Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-28

l not see any relation between this en-
abling act which the city OF Portland
h has asked for and any possible resolve
h that may be presented to this Legisia-
h ture. Personally / know of no resolve.
Tit seems to me the motion suggested oy
II the gentleman from Waterville is en-
II tirely proper and should appeal to the
II good sense of the members OF TINS
4 House.
4 The SPEAKER: The gentleman from
4 Waterville, as / understand it, mas
made no motion.
| Mr.. JOHNSON: move that the con-
sideration of the two reports be indefi-
nitely postponed.
1 The SPEAKER: The Chair under
| stands that a motion to indefinitely
\ postpone takes precedence of the mo-
\ ton of the gentleman from Eastport
| (Mr. Pike)
/ Mr.. Scates moved that the motion be
\ laid on the table.
l On this motion a division was hal
and the motion was lost by a vote of Al
! to 67.
| The question then being on the in
definite postponement of the two re-
ports.
! Mr. Flaherty OF Portland, moved that
the yeas and nays be called.
| The motion was agreed to.
| The SPEAKER: All those in favor Of
| the indefinite pOstponcment of the two
reports will answer yes as their names
are called; all those opposed will an
swer 40. The Clerk will call the roll.
| EA:-AlIan of Dennysville, Allen of
Columbia Falls, Allen of Mt. Nerhon. Al
len of Richmond, Baldwin. Barrows
Drawn. Brown. Charles. Cobb, Colcord,
Copeland. Crosby. Cyr, Danforth. David
son, D"ndero. Donigan, Dow. Duncan
rar. Folsom. Gallagher. Hadlock, Hall Of
Dover. Hartman Hathorn Of Detroit,
Havey, Harrick, Hubbard Higgins, Hill
Kelley, Kendall, Knowlton, LaBree.
Lane. Libby, Lovejoy Lynch. Martin Of
Rumford Mayo, Merry. AIillikcn. Mont
g@mry Mullen or New VI tn, NsWG9m6
Perry of Randolph, Poolcrr. Skidnore
Smith OF Patten, Sprasue, Stearns, Ste
yens Of Jonesp3rt ste El;s, of Po uar5
land. Tolran of Glenburn, Tucker, Ward
well. Weeks. Weld, Wight, Wood.
NAY:-Erackett, Chase; Davies: Davis.
Frost, Fulton, -Giddings, Gleason, Good
win. Gordon, Han of Caribou, Harris,
Harthorn of Milford. HASKELL Hawkes..
ton. Lord, Loring. McClutchy Mckinney,
lMerriman, Minabane. Moore. Murphy.
Perkins Of Alfred. Perkins Of k ts,.i,iie
Spear, Slower, Tarbox, Theriault. Thomas
OF IIarpswe,i, Tolman of Portland. True.
Waliron Of Dexter. Waldron of Portland.
| ABSENT:-Barl<er, Blanchard. Clark.
Grinrell. He'll of Machias, Jacobs. John.
| son of Calais, Leader, Lowe. Martin OF
cock Pinkham, Preston. Reynolds. Smith
of Lisbon, Snow, Strickland. Titcomb.
| Yeas, %; nays, 81: absent, y.
| SO the motion prevailed.
Mr. Davies of Yarmouth, moved 70
adjourn.
| The motion was lost.
| Mr.. JOHNSON: 1 move to reconsider
| the vote by which we have voted to
| Indefinitely postpone the reports: and l
| hope the House viii vote against me.
The motion was lost.
On motion of MrseDanforth of SkoV-
hogan, Bill. relating to limitations of
! actions against executors and admins
traitors. was taken from the table.
Mr.. Danfortll offered House amend
| ment "A" which was adopted, and on
| motion by Mr. Danforth, the rules were
| suspended. the bill received its three
readings and was PASSED to be cngross-
ed as amended.
| Mr. Dow of BrooKs.s from the commit
| tee of cnnferenea-en the diSaSreein;s
action of the two branches of the Leg
| islature OH Bill, prohibiting the publ
| cation relating to patent or other med
| icineS in language of immoral tendency
| or ambiguous character and protecting
| the public against the dangers of the
| indiscriminate distribution of samples
| of medicines, reported House amend
| ment B. and that all other amend
| mentS be rejected.
| The report was accepted.
| Mr.. JOY from The committee on ap-
| preparations and financial affairs, re
ported ought to pass On resolve in fav-
or Of the clerk and stenographer to the
| committee on State lands and State
| roads. Resolre read twice and passed
| 10 be engrossed under a suspension Of
the rules on motion of Mr.. JOy)
| Mr.. Joy from the same committee, re-
ported same on resolve in favor of the
| clerk to the committee on telegraphs
and telephones and State prison. Gre
solve read twice and passed to be en-
crossed under a suspension of the rules
on motion Of Mr.. Hadlock of Cranberry
| ISlcS.)
Mr.. Joy from same committee, report :
| ed same on resolve in relation to mon
cy credited to Dallas plantation in err
| ror. RcSClve read twice and passed to
be engroSSed under suspension of tho
| rules on motion of Mr.. Skidmorc of
| LibertyD
On motion of Mr. Davies of Var
mouth,
| Adjourned