Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-07
the 82nd maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Report of Proceedings
in the House and Senate l.
the State Grange opposing Daylight
Saving Time Is. P. 1929.

the State Grange opposing Daylight
Saving Time Is. P. 422).
Inland Fisheries and Game
BY Mr.. Morrison Of Franklin, petit
ton Of H. B. Stanwood and 81 others
Is. p. 423); petition of +. r. Seavey
Of Norway and 81 others Is. P. 424):
petition of George P. Shaw of Oxford
and 81 others Is. P. 425); petition Of
George w. Clayton Of Sanford and 40
others Is. P. 1867; petition of Elmer
S. Bird, president Knox County Fish
and Game Association land other off,
GERS of said Association Is. P. 42O;
petition of II. F. Richardson Of Cam
ton and 35 others Is. p. 42S) in IA
vor of amending the law so that all
Fisheries and Game may be used for
fish propagation and fish and game
protection.
Judiciary
BY Mr.. Smith Of Somerset, An Act
to amend Chapter 2S8 of the Public
Laws of 1919, as amended by Chap
ter 222 Of the Public Laws Of 1921,
relating to Workmen's Compensation
Is. P. 429).
$1,000 copies ordered printed)
BY Mr.. Bond Of Lincoln, petition OF
the county commissioners of Lincoln
county asking favorable consideration
Of bill for payment of fines in auto
mobile cases to the counties rather
than the State Is. P. 43o).
BY Mr.. Smith Of Somerset, remon-
STRANGE of Local Division ia Of the
Amalgamated Association of Street
and Electric Railway Employees of
America Is. P. 43D; remonstrance Of
Ina
of International Brotherhood Of Team
sters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and
Helpers of America IS. P. 1922 against
Senate Document No. SIS. An Act to
prevent Illegal interference with the
business of another.
BY Mr.. Foster Of Kennebec, re-
, monstrance of George B. Jackson of
Waterville, and % others Is. P. 433);
By Mr.. Bond of Lincoln, remon-
STRANGE of Oscar N. Haglund Of
Waterville and Is others Is. P. 434;
BY Mr.. Crafts Of Piscataquis, re-
monstrance of T. J. Pritham and q
| others of Greenville IS. p. 435): re-
monstrance of Bertha w. Powlesland
and others of Greenville Is. P.
1850; remonstrance of Ellen P.
| IS. p. 437; remonstrance Of Mrs.
Collin w. McEachern and IS others
| of Greenville Jet. Is. p. 44O); re-
| monstrance Of r. S. Chapman and II
others of Greenville and vicinity Is.
Z. 44D;
By Mr.. Walker Of Knox. remon-
| STRANGE Of J. H. Chase and 40 others
l'of Jackson and Monroe Is. P. 438);
| remonstrance of Edwin Adams of
Liberty and Al others Is. p. 439)
against the repeal in any manner Of
r
Labor
BY Mr.. Smith of Somerset, resolu-
| ton of Local Division TIA Of the
| Amalgamated Association of Street
! and Electric Railway Employees of
America in favor of the Old Age
Assistance Act. Is. p. 442);
| BY Mr.. Walker of Knox, remon-
STRANGE of Northern Light Grange
| No. 6, Winterport, Is. p. 443); re-
! monstrance of North Waldo Pomona
Grange No. "a Is. p. 444);
By Mr.. Bond of Lincoln, communi-
! cation from Executive Committee Of
| the State Grange Is. P. 445), oppos-
, ing the Child Labor Amendment.
| ton of Local Division ia of the
| Amalgamated Association Of Street
| and Electrical Railway Employees of
America Is. p. 446) in favor Of the
Child Labor Amendment.
Legal Affairs
BY Mr.. Wadsworth of Kennebec,
An Act relating to the Department
| of the Attorney General. Is. z. 44O.
| Taxation
By Mr.. Smith of Somerset, remon-
STRANGE of Local Division TIA of the
| Amalgamated Association of Street
| and Electric Railway Employees Of
America against S. D. 126, An Act
relating to the taxation Of Auto
Transportation Companies. Is. p.
44S).
Ways and Bridges
By Mr.. Bond of Lincoln, COM
| munication from Executive. Commit
tee of the State Grange opposing any
further bond issue. Is. p. 449).
Ways and Bridges and Taxation
Jointly
By the same Senator, communica-
ton from Executive Committee of
the State Grange favoring SUBJ
stantial increase in the gasoline tax.
IS. p. 450).
On motion by Mr.. Wadsworth Of
Kennebec. the rules were suspended.
and the same Senator introduced,
| out of order, the following resolve:
RESOLVE to appropriate moneys
J for the payment of certain claims
and department overdrafts for which
| no legislative appropriation has been
made, and to provide for carrying on
the activities of the departments and
institutions for the remaining months
of the fiscal year ending June 80,
1925, and for other purposes.
On further motion by the same
Senator, the Resolve was referred to
the committee on appropriations and
financial affairs.