Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-27

0y prayer 1av by the Rev. Mr.. Folsom OF
J Journal Of the previous session
read and approved.
PAPERS from the Senate disposed
of in concurrence.
Senate Bills in First Reading
sP 315. An act to amend sec.
+ion q of the Public Laws OF 1875
relating to retiring and penslonlns
s. P. $50: An act relating to the
adjustment Of rate OF interest oii
farm loans granted by the State: -,
S. P. 571: Resolve in favor r. w.
Cunningham & Sons for contractors
fees as per contract with the state
dated October 1923 in connectlon
with the State Prison. Thomaslon'
Maine, together with disbursements.
From the Senate: Bill an act to
regulate fishing in. the Aroostook
River and tributaries, in Aroostook
county, S. p. SAG, S. D. 232. which
was indefinitely postponed In the
House March "a.
Comes from the Senate that body
Insisting on its former action where
by the bill was passed to be ensros.
sed, and asking for committee OF
conference with the following MEM
bers appointed on its part:
Senators WILSON of Aroostook
CRAFTS of Piscataquis
BUZZELL of Oxford
In the House, on motion by Mir.
Hamilton of Caribou, that body Vot-
ed to join in the committee of con-
fereeS.
The SPEAKER: At later time
the Chair will name the conferees on
the part of the House.
The following resolves were re-
ceived and, upon recommendation OF
the committee on reference OF bllls,
were referred to the following COM
APPROPRIATIONS and Financial Affairs
BY Mr.. Boynton of South Port
land: Resolve in favor of Ellis +.
Baker. Oh. P. 12S9).
BY Mr.. Beckett of Calais: Re
solve in favor of Lewis A Burleigh.
Jr.. clerk of the committee on bills
in the third reading. Ua. F. 124o).
Reports of Committees
Mr.. Norwood from the Committee
on Agriculture reported Ought not
to pass on bill An Act to amend
Chapter 4 of the Revised Statutes
relating to the registration and
licensing of dogs Oh. p. No. 61S)
Oh. Doc. No. 1889.
MIR. Sturgis from same Committee
reported same on bill An Act to
regulate the sale of apples in open
packages (H. p. No 1l1G) (H. Doc.
No. 379.
Mr.. Fuller from the Committee on
Legal Affairs reported same on bill
An Act giving Right to bring an
action on the case for damages
caused by interference with Log
Driving by Storage Dams Oh. p. No.
1107) Oh. Doc. No. 1866 as the mat
ter is covered by other legislation.
Mr.. Seidel from same Committee
reported ought not to pass on bill
AT Act relating to- electors in un-
organized places III. P. No. 942) (H.
Doc. No. 245).
Mr.. Bartlett from same Committee
reported same on bill An Act relat-
ing to lodging houses III. l.. No.
1859 Oh. Doc. No. 1897.
Mr.. Holman from the Committee
on Library on Resolve authorizing
the State Librarian to purchase for
the State $50 copies of the History
of Oxford County when printed. Oh.
p. No. 2S) reported that same be
referred to next Legislature.
Reports read and accepted and
sent up for concurrence.
Mr.. Sturgis from the Committee on
Agriculture reported ought to pass
on bill An Act to regulate the sale
of oleomargarine or any other sub
stitute for butter Oh. p. No. 1117)
III. Doc. No. $500.
Report read and accepted and the
bill having already been printed was
read twice under suspension of the
rules and tomorrow assigned.
Mr. Jones from the Committee on
State School for Boys, State School
for GiIls and State Reformatories
reported same on Resolve in favor
of. Trustees of Juvenile Institutions
(H. p. No. $50. -.--
Same gentleman from same Com
rittee reported same on Resolve in
favor of State School for Boys (Er.
Z. No. 3S9).
Reports read and accepted and the
Resolves ordered printed under the
Joint Rules.
Mr.. Sturgis from the Committee
on Agriculture on bill An Act to
regulate the sale of filled milk Oh.
p. No. 1119 Oh. Doc. No. 1922 re-
ported same in a new draft Oh. p.
No. 1238) under same title and that
1t Ought to pass.
Mr.. Jones from Committee on State
School for Boys, State School for
Girls and State Refprmatories. on
Resolve In favor Of State School
for Girls Oh. p. No. 3SS) reported
same in new draft Oh. p. No.
$3.50 under same title and that 1t
ought to pass.
Reports read and accepted and the
rev drafts ordered printed under the
Joint Rules
Mr.. Thompson from the committee
on Legal Affairs reported ought not to
pass on bill, An Act relating to ex-
pectoration in public places (H. p. No.
110S (H. Doc. No. $3.50.
Mr.. Dwinal from same committee
reported same on bill, An Act relating
to removal of executors or administra-
tors Oh. P. No. 110D Oh. Doc. No
339).
Reports read and accepted and sent
up for concurrence
Mr.. Atwood from the committee on
Legal Affairs reported ought to pass
on bill, An Act to repeal Chapter $50
OF the Private and Special Laws for
the year 1905, entitled IAN Act to
grant certain powers to the town of
Eden Oh. Z. No. 117).
Mr. Sargent from the committee on
Sea and Shore Fisheries reported same
on bill, An Act amending an act re-
lating to taking Of clans in the town
Of Machiasport (H. P. No. SOD.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported same on bill, An Act re-
lating to fishing for smelts in East
ern river Oh. P. No. 559) together
with petition (H. z. No. 56O).
Reports read and accepted and the
bills ordered printed under the Joint
rules
First Reading Of Printed Bills and
Resolves
III. p. No. 561: An Act for the bet
ter protection Of smelts in the passa-