Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-07

tive Hartman of Readf1eld and
making illegal Daylight Saving Time
will be taken under consideration by
the commerce committee at z O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon.
New Construction Mt Augusta State
HOS''ital
Two resolves for app oprIat,ons
for new construction at the Augusta
State hospital. one for the construc-
ton of a new building for patients
during the fiscal years 1926 and -?27,
and the other for the construction
of a new building for 80 women
nurses and attendants during the
fiscal years 1926 and 1927, togeth q
with a resolve for new construction
at the Bangor State hospital, Will We
discussed before the committee on
insane hospitals at o'clock F'r11ay
afternoon. At the same hour near
irg will also be held on resolves for
maintenance of the two State nos
pitfalls.
"Potato Day"
The new committee OF the Legs
Iature, that on Maine Publicity. Will
hold hearing at l o'clock Thursdey
afternoon on a resolve In favor OF
the designation of a certain day IN
january Oh euCu Stii 60 oeNNNO
Lay"
Augusta General Hospital
The committee On appropriations
and financial affairs will hear on
Tuesday afternoon at > o'clock me
resolve in favor Of the Augusta Cen
cral hospital for maintenance and
medical and surgical care and treat
ment of patients. and resolves III
favor Of the Bath and Bar Harbor
hospitals and the Aroostook Test
Laboratory.
A resolve In favor of the Cniver-
sity of Maine for the heating plant
and resolves in favor of four other
institutions and hospitals are sched-
uled for hearing " the approprla-
lions committee at . p. NJ, Wednes-
day.
To Change Name Of Pond
The committee on interior waters
will give hearing at 2 P. NJ. Wednes-
day to three acts to .change the
names of ponds: TO change the name
OF Pleasant Pond in the towns of
Whitefield and Jefferson to CARY
Lake; to change the name OF Bryant
Pond IN oxford county to Lake
Christopher: and to change the name
of Long Pond in Franklin county to
Crescent Lake.
Resolves for Academies
On Thursday at 2 Z. NJ. the COM
mittee on education will consider re-
solves in favor of the following insti-
tutions Of learning: Higgins CLASH
cal Institute at Charleston. Van
Buren, College. Eastern Maine lnsti-
tute. Mason Institute. Lee Academy.
Cherryf1eld Academy. Kicker CLASH
cal Institute at Houlton. Westbrook
Seminary. North Yarmouth Academy
and Arson Academy.
Protection Of Smells
An act for the better protection of
smeltS and two acts relating to close
time on Holsters in certain sections
are included in the measures before
the committee on sea and shore fish,
cries at $50 P. NJ. Thursday.
Fec for Fur Trapping
The act introduced by Represen-
tative Flint of Monson providing for
a license fee for the trapping of fur
bearing animals. another measure
providing that it shall be unlawful to
hunt or kill moose for four years
from July Z. 1925. an act to repeal
the bounty on bears. two acts relat-
ing to close time on deer in certain
counties. and ten other matters re-
lating to fish and game will hold the
attention of the committee on inland
fisheries and game at p. NJ. Thurs
day.
To Legalize Sale Of Cider
A variety of matters will come be-
fore the committee on agriculture at
100 Wednesday afternoon including
an act to legaliZe the sale of cider
which has been treated so as to pre-
vent fermentation and which does not
contain one-half of one percent Of al
cohol by volume: an act amending
the laws of 1923. for the suppression
of the European corn borer. so as to
provide than any person who neglects
CT refuses to comply with the provi-
sicns of the law shall be punished by
a fine Of not less than SO nor more
than $50: and resolve making an
appropriation for the study and con-
troll of the fruit or BURBERRY fly in
Maine.