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


Friday, April 4, 1913.
The House met according to adj
iournment and was called to order BY
he Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Father Nelligan
Of Augusta
Journal of previous session read and
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed Of n.
occurrence.
From the Senate: Resolve in favor
of the Maine Insane Hospital for re-
endorsement, interest and renovation
account.
In the House, House Amendment A
vas adopted; in the Senate the re-
solve was insisted upon without the
amendment, that branch disa cree ny
it'll the House in the adoption Of
Huuse Amendment A, and assinu for
i committee of conference.
MIR. MAYBCRY of Saeo: Mr. sne.tt !
er, as chairman of the committee on
insane hospitals on the part of he
House, it is only fair that the tf,.iise
should understand the situation 4elfat
reference 10 this resolve. This $ sim
ply matter of boolsiSeepins; tic IN
tees of this institution hired during
a former administration has been ntid.
also the bills for renovation Of tne ST.
oer!ntendents home; II Is ncs q Bib
that is brought in here unpaid tire
III vas paid cut Of tie sum appropri
ated Ter maintenance Vf the insa III
IGN.
On motion by Mr. atayhury Il saca
the vote was reconsideeed untisrs 4
suspension CT the rules eheIsehs f.sis
5iil was passed to b. engrassef. and on
further motion by Mr.. Mas bury. IN
der a suspension of the rules tie sss4
vas reconsidered whereby House
Amendment A was adopted.
The bill was then passed 10 he 81
crossed.
Ecen the Senate. Resnfye relating b.
arnendments to The Constitution. being
senate Document No 665.
In the Senate this resolve Was.
amended by Senate Amendne nts /.
and 3.
Senate Amendments A and r were
adopted in concurrence.
On further motion by Mr.. Wheeler.
under suspension of the rules. tie
resolve as amended, received its two
several readings and was passed to BIZ
engrossed, as amended by Senate
Amendments A and B.
From the SENATE: An Act providing
for the inspection of bakeries and con-
dictionaries
This bill was reported by the COM.
a. hno OH 81
pass"
In the House the bill was suhstItut-
ed for the report.
In the Senate the report of the com.
mttee was accepted in non-concur.
renee. with the House.
On. motion by Mr.. Jones of China the
House voted to recede and concur with
the Senate in the acceptance of the re-
port of the committee.
From the Senate: An Act to amend
Chapter 1876 of the Public Laws Of MI
entitled AN Act to extirpate conta.
gious diseases among cattle. horses,
sheep and swine
In the House the bill was substituted
for the report of the committee, re-
porting Ought not to pass" In the
Senate the report Of the committee.
reporting ought not to pass was ac-
eepted in inconvenience with the
! House.
Mr. Peacock OF Readfield moved that
| the House insist upon its action and
| ask for committee of conference
| The motion was agreed to- and the
! Speaker thereupon appointed as such
committee on the part of the House,
| Messrs. Peacock of Readfield, SHELTON
of Bowdoin and Tobey of Norridge-
!, wock.
From the Senate: An Act to empower
the county of Aroostook to aid in the
construction of railroad through said
county and to acquire and hold pre-
ferrcd stock of the company building
such railroad.
In the House this bill was received
under a suspension of the rules and
was passed to be engrosed, and came
from the Senate in that Branch indef1-
nitely potpUned in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr. Irving OF Caribou moved that
the House insist upon its action and
/ ask for committee OF conference.
| The motion was agreed to. and the
Speaker thereupon appointed as such
committee of conference on the part
of the House Messrs. Irving Of Carl
Continued on Page Two.l ss'