Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-20
,uo. a.bate see Legislative Rec

(For debate see Legislative He'
| ord.) o+;on
that the resolve be 1noenni'e.S 80
poned. and a division being nao. 'ne
motion was lost by a vote VI 20 ~
"a.
The pending question then Deins the
second reading Of the resolve the re-
solve then received its second real.
ing and was passed to be engrosseo'
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The CHAIR
lays before the House Resolve ~
favor of Joseph J. Roberts, agent 1or
the Society for the Preventloh u
Cruelty to Animals, House LOO. W
SOS. tabled pending its second reao-
ing on molten by the gentleman iro"'
| Lisbon, Mr.. Plummer.
On motion by Mr.. Plummer, the re,
solve received its second reading ana
| was passed to be engrossed.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
,avs before the House, Resolve in
favor Of the town of Pittsf1eld, House
| Doc 69s, tabled pending It's secono
| reading by the gentleman from Lisooh'
Mr.. Plummer.
Mr.. PLUMMER: Mr.. Speaker. L
move that this resolve be indennlteiy
| POSTPONED. If you will look at the
document you will find that II Is
resolve that the sum OF sl2.o3 De ap.
| propriated to reimburse the town o.
Pittsfield for supplies furnished 10
state pauper. Upon the next page you
will find a statement Of facts in which
II is said that these were furnished
| in 1905. 1907 and 1905. Now. those
bills would be outlawed if any prl-
yate individual held them: and l Wish
TO say further that there was ses-
! sion of the legislature in l9o9. an
other in 1911. another in 1913 and this
! ;s rho fourth session, and these bills
! are Just coming here for TINS SUN
of s12.O3. 1t appears from the state
ment of facts that the state settieu
! what bills were put in with the eA-
. ception of one time when 1t was snorN
of money and didn't have the money
TO nav the rest. 1t seems to me II is
: little bit late to bring this matter III
at this time.
! The question being on the motion 70
! Indefinitely postpone.
The motion was agreed to.
! Tie SPEAKER pro TEN: The Chair
laws before the House Resolve in favor
of Sen iamin NJ. Jcnness. House Doc.
7o1. tabled pending its second reading
nv the gentleman from Lisbon, Mt
! Plummer.
! On motion by Mr. P1ummer, the re-
solve received its second reading and
was passed to be engrossed
The SPEAKER pro TEN: The Chair
! lays before the House Resolve in favor
| of Live Stock Sanitary Commissioner.
House Doc. .oa, tabled pending its sec
ond retding by the gentleman from Lis
bon Mr.. Plumnler.
! On motion by Mr.. Plummer. the re-
solve received it's second reading and
was passed to be engrossed.
! The SPEAKER pro TEN: The Chair
lays before the House. bill. An Act re-
lating 10 the protection Of cod and other
ground fish off the coast OF Lincoln and
Sagadahoc Counties. House Doc. No. ss2,
tabled pending its third reading by the
+ gentleman from Lisbon. Mr. Plummer
+ MI PLUMBER: Mr.. Speaker. I have
10 TeCOlleCltDH OF having ls@pLeu lLlIS pIiL
but / suppose 1 will have to stand it.
( On motion by Mr.. Plumme-, the bill
received its third reading and was pass
ed TO De engrossed
/ Tho SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
lays before 1.-THE House Resolve for the
purpose OF providing and operating
patrol beats to be used in enforcing the
laws relating to sea and shore fisheries.
~, led two
second reading oy the gentleman from
Lisbon. Mr.. Plummer.
! Cor debate see Legislative Record
From the Senate: Ordered. the House
ccncurrins. that 1870 additional copies
of the Workmen's Compensation Bill
Senate Doc. 3ss, be printed.
: Mir HIGGINS of Brewer: Mr.. Speak
CT, l should be very glad to move that
the House concur in the adoption of this
order were il not for the fact that sew
eral errors have been discovered in the
draft that We have at present; in fact
one whole paragraph has been left out
and correction is being made: and for
/ that reason 1 would suggest that the
House non-concur whit the Senate III
the passage of the order, and 1 will en-
3
the Senate at the proper time
! The motion was agreed TO and the
House voted to non-concur with the
| Senate in the passage of the order
| Mr.. JAMESON of Friendship: Mr..
| Speaker. in regard to the matter of
! House Doc No. 694, relating to patrol
t baots, the committee considered il
! carefully and the unanimous report
! from the committee was to the effect
I that they considered if necessary Tor
! the enforcement of the laws, and I
sincerely hope that the resolve VIII be
! passed.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
will state that there is no motion be-
| fore the House thus far
On molten by Mr. Mulligan of No
| bleboro. the resolve then received its
second reading and was passed to be
| engrosssed.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
lays before the House Resolve reim-
bursting the town Of Castine for money
| paid in excess Of State road appropri
| alton, House Doc. No. 729, tabled
! pending its second rea dino l,x, .j,o ro,