Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-03

the sum OF twenty ave dollar. lor
Lincoln Day address.
Reports or Committees
| Mr.. Baker from the Committee on
Cole Report on Communications from
| the State Auditor and Governor con-
, corning the Suggested Uniform Ac-
counting for Towns and Cities, re-
ported that same be placed on file.
Mr. Rogers from the Committees on
| judiciary and Labor on Bill AN Act
relative to the Hours of Employment
OF Men. Wome1 and Minors" reported
that legislation thereon is inexpedient
pending initiated legislation.
! Mr.. OConnell from same Commit
| tees reported same on Bill AN Act to
amend Section and of Chapter $50
OF the Public Laws Of 1915. relative
to the Hours of Employment of
Women and Minors"
| Mr.. Drake from the Committee on
Ways and Bridges on Petitions Of
Leon Brown and others: Laura NJ
Tooler and others; G. A. Wheeler and
others; James A. Foster and others:
| William II. Pattangall and others:
William j. Lanigan and others; Fred
| y. Gilbert and others: Forrest H. COL
by and others; +. ID. Clark and others:
Frank Cough and others: ]. H. GRAY
and others,of Scion: praying that the
| read be built from Bingham to Jack
man. reported that same be placed on
| file.
| Reports read and accepted and sent
| UP for concurrence
J First Reading OF Printed Hills md
| Resolves
| House 295: An Act in relation to the
several examining boards.
| Mr. Mcdonald of East Machias Of
fered House Amendment A and moved
its adoption as follows:
House Amendment A to House Bill
| c9a.
House Bill 295 is hereby amended
by striking out all Of Section two OF
said bill.
The amendment was adopted.
| House 49l: An Act to provide for
| the construction of gravel roads in all
cases except where a different type of
construction is especially authorized"
CTabled by Mr.. Rounds of Portland.
pending third reading)
| House 4o2: AN Act to Provide for
Investigation and Survey of Bridges"
! (The rules were suspended and the
| bill given its three several readings,
and passed to be enGrossd)
House 493: AN Act to withdraw
from The Contingent Fund the sum
of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
and to transfer the same sum to the
| fund for Construction OF State Aid
| Highways. and to amend Section 81
of Chapter OF the Revised Statutes.
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o'', given JUS ,hrte seNc'"l readings
""u pass" ~ W. eng
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Ai.t vi Lana agent
Inc roles were suspend""' ana 'he
h''i given rs three scN"ra' readings
ana passed 10 ne ehSrossd)
House 4'6: An Act to amend Sec
ton l or chapter 500 or the Laws or
| 1918. relative to Hours o. Labor OF
Minors"
tThe rules were suspended, and the
| bill given its three several readings
| and pa ssod to be cncrossed)
! House 49,: An Act to amend Sec
! tions 4. ) and of Chapters 90 of the
| Revised Statutes. in relation to fore
! closure Of chattcl mortgages.
I Mr. ARCHIBALD of Houlton: Mr.
Speaker. that bill was reported out
Of the Judiciary Committee ought to
pass. We hold this up in committee
quite a while, redrafted this several
times. and We have had it under
discussion quite lot since: and it is
the unanimous opinion of the COM
mittee now that this should be in
definitely postponed. and | make that
|
The motion prevailed and the bill
was indefinitely postponed
House 49S: An Act to amend
Chapter of the Revised Statutes of
| 1916. and amendments thereto. re-
iating 70 Primary and Caucus Laws.
| tThe rules were suspended. the bill
! received its three several readings,
and VAS passed to be cnsrosscd)
| House o"2: An Act in relation to
the fees to be charged by The Board
| Of Registration for medicine.
tThis rule was suspended the bill
received its several readings and
! was passed to be ehgrosscd)
| Passed to he Enacted
Emergency Mrasure)
An act to define and fix the order
| Of preference in which Statc-aid
| highway construction funds shall be
! appolioncd to towns under existing
law.
on motion by Mr.. Granville of
| Parsonshcld, tabled pending passage
to be enacted.
Emergency MeasureD
An Act providing for inspection.
| registration and safety. of vessels
engaged in inland navigation under
i the jurisdiction of the Public ttili-
! ties Commission. and repeating Sec
/ tons four to sixteen, inclusive of
f! Chapter - Of the Revised Statutes,