Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-15

=. nro tempore at 4.30 o'clock p. M.
c-syer by Rev. j. H. wilkins OF
sllowell.
ranrnal of previous session read
i approved.
pspers from the House disposed Of
concurrence.
Prom the House: An Act amenda-
= of and additional to Chapter Is
me Private ana Special Laws of
n and for the Incorporation of the
rstees of the Medical School Of
aine.
resolve in favor of the Medical
IhooI of Maine established by Chap
IS of the Private and Special Laws
1920, as amended.
In the House, these bills referred to
\ committee on judiciary.
|Nr GILLIN of Penobscot: Mr..
Essident, were both of these mat
rs in the House referred to the COM
atee on judiciary?
The PRESIDENT: Yes.
Mr.. dlLi1A+S. aAu the resolve car
rs an appropriation Of $4,000 = I
i've been requested to move that
lev be referred to the committees on
kdiciary and appropriations and f.
kncal affairs. Jointly, and / move
la we non-concur with the House
kference and refer both matters to
(e joint committees of judiciary and
kmopriations and financial affairs.
1.-The motion was agreed to and the
bis were 50 referred, in non concur
nee.
From the House: Resolve in favor
the home for feeble minded.
In the Senate this resolve was re-
red to the school for feeble mind
The House referred the resolve TO
be committee on ways and bridges,
non concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Baxter of Saga
Rhoc the Senate reconsidered the
BITE whereby it referred the resolve
! the committee on school for feeble
binded, and on further motion by the
fme senator, the Senate concurred
: the House reference. -
DEPARTMENT OF STATE !.
STATE OF MAINE
Augusta
February II, 1921.
b the Honorable \~nate and House
OF Representatives - the Eighth
eth Legislature:
AT the request of the Governor and
Eecutive Council, / have the honor
herewith transmit letters from the
justices of the Tuberculosis Sanito-
pms to the Governor of the State
Maine and his reply, thereto, re-
betting the proposed gift of the CIa-
\ farm, so-called, to the State.
Il have the honor to be, Sirs.
Your obedient servant.
|lsigned FRANK w. BALL,
Secretary of State.
|The PRESIDENT pro tempore: !
(hl say for the benefit of the Senate
Et this relates to the gift of a farm
fd the building of a sanitorium.
|on motion by Mr.. Allen of York the
Pmmunication was referred to the
Pmmlttee on State sanitoriums.
|Sent down for concurrence.
|The following bills, petitions, ETC.,
|ere received and on recommends
Pn of the committee on reference of
Pills were referred to the following
fmmittees:
preparations and Financial Affairs
by Mr.. Morrison of Penobscot: Re-
Pve, appropriating money for estab-
Fhment of a ferry between the City
Old Town and Indian Island.
Claims
BY Mr.. Morrison Of Penobscot: Re-
Pve, authorizing the Governor and
|cuncil to make settlement for flow
Fe damages in Indian Island, Penob-
Pot River, Old Town.
Indian Affairs
| BY Mr.. Morrison of Penobscot: Re-
Plve, appropriating money for the
faintenance of Teachers Old Home
/ Old Town Indian Island Number
|ne
Legal Affairs
Mr.. Emerson of Aroostook: An
|et to incorporate and to make legal
Pc doings of certain churchefpof the
fongregational Order, to be hereafter
amed, upon the fulfillment' of certain
erein named conditions.
Salaries and Fees
Mr. Eaton of Oxford: An Act to
axe uniform the fees of Deputy
Periffs in attendance upon supreme
Pdcial and superior courts.
Orders
IN motion by Mr.. Harrington OF
fennebec, it was
ordered, that the use of the Senate
fnamber be granted the committee
judiciary on Wednesday after
0oh' FEBRUARY 16, for public hear
Pc.