Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-01

recede from its former action and In
definitely postpone the order In COM
currence with the Senate.
The following bills, resolves and
petitions were received and. upon
Recommendation Of the committee on
reference Of bills, were referred 70 the
following committees
Placed on File
BY Mr.. Main OF Woolwich: Remon-
STRANGE OF M. d. Webster and others
OF Woolwich against tho 'Barwtse
Sunday BILL"
Appropriations and Flnaneial AAairs
BY Mr.. Holley Of No. Anson: Rs
solve making an appropriation fof
printing and binding Adjutant Gem
erals report for 1917. 1915, 1919 (Wax
period).
Appropriations and Einansial Aalairs
and Judiciary
BY Mr.. Smith Of Skowhegan. peti.
ton Of Elizabeth A. Marble and -
| relating to Maine Medical School
judiciary
BY Mr.. Moody of York: Petition Of
Walter H. Junkins and 50 others OF
York. In favor Of an Act to restrict
the size of bill boards and signs.
BY Mr.. Holley Of No. Arson: Bill
An Act authorizing towns to elect
certain municipal officers by secret
ballot. (1ooo copies ordered print
ed.)
Legal Affairs
BY Mr.. Holley Of No. Anson: Bill
An Act to establish the fiscal year
Of the State.
By Mr.. Wight Of Newfy: BIN An
Act to amend Chapter 4, Section IL
Of the Revised Statutes, relating to
longer terms Of office for selectmen
and assessors. $500 copies ordered
printed.)
Legal Affairs and Labor
By Mr.. Clarke Of Stonington: Peti-
ton of George w. Silver and IS
others Of Stonington in favor of
passage of the ''workmen's Compen-
sation Law"
J By the same gentleman: Petition
of Archie E. Barbour and Sc others
of Stonington in favor of same.
Military Affairs
BY Mr.. Holley Of No. Arson: Re-
solve for extra pay to the Maine
Volunteers War with Spain.
Public Utilities
By Mr.. Wadsworth Of Winthrop:
Bill IAN Act to consolidate the
Steamboat Inspection Department
with the Public Utilities Commission
and revise the provisions Of Sections
4 to 16. inclusive, Of Chapter SO of
the Revised Statutes, relating to the
provisions for safety on inland
steamers" 600 copies ordered
| printed.)
Salaries and Fees
| By Mr.. Wadsworth of Winthrop:
Bill IAN Act to amend Chapter 1T.
Section II of the Revised Statutes
relating to the salary Of the State
Auditor"
By Mr.. Weeks Of Dresden: Bill
An Act to increase the salary of the
county commissioners In Lincoln
County.
Sea and Shore Fisheries
BY Mr.. Baker Of 6teuben: Re-
monstrance Of Frank G. Nash and
30 othewcof Cherryfield against the
proposed nine inch Lobster Law.
BY Mr.. Clarke Of Stonington: Re-
monstrance of Alma Eaton. and IS
others of Little Deer Isle against
same.
By the same gentleman: Re-
monstrance of Clarence L. Smith
and 20 others Of Swans Island
against same.
+. Towps
By Mr.. Rogers Of Jonesport: Re-
monstrance of James Woodward and
36 others of Jonesport against divi-
sion of the town of Jonesport.
BY the same gentleman: Remon-
STRANGE Of Gertrude Calor and "a
others of Jonesport against same.
By the same gentleman: Remon.
STRANGE of Otis White and IA others
of :Jonesport against same.
On motion by Mr.. McIlheron OF
Lewiston, it was
Ordered, that the use of the hall
of the House of Representatives be
| granted to the Department Of Health
for the evening Of Thursday. March
10, instead of Wednesday, March g.
as previously ordered, for the pur.
pose of an illustrated lecture by
DIR. Coombs.
On motion by Mr.. varney OF
Windham, it was
Ordered, that the use Of the hall
of the House of Representatives be
granted for conference of Federal
and State enforcement officers, with
an address by Hon. Wayne B
Wheeler of Washington. District OF
Columbia, on the afternoon OF
March 10, 1921, at 4.3O o'clock.