Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-27
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
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matter should not pass without dis
cUssion. II
Mr.. WELD of Old Town: Mr.. Speak
er, wish to say to the House that ev-
cry resolve has been unanimously re-
ported by the committee after careful
consideration and due investigation
After a conference of the committee
Yesterday there is one resolve which
VIII he held UP in the Senate. I dc
not think there is one of them WINCH
the State of Maine can very well dis
pense with. There is one resolve, as
sad, that will be held up in the Sen
ate tomorrow, and with that one eX-
ception all these resolves have the
SUPPORT of the Governor of the State
I think we will hasten the business OF
the House by letting them go along
Speaking for the minority I wish tt
say that l am in favor of these re-
solves.
The question being on the motion to
reconsider the vote whereby the re-
solves relating to the Insane hospitals
were tabled and assigned for next
Tuesday, division was had and re-
suited in a vote Of % in the aftirma-
tive and 4S in the negative.
So the motion was lost.
An Act to submit to the legal voters
Of York county the question as tc
whether the shire town shall be chang
ed, and if so whether the shire town
snail De established at Saco, Kenne-
bunk or Sanford, was tabled and as
signed fer Wednesday of next week on
motion of Mr.. Chase of York.
Resolve relating to the documentary
History Of Maine. came from the Senate
Indefinitely postponed.
ON motion of Mr.. Marshall of Port
the resolve was tabled pending con-
current action with the Senate.
Resolve in relation to the early York
comfy deeds. which was passed to be
enGrossed in the House, came bach
from the Senate amended by Senate
Amendment 4.
On motion of Mr. Marshall of Port
LAND the resolve was tabled pending
the adoption of the amendment in con,
currence.
D. nigan bridge bill. which We're refer
rec. III liz I1OlSt " Tue COlllIlIISlcS VI
ways and bridges, We're in the Senat,
ordered placed on file.
on motion of Mr. Marshall of Port
land the House receded and concurre;
" it'll the Senate.
The following petitions, bills, etc.
were presented and referred:
Judiciary.
| Py Mr.. Dunn of Brewer: Remon
sr~tncc of Is. p. Merrill and SO other
| Of Brewer against An Act to Great
the Office of medical examiner
by Mr.. Burleigh of Augusta: Al
Act additional to Chapter 135 of TIL
Revised Statutes relating to witnesse
! in criminal proceedings.
/ BY Mr.. Peters Of Ellsworth: An Ac
| to amend Sections SO, g.. GO and 64 o
| Chapter ~ of the Revised Statutes.
| Appropriations and Financial Affairs
BY Mr.. Pattangall of WaterVille: Re
50 We in favor of the University o
Maine Grabbed for printing, pendini
II ference to the committee on motion
Of Mr.. Wing of kingfieldD.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Higgins of Starks: Petition
%: 7. A. Williams of Emden and 4
| others for open season for ice fishin:
in Great Emden pond.
Taxation.
| BY Mr. Addition of Leeds: Petition
CT A. +. Fellows and Is others Of Fay
etc in favor of mill tax for commo,
/ highways; of N. Gould and Y other
of Hiram for same; of II. G. Parson
and II others of Turner for same; o
j. l.. Kirkpatrick and IS others of Au
| burn for same; of G. +. Saunders an,
20 others of Livermorc for same; 0
| II. b. Sanborn and IL others of Green
| for same; of f. NJ. Gilman and u 9th
trS Of Turner for same; of II. S. Stock
nan and II others of Auburn for same
ii John Waddcll and Is others o
Mapieton for same: of w. S. Bearc
and % others for same; of w. A. Allel
and II others of Stoneham for same.
Aroostook County Delegation.
! - Mr.. Patterson of Scion: Peti
ton OF G. +. Dunton and 80 others il
favor Of regulating the width of slcds
Placed on File.
BY Mr.. Wing of I<ingield: Petition
| 81 Charles Is. Richardson and i 9th
ers for the Optometry bill.
By Mr.. Dunn of Brewer: Petition
of Manley II. Perkins and 90 others i,
tavor OF the two-cent mileage rate.
On motion of Mr. McLain of Bremen