Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-27

Lain. Miller. Montgomery Morse, Nell
son, Orff. Patten. Paul. Peters, Richard
Strickland, Thompson. Varney-32.
AY:-Allen of Jonesboro, Allen of
Richmond, Andrews, Bartlett of Stone
ham, Beals, Bemis: Boyer, Bigelow. Big
of Pittsfield, Russell, Boswell, Campbell
of Kingman. Charles, Chase of Sebec,
Chase of York. Cook. Coolidge, Cousins,
Davies, Doble Donnel Duncan. Dunn.
Edwards. Farnham. Ferguson, Fortier.
Frost. Gilbert. Grant. Hall, Hanson, Har-
rington. Harris, Havey. Hersey, Hill.
Ho .5s s Of Damariseotta, Holt, Hussey.
Lambert. Lane. Libby, Lombard. Lord.
Mace. MERCER Merrifeld. Merrill of Blue
hill Millett, Moulton. Packard. Pattan-
gall: Patterson. Pelletier. Pike. Pinkham,
Snow of Brunswick. Snow of Scarboro.
Spear of South Portland, Stackpole. Stet-
son son Stover Thufloqgh; Tihbetts. Traf-
lumbia. Whtehouse. Whitney, Wing of
Auburn. Wing of Kingfeld-91.
ABSENT:-Bosue. Bowley. Couture
Cummings, Day, DOR. Dral>'. Dufour
Emery, Hamlin. Hannaford. Harmon
Hines, Hodskins of Temple. Jones, Merrill
Of Durham. Moore. Nickerson, Perry.
Putnam q Robbins, Ross Sawyer. Smith of
Andover.ti Spear of Warren, T'ti.Kcv.
White or Wayre-27.
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The bill then received its third read
ing and was passed to be engrossed
as amended
On motion of Mr.. Peters of Ellis
worth, the majority and minority re-
ports of the judiciary committee in re-
gard to Biddeford police bill was tax
en- from the table, and on further mo-
ton by Mr.. Peters it was assigned for
Tuesday of next week
On motion by Mr.. Montgomery of
Camden. the House voted to take a re-
cess OF 20 minutes.
After Recess.
Committee report: Mr.. Bigney from
the committee on interior waters re-
ported ought to pass on bill, in new
droft, An Act authorizing the building
of dam at the outlet of Sebec lake.
Grabbed for printing under the joint
rules.)
Unfinished business: Majority and
minority reports of the committee on
telegraphs and telephones, to which
was referred bill. An Act to protect the
rights of holders of preferred stock in
telephone companies, the majority re-
porting fought not to pass" the mi
nority reporting Ought to pass
Mr.. Smith of Bddeford moved that
the minority report be substituted for
the majority, and moved that the yeas
and nays be called.
The question being, shall the yeas
and nays be ordered?
The motion was lost.
The question being, shall the minor
ity report be substituted for the ma
jority report?
The motion was lost.
The report of the majority was then
accepted.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will lay
before the House on it's passage to be
enacted Resolve containing an emer-
gency clause, Resolve laying tax on
the counties of the State for the years
1909 and 1910.
A division was had, and pending the
announcement of the vote Mr. Bur-
leigh Of Augusta called for the yeas
and nays.
The SPEAKER: Those in favor of
the final passage of this Resolve, when
their names are called will answer
yes: those opposed will answer no. The
clerk will call the roll.
EA:-Additon. Allen of Jonesboro, AL
Len of Andrews Bartlett nt; Of
Bearce of Iddington, Bemis, Boyer. Big
Glow. Bigney. Bisbee, Blake, Blanchard
Bourasso, Bowley. Bradford. Bragdon,
Burlegh, Burse of Pittsfield. Bussell
Boswell, Campbell of Kingman. Charles,
Clase of Sebec Chase of York. Colby,
Cole, Corners Cook, Cousins, Davies, Do
bic. Donnell, Duncan. Dunn, Ferguson.
tor, Harris. HayeV. HerSeV. Hill HOdg-
kins of Damariscotta, Holt. Hussey.
Hyde. Jordan, JOY. kavanough. Kelley.
Lambert Lane, Libby, Lombard, Lord,
field. Merrill of Bluehill, Miller Millett.
Montgomery. Morse, Moulton. Nelson.
Orff, Packard. Patten. Patterson. Paul.
Richardson: Rounds: Sanborn, silsby.
Smith of Berwick. Smith of Biddeford,
Snow of Brunswick, Spear of South Port
land. Stackpole. Stetson. Slower, Strck
Trimble True. Weld. White of Columbia.
Whitehouse. Wing of Auburn, Wing Of
King field-1O4
NAT:-Quinn-1.
field. Clark. Coolidge, Couture. Cummings.
Day. Dorr. Drake, Dufour. Edwards EN-
cry. Farnham, Fortier, Hail. Hamin,
Hodgkins of Temple Jones. MERCER. Mer-
ril of Durham, Moore. Nickerson, Pat
tangall. Perry. Pike. Pinkham, Putnam,
ftOhDlnS. ROSS. sawyer. Sleeper, Smith of
Andover. Snow of Scarboro Spear of
Warren, Stanley. Trafton. Trickey, Var
ney White of Wayne. Whitney-45.
So the resolve was finally passed
On motion by Mr.. Blanchard of Will
ton. Senate Doc. No. 434. An Act to
amend Chapter ia Of the Public Laws
of 1908. relating to the compensation
of SheriffS, was taken from the table
and on further motion by Mr.. Blanch-
ard its consideration was postponed to
Tuesday Of next week.
on motion by Mr.. Morse of Belfast,
tho rules We're suspended and that
presented the following or
der:
Ordered. That G. A. Doble be eX-
cuSed from further attendance upon
this session of the Legislature and that
his pay he made up in full to the end
of the session. Referred to committee
on leave of abSenCe).
Unfinished business: Majority and
reports of Portland delegation
to which was referred bill to amend
laws pertaining to appointments to
the police department of the city of
Portland. majority reporting Ought to
pass minority reporting fought not to
pass"
on mot ion Of Mr. Radlo, IF port