene Kicker and seventeen
other Sons of Veterans Auxiliary OF
Augusta; of Sadie Garcelon and
fifty other Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary of Bath; of Emma Roak
and seventeen other Sons of Vcter-
ans Auxiliary of Auburn: of Jennie
l.. Burrill and eighteen other Sons OF
Veterans Auxiliary Of Canaan; OF
Edith L. Danforth and thirteen other
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary of Bel
fast: of Mabel Annis and seven 9TH
er Sons of Veterans Auxiliary OF
Aver: Of J.. C. Putnam and fifteen
other G. A. r. Relief Corps of Bel
fast of Frank c. Aver and thirty