Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-03
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
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suspicion of some gentlemen who have
made this accusation rests upon their
own political honesty. 1 have support.
ed that measure because I felt it was
the one thing that We remove not dis
erection but indiscretion. Mr.. Speaker
1t seems to me that it is the abuse OF
these things that should be striven
against and ! want to call your atten-
ton to the fact that this is not the
abuse of new law but the repeating of
an old one that has been on the statute
books too long.
The question being, shall the main
question be now put?
1t was agreed to.
The yeas and nays We're ordered.
The SPEAKER: The question is up
on the motion to indefinitely postpone
this bill. All those in favor of the in.
definite postponement, will, when Their
names are called answer yes; those op.
posed will answer no. The clerk will
call the roll.
YEA:-Beals. Bemis. Bever, Bigelow
BisPee. Blanchard, Burleish Burse OF
Pi1stield. Boswell, Campbell of Cherry
field. Campbell of kingman, Colby, Da-
vies, Duncan, Gilbert, Higgins, Hodg-
kins of Temple. Hyde, Jones. Jordan
IA no., Kelley, Lambert, Lord
Paul. Peters. Redlon. Rounds. Snow OF
Scarboro. Thompson. Trickey, True-35
NAY :-Additon. Allen of Jonesboro. AL
len of Richmond. Andrews, Bartlett OF
Eliot. Bartlett of Stoneham. Bearce OF
Eddington; Bigney. Blake, Bogue., Bour-
ASA. Bowley. Bradford. Russell, Charles.
Chase of Sebec, Chase of York. Cole. Con-
ners. Cook. Coolidge. Cousins. Couture,
Donnell, Dunn, Emery. Farnham, Fergu-
son. EOrtlpr. Frost Grant Hall Hanson
Hartman, Harris, Havey. Hersey, Hill
iiodskins of Damariscotta, Holt. Lane,
Libby, Ludgate, Mace. McLain. Merrill OF
Durham, Miller, Millett, Montgomery,
Pattangall. Patten. Pelletier, Pike, Pink
ham. Porter, Presley, Putnam. Quinn
richardson Sanborn. Sawyer, Sleeper,
Smith OF Andover, Smith of Biddeford
Snow of Brunswick Spear of Warren
Stackpole. Stetson. Slower, Strickland
rhurlough; Tibbetts, Trimble, Varney,
Weld 90 Wh ;neho,s Wing of Auburn
ABsENT;-H ragdon, Clark. Cummings
Day. Doble. Dorr, Drake. Dufour, Ed
wards, Hamlin, Ilannaford. Harmon
Harrington. Hines, HusseN. Joy, LON
bard, Mercier, Merrill of Blnehill. Moore
Perry Robbins. Ross. Slsby. Smith of
| Berwick. Spear of South Portland, Stan
ley. Traitor. White of Columbia. White
iOf Wayne. Whitney-33'
PAlRED:-Burleieh yes: Hall, no.
SO the motion to indefinitely postpone
was lost. LApplause)
| The bill was then passed to be enacted
| The Speaker at this point resumed the
Chair.
| An Act to amend Section AZ of Chapter
% Of the Revised Statutes in relation to
| the possession of liquors.
The pending question is its passage tc
| be enacted.
On motion by Mr.. Rounds of Port
| land a division was had and 70 voted
| in the affirmative and l6 in the negative
So the bill was passed to be enacted
An Act to amend Section of Chapter
% of the Revised Statutes of the year OF
| our Lord 1909. relating to Jail sentence
for maintaining liquor nuisance.
The pending question is its passage tC
be enacted.
On motion by Mr.. Rounds of Port
| land, n division was had and 6s voted ir
| the affirmative and 90 in the negative
| SO the bill was passed to be enacted
An Act to repeal Chapter 1873 of the
! Public Laws of 1895 relating to commits.
sion or uniformity of laws, came from
the Senate passed to be engrOSsed.
On motion by Mr.. Hersey of Houlton
the House voted to concud with the Sen
ate.
On further motion of Mr.. Jersey. the
rules We're suspended. the bill received
it's three readings and was passed to be
engrosSed in concurrence.
An Act to establish the Kingman mu-
nicipal court, came from the Senate in
definitely postponed.
Mr. Campbell of kingman moved that
| the bill be referred to the next Legis-
lature.
The motion was agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. Pattangall of Wa
terville, the House took a recess until
> O'Clock in the afternoon.