Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-24
THE Sind maine LEGISLATURE
StenOgraphic Report of Proceedings
in the House and Senate,

(On motions by Mr.. Hinckley Of
Cumberland, under suspension Of the
rules, the bill was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossed.)
An Act to grant a new charter to
the city OF Saco. Oh. D. 406)
Con motion by Mr.. Allen Of York,
tabled pending second reading.)
An Act to amend Chapter 216 Of
the Public Laws Of 1903, pertaining
to the School Board Of the City Of
Brewer. Oh. D. 75)
con motions by Mr.. Powers Of
Aroostook, under suspension Of the
rules the bill was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossed.)
An Act to authorize the State
Board of Registration and Examina-
ton in Optometry to issue a certifi-
cate Of registration to David M.
House. Oh. d. 414)
(On motions by Mr.. Powers of
Aroostook. under suspension Of the
rules, the bill was given its Sec
ond reading and passed to be en-
grossed.)
Resolve. in favor of the desisna-
ton of certain day in February Of
-
Con motion by Mr.. Case of WASH
ington, under suspension of the rules,
the resolve was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossed.)
An Act to amend Chapter ia of
the Public Laws of Maine for 1923,
known as the Military Law. Oh. D.
41S.)
eOnr motion by Mr.. Anthoine Of
Cumberland. under suspension of the
rules, the bill was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossed.)
An Act relating to the salaries of
Deputy Sheriffs of Cumberland
County. Oh. D. 421.)
Con motions by Mr.. Hinckley of
Cumberland, under suspension of the
rules, the bill was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossed.)
Resolve, in favor OF the Central
Maine Sanatorium, for maintenance,
personal services. repairs and equip
ment. Oh. D. 419.)
Mr.. FOSTER Of Kennebec: Mr..
President: in the absence of my COL
league. Senator Wadsworth, who is
chairman of the committee on ap-
preparations and financial affairs,
speaking for him, move that this
matter be tabled pending its second
reading.
The motion was agreed to.
The following remonstrances and
petitions were received, and on re-
commentator by the committee on
reference of bills were referred to
the following committees:
Judiciary
By Mr.. Speirs Of Cumberland, re-
m n n CT ronoo ~ Willis thh1 opd
26 others of Freeport against any
change in the present Direct Pri-
mary Law. Is. P. 567.)
BY Mr.. Foster Of Kennebec. peti-
ton of D. Fl. Thing and 20 others
of Winslow and vicinity against the
repeal in any manner of our present
Primary Law. Is. P. 568)
Bills in First Reading
Resolve. in favor of the Maine
State Prison for maintenance and
current expenses. Is. D. 1851
Con motions by Mr.. Walker of
Knox, under suspension of the rules,
the resolve was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossed.)
An Act to enlarge the powers of
the State Highway Police, and to
confer upon the Secretary of State
jurisdiction to suspend or revoke
registration of motor vehicles and
operators licenses. Is. D. 1861
con motion by Mr.. Powers Of
Aroostooks tabled pending second
reading.)
An Act prohibiting pollution with
mill waste of the lakes and ponds
and certain specified rivers, brooks
and streams of the State. Is. D.
234.)
con motion by Mr.. Buzzell of Ok
ford, under suspension of the rules,
the bill was given its second read,
ing. and then, on motion by Mr..
Roberts tabled pending passage to be
engrossed.)
An Act to amend Chapter $50 Of
the Private and Special Laws Of
1907, entitled An Act to incorporate
the Cupsuptic Stream Improvement
Company.
con motions by Mr.. Buzzell Of
Oxford, under suspension OF the
rules, the bill was given its second
reading and passed to be engrossed.)
Reports of Committees
Mr.. Allen from the Committee on
Education, on An Act for the
protection of life in buildings used
for school purposes. Is. d. 1861 re-
LudI l1iV 6ClAAS SoSAS ~ASS w
pass.
Mr.. speirs. from the same Com
mittee, on An Act to establish a
State Fund for higher education;
for maintenance and support OF the
University of Maine Cooperative
work in agriculture and the Maine
Agricultural Experiment Station.
Is. d. 62) reported that the same
ought not to pass.
The reports were accepted and
sent down for concurrence.
Mr.. Barwise, from the same Com
mittee, on An Act to amend
Section 3 Of the Public Laws OF lo25
relating to retiring and pensioning
state employees. Is. p. 316) report
ed that the same ought to pass.
The report was accepted and the
bill tabled for printing under the
Mr.. Allen, from the same Commit