Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-10

JAMES H. HUDSON. Of Guilford.
employed to act as Legislative
Counsel and Legislative Agent by
Elliottsville Plantation. The pur-
pose of employment is ITO obtain
the passage of a resolve to enable
the Land Agent of the State to sell
and convey public school lot in
Elliottsville Plantation" Employed
February rs, 1921. Employment
ceases at the end of the session.
Notification of employment filed
March 5, 1921.
VIM. Fl. MITCHELL, of Newport.
employed to act as legislative
Counsel by Inhabitants of Town of
Stetson. The purpose of employ
ment is In furtherance of an Act
to make valid and legal the annual
town meetings of Stetson for the
years 1919 and 1920. EMPLOYED
March 2, 1921. Employment ceases
after final action on above, this ses-
sion. Notification of employment
filed March 3, 1921.
JAMES ID. RICE, of Bangor. emplov-
ed to act as Legislative Agent nv
Rowland Pulp and Paper Cornor-
alton. Advance Bag and Paper
company, Inc, both of Rowland
The purpose of employment is "To
act for said corporation in an
matters arising out of proposed
legislation during the present ses
slon. Date when employed is
given as Regular employment and
attorney. Date when employment
ceases is given as Regular en-
ployment, present duties to cease
with the session." Notification of
employment filed March 3. 1921
CHARLES J. HUTCHINS. of Brew.
er, employed to act as Legislative
Counsel and Agent by the CITY of
Brewer. The purpose of employ
ment is ITO promote or oppose
legislation by the Legislature af-
fecting the interest of the Civ of
Brewer" Employed March 2.
1921. Employment ceases March
Il, 1921. Notification of EMPLOY
ment filed March 8, 1921.
RALPH w. CROCKETT, of Lewis
ton, employed to act as Legislative
Counsel and Legislative Agent bv
Turner Center System, Minot
avenue, Auburn, Coon Ice Cream
Company, Inc. ID Granite street.
Lewiston Deering Ice Cream Com
pany, 1S4 st. John street, Portland.
and Simmons & Hammond Manu-
featuring Company, 329 CONNER
clal street, Portland. The purpose
of employment is ITO represent
said employers in the matter of any
proposed legislation affecting the
ice cream industry and other in
dustries connected therewith."
Date when employed, March Z.
1921. Employment ceases at end
of legislative session. Notification
of employment filed March 8, 1921.
ROBERT A. CONY, of Augusta, en-
ploycd to act as Legislative Coun-
sci and Legislative Agent. by d. w.
Pettengill, O. O. Stetson and
Charles Fl. Davis. all of Augusta.
The purpose of employment is ITO
assist in passage of bill amending
Chapter SO of the Public Laws of
1913 as amended by Chapter . Of
the Public Laws of 1915 relating to
the retirement of veterans of the
Civil War in the service of the
State. Employed March 7, 1921
Employment ceases at end of 1921
session of Legislature. Notification
of employment filed March 8, 1921.
employed to act as Legislative
Counsel by Town of South Bristol
The purpose of employment is ITO
appear before road committee"
Notification of employment filed
March 8, 1921.
Fl. c. WILBUR, of Portland, who
registered as a Legislative Agent
and Counsel in the employ of the
National Fertilizer Association of
Washington, D. c.. has notified the
Secretary of State under the date
of March 3, 1921 that his employ
ment in this capacity has ceased,
The following bills, petitions and
remonstrances were received and
upon recommendation of the commit
tee on Reference of Bills were refer
red to the following committees:
Legal Affairs
BY Mr.. Phillips of Bar Harbor:
Bill can Act to make the provisions
of the Sunday hunting law inappli-
cable in Kennebec county,"
BY the same gentleman: Petition
of James Page and other of Kenne-
bee county in favor of same
BY Mr. O'Connell of Millinocket:
Bill IAN Act to change the method
of payment for services of local
sealers of weights and measures"
Mr.. BREWSTER of Portland: Mr.
Speaker, l am under the impression
that it is the recommendation of
Legal Affairs that the last bill should
properly be referred to Inland Fish
cries and Game, and that the bill
which has been referred to us will
come back with that recommended
ton.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
state for the benefit of the House
that this is a bill regulating the fees
charged by local sealers of weights
and measures. 1t is a salary bill,
but it changes the payor from whom
the fees are required. 1t has nothing
to do with salt water seal Is is the
pleasure of the House that 1t now
be referred to the committee on Lee
gal Affairs and that 500 copies lie
printed?
Thereupop the House voted the
reference as suggested and the print
ing.
Mr. BREWSTER: think that the