Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-31

Papers from the House disposed OF
in concurrence.
Report of the committee on app'r-
tionment, Resolve TO aprortion La
representatives among the seNerai
Il cities, towns and plantations i'm the
ii State of Maine. with House amend
ment 4 and House Amendment +
adopted.
The report was received and House
Amendments ~A-and B were adopted IN
= concurrence.
! Under suspension of the rules, the
resolve was then given its two read
ings and was pa ssed TO be engressed,
Resolve in favor of b. H. Mayo.
Mr.. Mayo 6f Hancock: Mr.. Presi-
dent, want "a explain that just lit
tle That y case where the error
was my dSn. Inadvertently omit
ted TO put the ONE before the forty
three, and * aeares me short in my
hfYeA&e NJ kwg9y dollars. If the
Senate AeeS ~ 4Rsvcte that 10 M, all
Is. right And -tAly don't. WHY shall
t. feel just AS Kindly towards them. 1t.
swas my fanit attosether.
On motion by Nj Miliiken Of Aroos-
! took. Tie rules We're suspended and
- VIZ ftSufSe 8a&S S1f tn liz W. it<t'iii~H
and Eas passedSto be sengrossed
Resolve in faSof of the joint stand
ing committee Appointed to investigate
the financial condition of the state.
Under Suspension of the rules. this
fesclve was given its readings and was
passed TO be engrossed.
Senate Document 23S. Resolve in
favor of the Eastern Maine Conference
Seminary at Bucksport.
Il This resolve came from the House
= Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. MAYO of Hancock: Mr.. Presi-
dent. Will you give me just moment
in regard to this matter. 1t seems
that two years ago at the last LegiS-
lature $4,000 was appropriated to the
a. East Maine Conference Seminary un-
der the condition that the people con-
nected with it would raise an equal
~ Paramount of 100000. / understand that
$4,000 has already been raised by SUBJ
80 scription and they feel if they could
~ nave little extension of time-the
" time is extended under the present
conditions until July 2d-they feel if
a. they could have little extension of
time they could raise the other Sl0.-
q 900; and by doing so they will not only
.ae get the $4,000 appropriated by the
a,-4. State but they will get the so. 900 that
has been subscribed to them by. gem
- eral subscriptions. Now it seems to
me, under these conditions, that some
. xthing might be done in this matter to
! ~ help them a little. 1t is school that
~ Is patronized all over our county and
several OF the other counties, through
waldo and Washington, and i'll fact. it
Is the only preparatory school we alAve
In that part Of the State I,feel that
II ut would not only help the people i'll
. terested in the school but it would be a
great help to the young pepole of our
30 section who are trying to get an edu-
cation. And one particular point that
would make is that if they don't get
this extension, although they will try
v 10 meet the conditions at this time
they are not only going to lose the ap-
u preparation that was made by the
State but they are going to lose this
$4,000 that is already subscribed by
private subscription. | hope the Sen
ate will try and do something in this
matter.
MIR. MULLEN Of Penobscot-Alr.
= President, ! believe that this PROPOSE
= stion is merely in the nature of extend
ing the option.
THE Observation-Disclosures what it
is.
Mr. MULLEN-I understand they
nave right between now and the first
OF July to accomplish what they We're
- bidden To accomplish by the last Leg
1slature in order to get the $40, 900, and
II seems to me that they ought not to
be put to any extra hardship between
n now and the first of July, if they
: could 90 1t easier in a year or six
q. months longer time, and | think il
ought not to go that way
ST. THE PRESIDENT-Tlie Senator
IN from Hancock. Mr.. Mayo, moves that
the Senate. lnsAst upon their action.
~ Mr.. BOYNToN of Lincoln-Mr.
80 EeFident, / would simply say that if
etion OF the Heuse stands it will
necessary for the Appropria-
layr i oittee to insert in their APP
- for what MAJ ssake place af,or Tho r-V ,smS
-, of JGly- n the people can raise a"p
tlieir s2o,ooo betweeA and Tho and
,s,.s-nt July the Inoney is a~asshe other.
2 Mis< II reyerts to the Treast 1anaaa
- -. And 4ke, qutlkiDn is shall VIZ,
- in ouks&Af t.skdi We appropriaf.%en,l !
Z 900 to - tla4hRtwo years more to-
,,'.7 MILTON of Sagadahoc-Mr
REeslasht This matter of the Bucks
. ae8R6r4 Gademy came before the Edu
h. cntlq4& Committee and was vfW care
II. I. nm 1sidered by them. rl}sft wer,
\ S0 0Es learned. and one wa:
Il Turf 80 "a seetarian institution un
De- ~ 1frect charge of the Metho
y. 1J)rtS Nh. Tie Committee did no