Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16

On motion of Mr.. Wilson of Auburn
House Resolve iGo. in favor al road
IN Elliottsville Plantation. was referred
to the next Legislature.
ON motion of Mr.. Williamson on
House Resolve 464. in favor of Mat
tanawcook Academy was laid on the
table.
on motion of Mr.. Skehan of Augusta
House Resolve No. $50. in favor of the
| town of st. George. was referred to the
next Legislature.
ON motion of Mr.. Williamson House
Resolve i61,. in favor of thr town Of
East Livermor". was referred to the
| next Legislature.
Mr. WILLIAMSON: Mr. Speaker
move that House Resolves 33e. 33l and
331 be- laid upon the table.
Mr.. DAVIES; No. 81 is assigned
| for tomorrow.
Mr.. WILLIAMSON: | did not notice
that and will confiuc my motion tn
| the first two, Nos. 800 and 33l.
The question being put. Mr.. Austin
of Phillips doubted the vote and called
for the yeas and nays.
The question being shall the yeas
and nays be ordered.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. AUSTIN: Mr.. Speaker wish
to say that | simply want to get at the
wonderful workings of the Democratic
mind.
Tho SPEAKER: 1t seems To be ap-
parent GNpplauseA
Mr. AUSTIN: Mr. Speaker, this Re
solve No, $50
Mr. PATTANGHLL: Mr.. Speaker,
what is the motion before the House"
The SPEAKER; The motion is To
lay the resolves on the table. The gen
tl"man raises the point of order that
thc motion is not dcbatablc Tho point
is W"ll taken. Ltri,lauSe)
The SPEAKER: The chair viii ask
the gentleman from Phillips if there is
any objection to taking ON" vote upon
both resolves, go and 33l?
Mr. AUSTIN: Certainly not and |
Will say for the information of the l;rn-
tleman from Wat"rvillc that Was try
ing I" explain to the House why
should insist on 81 evidently a needless
proposition as a Yea ana nay vote. not
that was trying Ia debate the motion
to lay on the table.
The SPEAKER: The Clerk will call
tho roll.
HEA:-AIlcn of Joncsboro. Ames,
Bcarce, Bogue. Boman, Burkctt, Chase.
Clark, Conners, Copeland, Cowan. Cronin.
C\r, DeerinB of Portland, Decring ul
Naldoboro. DcscotcauN. Dow, Dresser,
Dunn, button Farnham. Files, Frank,
Gamache, Goodwin. Gross, Harmon,
liartwell, Hastings, Hebron. nodgkins,
Hogan. Jordan. Nclehcr. Lambert Law
ry. LeBel, Libby. Littleiield of Bluehili.
Mace. Macomber. Manter, Mariner. Nc
Allister, Mccurdy, MeTriiield; Mover.
gall. Fattcn. Percy, Perkins OF kcnne-
bunk. Phillips. Inkham. Plummer. Pol
lard. Putnam, Ross, sawyer, Scates.
Shea skehan. Sleeper. small ACTIVE |.
Snow. Alvah Snow, Stetson. Strickland
Thompson of Pressure Isle. Thompson Of
Skowhegan. Trafton. Trask. Trim. Tuck
er. Waldron Weymouth. Wilkins, VIII
hanson. Wilson-S2
NAY:-Anderson. Andrews, Austin.
Averill Benn, Berry, Bisbee. Bowker.
Briggs, Brown. Buzzell, Campbell. Clear
water Colby. Davies. Davis. Doyle. Du-
man. Hersey. HodgInan, johnson, Kelley
Kennard, Kingsbury, knight, Littleiieid
of Wells, Mallet, Mcbride. Mccain, Nc
Cready. Merrill Mitchell. Monroe, Morse
ic Falls Peters, Pike, Porter of Maplcton,
Porter of Pembroke. Powers, Quimby,
Robinson of Lagrange. Robinson of Pc
ru. Russell. Smith. snow of Bucksport.
SOuIe, SllIISOll, lIiIDlS, vi iIcI' W tSltll
Wheeler. Whitney, Wilcox. Woodside-60.
ABSENT:-Allen of Columbia Falls.
Couture Drummond. Greenwood, Miller
of Hartland Morse of Waterford, Pelle
tier.
SO the motion prevailed and re-
solves go and 81 were laid on the
table,
Mr. SkEHAN of Augusta: MIR