Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-12

appointed by the I3d Legislature.
Resolve in favor of the president and
trustees of Bates College.
Resolve in favor Of Daniel r. Palmer
of Buckfield.
Resolve in favor of Eliza A. Getchell
of Winslow.
Resolve for repairs of highway In
Upton, Magalloway Plantation. and
Township &C." in the county Of Oxford
Resolve in favor of the Aroostook
State Normal School.
Resolve in favor Of the Pennington
State Normal School.
Resolve in favor of investigation of
Industrial Education.
Resolve in favor Of the town of
Mount Chase in Penobscot county.
Resolve in favor of the Maine State
| prison.
| Resolve in favor of the Chase Island
| hospital.
/ Resolve in favor of the Maine Insane
hospital, for support of criminal insane.
| Resolve in favor of the Eastern
Maine Insane hospital, for purchase Of
additional land
| Resolve in favor of the Eastern
Maine Insane hospital, for concrete
walk, grading, painting, furnishings,
completion of contracts on barn, tuber-
cular hospital and wing d.
| An Act to appropriate moneys for
the projections of trees and shrubs from
the introduction and ravages of dan
eerous insects and diseases. con mo-
| ton by Mr. Howes of Somerset, the
vote whereby this bill was passed to
be engrossed was reconsidered; and on
| TO, and man
A was adopted and the bill as amended
was passed to be engrossed)
| Resolve i'll favor of the Maine Insane
Hospital for additional compensation
for certain offices. con motion by Mr..
Donigan of Somerset this resolve was
tabled pending it's final passage)
| Resolve in favor of fish hatchery in
| Washington County. con motion by
| Mr. Wyman Of Washington, this re-
solve was tabled pending its final pas
sage)
Resolve in favor of the Maine Insane
| Hospital to provide for deficiencies.
| CThis resolve being an emergency
| measure, requiring a thirds vote
| Of all the members of the Senate for
it's passage, vote was had and %
Senators, to wit, two-thirds of the
members elected voted in favor of its
final passage.)
On motion by Mr.. Wyman OF Wash
| instor "Rcsolvc in favor of fish
hatchery in Washington County" was
taken from the table; and on further
motion by the same Senator, the vote
whereby the Resolve was passed to be
engl ossed was reconsidered; and on
his further motion Senate Amendment
A was adopted and the resolve as
amended was passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Looney of Cumberland, under
suspension Of the rules, presented re-
lnonstranca Of MGnnasseh Smith and 81
others of Portland against the passage
Of Senate Bill AN Act for the better
protection of Sheep" also Remon-
STRANGE ora. l.. Stackpole and 63 9TH
ers of Lebanon, against same; and on
MS motion the same We're referred to
the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr.. Macombcr of KenneDec, under
suspension of the rules. presented Re
| nonstrance of A. A. Stone and 46 9TH
crs of Sidney against the passage of
the same act: and on his motion, the
| remonstrance was referred to the same
| Committee.
On motion by Mr.. Looney of Cum
berlaad, Senate Document No. 25i
bill, to amend law about taxing in
surance companies was taken from
the table: and on his further motion,
was assigned for consideration We'd
nesday, March II.
On motion by Mr.. Baxter of Cumber-
land, the vote whereby House Docu-
ment No. AL. "An Act to amend Sec
If Of no yico a
Statutes relating to hunting on Sun
day was passed to be engrossed was
reconsidered: and on his further mo-
ton, the bill was tabled.
Orders Of the Day.
On motion of Mr. Hastings of OK
ford, House Document No. 34S. IAN
Act to regulate fishing IN Moridge-
wocll Pond and Stream, also the inlet
to said Molridgewock Pond, oxford
County, was taken from the table;
| and on his further motion, the bill
took it's second reading and was pass
ed to be engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Osgood of Andres
coggin Senate Document No. 33S, "An
Act to incorporate the Androscoggin
Valley Railroad Company was taken
from the table; and on his further
motion. Senate Amendment A was
adopted. and the bill as amended took
its second reading and was passed to
| be engroSSed.
On motion by Mr.. Irving of Aroos-
took. the majority report and minority
| report of the Committee on Temper
ance on Resolve for an amendment to
the Constitution by abrogating and an
nuling amendment 5, adopted on the
| eighth day of September in the year
1884, prohibiting the sale and manu-
facturc of intoxicating liquors." ma
jority report being fought not to pass
and minority report being Fought to
pass" We're taken from the table
The same Senator thereupon moved
that the majority report be accepted.
Mr.. IRVING of Aroostook: Mr.. Pres.
ident and Gentleman of the Senate: AT
this stage of resubmission / do not
think it is necessary to weary the
members of the Senate with any long
speech, nor do I. intend to make one
This question Of resubmission has for
the past ten years agitated the public
| mind to quite an extent and the rea-