Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-09
THE 18th maine LEGISLATURE.
Stenographic Reports Of Yesterdays Sessions Of
the Senate and House Of Representatives.

| lie Laws in relation to the marking
| Of historical sites. reported that the
| same fought to pass" r-
| Majority report from the committee
on temperance. on bill An Act to re-
| peal. Chapter SO of the Laws of 1905, re-
ported q new draft under title IAN Act
| to repeal Chapter 80 of the Public Laws
Of 1906, entitled An Act to provide for
| tile better enforcement of the laws
| against the manufacturer and sale of
Intoxicating liquors." and that it
fought to pass" (Signed) Irving,
Lambe.t, Benn, Ross.
On motion by Mr.. Boynton Of Lin
| coin, the report was tabled for print
| ing and assigned for consideration to-
| morrow.
Majority report from the committee
on temperance. on bill, An Act to
abolish the State agency for the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors, reported new
draft under the same title and that it
| Ought to pass" (Signed) Boynton.
| Dodge. Irving. Miller, Snow, Allen
Lambert. Ross. Bcnn.
on motion by Mr.. Boynton OF Lin
coin, the report was tabled for print
| ing ana assigned for consideration to-
morrow
Orders OF tho Day.
On motion by Mfr. Osborn Of SOM
erset. the report of the committee on
mercantile affairs and insurance, on
bill, An Act to require fire insurance
companies that insure farm property
TO allow gasoline engines TO be placed
in barns or other buildings for the pur-
pose Of threshing grain" was taken
from the table.
MIR. OSBORN OF Somerset: Mr.
President: l nov move that the re-
port and bill be rccommitted to the
committee on insurance and mercantile
affairs. and | will state / am pre- pared
to submit the bill In a new draft which
I am confident Will meet their objcc-
tions.
The motion was agreed to.
on motion by Mr.. Staples Of Knox
bill, An Act to provide for nominal
ton Of candidates of political parties
by primary elections" was taken from
the table. On further motion by the
same senator, the bill was tabled for
printing.
Mr.. BoYNTON of Lincoln: Mr..
President: The majority and minori-
ty reports of the committee on tenn
perance, on resolve providing for an
amendment to the constitution relat-
ing to the manufacture and sale of in
tOx!catlng liquors, was assigned for
consideration today. On account of
the death of the mother of Senator
irving, and out OF respect for him,
move the reports be rcassigned for
Tuesday the fourteenth.
The motion was agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. Gowell OF York.
Senate Document No. 63, bill, An Act
relative TO condemnation proceedings
of land for public purposes, vas taken
from the table. and was referred TO
the committee on judiciary in concur
renee.
Mr.. HILL of Penobscot: Mr.. Presi-
dent; | wish to announce to the Sem
ate that Senator-e elect Charles W.
Mullen OF Penobscot is present and
ready to take his oath of Office
The Chair appointed Senator Hill of
Penobseot to escort Senator Mullen to
the council chamber to take the ouali-
Tying oath.
senator Hill thereupon escorted
senator Mullen to the council chamber
and subsequently reported that Sem
ator Mullen had taken and subscribed
MS oath of office.
Mr.. Millikon of Aroostook introduc-
ed the following order. and moved tina,
1t be given a passage.
ordered. the House concurrjng. that
the committee on State School for Bows
!dnH In6iIgtrin1 Col
fected to consider the advisabilitv of
ol consolidating the boards of trustees
oi the Two institutions and report by
DILL or otherwise.
me motion was agreed to.
on motion by Mr.. Milliken of Aroos-
.ooh' Dill, An Act to incorporate the
iaihe Power Company, was recalled
''o'il inc committee on judiciary. and
on iurther motion by tho same SEN
a'oi' the bill was tabled for printing.
iaper from the House:
JOINT resolution of the 18th I,episla
lure OF the State of Maine, making an
pileation to the Congress of the Unit j..
ed states to call convention for nro.
poS'hs an amendment to the const;tu.
tioh OF the United States. came from,
the House bys that branch read ana
passed "iiu
On motion by Mr.. Staples of Knox.
~" NJ reSU.u,,on was tabled for printing.
Mr' BofNTON of Lincoln: Mr.,
,.s .Siueht' ask to be excused from
iurther service on the COMMITTEES 70
IhVestigate the financial conditions ~
the State. 'oiuilioh VI
The PRESIDENT: You are cxcussa
IRON further service on that comm, :.
Tee, anu | VIII appoint Senator Mullen
or Penobseot in your place.
Adjourned. ahcoch'