Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-28


An Act to authorize the town of
Southport to build and maintain
bridge across Decker's Cove.
An Act to amend and extend the
charter of the Caratunk Power Com
| pany.
An Act to incorporate the town Of
BoWerbark
FINALLY Passed.
Resolve in favor of the Saint Eliza
beths Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
of Portland
Orders of the Day.
Special assignment: Majority and mi
nority reports of committee on legal af-
fairs, reporting fought not to pass
and Ought to pass on Bill relating to
police and city marshal of Biddeford.
Mr.. Horigan of Biddeford moved that
the minority report be substituted for
the majority report.
Debate ensued which will appear in
the legislative record)
Mr.. Horigan moved that the yeas and
nays be called.
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER: The question is on
substituting the minority for the ma
jority report. Those who wish to do
away with the police commission of
Biddeford will vote yes; those opposed
will vote no. The clerk will call the
roll.
YEA:-Allan - Dennysville, Drawn,
Brown. Charles, Cyr. Dondero, Donigan,
nGa4 D TTd9l Edwards Eamham
Harris. Harthorn Of Milford. Havey.
fiiihbard;, Higgins; Horigan. Johnson OF
Mattrviile Jordan. Kelley, Leader,
KINNEY, Michaud. Minahanc. Montgom-
cry. Moore, Morneau. Mullen. Murphy.
NSwhert, Moves; Perry of Randolph,
skidmorc Snow, stevens Of Jon"sport,
Slower, Strickland. Thomas of Harpswcll,
True, Tucker. Waldron of Portland.
Walker, W ardwell, Weld.
Of Mt; Vernon, Allen Of Richmond, Bald
win, Barrows. Bracket. Chase. Clark.
Tobh I,l Danforth, Davidson, Davies, Da-
I Son Fulton, Giddings. Gleason. Gordon.
Yer. Haskell, Hathorn of Detroit,
~ I3 HIrrick; Hin of Machias, Hill
knGW.ton; i-aErec, Lane. Langley. Libby
Loring, Lovejoy Martin of Rumford
mayo tdn or Me1rill lod Milikcn; Newcomb, New
Perkins of Kenncbunkrort. Perry Of Fort
Fairfield. Putnam. Stafford Smith of lis
non. smith Of Patten. Spear. SpragI,n
S stnhh' StcyenS Of Portage Lake. Stuart.
IIttoWiard, Tncomb, Tolman of Glenburn
Waldron Of Dexter. Weeks. Whitehonsn
Wight Wood. Young
Observation-Disclosures, blanchard Co1cord
copeland. Crosby. Emery, Gondwin Crin lin
ncll, Jacobs. johnson Of Calais AVA
NE Mefriman, Merry, Randall, Skiilin. With.
Yes; s: No. p. Absent. 1s
PAIRED:-Decker. no. To,r,o, e
ppor.iand. yes Martin OF Bangor. YES;
80 the motion vas lost
IN motion of Mr.. Dyer of Buckfield
me majority report was accepted.
Mr.. Moore of Saco offered amendment
A to the bill.
Inc SPEAKER: There is no bill be-
fore the House. The House has accent
ca the majority report which is that tba |
Dill ought not to rass.
MT. MOORE Of Saco: I move q, sus-
pension of the rules that the riIl NAV
De taken up so that | NAV offer an
amendment.
Mr.. SMITH of Patten: I object TO |
mat. We have accepted the majority
report.
air. JOHNSON of Waterville: I rise |
TO make an inquiry. I understood the
gentleman from Saco to move a sus-
pension Of the rules. | do not under |
stand that unanimous consent is neces-
sdry TO suspend the rules.
MI. w EEkS of Fairfield: think
there IS rule of the House that re-
CURES certain number of DAYS notice
Wnere member desires to introduce a
OH d second time covering the same
subject.
Mr.. Waldron of Dexter moved to adj
journ.
On this motion a division was had and
lae motion was lost by vote of AZ to
Mr. MOORE of Saco: 1 understand by
rue NO 81 that it requires two-thirds
ana not unanimous consent for a sus-
pension of the rules.
Inc SPEAKER: 1 understand that it
REQUIRES two-thirds to suspend the
rules, but in order to introduce a bill
understand that unanimous consent
must be given to introduce a bill out
81 order which is what I understand
Inc gentleman desires to do, and the