Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
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that is a condition that would not pc
very apt to occur | believe the people
desire the enforcement of the law. |
believe if the people in any county are
called upon to elect a sheriff to fill
vacancy that they will elect sheriff
who will enforce the law, and if
sheriff by not enforcing the law has
subjected himself to a special election
l think the people of the county will
be entirely able to take care of the
matter. If anyone can get up anE
better bill let us have it, and / will
vote for it. If the gentleman from
Portland (Mr Bigelow) has anything
better. let him bring it on, or the
gentleman from Camden (Mr. Mont
gomery) or any other member OF the
House.
The SPEAKER: The pending ques-
ton is reconsideration of the vote by
which this resolve was passed to be
engroSsed.
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
from Ellsworth has offered House
Amendment "A" and moves its adop-
ton.
The question being on the adoption
of the amendment-The motion was
agreed to.
Mr.. PETERS: Mr.. Speaker. | move
that the rules be suspended and that
this resolve be placed upon its final
passage without reference to the cons
mittee on engrossed bills and without
a report from the committee on en-
crossed bills
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Peters moved that the yeas and
nays be ordered.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. HARRINGTON of South Thorn
aston: Mr.. Speaker. + have learned
that through a mistake Of the clerk
he has me recorded as voting yes
when | voted no" on the other roll
call
The SPEAKER: The Chair is Of
the opinion that the gentleman should
have corrected his vote before it was
announced.
Mr.. HARRINGTON: If there is no
way to remedy it it will go that way
but ! protest against ii. l voted no
in a loud voice.
The SPEAKER: The remarks Of
the gentleman from South Thomaston
will go into the record.
This resolve is now upon its final
passage as amended. Upon that ques-
ton the yeas and nays have been or
dered AS many as are in favor of its
final passage will. when their names
are called, answer yes: those opposed
will answer no The clerk will call
the roll.
YEA:-Additon. Allen of Richmond. An
y 1att of
Stoneham Beals, Bemis. Boyer, Bigney.
Bshee. Blake, Blanchard. BoWley. Brad
ford. Bragdon. Burleigh: 3urse. Of Pitts
field. Russell. Buswell. Campbell of Cher
Chase Of Sebec. Clark, Colby. Cole. Cool
idge Cousins. Cummings. Davies. Dorr
Drake. Dutour, emery. Ferguson. Gilbert
Grant, Hall, Hamlin. iIannatord; Han
Higgins, Hill, Hodgkins of Temple, Holt
Hussey. Jones' Jordan. JOY, kavanough.
Kelley. Lane. Libby. Lombard. Lord. Lud-
gate Marshall Merrill of Bluehil. Miller,
Millett Morse, Nelson. Nickerson, Pat
terson. Paul. Perry. Peters. Porter. Press
ley. Redlon, Richardson, Rounds. Silsby
Smith Of Andover. Smith Of Berwick
snow Of scarboro, Spear Of South Port
land. Stackpole, Stanley. Stetson, Tib-
betts, Trafton. Trickey, Trimble. True,
varney. Weeks. White of Columbia.
Whitehouse. Whitney. Wing Of Auburn
NAY-Allen Of Jcnesboro. Bearce of
E6dington, Bigelow. Bogue. Bourassa.
Chase of York Corners. Couture. Day
Doble. Donnell. Duncan. Dunn. Edwards
Farnham. Forter. Frost. Harmon. Har
rirgton. Hines. Hodgkins Of Damarscot-
ia. Lambert Mace. McLain, Merrifeld,
Merrill of Durham. Montgomery. Moore,
Moulton. Orff. Packard. Pattangall. Pat
ten. Pelletier, Pike. Pinkham. Putnam.
"'.+rn Robbins. Ross. Sanborn. Sawyer
SLEEPER. Smith of Biddeford. Snow of
Il, unswick, Spear of Warren, Slower;
81.
ABSENT Cook, Hyde. MERCER, White
of Wayne-4.
So the resolve failed of a final passage.
rot having received the necessary two
thirds vote of the House. (Applause.)
On motion of Mr.. Weld of Old Town
Adjourned.