Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-03

preservation Of the lobster fshsfies.
authorizing the appointment OF a.
commission.
An Act to incorporate the Bath Wa
ter District
An Ac, to determine the amounts toI
be paid for clerk hire IN the several
counties.
An Ac, defining An Act to establish
a minimum wage for State House EN-
ployes.
Finally Passed
Resolve providing a State pension
for Mary J. D. Arkett-
Resolve appropriating money to i'm
prove a certain road through the prop
erty Of the Maine School for Feeble
Minded.
Resolve appropriating money for the
re-stacking and re-arranging of the
main room Of the Maine State library.
TABLED by Mr.. Pierce of Houlton)
Resolve in favor Of Gardiner K.
Heath. for services performed as as
sistant to Fortunat Belleau while he
was acting clerk pro tempore.
Resolve in favor OF Edwin S. Austin,
document clerk, for preparing weekly
printed index.
Resolve in favor Of Fred P Smith
Of Pittsfield for expenses incurred as
a member Of the hospital trustees in
investigating conditions at the Angus
Ia State hospital. (Tabled by Mr.. St.
Clair Of Calais.)
Mr.. PIERCE Of Houlton: Mr.. Speak
er. move that the Resolve appropriat-
ing money for the Restocking and re-
arranging Of the main room at the
Maine State library be indefinitely
postponed.
Mr.. PERHAM Of Woodstock: Mr..
Speaker. would like TO have that
matter discussed d little for the infor-
matiCn Of the House at the present
time. am free to say that am ignor-
ant Of the details.
Mr.. ST. CLAIR of Calais: Mr..
Speaker. it must be evident to every
gentleman Of this House who has gone
into the library and had any talk with
the librarian that the time will come
within q few years when the State
Of Maine will have to erect a separate
Building for the State library. 1t does
not seem to me advisable to spend any
more money FOR its accommodation in
the State House. Ii seems to me that
that would be money thrown away TO
a large extent / think the motion of
the gentleman from Houlton, SIR.
Pierce, should prevail.
The SPEAKER: The question is on
the motion Of the gentleman from
Houlton, Mr.. Pierce. that this resolve
be indefinitely postponed
A viva Voce vote being doubted,
A division being had.
The motion prevailed
The SPEAKER: The Chair lays be-
fore the House report of the committee
Of conference on the disagreeing action
Of the two branches of the Legislature,
on bill, An Act to amend Sections 1
and OF Chapter 30 Of the Public Laws
Of 1863, relating to the duties of the
commissioner Of agriculture in rela-
ton to the manufacture TRANSPORTS
ton and sale OF dairy products, and
their imitation, reporting that the
committee IS unable to agree, singned
by Senators conant, Moulton and
Bartlett on the part Of the Senate and
Messrs. Peterson, Brann and McIntire
on the part Of the House
The report was accepted
The SPEAKER: The Chair wishes
to inform the gentleman from Hanr-
den Mr., Smith, that the gentleman from
Calais, Nj St Clair, has placed upon
the table Resolve in favor OF Fred r.
Smith of Pittsfeld. The gentleman from
Calais now moves that this be taken
from the table.
dor debate see Legislative record1
The SPEAKER: A division OF the
House has been called for. These in ia
vor Of the motion Of the gentleman from
Hampton. Mr.. Smith, that this resolve
be Indefinitely postponed will rise and
stand in their places until counted
division being had. Il voting in the
affirmative AMI = in the negative, the
motion prevailed and the resolve was
indefinitely POSTPONED
On motion BY Mr. Holt of Skowhegan,
unanimous consent vas granted and that
gentleman Presented out Of order the
iOiiO"ilS reports from the committee
on appropriations ard financial affairs.
On Resolve in favor OF Bangor Anti
tuberculosis Association. reporting
ought to pass''.
On Resolve in favor of the Central
Maine Ass >ciat.on for the Relief and
Control Of Tuberculosis, for maintenance,
reporting ought not to pass.
On Resolve in favor Of the Central
Maine Association for the Relief and
Cuntro! Of Tuberculosis for the pay
ment Of current Indebtedness. report
ing fought not to pass.
On Resolve in favor Of the Andres
cosgin Anti-Tuberculosis Association, re-
porting Ought not TO pass"
On Resolve in favor Of the Old Town
Orono Anti-TubercuIosis Association, re-
porting ought not to pass.
On Resolve In favor of the Central
Maine Association for the Relief and
Control Of Tuberl isis tor additional con-
struction and maintenance. reporting
"ough tnot to pass.
The reports were accepted.
On motion by Mr.. Higgins OF Brewer,
unanimous consent was griinted and
that gentleman presented out Of order
report Of the same committee reporting
in new draft under same title Resolve
In favor of the Maine State Sanitorium
at Hebron, and that it Ought to pass.
The report was accepted.
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