Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-28

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Mr.. Newbert Of Augusta moved thatss
| renee with the Senate.
The motion was agreed TO. t-ssse s
| - * 2 b..
The SPEAKER cro tenn: The next
matter for consideration is p majority s
and minority reports of the COMMITTEES Al.
| on salaries and fees 10 which was re-,
ferred order 10 inquire into the expe-
cheney of increasing the pay offs the >
members of the Legislature, ana of
placing them, regards free telephone
service, on an equality with other State
| offieials,'t majority reporting bill, IAN
| Act to prohibit furnishing or accept.tIl%a
of free telephone service TO State chi
Gals, minority reporting leglslA tion
! thereon inexpedient. Tile pending aucs-
| ton Is upon the acceptance Of either re-
| port =
| MIR. Quinn of Millnocket moved that
the, order and the two reports thereon O.
be indefinitely postponed, for the reason
that this matter is taken care of in the
public utilities. BILL g.;
The motion was agreed TO.
The SPEAKER (pro teml: Tho next
matter for consideration is the report
of the committee on taxation to which
amend subsection 2sof section 6 of chap
ter of the Revised Statutes relating
to the exemption of property from tax. .
atom, reporting Ought not to pass
The pending question is the acceptance
of the report
Mr.. Sargent moved that the bill be
substituted for the report. and asked
that when the vote is taken II be taken .
oy the yeas and nays.
The question being. shah the yeas ana
nays ne ordered.
a sufficient number not having arisen.
The yeas and nays were not ordcretl
The question being upon the motion
to substitute the bill for the report of
the committed,
sviva .voee vote being taken
The motion was lost 20 49,. .
On motion by Mr.. Smith OF Pressure
iste. the report OF the committee was
then accepted
Tho SPEAKER pro tem): The next
matter for consideration is the report
oi the Committee on Legal Affairs To
which was referred Bill. entitled IAN
Act requiring safeguards for the pro-
lection of all persons employed or Ia
boi7ns in manufacturing establish
mehts, and providing civil remedies for
all persons SO engaged, or their per-
sonai representatives. in cases where
any such person may be killed or in
iured Willie employed or laboring in
any manufacturing establishment
which is not properly provided with the
safeguards required by this act" re-
porting ought not TO pass The pend
ing question is the acceptance of the
report.
MI. Boman of Yinalhaven moyed
that the bill and report be tabled and
specially assigned for consideration for
tomorrow.
4 viva voce vote being taken.
The motion was lost
Mr.. 11IOMBS of Lincoln: MIR. Speak
err i think there is some reason for
continuing this matter q little further
1t seems TO me if this matter can pe
delayed until we have some report, on
the workmen's compensation act mo- :
ton might be made TO dispose OF this
matter. AS | remember this matter. =
when it was before the committee. the
committee felt that in view OF the liw :
passed In relation 10 this question in
1877. and on account OF the further iaet
that this matter is almost entirely
coVersdsby the proposed COMPENSATION
act, that ii would be desirable not Ia
pass this legislation. and would ask ~'
The gentleman from, yinalhaven. Mr..
Boman through the Chair. and the
gentlemen of the House IL they would
not allow this matter to be laid upon
sthe table indefinitely until we can de-
termine What is TO become of the com
pcnsation act F5-tE. -.t
4 The SPEAKER (pro tem): a motion
tc reconsider would be in order.
MIR. THOMBS: MIR. Speaker. / viii -
then move 10 reconsider the vote
whereby IL was veied not TO lay this
matter upon the table
3 the motion was agreed TO.
"a on further motion by air. Th9mbs
the report was laid upon the tahie' 3"
pending its acceptance.
i
/ TIE SPEAKER tpro .ten); Inc heN
matter for consideration is the fepoIs
+. of tie Committee or Judiciary 10 "hich
was referred Bill entitled An -Ae' -
provide for the better SUPERVISION
aor,,in charitable and Benevolent IN
,.si,.,,ionsr reporting ought not te
nass' The pending question Is tue ~"
IS c.ntance of the report
On motion by Mr.. Trimble OF Calais e.
~" ranort was laid upon the table,
lending its acceptance. ie'
The SPEAKER tpro tenn: me "t
80, fs,.econsidefa ton is order re-
,a.;pp 10 resolve calling tor hhhhsr''
20, for cities. towns and plantations
~, ~" o,.der in the House received pas
IL and came from the Senate in tina.
sas,.b indefinitely postponed INC
nandine question is concurrent ac'' ION
with the Senate, moyed
Mr. .Hutchins OF fenopseo. o,;on
MI ~ House insist upon It's action
ftidt - - vote being taken,