Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-05

On motion by Mr.. Smith of Patten The
rules were suspended and the House al
this time took up out of order message
from the Governor. accompanied by re-
!, to proceedings on the pending question
of removal from office of sheriffs. Or
further motion by Mr.. Smith House Doc
ument Ne. 69S, the same being message
from the Governor to the Senate and
House of Representatives, was placed or
file.
on further motion by Mr. Smith House
Document No 102 being an order for the
appointment of a committee of three OF
the part of the Senate and such as the
House may join to consider and report
the order of proceedings to be observed
upon the hearing proposed by the re-
solve of the two branches upon the al
legged causes of removal in the case OF
Wilbert w. Emerson, sheriff of the
county of Penobscot, received a passage
in concurrence with the Senate.
The Speaker (pro tenn thereupon APP
pointed as such committee on the part
of the House, Messrs. Smith of Patten,
Smith of Pressure Isle. Wheeler of Paris.
Dunton OF Belfast, Sanborn of South
Portland, Thombs of Lincoln and Con-
nors of Bangor.
On further anotion by Mr. Smith of
Patten House Document No. 7ol being
order in relation>to the removal of John
w. Ballou, sheriff of Sagadahoc county.
received a passage In concurrence with
the Senate.
The Speaker tpro tenn thereupon ap-
pointed on the part af9 the House the
same committee mentioned in connection
with the previous order.
On further motion by M Smith of
Patten House Document No. 700. bein !.
order in relation to the removal of
Hewitt NJ. Love- sheriff of the county
of Androscoggin, received passage in
concurrence with the Senate.
The Speaker (pro tenn thereupon APP
pointed on the part of the House the
same committee mentioned in connection
with the previous order.
On further motion by Mr.. Smith OF
Patten House Document No 7o3 bein.
order in relation to the removal of Will
liam II. Hines, county attorney of An
droscogsin county, received a passage
in concurrence with the Senate.
The Speaker (pro tenn thereupon APP
pointed on the part of the House the
same committee mentioned in connection
with the previous order
On further motion by Mr. Smith OF
Patten House Document No. 699 being
order in relation to the removal of Adel-
bert j. Tolman, sheriff of the county OF
Knox, received a passage in concurrence
with the Senate.
The Speaker (pro tenn thereupon APP
pointed on the part of the House the
same committee mentioned in connection
with the previous order
On further motion by Mr.. Smith OF
Patten, the House voted to concur with
the Senate in the passage of House Do
cument No. 692, order in relation to con-
duct of proceedings in the matter of re-
moval of sheriffs
On further motion by Mr. Smith OF
Patten the House voted to recede and
concur with the Senate in the indefinite
postponement of House Amendment ~
to House Document No 666 being order
in relation to the appointment of com.
mfttee of three OH the part of the Sen
ate and such as the House may join, il
relation to order of proceedings in the
case of Lewis w. Moulton, sheriff fol
the county of Cumberland.
Mr.. Smith further moved that all thc
other papers relating to the removal pro.
ceedings be taken from the table ano
sent to the Senate together with these
orders.
The motion Was agreed to.
The SPEAKER tpro tenn: The next
business before the House is bill. an
Act to regulate the business of dealing
in securities. The pending question Is
the adoption of Senate and House
Amendments.
On motion by Mr.. Wheeler of Pari,
the House voted TO concur with the
Senate in the adoption of Senate Amend
| ments a. B. c, +, | and J.
The pending question being action up
Oh House Amendments a, Il. and g, be
| ing House Documents Nos. 61s $50 ant
| 6Sl
| MT. N1iEGI4Elt Oh MI FHDtdhtl
l move that House Amendment A.. being
| House Document No. go. be rejected
and with the permission of the Chair
will make this explanation. ] am inter-
esting myself in the bill at this time or
| account of the absence of the gentleman
| who introduced the first bill in tho
House. This bill was heard by the lesa.
| affairs committee, and one or two other
drafts We're heard by the same commit
| tee, and as a result of the differen'
| views upon the subject of blue-sky legis-
| lation, this new draft was prepared by
| your committee and unanimous report
was handed into the Senate; and we uiI-
| derstand this new draft with the amend.
ments now put upon it in the Senate is
satisfactory to the various parties who
| have introduced bills into this Legisla-
ture. / understand further that this new
draft with the amendments is satisfac
tory to all bond dealers in the State OF
Maine; perhaps not entirely without ex-