Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-10

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Resolve relating to the amendments to
the Constitution providing the TIME ioi
elections for adopting said amendments
The SPEAKER: This resolve on its
final passage requires 4 two-thrds vote,
tWo-thrds of those present. providing a
quorum is present. All those in favor OF
the final passage of this resolve Will rise
and stand in their places until counted.
a division being had, 1o4 voted in the
affirmative and none in the negative.
So the resolve was finally passed.
Orders of the Day.
On motion of Mr.. Austin of Phillips,
House Document No. $685. bill, An Act
relating to the protection of moose, was
taken from the table.
Mr.. Austin then moved that the bin be
indefinitely postponed.
Mr. AUSTIN: l will say for the ex-
PLANTATION of the members of this House
that this is the bill which received so
many amendments back and forth be-
tween the two bodies, and which as 1t
stands allows the killing of cow moose.
The moose bill is now included in the
revision of the fish and game laws,
which has been passed by both branches
to be enacted.
The question being on the motion that
the bill be indefinitely postponed,
The motion was agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. Plummer of Lisbon,
bill, An Act defining intoxicating Ii
quors within the meaning of the Consti-
tuition and providing for the regulation
of the sale of certain liquors containing
alcohol. was taken from the table
Mr.. Plummer then offered House
Amendment a. and moved that the same
be adopted.
The motion was subsequently with.
drawn:
At this point the Senate came IN and
the joint convention was resumed
In Convention.
The PRESIDENTS: The secretary Will
call the roll of the convention.
PRESENT:-Sen Allan of Washington
Sen. Allen of Kennebec. Allen of Ma
chias, Austin. Sen. Bailey, Bass. Benn
Benton, Bither. Boland. Boman, Bowler
Sen. Boynton, Bragdon of Sullivan
Bragdon of York. Brennan. Bucklin. Sen
Burleigh, Butler, Chadbourne. Sen
Chase, Chick. Churchill, Clark of Port
land Clark of New Portland. Cochran
Sen. Colby, Sen. Cole. Sen. Conant. Con.
nors. Cook. Crowell, Currier, Cyr. Davis
Descoteaux. Doherty, Dresser, Dunbar
ION Itt...e
Eaton. Eldridge, Elliott, Emerson. Estes
Farnham. Farrar, Sen Flaherty. Folsom
Ffanck, Gallagher Gamache. Goodwin
of Otisfield, Sen. Hagerthy, Haines. Han.
cock, Hartman. Harper, Hartman, Has
KEEL, Sen. Hastings, Sen. Hersey. Hig,
gins. Hogan. Hutchins, Irving, jenkins
Jennings. Sen. Jillson, Johnson, Jones
Kehoe kelleher of Portland, Keleher OF
Waterville, Kimball. Lawry Leary, lie.
Bel, Libby, Sen. Mansfield, Marston, Ma
son, Mathieson, Sen. Maxwell of saga
Maybury, Mcbride. McFadden, Merrill
Metcalf, Mildon, Sen. Miliken, Mitch,
| ell of kittery; Mitchell of Newport
Morse. Sen. Moulton, Sen. Murphy. New.
| bert, Mute O,Connell, Sen. Packard OF
Knox. Packard of Newburg, Sen. Patter
2 Peta aancofs Peacock PEAKS
Price, Putnam. Quinn, Sen. Reynolds oil
Kennebec, Reynolds of Lewiston. Sen
Richardson of Penobscot, Richardson OF
R Ra4s Rlessr R9Pers Robinson
| Sargent. Scates Sherman, SHELTON, Skill
| lin, Sen. Smith of Penobscot, Smith OF
| Auburn. Smith of Patten. Smith or Pitts
field, Smith of Pressure Isle, Snow, spen-
| GER Sprague. Stanley, Sen. Stearns
| Stetson. Stevens, Stuart, Sturgis SWEET
swift Taylor, Thombs. Tobey' Trimbe
Sen. Walker. Washburn. Waterhouse
| Wheeler, Winchenbaugh, Sen. Wing
Wise, Yeaton.
| ABsENT:-Brown. Sen. Clark of York
| Donovan, Sen. Emery, Gardner, Holds.
| don. Leader. Leveille, Morneau, Ram
| say, Thompson.
| Mr.. PRESIDENTS: A call of the roll
| diseioses the presence of III members
! Of the convention. Is there any further
evidence to be presented by either side
M. PATTANGALL:, Mr.. President
in Brother Gulliver's opening the vote
for sheriff in 1912 in Cumberland coun-
| ~ was given, but it does not appear
| in evidence, and with the consent oil
the attorney general / would like tC
have it made a part of the record, tina,
| the vote for sheriff in Cumberland
| county in 1912 was as follows: Moulton
| 1913; Trefethen. 1924; Norcross. 2St
| GRAHAM, 1851 The detailed vote of the
| towns is not important of course
House Document No. 667 has been re
ferred to in ss-examination at least
II not in examination, and l should
like to have that also admitted as par
of the case, if there is no objection.
| ATTORNEY GENERAL WILSON
OF course that is in being one of tn.
House records.
Mr.. PATTANGALL: SO that I woult
have the right to- refer to it in argu
ment.
The SPEAKER: Having been re
ferred to in that way it might be mad
a part Of the formal case, but need no
be printed again.
MIR. PATTANGALL: Oh, certainl
not.
The SPEAKER: And it may be ar
ranged so that each counsel may refe
10 il as part OF the case.
| MI. PATTANGALL: There Is no nee
l hat Il.