Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-01

gard to the hearing. The hearing was
Oh another bill. which had an entirely
different purport and different pros
pect
| Mr.. WYMAE: ! will say in reply
that We had hearing on both bills
. arat they Were modified to suit every
body who came before US on Doth mat
| ters
| Mr.. HASTINGS of Oxford: Mr.
President: / am not personally inter-
ested in this matter and don't want 10
butt in, but my understanding is that
the Commissioners Of Game have
p anted there 10000 trout and propose
| to plant more; and. a.s look at il. and
as this is a unanimous report of the
Committee. it ought to be sustained
unless there is some sufficient reason
| for its being turned down
| Mr.. WARREN of Cumberland: Mr.
| President: | admit that | am not very
we'll informed in regard to this matter!
] do know something about Royals
| River. but have not much to do with
| Yarmouth proper. ROYALS River j. a
fine stream and one that might.
think. be very properly stocked WITH
trout but there are several mills above
!
presumably the kind Of Il stream uhicl!
| would stock itself with picKere and
bass. and understand there is 1t coa-
| siderable amount of fish there. 1t j.
! evident that the citizens of Yarmouth
did not get adequate notice and that
there has been no adequate hearing in
rega"d to this matter. and | fear tn t
our action in passing the bill would be
| fa1I oil. bat h., ..,.t
which comes to us. even at this late
day. from the citizens of Yarmouth. is
one that should be needed. and shall
vote for the indefinite postponelnant of
the bill.
Mr.. REYNOLDS; Of kennebec: NJ"
President: ! will say that was on that
Committee and as Mr.. .Wynan has
already stated. there wa Il hearing
and both sides We're there at two
different times and we compromised
on the best bin We could give them
| from the evidence.
| IL was quite well thraShcd out an |
| | hope that th,. motion Of the Senator
from Cumberland will not prevail
The question being put upon tn"
motion to indefinitely postpone. the
Yeas and Nays were called for and
ordered and the vote being had re-
suited as follows: Those voting Yea
were Messrs. GoweiI, Hamilton, Hill,
Kellogg. I.ooney. Smith. Warren
Wheeler So Those voting Nay were
Messrs. Boynton Donigan, Eaton
Hastings. Howes. Lowe. Macomber,
Milliken, Minott Mullen. Osgood. Rey
nolds, Shaw. Staples, Walker, Wyman
| G6).
So the motion to indefinitely post
pone was lost.
ThereupOn, on motion byMr. Wyman
| of Washington. the bill was passed to
be engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Mullen Of Penob-
| oot. Senate Document AGO, AN Act
| relating to the BOdwell Water Power
Company of Old Town. Maine" was
recalled from the engrossing office.
| Subsequently the Chair informed the
| senator that Senate Document No. 400
was in the possession of the Senate;
and, OH motion by Mr.. Mullen OF Pc
nobscot the bill was indefinitely post
poned. that senator stating that an
other bill covering the same subject
| matter had been signed by the Gov
| ernor.
| Mr. Walker of Hancock. presented
| out OF order bill An Act to correct an
! error in Il resolve granting county
| taxes for the years 1909 and 1910. A.
| so bill AN Act relating to the as
| sesSment of county taxes in the sew
eral counties for the year 1909" which
| were received: and. on further motion
by the same senator. under suspension
of the rules and without reference to
a committee. these two bills severally
| took their two readings and We're pass
| ed to be eneroSsed.
| on motion by Mr. Gowell of York.
| Senate Document No. 4S6. AN Act 10
amend Section 80 of Chapter 80 of The
| r. S. of the State of Maine was taken
| from the table, and on his further mo-
| ton the bill took its first reading.
| Pending the second reading of the bill,
| the same senator presented Senate
| Amendment \ and moved its adop-
ton. aud the same was adopted. and
| the bill took its second reading. The
| same senator moved that the bill De
| tabled pending its passage to be "n-
grossed)
On motion by Mr.. Baxter of Cumber-
| land, the Senate voted to reconsider
the vote whereby the order relating
| to the establishment of juvenile
court was indefinitely postponed; and.
| on further motion by the same senator.
| Senate Amendment \ was adopted. ana
! the order as amended was passed.
On motion by Mr.. Minott OF Sasada-
| hoe. House Document No. Gal. An
| Act to amend Section ~ of Chapter Al
| of the Revised Statutes relating to fish
weirs in the kennebec river. was tax
| en- from the table On further molten
| by the same senator. House Amend
ment A was adopted. and. on his fur
| ther motion, Senate Amendment \ WAS
also adopted; as amended the bill took
| its second reading. under suspension "'
| the rules. and was passed to be en-
crossed.
Subsequently on motion by Mr.. wy
man of Washington. the Senate voted
to reconsider the vote whereby TINS
bill was passed to be engrossed: ana,
on further motion by ths same senator,
the bill was tabled
Mr.. Baxter of Cumbe rland presented
bill An Act relating to the commits
sione,s OF public works OF the city OF
Portland" and. under suspension OF the
rules the hill took its several readings