Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-24
Orders Of the Day.

ON motion Of Nj Weeks of Fairfield. the
rules were suspended and that gent ipman
introduced the following order
ordered. the Senate concuflinS. that
aiT1 copies of the last annual report Of tn"
commissioners of inland fisheries and
...irir bee printed for the use of the mem
t,i> %: ~" Legislature.
nv Orc received passage.
On nation OF Mr.. barker of Bangor.
,,t,nd IA" tiur during which the tolls
p'dutcd In the bangor Brids" Company
all continue Was taken from the ta"l~.
uud 90 larther motion by the same ger
,ivmHn the bin was indefinitely postponed.
Du motion of Mr.. Barker. Housr doct,-
utcht No. iei An Act 70 extend the tim"
dining which the tolls granted to III" Eln
rrr litidg" Company snail continue. was
tih,u from he table. and on furth". mo-
ttuu hv Mr. Barker the rules wtr" SUE
pended ana the bill was read twiC".
AIR. I;ark,r Of cred House amendment \
rs stti!Siu@ cut in the second liz" the word
seventy hcfor, the word mir" and
in-crG iu plar, thereof I'll" word 'twcn-
Thc amendment WAS adopted AMI th,.
Till w5- then rrad thiId tine and passed
(" h" cna ross"d rs amended.
bu motion of Mr.. Davis OF WaterviliP,
lill To- repeal AN act Of the Public Laws
-, 1913. entitled an act to amend Section
!. of chapter OF the Revised Statutes as
amended by chapter 30 of the Public
Laws of 49, relating TO tire erection ot
collectors ot taN's. was takei from the
tuhlc.
MI onkcs Of Auburn. moved that the
nil he again laid on the table.
MIR DAVIS ol WateIVille. Mr.. Spt ak l..
I hope thc motion vii not prevail
would say N CNtrnuation OF my position
that the Hill has already caused "a great
deaf ut difficulty. 1t is something when
does not help the situation that is de
signed TO bc remcdicd. In any way, and !
thlnk the real objections to it. the uniting
%. those two offices into one can be met
by properly nonding the officials that I'LL
those positions. ana as stated thc Other
day whcr this matter came up. IL works
Il hardship as II has bean in TIE past upon
many cities and towns. illustrated it
by mentioning our own city Of Water
Vile where il the two Offices were divorced
II meant an expense OF nearly thousand
dollars additional. II we wcr" Obliged to
have ~ treasurer and Il collector IN TWO
separate offices and two separate individ-
ualS. and thor" seems To be no good rta-
son why that law should remain. | be-
licycd III tho members fully understood
the purport OF II. IL would not have reca
PASSED: ana am perfectly wiling toytest
the sense OF the members upol Inc qsieS-
ton | hone the motion To lay this or the
table Will not prevail
Mr. OAI<l.S Of auburn: Mr. Speaker. I
seems t" M that u matter OF this general
Importance should not b" discussed very
nliith or acted UPON at the present TIM.
but that II should properly he laid on thl'
table until time when more meinbcrs
utr present. st
Mr. DAVIS: I am perfectly willing to
have IL assigned for tomorrow If the m III :
hers have not had time to look into II.
,ln not wish To- insist .ilon It's imme'.lat"
consideration Ii members are absent,
am perfectly wiling that II should so "v +
untii tomorrow. ~
The motion to lay upon the table was
agreed to.
m motion Of Mr.. Smith Of I'resqGe Isle.
the rules were suspended aud that gem
ti,maH introduced ieSoiv" IN i'tNoI 81
the STATE House employees. utrierred I"
thr committee ON appropriations and IL
rant ial utiattS-l
pn motion of Mr.. Dudley of Augusta.
hill An Act to- incorporate the MerChart :
Trust Company of Auburn. was taken
from the table. and on further molten ny
the same gentleman the bill received It's
second and tnirJ readings and was passed
To- be cuEroSsph.
ON motion nj MIR Clark Of Prospect hill.
An Act To- abolish the office OF inspector OF
factories, workshops, mines ana nuaiileS.
was taken from the table.
Mr.. Clark moved to refer the bilt To the
commute" on Labor.
MIR. Sutherland OF Biddeford moved TO
amend the motion by referring IL To tl''
committee ON the judiciary.
Mr. Clark of Prospect: Mr.. Speaker
this H. a question that comes directly nm
der the head OF the labor COMMITTEE III
my ,slimatio 1t is an act to abolish the
ni,i,. of inspector OF factories. workshops,
miurS ana nunrries If it does not como
under the head of labor. know not what
committee IL docs come under. ana nope
that the amendment Will not prevail
Mt SUTHERLAND uf Biddeford: Mt
sneaker this bill las already been before
INC House once and was referred 10 the
committee ON legal affairs, and they re,
pnrtod ot, skt not to pass. THIS OH. as
Understand now comes direct from the
committee on labor which have alreadE
fol cs;all-d their opinion, and therefor"
do not think II is n proper committee To
whirh To refer it at this time.
Mr. CLARK: MIR. Speaker. the gentle
man has been rlisiniormed by somebody
/ know not by whom. This hill has never
h.cn before the House TO my kno"ieuSA
before The gentleman refers to Il h'ii II
regard To- nhoilshing the bureau of indus
,,inl and labor statistics. There were tW1
hills presented. they were presented NJ
The last Legislature: one was referred &c
lie committee on labor and one To the
committees on legal affairs That matter
has nothing 10 do with this bill under DIS
cnssiou. which is to abolish the office oil
INSPECTOR of factories. workshops mines
and luarries. and which comes drecuS
under the head Of the labor committee
and | honc that the amendment Viii not
The question being on the adoption oi
the amendment. II division was had ano
the amendment was adopted by vote ol
- to IL "a, n,,
The question then being to refer the bli
Ia the committee on the judiciary,
The motion was agreed to.
ON motion of Mv Weeks Of Fairfield. 5