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

central Institute for the payment of
liabilities and also for repairs and i'm
provements
Resolve in favor Of the town of
humford for the payment Of a claim
Tor State Common School Funds for
the year Nineteen Hundred and Thir-
teen.
Resolve in favor Of Limerick Acada-
my for aid and the maintenance there
Of
Resolve in favor of the Rridgewater
Classical Academy fer maintenance.
Resolve in favor of Somerset Acade-
my for the payment of a sum of money
equivalent to the amount said Acade-
my would have received if its aver
age attendance had exceeded thirty pu-
pills.
Resolve in favor of Lee Academy for
the payment Of instructors.
Resolve continuing the nexpended ap-
preparation provided by Chapter 81 of
the Resolves of 1918, entitled, Resolve,
in Favor of Aid in the Construction of a
Highway Bridge over the st. John
River between Fort Kent, Maine, and
st. Francis, New Brunswick
CThis resolve carrying an emergency
clause required q two-thirds vote of the
members of the Senate. A rising vote
was taken and % Senators voting in
favor of hte passage of the resolve and
none opposed, the resolve was finally
passed.
Resolve in favor of the Treasurer of
State to Enable him TO Properly Bal
ance and Settle Accounts with the Va
| rious Cities, Towns and Plantations for
the year 1914
tThis resolve carrying an emergency
| clause required a twothirds vote OF
the members Of the Senate. A rising
vote was taken and % Senators voting
| in favor and none opposed, the resolve
was finally passed)
Resolve appropriating money for the
protection of trees and shrubs from the
| ravages of dangerous insects and dis
eases.
tihis resolve carrying an emergency
clause required a two-thirds vote OF
the members OF the Senate. 4 rising
vote was taken and "A Senators voting
i'll favor and none opposed, the resolve
was finally passed.
House 49,: An Act relating to the
-topIS oi employ lIleHL OI women ana
children.
MIR. EMERY Of York: Mr.. President,
! would like to inquire of the Chair as
| to whether it would be proper for me
to offer an amendment to this bill al
the present stage
The PRESIDENT: Ii is an amendablc
stage. Yes, by reconsidering the vote
whereby il was passed to be engrossed
Mr. EMERY: l move that We recon-
slider the vote whereby the bill was
passed 10 be ensrossed, in order that l
may offer some amendments.
tFor debate sec Legislative recordD
The qestion being upon the reconsider
alton of the vote whereby the bill was
| passed to be ensrossed, the yeas and
nays were ordered, and the Secretary
called the roll.
Tnose voting yea were Messrs. Allen,
Ames, Bartlett Boynton, Burleigh. But
Ter, Chatto. Clark, Colby, Cole, Conant,
Du!gin, Emery, >Fulton, Iierrick. Jill
son, Peacock, Scammon. Thurs,on,
Walker. Wold-.i
| Those voting nay were Messrs. Dun
ton, Flaherty, Garcelon, Leary. Moulton,
/ Murphy, Price, Swift
Twenty-one Senators having voted in
favor. and eight having voted against.
the motion pre- allied, and the vote
Whereby tie bill was passed to be en-
crossed was reeonsi,,eled.
M Emery of York offered Senate
Ame ntiment \ to House 40 and moved
| its adoption.
Senate amendment \ to House 455
Amend by striking out the word 'sey-
@n IN the fourth line of Section ., and
.nsoI ding in the place thereof the words
six thirty
Cmend.nent read by the Secretary
Mir EMERY: l ara wondering il tina;
| reads correctly. II may just take the
! time TO look the nil mp.
Mr.. FLAlIEETI: Air. President
move that the amendment and the bill
| lie on the table and be specially assigned
for tom0rrow morning.
MI EMERY: | understood that they
don't want To delay this matter, and |
have no disposition to- | know no rea-
son why we should desire this thing to
go over. ! can hardly See how | can be
accused OF delaying action in this Sen
ate. L can't think Of anybody that has
Senator from Cumberland has.
The PRESIDENT: Debate is not in
order, except on the time for the as
signment. Pending the acceptance OF
Senate Amendment y. the Senator
from Cumberland moves that this bill
with Senate Amendment \ lie on the
table and be assigned for tomorrow
morning. Debate is in order on the
time of assignment only.
I Mr.. EMERY: l don't want TO be dis
courteous. I don't want to stand in
the way of having this assigned for
tomorrow if the rest of the Senate
are willing. but I know of no reason
why it should go over, unless it is
simply a case of trying to delay mat
tiers.
Mr.. ALLEN of kennebec: Mr.. Pres
ident L would like to ask here, if this
is to be tabled, if amendments can
not be offered we will have to go
through the same process tomorrow
morning. Why can't both the amend
ments be offered before the Senator
from Cumberland makes the motion
to lay on the table?
The PRESIDENTS: Is the Senator
from Cumberland willing to withdraw
his motion to table until the other
amendment is offered?
Mr.. FLAHERTY: I merely wanted
Co..