Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-03

of 1905 relating to compensation oil
county commissioners.
Resolve, making an appropriation
for the purpose of obtaining informa
ton in regard to wild lands for the
purposes of taxation
Resolve in favor of the commission
ers of pharmacy.
| Resolve in favor of Mary II. Per-
lins for services as stenographer t.
the President of the Senate and
| Speaker of the House, and for clerical
assistance in the office of the Secre-
| tary of the Senate.
Finally Passed.
Resolve in favor of the State high
way department to provide for deti :
| ciencies on certain contracts for
| bridge construction at Old Town, and
to legalize the acts of the Governor
and Council relating to such contract.
The SPEAKER: This resolve car
ries the emergency clause and re-
quires on it's final passage the vote OF
| two thirds of the members elected to
this House, or 101 votes. All those in
favor of the final passage of this re-
solve will rise and stand in their
places until counted.
A division being had,
124 voted in favor of the final pass
age of the resolve.
So the resolve received it's final pass
age under the emergency clause.
Orders of the Day.
On motion by Mr.. Kehoe of Port
land the vote was reconsidered where
by the House passed to be engrossed
bill, An Act in relation to the asses
ment and collection of inheritance
taxes.
Mr.. Kehoe then offered House
Amendment A, to amend Section by
inserting after the words provisions
of this Act the words except Section
s.; and by adding to said Section
the following: But the provisions of
said Section shall not apply to es-
tates of decendents dying before this
Act takes effect
The amendment was adopted
The bill was then passed to be en-
crossed as amended by House Amend
ment A.
Mr.. Mooers of Ashland moved that
the vote be reconsidered whereby the
House passed to be engrossed bill, An
Act relative to the compensation OF
employees for personal injuries received
in the course of their employment and
to the prevention of such injuries as
amended By Senate and House amend
IaentS
Mr.. MARSTON of Skowhegan: MIR.
Speaker. il seems to me the only rea-
son there can be for this particular
motion is that it gives the opponents
of the bill two opportunities TO move
that it be indefinitely postponed; il
after the motion to reconsider Is car
ried, if such motion is carried, 1t gives
them an opportunity to move that II be
indefinitely postponed at that time;
and if that motion is defeated they
would have another opportunity to
make the same motion when the bill
comes up on it's passage to be enacted.
Il seems to me that there is no par
tieular change of circumstances over
the condition existing yesterday, which
would necessitate this interruption OF
the general course of procedure The
gentleman from Ashland (Mr. Mooers)
will have an opportunity after the bill
mas been passed to be engrossed and
when il is on its passage to be enact
ed to vote upon it, and | believe in all
fairness the gentlemen interested in
this proposition should be satisfied
with that opportunity.
The SPEAKER: The question before
the House is on the motion of the gem
| ",
| the vote be reeonsidered whereby this
bill With its amendments was passed
| TO be engrossed Is the House ready
| FOR the question?
Mr.. Austin of Phillips asked that the
| yeas and nays be ordered.
A division being had, and sufficient
number having arisen,
| The yeas and nays were ordered.
The SPEAKER: The question is on
the motion of the gentleman from Ash
| land Mr. Mooers, to reconsider the
vote whereby this bill was passed to
be negrossed as amended. All those
voting yes will vote in favor of recon
sderation; those voting no will vote
lagainst reconsideration. The clerk will
call the roll.
YEA:-Allen, Benn Bither. Bragdon o.
| DIRK, brennan, brown, butter, NHdu'
bourne, Churchill, Clark of Portland
Clark of New Portland, Crowell, Currier
Cyr, Davis, Doherty, Dresser, Dunbar
Eldrid ge, Elliott Estes. Farnham
Franck Gamache. Greenleaf of Auburn
Greenleaf of Otisfield Hancock Harri
man, Haskell. Hodsdon, Irving, jenkins
Jones, kelleher of Portland, Kelleher o
Waterville. Leary, LeBel Leveile. Libby
Maxwell, Maybury. Mcbride McFadden
Merrill, Metcalf, Midon, Mooers,, Pack
ard, Peterson. Pitcher, Price, Putnam
Roberts, Rolfe. Sargent, Smith o
Pressure Isle, Snow, Stanley, Sturgis
SWEET, Umphrey, Washburn, Winchen
baugh. Wise, Yeaton-65.
NAY.--Austin, Bass. Benton, Bolaud
Boman, Bowler, Bragdon of Sullivan
Bucklin, Cochran, Connors, Cook, Desco
teaux, Donovan, Dunton, Durgin, East
man, Eaton. Farrar Folsom, Gallagher
Goodwin, Gordon, Hartman, Harper His
| gins, Hutchins. johnson. Kehoe, Kim
ball, Lawry, Leader, Marston Mathie
son, Mitchell of Kittery. Morgan, Morri
son, Morse. Newbert, Mute, OConnel
Peacock, Peaks, Pendieton. Peters
Plnmmer, Quinn, Reynolds Richardson
Robinson, Rousseau, Sanborn, Sandersot
Scates, Sherman, Shelton, Skilln, Smit
of Auburn, Smith of Patten, Smith c
Pittsfed. Spencer. Stetson. Steven.
Stuart. Swift, Thombs. Tobey. Tryor
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