Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-17
Afternoon Session.

Mr.. Morrison from the committee on
Insane hosI ital. reported ought to pass
on resolve in favor of the inmates of
the Maine Insane Hospital.
Mr.. Hale from the committee on jul
dietary, which was instructed by an
order of the Legislature to inquire into
the expediency of amending Chapter
237 Of the Public Laws relating to the
use of automobiles and motor vehicles
on public ways so as to better insure
the safety of the public travel in our
rural towns. reported accompanying
bill.
The reports were accepted and the
rules.
Mr.. Hale from the committee on jul
dietary. reported ought not to pass on
bill. An Act to provide for the regis
tration Of automobiles and motor cy-
cles.
Special Assignment: Majority and
minority reports of committee on mer-
camille affairs and insurance. repOrtin.
Ought to pass and ought to pass in
new draft. on Bill to establish law un-
form with other states relative to in
surance policies.
Mr.. Briggs of Auburn. moved that both
reports be indefinitely postponed.
discussion ensued which will appear in
the Legislative Record)
MIR. Milliken of Island Falls. called for
tho yeas and nays.
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER: Those in favor of
poStpOninG both reports will answer yes
when their names are called; those op
posed will answer no. The clerk will call
the roll.
1EA:oAlbert; Allan: Baldwin, Bar
ford Of Iivermore. Briggs. Burkett. Buzz
Davis of Benton. Davis of Guilford. Dud-
ley: Fawsette. Foss. Fulton. Gannett.
GiddinEs. Goodwin: Gray. Hale Hastings.
soil. Jones. Jordan of Cape Elizabeth.
Jordan of Yarmouth. Josseiyn. Kinsman
OF , Ccrnvilie. Knapp, Lanisan; Leonard
Martin. Merrill Of Dixfieid. Miller. Nor.
ton. Nash of Damarscotta Nash of Ken
neburk. Newcomb. Norcross. Cakes of
Milford. Page of Appleton. Percy. Poor,
gent oil Brewer. Sawyer OF Sinthield.
Scribner of Charleston. Scrbner of
Springfield Shaw. Smart. Smith of Saco,
Sparrow. Staples. Stevens. Swain. Talpey.
Trickey. Turner. Usher. Vittum Walker,
Washburn. Webb. Webster, White. Wild
er. Witherspoon. Wits.
NAY:-Baxtcr. Belleau. Bradford of
Friendship. Garcelon. Higgins. Hodgkins.
kussey. Laliberte, More,. Newbegin.
Pen di: Putnam: Tracys Treworgy-1t
ms. nennison. Downs. Hagerthy of Ellis
worth. Hanson. Irving. Jilson. Johnson
of Calais. johnson of Hallowell Johnson
OF Waterville. Kinsman of Augusta
Iongfellow. Marshall. Merrill of Skowhe-
gan. Mullen. Cakes of Auburn. O'Brien.
Page of Hampden. Peacock. Perry. Phil
MiIbridge. seavey. sheveneli. SWEET.
Thompson of Rogue Bluffs. Topper, Whit
PAIRED:-Bunker. yes: Powers. no.
Morrison. no; IIagerthy of Sedgwick no
Stearns. yes: Hall. yes: Theriault. no.
Holmes: no verrili; yes s \, Reed. yes:
Sewall. no.
So the motion was agreed to and boil,
reports were indefinitely postponed
Mr.. BRIGGS of Auburn: / move that
the vote whereby these reports were in
definitely postponed be reconsidered. and
hope that every one who voted yes will
vote no on this motion.
The motion was lost
Special assignment: Report OF commit
tee on federal relations. reporting Ought
10 pass on Resolve. relating to lumber
manufactured in New Brunswick and ad-
mltfed into United States free of duty.
MT. Laifberte of Fort Kent moved that
the report he indefinitely postponed.
The motion was lost.
-Mr. Laiiberte moved that the yeas and
nays be ordered
The motion was lost,
Inc report was accepted, the memorial
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