Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-08
After Recess.
MAINE LEGISLAT URE.
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dueed by the gentleman from Vinalha-
Ven, Mr.. Boman. the papers in the mat
ter of bill, An Act providing for the in
spection of bakeries and confectioneries.
have been returned to the House. In
this matter the report of the commit
tee was fought not to pass" In the
House the bill was substituted for the
report of the committee and the bill
was passed to be engrossed; in the SEN
ate the report of the committee was
accepted in non-coneurrence; later, in
the House, the House voted to recede
and concur with the Senate in the ae-
ceptance of the report Ought not to
pass"
On motion hss Mr.. Boman of Vinal-
haven. under L suspension of the rules.
the vote was reconsidered whereby the
House voted to reeede and concur with
the Senate in the acceptance of the re-
port of the committee ought not to
pass"
! On further motion by Mr.. Boman the
House voted to insist upon it's previous
action in the passage of the bill to he
engressed, and asked for a committee
of conference.
The Chair thereupon appointed as
such committee of conference. on the
part of the House. Messrs.. Boman of
Vinalhaven, Trmbie of Calais and
Brennan of st. George
The SPEAKER: The Chair will state
that the report of the committee of
conference in the matter of bill, An Act
for tho better protection of automobile
garage keepers and owners, has been
returned to the House in accordance
with an order passed by the House.
Mr.. THOMBS of Lincoln: Mr.. Speak
er, is this bill now in a stage where a
motion to recede and concur with the
Senate in the passage of the bin can be
entertained?
The SPEAKER: Accompanying this
report is a memorandum from the see
rotary Of the Senate stating that the
original papers were not returned by
the committee of conference.
Mr.. THOMBS: Mr.. Speaker. 1 was
not on the committee of conference, but
1 understood some geneltman who was
on that committee. the other day, to
state that they did not have the pa
pers'
The SPEAKER: The Chair will state
that the papers will have to be found
before any motion of the nature sug-
gested can be entertained. The clerk
will endeavor to find the papers.
On motion by Mr. Smith of Pressure
Isle. the House voted to take recess
until 9.55 o'clock A NJ.
After Recess.
At this point the Senate came in and
convention was formed.
In Convention.
fThe President of the Senate in the
Chair)
1 The PRESIDENT: The Chair will
state that the time having arrived to
which recess was taken, the secretary
of the convention will call the roll of
the convention.
PRESENT:-sen. Allan of Washington,
Sen Allen of Kennebee Allen of Ma
Benton. Boman, Sen. Boynton, Bragdon
Z of sullivan Bragdon of York. Brennan.
Bucklin Sen. Burleigh: Butler, Sen. Chase,
Clark of New Portland. Sen. Colby. Con-
nors. Cook Crowell. Currier, Cyr, Desco-
teaux, Doherty, Dresser, Dunbar Dun
; ton. Eastman. Eaton, Eidridge, Elliott,
Emerson, Farrar, Sen. Flaherty, Franek,
Gallagher, GreenIeaf of Auburn. Green
leaf Of otisfeld, Sen. Hagerthy, Han
kell Sen Hastings, Sen Hersey. Hig-
gins, Hogan, Hutchins, irving, Jenkins,
, Sen. Jllson, Johnson, Jones, Kimbali,
Lawry. Leary, Libby, Sen Mansfield
Marston Mason. Mathieson, Sen. Max
well, of Sagadahoc, Maxwell of Boothba,y
Marbor Mcbride MeE M;ian Msrril
gan. Morse, Sen Murphy, Newbert
, oGonneil Sen. Packard of Knox, Pack ok
| tiers, Peterson, Pitcher, Putnam. Quinn
Sen. Reynolds of I<ennebec, Reynolds OF
Lewiston, Sen. Richardson OF Penobscot
son, SHELTON, Skillin. Sen. Smith OF Pc
ten, smith Of Pittsfield, Smith Of Presaue
:stearns, stevens. Stuart, sturgis. Swift vii,
umphrey. Violette, sen Walker. Wash
burn, Waterhonse, Wheeler, Winehen-
baugh, Sen. Wing, Wise.
Rrown. chadboarne. SEN Clark Of York
Cochran Sen Cole, Sen. Conant, Davis
Donovan, Durgin. Sen. Dutton Sen. En-
Gardner, Goodwin, :, Gordon; !, Haine 5,
Hodsdon, Jennings. kehoe. kelleher o.
Portland. Kelleher of Waterville Leader
Kittery, Morneau, Morrison. Sen; Moul'
ton Mute, Sen. Patten of Hancock Pea
cock. plummer, Price. Ramsay sa.,, k s.dt
Sargent Scates. Sherman, Stanley, Stet'
son. SWEET, Thompson, Trimble, featon
The PRESIDENT: The Chair will
state that owing to minor accident
to the engine on the train from Port
land, this morning, many OF the mem
bers of the convention as well as
counsel and witnesses have been de-
layed, but will be in attendance IN the
nourse of q few minutes
A call of the roll reveals the pres
ence of 1870 members of the conven-
I tion.
Mr.. SkILLINGS recalled. f