Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20

speak in favor of the bill. and I simp-
~ want to answer some Of the state
ments Of the Senator from Cumber-
land. Now if I am not in order. il
may not speak
Ihe PRESIDENT: The Chair has
allowed that by unanimous consent.
Inc Chair thinks it his duty to call
mat to the attention Of the Senate;
debate isn't in order.
MIR. MURPHY: I move it be spe-
cially assigned for next Wednesday
Mr.. BURLEIGH Of Aroostook: Mr..
PRESIDENT, I move the Senator from
York have unanimous consent to ad
dress the Senate upon the bill before
the House.
The motion was agreed to, and Mr.
Cole proceeded.
! For debate see Legislative Record.)
The question being on the passage
OF the bill to be engrossed, the bill
down for concurrence.
The President laid before the Sem
ate, House Document No. COL. An Ac;
authorizing the Towns Of Mexico and
Rumford in the County of Oxford to
purchase the toll-bridge between said
| towns. erected and owned by the
Mexico Bridge Company.
On motion by Mr.. Thurston Of Ok.
ford, the bill was assigned for its
second reading tomorrow morning =,
nine o'clock.
The President laid before the Sen
! ate, Senate Document No. 1871, An Ac,
to regulate the practice of the sys-
! tenn. method or science Of healing
known as osteopathy, creating a boar6
| of examination and registration fol
those desiring to practice the sans
and providing penalties for violation
! of the act.
Mr.. FULTON of Aroostook: Mr.
! President, as it seems to be the TEN.
per of the Senate to indefinitely post.
pone several bills this morning,
move this bill be Indefinitely post
! poned.
Cor debate see Legislative Rec.
! ord.)
! The question being on the motion &c
/ Indefinitely postpone, a rising vote
was taken and fourteen Senators vot.
| ing in favor of the motion. and four.
| teen against, the President directed
/ that his name be called, whereupor
he voted no. Fourteen Senators votins
yes, and fifteen no. the motion to in
definitely postpone was lost.
Mr.. MOULTON: Mr.. President, !
no.
| The PRESIDENTS: The vote has
been announced; you cannot change
your vote now.
Mr.. MOULTON: Mr.. President, DE-
l understand you cannot change yoN'
vote after it has been announced?
The PRESIDENT: You cannot.
| The bill was then passed to be en-
crossed.
The Chair lays before the Senate
| Senate 312, An Act to amend tn:
charter and extend the powers Of The
Hiram Water, Light and Power Com
Pany.
The pending question being the re-
| commitment of the bill to the com
| mittee in concurrence.
| (For debate see Legislative Rec
| crd.)
On motion by Mr.. Clark the bill
was recommitted to the committee IN
concurrence.
The President laid before the Sen
ate the report OF the committee on ap-
preparations and financial affairs
ought not to pass" on Resolve in IA
vor Of St Joseph's Home for Age.
| Women at Portland.
The question being upon the ac'
ceptance of the report In concurrence
Mr.. MURPHY Of Cumberland: Mr.
President, l move that the report bf
recommitted to the committee SO tha'
they can further consider it.
| (For debate see Legislative Rec-
ord.)
| A rising vote was taken and foul
having voted in favor of recommit'
ment and eleven opposed, the motor
was lost.
| The report of the committee, ought
| not to pass, was then accepted in con-
currence.
| The President laid before the Senate
House Document No. Gil, Resolve
making appropriations for the con-
struction of buildings at the Unlver-
sity Of Maine.
Mr.. MURPHY Of Cumberland: Mr.
President, yield to Senator Walker
On motion by Mr.. Walker Of Som
erset, the resolve was re-tabled, ane
Tuesday, March %. specially assigned
for its consideration.
The President laid before the Sen
ate House Document 64S. Report Of
the Committee on Towns (ought t.
pass) on Bill "An Act to divide the
| Town Of Bristol and to incorporate
the Town of South Bristol.
There being no objection, the re-
! port was accepted. and the bill giver
it's first reading. and tomorrow morn
ing at nine o'clock assigned for it,
| second reading.
The President laid before the Sen
ate House No $50, An Act additional
to Chap. SO of the r s., as amended
relating 20 fishing in Fifteen Mile
Stream and it's tributaries in the Coun-
ty of Kennebec and in the County
of Waldo
Mr.. ALLEN of Kennebec: Mr.. Pres
| ident. ! examined that matter and find
the bill is correct. l thought it was
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