Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-12

negative the motion prevails and the add
dress is adopted, in concurrence with the
Senate.
aIr. Smith of Patten moved that the
records Of the executive session be
spread upon the records of the House.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Smith of Patten then moved that
the House do now go out OF executive
session.
The motion was agreed to.
IN THE HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. Smith of Patten
the House voted TO take a recess until
. minutes past . o'clock this afternoon
After Recess.
The House was called to order by the
Speaker
On motion by Mr.. Irving of Caribou the
rules were suspended and that gentle
man was permitted TO introduce out OF
order bill. an act to empower the coun-
ties of Penobscot. Hancock and Aroos-
took to aid in the construction or the
Eastern Maine Railroad through said
counties. and to acquire and hold pre-
ferred stock of such railroad as security
therefor.
On further motion by Mr.. Irving the
rules were suspended and the bill re-
ceived its three several readings and
was passed to be engrossed without ref
erence to a committee,
On motion by Mr. Mitchell of Kittery
unanimous consent was given and that
gentleman introduced out of order the
following committee reports:
Mr. Mitchell from the committee on
appropriations and financial affairs re-
ported Ought to pass" on resolution in
favor of appropriating money to assist
in freeing Portsmouth Bridge.
The report was accepted. and on fur
Their motion by Mr.. Mitchell the rules
were suspended and the resolve received
its two readings and was passed to be
engrassed.
Mr. Mitchell from the same committee
reported fought not to pass" on resolve
in favor of the House Postmaster.
The report was accepted.
On motion by Mr.. Peacock of Read
field, unanimous consent was given and
that gentleman introduced out of order
report of the committee of conference
on the disagreeing action of the two
branches of the Legislature on bill, an
act 10 amend Chapter 195 of the Public
Laws of 1911 entitled An act to extir-
pate contagious diseases among cattle.
) 7rses. sheep and swine" reporting that
they are unable to agree. the report be-
ing signed by Messrs. Peacock Tobey
and Boynton.
The report was accepted.
From the Senate: Communication from
the Governor in respect to resignation
of Hewitt NJ. Lowe from the office of
sheriff of Androscogsin county.
The communication was ordered placed
on file in concurrence with the Senate
From the Senate: Ordered. the House
concurring. that whereas Hewitt NJ
Lowe. sheriff of Androscoggn county
having resigned his said office. which
resignation has been accepted by the
Governor. that the proceedings now pend
ing for his removal be indefinitely post
poned
On motion by Mr.. Smith of Patten the
order received a passage in concurrence
with the Senate.
From the Senate: An act TO appropri-
ate money for the expenditures of gov
eminent for the year 1914.
In the Senate this bill received its two
readings and was passed to be engrossed
under suspension of the rules
On motion by Mr. Mitchell of Kittery
the rules We're suspended and the bill
received its three several readings and
was passed to be engrossd without refer
ence to committee. in concurrence with
the Senate.
At this point the Senate came in and
a joint convention was formed.
In Convention.
The convention was called to order by
the President of the Senate.
THE PRESIDENT: The secretary will
read the resolve under which the con-
pentien is formed.
The secretary then read the resolve in
favor of the adoption of an address to
the Governor for the removal of William
ii. Hines. county attorney for the county
OF Androscoggin.
now be entered
{ Cie-NiIi 1E->Eh.Alx w lLSON.
For the purpose of presenting evidence
IN support of the causes assigned, there
may be entered on the records the name
of the attorney general and the name
of w. B. Shelton, of Lewiston
HON. w. r. PATTANGALL: There
may be entered as counsel for Mr..
Hines the names of w. r. PattangaII
and George S. McCarty.
The PRESIDENT: The secretary
will read the rules under which the
proceedings are had. ;.
Mr.. PATTANGALL: Mr. President,
If there is no reason why it would af-
feet the proceedings, so far as Mr.
Hines counsel are concerned and he,
we would have an entry made but we
waive the reading thA rules.
The PRESIDENTS: Without obje2-