Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-16

cultivation Of clans.
Temperance.
BY Mr.. Otis OF Rockland-.tn Act to-
carry into effect Article 26 of the Con
|stitution Of Maine: tTablcd for print
ing pending reference to the committee
ON motion of Mr.. Otis of Rockland)
Placed on File.
BY Mr.. Wilcox OF Cary--Rcrnon-
STRANGE of d. NJ Libby and six others
of the town Of Amity. against resub-
mission.
Portland Delegation.
by Mr.. Murphy of Portland-An Act
relating to pensioDinS the patrol driv-
or Of the city Of Portland. Grabbed for
printing pending reference on motion
of Mr.. Murphy Of Portland)
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Clark from the committee on
inland fisheries and game. on petition
| of John Cushman and others for abol-
Ilshing the commission of inland fish
cries and game, reported that same be
referred to the committee on legal af-
| fairs.
| Mr.. DeScoteaux from the committee
on labor. reported in Il new draft and
ought to pass, bill. An Act to provide
for the weekly paying Of wages.
Mr. Shea from the committee OH ap-
preparations and financial affairs, re-
ported ought to pass on resolve in ia
vor of o. y. Davis. Of Hcrsey. Aroos-
took county, Maine.
! Mr. Murphy from the committee on
pensions. reported ought to pass on
IreSnlVa in nf I oft IS
Mt. Vernon for pension.
Same gentleman from same commit
3, tee reported same on resolve in favor
OF Annie Jones for pension.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee reported same on resolve in
iavor OF Albion Moody of kennebunk
for pension.
Mr. Bisbec from the committee on
appropriations and financial aha irs.
reported ought not to pass on resolve
IN tavor of the American Bridge Com
| lpany of New York.
Mr. Dcering from the Cumberland
county delegation, on bill. An Act to
amend Section of Chapter LAG of the
Private and Special Laws OF 1895, re-
af1nS to the commissioner of public
works for the city Of Portland report
ed that the same be referred to the
committee on legal affairs with rec
concentrations that it ought to pass
The report was accepted.
| Mr.. MURPHY of Portland: Mr..
Speaker. that should be from the city
oI Portland delegation.
The SPEAKER: It is frsn the
Cumberland county delegation in the
REPORT
On motion of Mr.. Murphy the vote
was reconsidered whereby the House
accepted the report of the Cumberland
county delegation, and on further mo-
ton by the same gentleman the hin
be recommitted for further considera-
ltion.
First Reading Of Printed Bills.
An Act to amend Section / of Chan.
te., li3 Of the Public Laws of ,en:,
relative to clerk hire in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds in Kennebe.
| county.
An Act TO build and re,nir a dyke
III the to"n oc Miibridge.
Al hct to authorize the nayor of the
| city of Portland 10 appoint comlajs-
| sIonrrs "f cemeteries and publie
grounds.
An Act to increase the allowance
| Tor watering tubs.
IN Act 10 repeal all act authorizing
| the city Of Portland to appoint :.
deputy Sealer OF weights and meas
ureS.
,An Act relating 70 numbering oyer-
ationS.
MI. Munroe OF Brownville. moved
that the bill be tabled pending its
second reading
MIR, PATTA NCiALI. % Watcryille:
Win TIE gentleman from Brownyille
kindly assign time for the conSidcra-
ton of the bill9
Mr.. MUNROE: Next Wednesday.
The SPEAKER: This bin is specially
| assigned for cunsidera ton next
ednesday morning at ten O'Clock.
MR. DAVIES Of YARMOUTH. Mr.
Speaker, I would inquire what is Chap,
| ter seven OF the !ublic laws Of 1907.
MIR. PATTANG.,LL: Mr.. Speaker,
if consideration ol the bill is 20 be
| postponed until l.tXt Wednesday
| suppose II would lie little vast,
| oi tiIne ON the pat of the House to
listen to an explanation U. the hill
| EoW. Chapter .lr'en of the Public
Laws of l9n1 is b., that bin repealed,
and it might be easier and quicker
| possibly for the gentlemen interested
| in it to look .lp that section tAau
tor l.le 80 spend much tilae over the
| matter now,
| Mr.. DAVIES: : ..hove, MIR. Speaker.
that the gentlemen is YER" much over
worked. hut l thought that perhaps
he might give til information
| Mr.. PATTt.<6i.AT l.: Now. Mr.. Speak
tr. the gentleman Is not overWorked at
| al, and If the House wants to debate
that bill ,.on' the gentleman is all
ready to debate it, but l supposed
that when my friend oyer here as
I signed the bill FOR next Wednesday
| ne meant to assign it for then and not
| for this morning. If, the gentleman
| from Yarmouth is SO busy that ne
can not look up Chapter seven of
| the Public Laws Of 1907, il he will
come over here to nay seat | can, show
II to him, and that will save the
House some time. Uaughter.)
Mr.. DAVIES: May I thank the gen.
tleman through the Chair for his very
Kind ana courteous explanation.