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

ers in favor Of the Maine Medical
School.
Education
BY Mr.. Varney Of Jonesboro: Bill.
"An Act to establish the State School
fund and to provide for the appor-
tionment Of the same" (2O00 copies
ordered printed.)
Judiciary
BY Mr.. Dram Of Bristol: Petition
of Burton B. Blaisdell and 10 others
in favor of bill authorizing town of
Bristol to pay certain expenses in
pursuance of vote of town.
By the same gentleman: Petition of
j. w. p. Cloudy and 20 others in favor
of same.
By the same gentleman: Petition of
E. ]. Erwin and 67 others in favor of
same.
BY Mr.. Buzzen of Belfast: Resolve
repeating resolve for maintenance of
the Blaine House.
By Mt. Rounds of Portland: Bill,
can Act to include ice in the bill re-
lating to profiteering."
By Mr.. Anterior of Stacyville:
Bill, "An Act to amend Section IA,
paragraph one of Chapter 10 Of the
Revised Statutes, relating to the
taxation of personal property" (5o0
copies ordered printed.)
By Mr.. Wing Of Auburn: Bill, Gan
Act relating to full weight and full
size canvas goods. and to provide for
the stamping, branding and marking
OF same. with penalties" $500 copies
ordered printed.)
Legal Affairs
By Mr.. Phillips of Bar Harbor:
Bill. "An Act relating to Sunday
hunting in Hancock and Washington
counties"
By the same gentleman: Petitions
of John I. Duffy and 80 others; Hor-
ace F. Wescott and IS others;
Charles Kurcher and 10s others; Jud-
son HI. Carver, Jr., and % others; I.
L. Worcester and As others; H.t B.
Stanwood and 81 others; w. S.
Thorne and 10 others in favor of
same.
Sea and Shore Fisheries
BY Mr.. Dram Of Bristol: Remon-
strances of w. A. Eastman and 20
others of Cundy's Harbor; Forest L.
Davis and 80 others of Port Clyde:
Lester Burns and IL others of
Friendship; E. c. Bibber and 16 9TH
ers OF South Harpswell; and Charles
Mckinney and 26 others of Sebasco
against the nine inch lobster law.
By Mr.. Baker of Steuben: Remon-
strances of ]. w. Strout and Al 9TH
ers of Steuben; J. A. Strout and "a
others of Steuben; Shirley Stewart
and AZ others of Corea; Franklin AL
ley and 72 others of Sealand; E. B.
Stanwood and 112 others of Jones'
port; Avery Wallace and nine others
of Rogue Bluffs; A. E. Maloon and %
others of Cutler; and o. L. Beal and
66 others of Beals Island against
same.
By Mr.. Carney Of Newcastle: Re-
monstrances of Walter S. Davis and
II others of Monhegan; E. C. Poland
and two others of Round Pond; Lea
man Langley and II others of Rock
land; Willard c. Carter and 25 9TH
ers of Loudville; III. w. Cline and 25
others of Spruce Head; and Sea-
mon L. Wood and 26 others of So
Thomaston against same.
| BY Mr.. Clarke of Stonington: Re-
monstrances of Jason Cross and los
| others of Stonington; A. M. Parker
and Al others of Swans Island, Alex
ander Davis and Al others of French
boro; E. H. Colby and p others of
Deer Isle; and f. Forest Conary and
| 20 others against same.
Taxation
BY Mr.. Tilden of Hallowell: Bill
can Act to repeal Chapter los of the
Public Laws of 1919 relating to ex-
emption from taxation of the prop
erty of war veterans"
Reports of Committees
Mr.. Crabtree from the committee
on Mercantile Affairs and Insurance
reported Ought not to pass" on Bill
"An Act relating to the cancellation
non renewal or restriction of health
and accident policies"
Report was read and accepted and
sent up for concurrence.
| Mr.. Towne from the committee on
Education reported Ought to pass
on Bill, "An Act to amend the DOW
ers of experimenting school commit
tees in relation to vaccination OF
Scnool Cnlldren.
CON motion by Mr.. Snipe of Bath
bill and report tabled, pending ac-
ceptance.)
| Mr.. Wood from the same commit
| tee reported the same on Bill, IAN
Act to amend Section Sc and para
graph of Section 81 of Chapter 16
of the Revised Statutes as amended
| relating to the election and term OF
Office of superintendent of schools
| Mr.. Varney from same committee
reported the same on Bill, "An Act to
amend Section 2 Of Chapter 81 of the
Public Laws of 1919 relating to the
training of rural teachers"
Mr.. Houghton from the same COM
mittee reported the same on Bill, "An
Act to amend Section 2, Chapter sol
of the Private and Special Laws OF
1889 relating to the charter of Maine
! Central Institute"
Reports were read and accepted
and the bills ordered printed under
the joint rules.
Mr.. Barwise from the same COM
mittee on Bill, IAN Act to provide
for Temperance Day in the public
schools in the State of Maine" re-
ported the same in a new draft I'M
der same title and that it Ought to
pass"
(Tabled by Mr.. McIlheron of Lew
iston, pending acceptance of report }
Mr.. Cordwell from the same COM
mittee on Bill. "An Act to require the
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