Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14

bursements made by him in the con-
tested election case from LISBON
heard before the House Election
Committee; Oh. P. 1881
and
Resolve in favor Of Ruel c. Hanks;
(H. p. SO3) reported same in a new
draft under title of Resolve provid-
ing for the expenses of the Contest
over the Election as Representative
to the Legislature from the town OF
Lisbon, Oh. p. $3.50 and that i,
ought to pass" -
Mr.. Hamilton from the Committee
on Judiciary on Bill AN Act to In
corporate the Cousins and Little
Johns Islands Village Corporation
Oh. 2. 1870 reported same in a new
draft under same title Oh. z. 500
and that it fought to pass"
Reports read and accepted and the
new drafts ordered printed under the
Joint Rules.
II. P. 10: An Act relating to hunt
ing in certain specified localities in
the State of Maine.
Passed to be Engrossed
s. p. No. 80: An Act ratifyine
Transfer of Land from State Of
Maine to Trustees of Gorham Acad.
envy in the county of Cumberland
and from Trustees of Gorham Acad-
envy in the county Of Cumberland tc
State of Maine.
Orders Of the Day
On motion by Mr.. Thompson Of
Rockland, it was voted to take from
the table H. P. No. Is, House Amend
ment A, to an act to disorganize
Criehaven Plantation, tabled by thai
gentleman Feb. II, pending adoption
of the amendment; and that gentle
man offered House Amendment A as
follows, and moved it's adoption:
House Amendment A to House pa
per number eighteen. House docu-
ment, number seventy-three. being
bill, an act to disorganize CriehaveI
Plantation, in the county Of Knox.
Said bill is hereby amended by
adding thereto the following: PRO
vided that any tax on property there
in that may become due after April
first, nineteen hundred and twenty
six, may be collected by the Treasur-
amended shall read as follows:
"Criehaven plantation in the coun.
ty of Knox, organized under Chapte,
three hundred and eighty-six of the
private and special laws of eighteen
hundred and ninety-seven is hereby
disorganized, provided that any tax
on property therein that may become
due after April first, nineteen hun
dred and twenty-six, may be col
lected by the Treasurer Of State"
Thereupon the amendment was
adopted, the bill received its seconC
reading and the third reading as
signed for the next legislative day al
4:30 p. NJ.
On motion by Mr.. Wing Of Auburn
it was voted to take from the table
an act relating to allowance fol
Cumberland county IS. p. .157; anC
on further motion by the same gen.
tleman the bill was referred to the
committee on Salaries and Fees II
non-concurrence with the Senate.
On motion by Mr.. White of Bow.
doinham, it was voted to take from
the table II. d. No. 7, report of com.
mittee on Ways and Bridges, ough,
not to pass, on resolve providing fol
a commission to investigate site fol
Kennebcc Bridge. the pending ques-
ton being acceptance Of the report
of the committee: and on further
motion by the same gentleman, il
was voted to accept the report.
On motion by Mr.. Hale of Port
land, it was voted to take from the
table S. D. No. Sc. an act to accep
the provisions of the Act OF Con.
gress of the United States relating
to welfare of Maternity and Infancy
etc.; and on further motion by the
same gentleman the bill was referred
to the Committee on Public Health
in concurrence with the Senate.
On motion by Mr.. Hamilton oil
Caribou, 1t was voted to take from
the table the document relative tC
Caribou sewers tabled by that gen.
tleman earlier in the day; and or
further motion by the same gentle
man the matter was referred to tho
committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. CURTIS Of Brewer: Mr.
Speaker. would like to inquire wha,
effect the adjournment to Tuesday
next will have upon the reception OF
bills? The order passed limits theil
reception to Monday, February 16
at four o'clock.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
state that the order will stand as
passed and that "close time" begins
at z. M. Monday. II it is desired
to change the same. 1t should BIZ
done by an order which might wei
be prepared during recess. That or
der would have to be a joint order
with the Senate.
After Recess
Rules suspended to consider out Of
order papers from the Senate.
Additional papers from the Sen
ate disposed Of in concurrence.
Additional reports Of committees
after recess, out Of order.
Mr.. Frost from the Committee or
Inland Fisheries and Game reported
fought to pass" on Bill AN Act tc
called. in oxford and Androscoggir
Counties" Oh. p. 1861
Mr.. Kinsman from the same Com
mittce reported same on Bill ar
Act providing for Protection OF
Moose" Oh. P. 261)
Reports read and accepted and the
bills ordered printed under the JNnt
Rules.
Mr.. Kinsman from the same Com
mittee on Bill IAN Act relating &c
Ice Fishing in Moose Hill Pond in
the town of East Livernore" UI. T.
265) together with two petitions
OF. =. 2GG and II. p. 267) reported
same in a new draft under title OF
Bill IAN Act relating to Ice Fishing
in Moose Hill Pond, in the town of
East Livermore. in the county of
Androscoggin" H. p. 673) and that
it Ought to pass"
Report read and accepted and the
bill ordered printed under the Joint
Rules.
Mr.. Kinsman from the same Com
mittee on Bill IAN Act to close GER
tain ponds in Somerset except to fly
fishing certain times in the year.
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