Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24

not give the desired information. but
think hr has been cnai1mnn %, sull
important committees: and | assum'
that several matters III which he wa
interested have received consideration
by the Senate. | do not know about IL,
resolves asking Tor money.
hope the motion Win not prevail
Mr.. KELLOGG: AR. President, did
have little resolve that was turned
down by the House. and that is the on
" thing ! lave before this Legislator,
tins year. ana | stand here free to &C;
as my conscience tells me-. l cannot
see why this resolve before the sen
ate nov Is in any particular Different
from 80 or 80 others we have had. ii
/ had my statement OF facts could
talk this o!.c all To pieces here. and ii
tner" Is To- be any postponemcnt.
want 4 .Ostponcmcnt SO | can 1.pd
min.
NJ. GoWELL: Mr.. President. ! nav,
always known that III" senator was
thoroughly conscientious l only want
ed to understand tn" situation.
Mr., EDWARDS of Androscoggin:
Mi. Pr"sin"ut, | feel that there Is som"
! want IT, support il.
Mr.. STE.tRES: Mr.. Pr sident in or
der I" civ" my friend from Androscog
gin an opportunity to line up with me,
! ask for a yea and nay vote.
The qu, -lion being Dn thr motion q.
Mr.. Kellogg to definitely postpon,
the rcsolV", tin" Yeas ana nays Wcr.
ordered and the secrctar.' called tn,
roll Thos, voting yea w"r.: M"Ssrs
Foss of Androscoggn. Foss of cum
bertrand, HIM. Kellogg, Mullen, Moves
tsttrn, PondietGn,-N. III, So voting
nay were: Nessrs .\llan. blanchard
B"Nnton, Dodge, Donigan. Edwards
Harrington. Fulton. GoH"l. irving
Mi!lik"n. Moulton, Sanbarn. Staples
St"arns. Th"riau'L Winsl"W,-l1.
So the motion to indeii'it ely post
pone the resolve MAS lost.
on motion by Mr.. Miliknn Of .Nroos-
took. Hous, Document. No. 47s, An
Act to am. nd Section Is OF the Pub
liz Laws Of 1907. as amended by chap
ter - of tie Public Laws 81 19o9
was TAKEN from the table.
The s.fm" senator then offered SEN
ate Amendment y. amending House
D3cum.n ut. No. Az by adding after
the figures 1909 in the title thereof.
the words relating to Contracts fol
building highways.
The ana.ndment was aaop.ed and tin
bill as amended WIS given its sec
ond reading and was PASSED 10 be
en6rosscd
on motion ly Mr. DoniAan Of SOM
srset. HcuS" Document No. 6i1, An
.tct t. regulate the practice of en-
balming and the transportation of
bodies OF persons who haVe died of
infectious diseases. Was taken from
the table.
the r,l.art of the committee ought
to pass was accepted. and the same
senator then offered Senate Amend
mont y which Was adopted.
S"iat. Amendment y; Amend Sell
ate Document, No. CA 10y striking
cut OF thu ninth line in section the
words twolve months and inserting
in their place the words '"nc month.
Under suspension of the rules the bill
was then given its TWO readings as
amended and was passed to be enerossed
On motion by Mr.. Osborn Of Somerset
House Bin No. e0o. Resolve III aid of nav
igation ON Moosenead lake. was taken
from the table.
The report of the committee on interior
waters on this resolve was accepted. and
the resolve under the suspension Of the
rules was given its two readings and
was passed to be engrossed.
ON motion by Mr., Allan of Washington
House report of the committee on State
Sf1t. Nn
80, Resolve in favor of the roads in In
dian township, fought to pass" was
taken from the table,
The report of the committee was ac-
cepted.
Mr.. ALLAN: Mr. President, l wish to
offer an amendment increasing the
amount asked for To $1,000, and move its
adoption.
Mr.. KELLOGG: Mr.. President. l am
glad that came UP just as it has. | want
to see how the Senate will vote on il.
Now, Mr.. President. l want 10 go back
to the laws of 1905 and to a resolve in
favor of repairing road III Indian town.
ship. That is one little township of land
in Washington county and road runs
through it six miles long. About three
fOurthS of the way mat rOau runs TlSHl
over a good hardwood ridge, because III
the land commissioners report of 1891 or
1908 there is a map of that township
showing every little spot of bog or wood
or ANYTHING On il. Back in lF"5 they al'-
propriated sA1 for 1906 ana the same tor
1903 for this little piece of road six miles
long. and then for the year 1897 they
gave them $1,000 for two years 5000 for
each year. and then in 1900 they gave
them $500 for each year. There is $le,Stp
they have had down there on this SIN
miles of road. There is another little
road of a mile and a half and this runs
right from the middle of the road. They
have had this money down there some
where; it has not gone on the roadside
S0c-and they come back here and ASK
sl0OO for each of the next two years. The
committee has allowed them $500 for two
wears and in the opinion of the committee
and in the opinion of the Senate it is a
plenty under the present conditions of the
state | hope the amendment will not
be adopted.
Mr. ALLAN: Mr.. President; The
senator from Penobscot think Is mis-
taken as to the length Of that road. II