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

and see if we cannot better the con
ditions of what we all know is not
first-class in the matter of the small
er hotels of the State of Maine.
The SPEAKER: The question be-
fore the House is on the motion OF
the gentleman from Phillips. Mr.. AUS
tin. that the House recedc from it's
non concurrent action with the SEN
ate in the indefinite postponemant Of
this bill.
Mr. Austin of Phillips moved that
the yeas and nays be called.
The SPEAKER: Consequently those
voting in the affirmative will vote ir
favor of the bill; those opposed will
vote no. The gentleman from Phil
lips, Mr.. Austin. has demanded the
yeas and nays.
a division being had.
The yeas and nays were ordered.
YfA:-Austin, Bass. Bilher. Boman.
Bowler, BraGdon of sullivan. Butler.
land. Connors. Cook, Cyr DcscoteauX,
Donovan. Dresser, Eldrid@e' Folsom,
Gordon, Greenieaf Of Auburn. Greeneat
of Otisneld. Hannah, Harper, HodsdOn.
Jenkins, Johnson, Kchoe Kelcner OF
Portland Kcleher of Watervillc, Kim
ball Lawry, Leader LeRel. Mathieson,
Newbert. Mute, OConnel, PendIeton,.
pitcher. Putnam, REYNOLDS Sanhorn.
Sanderson. Scatcs sherman, SHELTON,
Skillin. smith of Auburn, Smith of rat
len. smith of Pntsfeld. Spencer stetson,
stuart Swift, Thombs, Tobey, Wash
burn Wheeler, Winchcnbauglh-G3.
NAY:-Allen. Benn, Roland, Brennan
Brown. Bucklin. Chadbourne. Churchill.
Cochran. Crowcll. Currier, Davis. Doher-
ty. Dunbar. Dunton, burgn Eastman
Eaton. Elliott Estes. Farnham, Farrar
irving. Leary. Leveiile, Libby. Mason.
Maxwell. MayburY; McRride. Merrill
Mooers. Morrison, Packard, Peacock.
Peaks. Peterson. Plummer. Price. Quinn.
richardson. Roberts, Robinson. Rolfe
Rousseau Sargent smls ST Of lresg att
Trimble, Tryon, Umphrey Niolette, Wa
tefhoise, Wise, Yeaton-69.
ABSENT:-Benton, Braedon of York,
Chick. Emerson. Gardner, tlaines, fliG-
gins. Hogan, Jennings, Jahes, Marston'
Mitchell Of Newport. Ramsay Kicker,
Sprague, Sturgis, Taylor, Thompson
Twornbly-19.
1ae SPEAKER: Sixty-twe having
voted IN The affirmative End 90 in the
negative. the motion Is lost
Mr.. Mitchell of NitterY moved that
the House adhere to its action in the
Indefinite postponement Of the bill.
A s.iVa Voce vote being taken,
The motion was agreed To-
From the Senate: Ordered the House
concurring. that a committee of five.
consisting of two of the Senate ana
three OF the House, be appointed by
the President Of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House TO consider the
matter of preference for primary cleo
lion Of candidates for President and
Vice President, and report by bill To
the next Legislature.
Tie order received q passage in con
curfence.
Senate Bills in First Reading.
An Act 10 amend Chapter l92 of the
Public Laws of 1909. creating the
Maine Forestry District and providing
for protection against forest hres
therein.
An Act To amend Sections e. Il and
l. oil Chapter of the Revised Statutes,
as amended. relating to tie appoint
lnent Of road commissioners ny select
men.
An Act 10 revise. collate. arrange ana
consolidate the inland fisheries ana
game laws of the state both General
and Public and Private and Special,
and the rules and regulations Of the
commissioners of 'ihland fisheries ana
game now i'll force. eTahled and spe-
cially assigned for consideration, to-
morrow morning. on motion by Mr.
putram of HoultonD
From the Senate: Message from the
Governor with regard to failure oi
ahfrins or county attorneys 10 enforce
prohibitory law. and evidence upon
such matters.
The order was placed on file IN con
eurrence with the Senate.
Orders.
Mr.. Mooers of Ashland presented the
following order;
Ordered, That the secretary of State
be ordered to return TO the clerk of the
House Senate Document No. 40, togeth-
er with all amendments thereto and all
papers accompanying the same, said docz
ument being the bill known as the
Workmens Compensation Act.
Mr.. Mooers moved that the order re-
ceive a passage.
The question being on the passage OF
the order,
Mr.. MARSTON of Skowhegan: Mr..
Speaker. before voting on the order in
troduced by the gentleman from Ashland
i6Mr. Mooers) l should like to inquire
Through the Chair the reason for hav-
ling this bill now returned to the House.
/ The SPEAKER: The gentleman from
iSkowhegan, Mr. Marston, makes an an
quiry OF the gentleman from Ashland.
Mr. Mooers, to explain the reason for
having the bill returned to the House
Fat the present time.
/ Mr. MOOERS: MIR. Speaker and gen
tlemen. my reason is simply this, that
We wish to reconsider the vote whereby
this bill was passed to be engtossed.
Mr.. MARSTON: Mr.. Speaker. it seems
to me the only two reasons for recon-
sidering the vote whereby this bill was
passed to be engrossed are these, one
to offer an amendment for the purpose
of putting in i'm a stage where amend
ments will he Offered, and the other to
attack it's passage Now | think before
the House votes on this order, unless
the gentleman from Ashland. Mr.
MooerS, agrees to assure us that the