Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-22
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED from Page Three.)

a CHATTER "a Of the Revised Statutes. re-
a Nh. L Ii he Of Rockland. raised the
point Of order that the Revised Statutes
cannot be amended by reS ;o. ue,,
Mr. Cakes Of Auburn. moved that re-
solve in favor of Central Maine Fair AS
ISOLATION be finally passed.
ON motion Of Ne Powers s,d Of H .hs na
or and 1sTssiag a ID t To MORT
cages on, real estate. y. r.. -.
further discussion ensued}
The question being shall the yeas and
nays be ordered.
The SPEAKER: The question Is on
ahe acceptance Of the majority report.
that the bill ought ITO pass All those IN
favor of the majority report. renewing
say yes when their names are caiieG,
those opposed will say no. The Clerk
will call the roll
YEA:-Raxter. Belleau Bradford OF
Garcelon, Giddings, Grant. Hale: Fodg-
kins. johnson of Watervi!ie, tosseiyn'
Knapp. Lanigan. Leighton. Morey. Morrl-
begin. oakes Of Auburn. cakes Of Mil
ford. Peacock. PendletOn, Percy. Reeo.
Sanborn. Sargent of Brewer. Sargent OF
Castine. Sawyer Of Smithheid. Se~aii.
Smart, Smith of Madison. Stearns. Ste
vens. Swain. SWEET Thomas. Irlckey'
Topper. Usher. Verrill Webb, Whltmore'
Witherspoon-H.
NAY:-Abbott. Allan. Baldwin: Barrows.
Berry, Blanchard, Bradford of Friend
ship, Briggs. Bunker. Burkett. Clark
Cole, Davis Of Benton. Davis of Guilf0rd.
Dennson. Downs. Dudley. Fawsette, tui-
ton. Hall. Hastings. Hathaway, higgins
Hill, Holmes. HOwes. Hussey, lngersoll.
Irving, Jillson. Jones, Jordan or var
mouth. Kimball. kinsman of Cornville.
Laliberte, Leonard. Littlefield. Longfel-
low. Loucee. Marshall. Martin. Merrill of
Dixfieid, Merrill of skowhegan. Miller,
Morton, Nash of Kennebunk. Newcomb,
Norcross, Page of Hampden. Perry. Poor.
Powers. Price, Purinton. Putnam. Russell.
ton. Shaw. Shevenell. Smith of Saco. Spar
row, Staples, Talpey, Terreault Thomp-
son of Orono Thurlough, Tracy. Trevor
gy. Turner. Washburn. White. Wilder.
ABSENT:-Bean, Bliss. Cousins. Cush
man, (;annett, Goodwin, Gray. Hagerthy
of Ellsworth. Hagerthy OF Sedgwick.
Hutchns Johnson IN Of Calais, Of
Scribner of Springfield. Thompson of
Rogue Bluffs. Vittum. Walker. Weather
PAIRED:-Albert. No; Jordan of Cape
Hallowell, No. Hanson. No: O'Brien,
Yes. Seavey. Yes; Webster, No. Libby,
Yes: Milliken, No.
So the majority report was rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Powers of HOulton.
the minority report was then accepted as
the report of the committee.
On motion of Mr. I.ittlefield of Rock
land. resolve in favor of Moses Moon was
taken from the table. (Read a second
time and passed to be engrossed)
Special assignment: Reports a. "B'
and &C." Committee on Legal Affairs. on
petitions to investigate the nOn-enforce
ment Of prohibnory law in Cumberland
county
The question being on accepting report
a in concurrence with the Senate.
The report was accepted.
Mr. Higgins of Limerick moved that
the House take a recess until half past
seven o'clock.
The motion was lost.
Special assignment: Reports. Commit
tee on Towns. majority, ought to pass.
minority. ought not to pass. on bill. to
annex to Rogue Bluffs certain islands
forming part of JOnesport.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw Of Clinton. the
House coEcurred with the Senate in ac-
cepting the minority report Ought not to
pass.
Special assignment: Report of Com
mttee on Sea and Shore Fisheries re-
Chapter 81 Of the Special Laws of 1903.
relating to taking CLAIMS in Scarboro
On motion of Mr.. Foss of Scarboro,
this matter laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Littlefield of Rock
land. House order in relation to making
mp the pay roll. of members officers. en-
ployes and chaplains was taken from the
table.
Mr.. Littlefeld offered an amendment.
as follows: Except there shall not be
included any mileage in any case where
the travel of the party whose names ap-
pears In said pay roll has been upon a
pass"
The amendment was lost
The order then received a passage.
On motion of Mr.. Jordan of Cape Eliza
beth. bill relating to collection of taxes.
was taken from the table.
Mr. Jordan offered an amendment hv
striking out Section and substituting the
cities having a population Of ten thou
sand inhabitants or more"
The amendment was adopted. the bill
was read third time and was passed to
be enGrOsSed as amended
On motion of Mr. Giddings of Gorham,
Adjourned