Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-13

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ply is in very poor condition. Both
chemically and bacterially it shows
evidence of contact with sewage
wastes. Intestinal bacteria were
present in 100 of an ounce of the wa
ter. In its present condition this wa
ter cannot be considered safe to use
for drinking unless it he first boiled.
Now, Mr.. Speaker, L move that the
House insist upon its action and that
a committee of conference be appoint
ed
The motion was agreed TO. and the
Speaker appointed as a committee of
conference on the part of the House
Messrs Smith OF Pittsfeld. Marston
of Skowhegan and Farrar of Ripley
The SPEAKER: The next matter
for consideration is bill, an Act to
enable the town of Pittsfield To OBJ
tain pure water supply The pend
ing question is concurrent action with
the Senate In the House this bill
was received under a suspension OF
the rules, and referred 10 the COM
mittee on judiciary, and came from
the Senate in that branch referred to
the next Legislature in non-concurr-
enee
Mi. Smith of Pittsfcld moved that
the House insist upon its action and
that . committee of conference be APP
pointed.
The motion was agreed to. and the
Speaker appointed as committee of
conference on the part OF the House,
Messrs Smith of Pittsfield, Marston
of SkoWhegan and Farrar of Ripley
The SPEAKER: The next matter
for consideration is majority and
minority reports of the Committee on
Legal Affairs to which was referred
Resolve relating to changing date of
State Election from September to
November majority reporting ought
to pass" The pending question is the
acceptance of either reports.
Mr.. Newbert of Augusta moved that
the minority report be substituted for
the majority report.
\ viva xoee vote being doubted.
Mr.. Newbert called for the yeas and
nays.
\ sufficient number having arisen,
The yeas and nays were ordered.
The SPEAKER: The question is upon
the motion of the gentleman from Au-
gusta, Mr. Newbert, that the minority
report be substituted for the majority
report Upon that question the yeas and
nays have been ordered. Those in favor
of the motion will answer yes when
their names are called: those opposed
will answer no. The clerk will cali the
roll
YEA:-Benn, Benton. Bther, Boland,
Boman. Brennan, Brown, Bucklin, Chad
bourne. Churchill, Clark OF Portland,
Clark of New Portland, Cochran. Gro
well. Currier, Cyr DescoteauX. Dohefty,
Donovan. Dresser, Dunbar, Dunton. Ea-
ton. Eldrdee. Elliott, Estes, farnham,
Folsom, Franck, tiallagher Gafdnet'
Goodwin. Gordon. Greenlcaf of 0tisheld.
Hancock, llarman, Haskell. fiodsdof,
Hutehns. Irving, Jennings. johnson,
Kehoe, Kelleher of Portland kelleher OF
Bel, Libby. Mason. Mathieson, Maxwell,
Mildon, Mitchell Of Newport. Morgan.
Morneau, Newbert, Packard, Peacock.
Peterson, Pitcher, Plummer, Price, Put
inson, lsolfe, Rousseau Sanderson, Saf-
gent, Sherman, SHELTON, Stillin. smith
of Auburn, snow Spencer. Spfasaet
Stanley. Stetson. stuart, SWEET. Thomp-
son, Umphrey. Wnchenbaugh, Wise,
Yeaton-S9.
NAY:-Allen, Austin, Bass, bragdon
Of York, Butler. ConnoFs. Cook. Davis,
Durgn, Eastman, Emerson. tarrar.
Greenleaf of Auburn, Harper. Hartman,
Higgins. Jenkins, Jones, Lawry. Mars
ton, Maybury, Mcbride, Merrill, Metcatt ;
Morse, Mute. 0'GonneH, Pendleton, Rob
erts, Sanborn. smith of Patten, Smith OF
Pittsfield Smith of Presque Isle, stevens.
Sturgis. Swift Taylor; Tobey.. Trimble.
Tryon, Niolette, Nashburn, Natefhohse
90
ABsENT:-Bowler Bragdon of Sulli-
van. Chick, Gamaehe' Haines Ho ,ssa,i
flicker Scates, Thombs. Twombly.
Wheeler-l5
The SPEAKER: Eighty-nine having
voted in the affirmative and 46 in the
negative. the motion prevails and the
minority report is substituted for the
majority report.
The resolve then received its first
reading and was assigned for tomorrow
morning for its second reading.
The SPEAKER: The next matter for
consideration is report of the commit
tee on claims, reporting fought to pass
ON resolve in favor of the Law Reporting
Company of New York City. The pend
ing question is the acceptance of the
report.
on report by Mr.. Gordon OF Biddeford.
the report of the committee was accept
ed. and on further motion by MIR, Gordon
the resolve received its first reading and
was assigned for tomorrow morning for
it's second reading.
The SPEAKER: The next matter for
consideration is the report of the COM
mittee on judiciary to which was referred
Bill. An Act to repeal Chapter 15l of the
Private and Special Laws of 1887 and TO
substitute in its stead an act providing
for Incorporation of Roman Catholic
Parishes. reporting bill in new draft,
AN Act TO amend Chapter 15l of the
Private and Special Laws of 1881 entitled
An Act to create the Roman Catholic
bishop of Portland and his successors Il
corporation sole as amended by Chapter
AZ of the Private and Special Laws or
1891 The pending question is the ae-
eeptance of the report of the committee.
on motion by Mr. OConneh of Mil
ford. the report of the committee was
accepted.
Mr.. Violette of Van Buren offered
House Amendment 4, to amend Section
]. Paragraph l. page two, line p, by
striking out the words '"such officials
of than - and insert