Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-27

10 tho Normal school mn b6,I1dnr wh1oh
caiiy send three grades trade; o. hat sc < in-
made for them. The resolve asEs Tor
means to build an addition to this school
with suitable accommodations for pYac-
valuable than any other school. Tbs
principal of this school, who has life
long interest in educational matters and
who has given to this particular school
the ripe years of mis- manhood. in his dc.
Ginning days Is lying at the present time
dangerously sick at his home in Gorham.
posed addition, for ne better than any
other man, has realized the necessity OF
IT, Should report B be accepted trust
that no report Of your Gsi9 hnn VIII rsa s
port A will meet with your approval, and
trust that our action will not come to
i MN at too late an hour to receive bis ap-
precfation. / hope that report A Will be
Mr.. PERKINS OF Wilton: Mr.. Speaker,
A. member Of the COMMITTEES on educa.
Gornam at the first OF this secession. Just
as those from the school at the hearing i
is tn tne committee represented it-thst
- 70 sly, tnose who appeared before the
commltlee represented the position Just
as we found 1t. Now, the fact Is that tie
,aormitory Of this institution 10 lighted by
They claim that they need md should
have, for the, simple effect OF sa fcty.
We were taken as a committee over thu,
school building, and can assure you thai
1t would be plain and clear to anybody
who was there and WHO noticed the mum.
Der OF scholars. which am informed waa
about 167. that the accommodations FOR
the different classes In recitations were
showed us about the building and told u,s
of their needs In the way OF additions
There are practically no recitation rooms
IN IN the seh rmar y, few Now there is
erty which at the present, time can be
privilege of taking the buildings on
Of the normal schools of the State hired
a right Of way, walk. over which the
have gone; This piece OF proper
NAL schools must be secured before next
June. Furthermore, to show that this
school does not appeal simply to Gorham
and vicinity. Ii is fair to state that only
four of the students there are from Cor
ham. The greater majority of the scholars
come from all over the State of Maine. 81
state. not Gorham locally; and I sincerely
hope that the report A recommending 5000
this year and SO, 90 next year will prevail;
either report, Mr.. SWEET of Portland, NOV
ed that report A be accepted.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Drew of Portland, moved that the
rules be suspended and that the resolve
take its two readings.
The motion was agreed to and the re-
solve was read once.
Mr.. Purinton of Gorham, offered House
amendment A, striking out the word five
In the second line. and insert the word
ten
The amendment was adopted, the resolve
was then read a second time and was
passed to be engrossed as amended.
the vote was reconsidered whereby bill.
An Act to authorize steam railroad cor
cd RI ho
Mr. Davis of Waterville. moved that tho
bill be indefinitely postponed and further
moved that it lie on the table until t.ie
evening session.
The motion was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Pettengill of Rumford,
report Of committee on taxation reporting
half of the taxes received from trust and
companies to the school fund, was
taken from the table.
accepted in concurrence with the Senate,
and on motion of Mr.. Pettengill. the rules
we're suspended, the bill received its three
On motion of Mr.. Barker of Bangor. BILL
An Act to amend Section IS of Chapter
ton of express companies, was taken
from the table, and on further motion w
Mr.. Barker the bill was indefinitely post
poned.
On motion of Mr.. Drew of Portland. bin
to protection of squirrels and
in Knox county. was taken
from the table.
The bill was then read a second time.
and on motion of Mr.. Drew the rules were
suspended, the bill received its third read
ing and was passed to be engrossed.
On motion OF Mr., Thogpton If Ashland.
bill to incorporate the Munsungun Teie-
phone Company, was taken from the table.
Mr. Thornton offered House amendment
to Section s. by striking out the words
one hundred" and inserting in place
hereof the word fifty"
The amendment was adopted, and the
pill was then passed to be engrossed as
amended
On motion of Mr. Snowe of West Gar
liner, bill to amend Section of Chapter
SO of the Public Laws OF 1888. relating
% the sale and analysis of commercial
fertilizers, was taken from the table. and
IN further motion by the same gentleman
he rules were suspended, the bill received
It's second and third readings and was
passed to be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. White of Dyer Brook.
Adfniirned until o. clock this evening.