Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-03
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
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riman. Harrington. Harris, Havey, Hig-
gins. HILL Holt, Hussey, Jordan: Lam
bert, Lord Mace. McLain, Merrifield, Mil
Ter. Milett. Montgomery. Mouton. Mel
Patten. Patterson. Pelletier, Perry, Pike
Quinn, Richardson, Sawyer, sleeper
Smith of Andover. Smith of Berwick,
stetson. Slower. Strickland Thompson,
Thuriough, Tibbetts. Trafton. Tricky:
TrmbIe. Varney. Weld. Whitney. Wing of
kngfield-92.
INSTRUMENTATION Bartlett of Eliot,
Bigeiow Bowley. Clark. Couture. Cum
mngs, Day. Doble, Drake, Dufour. Ham
lin, Hannaford Harmon. Hines. Hodgkins
of Damariscotta, Hodgkins of Temple.
Hyde. Jones, Joy. Lombard, Marshall.
MERCER, Merrill OF BIuehill, Merrill of
Durham, Moore Redlon. Robbins Ross.
Sisby, Snow of Brunswick, Snow of Scar
boro. Spear of South Portland. Stanley.
White of Columbia, White of Wayne,
Wing of Auburn-3l.
So the resolve failed of a final passage,
not having received the two-thirds neces-
sary, under the constitution.
The following message was received
from the executive department.:
"To the Honorable House of Representa-
tves:
Il have examined House Resolve No.
65i, entitled Resolve in favor of Herbert
l.. Kimball." and respectfully return the
same herewith without my approval. The
amount of money involved in this resolve
is small but the principle and the circum-
stances surrounding it are practically the
same if not entirely the same as those
found in the resolve in favor OF DcFor
rest Reyes In view Of my position rela-
tive to that matter and for reasons there
in stated, l respectfully decline to sign
this resolve.
(Signed) PERT VI. FERNALD.
Governor of the State of Maine"
On motion by Mr.. Davies Of Yarmouth
the vote was reconsdcred whereby this
resolve was finally passed.
The SPEAKER: The question is, shall
this resolve finally pass Notwithstanding
the objection OF the Governor? Upon that
question the constitution requires the yeas
and nays to be taken. 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.
YEA:-Bearce of EddinGton. Bigeow,
Burleigh. Cousins, Davies, Gilbert: Her
sey. Kelley, Lane. Morse, Paul. Peters,
Redlon. Rounds. True, Whitehouse-l6.
Richmond. andrews bartlett Of stone
ham. Bcals Bemis, Bigney. Bisbee. Blake,
blanchard. Bogue, H"urassa, Bradford,
Bragdon. Burse Of Pittstield, Russell. Bus
well. Campbell OF kingman, Charles.
Chase of Sebec, Chase of York. Colby,
Cole Corners Cook. Coolidge. Donnell,
Duncan. Dunn. Edwards. Emery. Farm
ham, Ferguson. Fortier. Grant, Hall.
Hanson, Hartman. Harrington, Harris,
Havey. Higgins. Hill. Hodgkins of Dam
ariscotta. Hussey, Jones. Lambert. Lord,
Mace. McLain Merrtield. Miller. Milett,
Montgomery, Moulton. Nelson. Nickerson,
Orff. Packard Pattangall. Patten. Pat
terson. Pelleticr. Pike Pinkham, Porter,
Putnam. Quinn, Richardson, Sanborn,
SAWYER Sleeper. Smith of Andover Smith
of Berwick. Smith of Biddeford, Snow OF
Brunswick, Snow of Scarboro. Spear of
Warren. Stackpole, Stetson. Stoyer.
Strickland. Thompson, ThurlouSh, lib
hctts, Trafton. Tricky. Trimble. varney,
ABSENT Addition, Bartlett of Eliot,
Beyer, Bowley. Campbell of Cherryh.id.
CLARK. Couture. Cummings, Day, Doblc,
Dorr. Drake. Dufour. Frost Iiamlin,
IIannaford. Harmon Hines. Iodgkins of
Temple Holt. Hyde: Jordan, JOY, KAY
Marshall. Mercicr, Merrill of Bluohill
Merrill of Durham. Moore. Perry, Press
Icy. Robbins. Ross Slshy, Spear of South
Portland. Stanley, White of Columbia
burn-43.
SO fine resolve failed of a final passage
not having received two-thirds of the
votes of the House required under the
constitution
Passed To Be Enacted.
An Act To amend Section II of Chap
ter eight Of the Revised Statutes. re-
lating to the duties of state assessors.
An Act to amend Section - of Chap
a
ing to the election of road commissioners
An Act to amend Section Is of Chap
ter II of the Revised Statutes making
certain the rights of widow or widow
cr in case of waiver Of the provisions Of
the will of the deceased husband or wife.
An Act to provide for the uniform
grading. packing and branding of APP
pies,
An Act for the propagation of shell
fish on the coast of Maine
An Act to amend Section II of Chap
ter nine of the Revised Statutes. az
amended by Chapter 50, Section one, OF
the Public Laws of 1905 relating to the
collection and payment of county taxes
by the State treasurer.
An Act prohibiting the depositing OF
sawdust and other waste material in
Jackson Mill Stream and Joe Weeks
Mill stream in Lincoln county.
An Act to authorize the courts to
suspend or continue for sentence on
probation and to provide for the APP
poiptment of probation officers.
An Act to amend Section A. of Chap
ter SIS of the Revised Statutes. relating
to trustee process.
An Act to prohibit the taking of seal
lops in Pennamaduan and Cohsecook
Bays from April 1st to october LIST of
each year.
Finally Passed.
Resolve in favor of the payment to
the Central Maine Fair Association of
the balance appropriated by Chapter 70
Of the Resolves of 1907.
Mr. BURLEIGH of Augusta: Mr.
Speaker I have an amendment which I
desire to present to the bill relating to
trustee process. Many of our merchants
have on their books at the present time
n large number of bills which have been
contracted under the present trustee law
a