Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-25

it is also the opinion Of some that
the amount Of money asked for is out
of proportion to the needs Of the in
stitution. therefore move that this
matter be again tabled and assigned
for Friday Of this week.
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
lays before the House, House Doc. No
675, Resolve in favor Of permanent
outside service extension at the Maine
School for Feeble Minded, tabled by
the gentleman from Lisbon. Mr.
Plummer. the pending question being
the second reading Of the resolve.
Mr.. Plummer moved that this re-
solve be held upon the table and
specially assigned for consideration on
Friday Of this week.
The motion was agreed to.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
lays before the House, Resolve for lay
ing the county taxes for the year 1915,
tabled by the gentleman from Noble
boro Mr.. Mulligan.' the pending ques-
ton being the second reading of the
resolve.
On motion by Mr.. Mulligan, the re-
solve received its second reading and
was passed to be engrossed.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
lays before the House bill. An Act
relating to the protection of game
birds. House Doc. No. SIG, tabled by
the gentleman from Calais. Mr.. ST
Clair. the pending question being the
third reading of the bill.
Mr.. ST CLAIR: Mr.. Speaker.
move that the House reconsider tbs
vote whereby it adopted House
Amendment A: and yield to the gen.
tleman from Brunswick. Mr.. Wheeler
(For debate see Legislative Rec
ord.)
The question being on the motion Il
reconsider the vote whereby the House
| voted to adopt House Amendment A,
| Mr.. Higgins called for division O
the House.
A division being had. the motion wa:
lost by vote of 80 to so.
! Mr.. Higgins then moved that the
bill receive it's third reading Il!
amended.
Mr.. Wheeler suggested that there
should be a number of correction:
| made in this bill, on Page Of the
bill. by adding the word "woodcock'
! in addition to the word partridge IL
line twelve.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chain
understands that the clerk has the
right under our rules to make any cor
| recticns in order that the bill may BIZ
correct.
The pending question asing on the
motion that the bill receive its thirt
reading, as amended,
The bill received it's third reading
and was passed to be engrossed a:
| amended.
| The SPEAKER pro TEN: The Chail
lays before the House bill, An Act t
: define and make certain the authority
| Of School Boards over school grounds
property and buildings. Senate Doc
No. ;S5, tabled by the gentleman from
Winthrop, Mr.. Brann. the pending
! question being the third reading O
! the bill
| MIR Brann moved that the bill nov
| receive it's third reading.
Mr.. Roberts. of Portland moved tina
the bill be laid upon the table unit
| tomorrow.
The motion was agreed to.
| The SPEAKER pro TEN: The Chai
lays before che House Reports of thu
! committee on judiciary on Act t.
regulate the practice Of Osteopathy.
IA
the gentleman from Deer Isle. Mr.
Wasgatt. March 90. The pending
question is the acceptance of eithe
| report.
, (For debate see Legislative Record.)
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The motion
! of the gentleman from Deer Isle, Mr.
| Wasgatt, is to Indefinitely postpone tn
report of the committee on judiciary, OF
IAN Act to regulate the practice of este
| opathy."
4 Mr. PIERCE of Houlton: Mr.. Speaker
ask for the yeas and nays.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The yeas an
nays have been asked for. Those in favo
of the yeas and nays will rise.
A sufficient number having arisen, tn
yeas and navys were ordered.
YEA-Albert, Allen, Ames. Averill
Besse. Bourque, Bradbury, Bragdon
Brann, Brown of Auburn. Brown of New
Sharon. Bussey. Chamberlin. Corliss. Dali
gle, Descoteaux. billing, Edwards, Evans
Fay. Fossett, Gerrish. Gilmonr. Goldth
wait. Gooding. Creation. Greeley, Green
Gouldsboro, Lawrence. Libby. Lord. Man
sir, McCorrison, McNally. Millett, Morri
son. Morse Mellon. Newell, Moves
Pierce of Pennington, Plummer. Pollard
iston. Ryder. St. Clair of Calais. st
Clair of Rockland. Small. Smith, Snow
Thibodeau of Fort Kent. Tobey. Towle
WEIGH, wescott. Wise, Woodman-7o
| NAY-Ballard. Beal. Benn, Blake o
New Gloucester, Blake Of Oakland, Bon
ney. Drawn, Campbell, Carson, Chad
bourse. Clement. Clifford. Cobb, Coffin
Comedian, Gonnors. Gurrier. Danfosth
kline. Ford. Gallagher. Gould. Grant
Greenleaf. Hanson Of Saco. Haskell, Hig
gins. Hill, Hodgkins Jameson, Lewis
! Littlefeld Lombard. Maxwell, McCurdy
Mclntire. Mckinley, Michaud, Mitchell
Mulligan. Mullin. Nicholas. Peabbles
| Pierce Of Houlton, Ranney. Roberts, Rob
inson, Tabbutt, Thombs, futile. Water
house. Watts. Wheeler. wilkins, Wilson
Wyman-60.
! ABSENT-Bernier, Chaplin, Colcord
Davis, Douglass. Drapeau, Goodwin, Har
alden, Harper. Hobbs. Holt of Skowhegan
Jordan. Leader. McCarty, Meader, Picher
Sanborn. Tate, Trafton, Ward. Webb-21
The SPEAKER pro tenn: Seventy
having voted in the affirmative and
| SO in the negative. the motion prevails