Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-13


YEA:-Benton Boland. Boman. Bren
nan, Brown Bucklin, Chadbourne
Churchill. Clark of Portland. Clark o
New Portland. Connors, Crowell, Currier
Cyr, Davis. DeseoteauX; Doherty, Dono
van Dresser. Dunbar Durgin Eastman
Eaton, Eldridge, Elliott, Estes, farnham
tranck. Gallagher Gardner Goodwin
Gordon. Hancock, Hartman, Hutehins
Jennings, Jones Kelleher of Portland
Keleher of Waterville, lawry, Leader
Leary, LeBel, Libby; Mason; Maxwell
Maybury, Merrill Mildon, Mitchell o
Kittery. Mitchell of Newport Mooers
Morneau, Newbert, O'Connell Packard
Pitcher. Price, Quinn, Reynolds, Roberts
Robinson, sherman. Smith of Presaut
Stetson, stevens, Twombly, Umphrey
Violette. Winchenbaugh, Yeaton-75.
NAY:-A1len Austin, Bass, Benn. Ri
ther. Bowler Bragdon of sullivan, Brag-
don of York. Butler Chick. Cochran
Cook. Dunton. Emerson. Farrar, Folsom
Creenleaf of Auburn Greenleaf of Otis
Hodsdon, Irving; Jenkins; Johnson, he
hoe Kimbal. Marston, Mathieson Me
Bride Metcalf Morgan, Morrison, Morse
Mute. Peacock. Pendleton. Peters, Peter
son, Plummer, Putnam, Richardson
Kicker. Rousseau, Sanborn, Sanderson
Sargent. SHELTON, Skillin. Smith of Au-
field, stuart. sturgis, Sweet. Swift. Tay-
Tor. Thombs, Thompson, Tobey Trmble,
Tryon, Washburn, Waterhouse, Wse-66
Acknowledgements, Haines, Hogan,
Rolfe, Seates, Wheeler-lO
The SPEAKER: Seventy five hav
J ing voted in the affirmative, and &c in
the negative, the motion prevails, and
the bill is indefinitely postponed.
on motion by Mr.. Boman of Ninal
| haven, the rules were suspended and
that gentleman introduced out of or
der the following resolution:
Whereas Chapter 80 of the Public
Laws of 1911. requires the weeklf
payment of wages by the State, its Of
ficers, boards and commissions to ev
cry mechanic, workman and laborer
who is employed by it or them,
And whereas it has been made
known to this Legislature through
communication received from the
State treasurer that the State. its Of
ficers. boards and commissions are not
complying with this law that me-
chanics. workmen and laborers so en-
ployed do not receive their pay often
er than once a month.
And whereas ii is not creditable to
the State, its officers, boards and com.
missions to disregard and nullify
law that is enforced upon others less
able to comply with it,
Therefore be it resolved that the
commissioner of labor and industry be
and hereby is instructed to bring this
matter to the attention of the Gov
ernor with the object of having the
law complied with. at least, insofar as
it applies to mechanics, workmen and
laborers by monthly salary.
ha .,rrp
of the resolution.
\ viva voee vote being taken.
The resolution received passage.
on motion by Mr.. Farrar of Ripley.
House Document No. 40. An Act re-
lating to foreign dealers in dairy pro-
duets, was taken from the table, and
on further motion by Mr.. Farrar the
bill was referred to the committee on
agriculture.
On motion by Mr. Swift of Angus
ia, the rules were suspended, and that
gentleman introduced out of order bill,
An Act to amend Section 3 of Chap
ter 229 of the Public Laws of 1909,
relating TO the State Board of Arbi-
tration and Cancellation. and on fur
Their motion by Mr.. Swift the bill was
referred to the committee on labor.
on motion by Mr.. Boman of Vinal-
haven, the rules were suspended, and
that gentleman introduced out of or
der, bill, An Act providing for the
inspection of bakeries and confec-
tioneries, and on further motion by
Mr. Boman the bill was tabled for
printing pending reference to a COM
mittee.
on motion by Mr. Trimble of Calais.
bill, An Act relating To the protection
Of moose, was taken from the table.
The pending question being the
adoption of House Amendment \,
Mr. Mathieson of Rangeley with
drew House Amendment A.
on motion by Mr. Trimble, the bin
then received its third reading and was
passed to be engrossed
On motion by Mr. Descoteaux of
Biddeford. House Document No. $50,
bill, An Act for the better protection
of shell fish in the town of Kenne
bunkport, in the county of York, was
taken from the table.
Mr.. Descoteaux moved that the bill
receive its third reading.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
state that these bills will be taken
from the calendar in the order in
which they are arranged on the cal
endar.
On motion by Mr.. Plummer of Lis
bon, the vote was reconsidered where
by bill, An Act to regulate the prac
tiee of the profession of public &C
counting was passed to be engrossed,
and on further motion by Mr.. Plum
mer the bill was tabled pending its
passage to be engrossed.
Mr.. Morneau of Lewiston moved
that the rules be suspended and that
he be granted permission to introduce
out of order bill, An Act to amend
the charter of the city of Lewiston.
Mr. SMITH of Patten: Mr.. Speak
er. object TO granting permission for
the introduction of this bill. on the
ground that it is special legislation.
| The SPEAKER: This being a pri
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