Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-26

Railway Co.
! Finally Passed.
Resolve in favor of 1. F. GetcheH.
Resolve in favor of the town OF
| Jonesboro.
Resolve in favor of the town of Adj
| olson.
Resolve in favor Of the town OF
| Bingham.
Resolve in favor of the secretary of
State.
Resolve in favor of the towns of En-
| .icld and Rowland.
| Resolve in favor Of the University OF
Maine.
Resolve in favor CT the State School
| for Boys.
Resolve in favor of the committee on
! bills in third reading for clerical as
| sistance.
| Resolve authorizing the land agent
| TO release the interest OF the state III
| the lslet called Turnip island in Bris-
| toll in Lincoln county.
Resolve that the land agent be au-
| thoriztd to convey to Joseph Z. Har-
lnon of Stonington. Hancock county,
Three Bush island.
Resolve in favor of the town Of Nor
ldgewcck to aid in getting free
| bridge.
Resolve for the maintenance of state
| bridges located in the city OF Old Town
| and town of Milford.
| Resolve requesting the United States
| Senators ana representatives to aid IN
| the enactment of q law creating vol
! untcer retired list i'll the war depart
nent.
Resolve making an appropriation for
| tho Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians
cetlne up on it's final passage, contain
ing an emergency clause.
| \ division was had and l16 voted i'll
| The affirmative and none in the mega
| tive.
SO the resolve was finally passed.
| Resolve in favor of the Penobscot
| tribe of Indians. came up on its final
passage, containing an emergency
| clause.
a division was had and is voted in
tine affirmative and none in the mega
| tive.
| 80 the resolve was finally passed.
An Act to prohibit the taking II
scallops in West Penobscot bay from
April list to October LIST of each year,
| came up on its passage to be enacted,
containing an emergency clause.
A division was had and IS voted in
| the affirmative and none in the nega-
| tive.
So the bill failed Of a passage to
be enacted not having received the
votes of two-thrdS of all the MEM
| bers elected to the House
| Mr.. Duncan of Rockland moved to
reconsider the vote whereby this bill
| failed of a passage to be enacted.
The motion was agreed to.
The bill was then placed upon its
| passage to be enacted. Il division was
| had and 40 voted in the affirmative
| and none in the negative.
SO the bill was passed To be en-
| acted.
Orders of the Day.
| Unfinished business: Report of the
| committee on taxation reporting ought
not to pass" on a bill entitled An Act
to create 4 municipal fund and pro-
vide for its distribution
| MI BIGELOW of Portland: Mr..
| Speaker: l yield to the gentleman
| from caribou.
| On motion of Mr. Hall of Caribou
An Act providing for special equity
Juvenile court, was taken from the
table.
| On motion of Mr.. Montgomery of
| Camden the consideration of this bill
was assigned for tomorrow morning
| The House having under considera-
ton the report Of the committee On
taxation reporting Ought not to pass
on bill entitled AN Act to create
a municipal fund and provide for it's
distribution.
| Mr. Bigelow of Portland moved to
substitute the bill for the report.
| Debate ensued which will appear
in the Legislative Record).
| Mir. Pattangall of Waterville moved
that the bill lie on the table.
| Mr.. Colby of Bingham moved that
| the report of the committee on this
bill be accepted.
| The SPEAKER: The motion of the
| gentleman from Waterville has preca-
dence but should apply to the motion
of the gentleman from Portland (Mr
| Bigelow).
| The motion OF the gentleman from
| Portland was to substitute the bill
| for the report. Now the gentleman
| from Waterville moves to lay that mo-
| ton on the table.
| Mr. Peters moved that the House
| take recess until half past seven IN
| the evening.
The motion was lost.
The question being to lay the mo-
| ton to substitute the bill for the re-
port on the table the motion was
| lost.
Mi Colby Of Bingham moved the
| previous question.
The motion was agreed to.
The question being. shall the main
question be now put?
| The motion was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Colby the yeas
| and nays We're ordered
| The SPEAKER The question il
| one the motion to substitute the bill
| Tor the report. AS many rs are in
! favor of substituting the bill for the
report, when their names are called,
| will answer yes; those opposed VIII
| answer no. The clerk will call The
roll.
YEA:-Biselow, Farnhan. Grant. KAY
| an"Agh, Mace. Marshall. Putnam Redlon,
| fspl,nuS. Whitney Wing Of nj,