Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-14

4 know WHeIf YOU drc Bou6' A"N
want to know where you are
going, you want to know where you
| are being led. The path marked
out by our opponents will lead where
it has always led. into the swamp and
the tungles, it will lead to political
dishonor and loss Of self-respect. l
want to feel, gentlemen. that where
ever the Republican banner floats,
there honor will follow and promises
will be kept and platforms lived up to-.
| (Applause.)
| cat this point the Speaker resumed
the Chair)
| Mr.. Davies Of Yarmouth, moved that
| when the vote is taken ii be taken by
| the yeas and nays.
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER: The question Is on
the motion to substitute the. minority
| for the majority report. All those in
! favor of resubmission and I'm favor of
\ the minority report will say yes as
| their names are called; those opposed
| to resubmission will say no. The Clerk
will call the roll.
| YEA-Allan of Dcnnysville, Allen of
| Mt. Vernon, Allen of Richmond, Drawn,
Brown, Copeland Cyr. DAVIDSON. Don
| wards. Farnham. F'laherty, Frost, Gala.
! CHER, Hartman. Harris, Harthorn OF
milford. Hubbard, Higgins: Johnson of
Leighton. Lowe, Lynch. Martin Of Ban
gor, McClutchy, Mckinney. Michaud.
Minahane; Montgomery. Moore. Mornean
OF Randolph. Pike. Pinkham. Pcoler
Preston, Scates. Skidmore. Skillin. Smith
| of Lisbon. Snow, Spear, Stevens OF Jones'
port, Slower. Strickland. Stuart, Tarbox,
| Thomas of Harpswell, Tolman of Glen
| burn. Tolman Of Portland. True, Tucker,
Waldron Of Portland, Walker, Wardwell,
Weld, Witham.
NAY-Allen of Columbia. Falls. Bald
Clark. Cobb. Colcord. Crosby, Davies.
! Davis, Decker. Dow. Dyer. Emery, Far
rar. Folsom. Fulton. Giddings, Gleason,
ibou, Hall Of Dover. Haskell. Hathorn
Of Detroit Havey, Hawkes., Herrick, Hill
of Machias, Hill OF Monticello, Irving,
Jacobs, johnson of Calais, JOY Kendall,
I<nowlton, LaBree, Langley. Libby Lord,
Loring. Lovejoy. Martin of Rumford.
Mayo. Merriman. Merrill. Merry. Mill
ken. Newcon:b, Dram. Peacock. Perkins
Perry of Fort Fairfield. Powers. Rey
nods. Stafford. Smith of Patten. Sprague.
Theriault, Thomas of Rowland, Thcomb,
Waldrcn of Dexter. Whitehouse, Wight.
Wood, Young.
ABSENT-Barker Blanchard. Emerson.
Horigan. Newton. Putnam, Weeks
Yeas. eS; nays. 20: absent, I. Paired:
Grinneil yes; Danforth, no.
So the motion was lost. (Applause.)
On motion of Mr.. Milliken OF lslanc
Falls, the majority report was then
accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Murphy of Port
land, bill, to incorporate Cumberland
County Power and Light Company.
was taken from the table
The bill was then passed to be en-
crossed.
On motion of Mr.. Skidmore of Lib
erty, bill, relating to lime casks was
taken from the table.
On further motion by Mr.. Skidmore
the vote was reconsidered whereby
the bill was passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Skidmore offered amendment
"a" which was adopted, and the bill
was then passed to be engrossed as
amended.
On motion of Mr.. Pike of PASSPORT,
bill, relating to Eastport Electric Light
Company and Pembroke Power Com
pany, was taken from the table.
The bill was then passed to be en-
crossed.
On motion of Mr.. Sprague of Drew
Plantation. resolve in favor of Maria
vile was taken from the table.
Mr.. Drew offered a statement OF
facts to accompany the resolve
The resolve was then passed to be
engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. Skidmore Of Lib
erty, bill, for the protection of grey
squirrels and black squirrels, so called,
was taken from the table.
Mr.. Skidmore moved that the bill be
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Knowlton Of Monson, Mr.. Mer-
rill of Monmouth, Mr.. Dunton Of Bel
fast and Mr.. Stevens of Jonesport op-
posed the motion.
The question being put, the motion
was lost
Mr.. Allen of Mount Vernon, offered
amendment a. by adding in the
third line after the figures 1907" the
words except Kennebec county"
The amendment was lost.
Mr.. Allen offered amendment "B" by
inserting after the word possession"
in the fourth line the words "except
alive"
The amendment was adopted, the
bill was then read the second time as
amended and was assigned for tomor-
row morning.
On motion Of Mr.. Wood of Bluehill.
bill, requiring steam plants in school
buildings, churches and other public
buildings to be in charge Of competent
persons. was taken from the table.
Mr.. Wood moved that the bill be in
definitely postponed.
The question being on the indefinite
postponement of the BILL
On motion of Mr.. F1aherty Of Port
land,
Adjourned.