Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-17
nth LEGISLATURE
tCont'nued From PAGE 81

"iiAng TO vote for dollars to ..-.
ur your insane benefciar1es R,,t
a' Is not the point. If NV rr;ans
om York, Senator Cole had faa.
en'e IefVor two years ago. It was iust
e. - ana just as present then as
quay This renovation process in
a,s 70 that institution is an ola
s. L nave not quoted a figure
go. 90 VI the date when the renovation
ana the renovation appeal wa 6
'''aue 70 the Legislature OF Maine.
Cshty-eight thousand dollars tb,.
session, and this report OF the rn;n0
olity, Is the same that was rran,aa
ny This Senate two years ago W.
are simply striving to keep within tho
means, and keep the tax rate n,;.h;n
reasonable ground. All our minoritn
report asks is that we he as g.nara',,
,hia LIBERAL ana fair to that institution
'ear as tney We're two years AFRO.
Mr. FuLTON:- Mr.. President. the
senator from Androscoggin. Senator
Iarcelon' refers to the figures of two
years ago. / have in my hand a req
oro OF the special appropriations Civ
81 10 TINS Hospital two years ago.
narrow and Sanborn Piazzas, SIS. 900 :.
repairs OF buildings and grounds. sss.-
o-4.o'. And you understand. Mr. Pres.
ioeht' that the appropriation for re-.
pairs, for renovating two wings wa
gotten through the very last davs NJ
.he session, instead Of being repor+ cd
tor one wing it was reported for
buildings and grounds. For msnrIe
s-ooo' furnishings $3.50 This applies
W TWO years ago and figures I'D diff
1erentiy from the figures which the
senator states. 1t amounts tn SIO2
''7:%.' In the two appropriations
when we have given them, without
.hcioolng the amount recommended
LOT nurses home, it only gives us
800 oo. l think, Gentlemen. in view
OF THIS TACT and in view of the fact
that we are giving away and have
mere read this morning resolves an
propriating here and there a thousand
dollars. and here and there five thou-
sand dollars, for hospitals and pri-
vate institutions all over the State
ana yet we want to withhold the am
cunt OF money we actually need for
This State institution.
/ ask that when the vote he take,
IL De taken by the yeas and nays.
The PRESIDENT: The question be-
ing on the acceptance of either report,
has moved the adoption of the ma
the Senator from York, Senator Cole.
mas moved the adoption OF the ma
Jorlty report. ought to pass. The Sem
ator from Aroostook. Senator Fulton,
demands the yeas and nays
A SUFFICIENT number arising the yeas
and nays were ordered and the Sec
rotary called the roll. Those voting
yea were Messrs. Allen. Ames Bur-
leigh. Chatto. Clark. Colby, Cole, CO.
nant. Durgin, Emery, Fulton, Peacock,
Scammon, Swift, Thurston-15. Those
voting no were, Messrs. Boynton, But
Ter. Dunton, Garcelon, Herrick, Jill
son, Leary, Moulton, Murphy Price,
Walker Weld-12. Absentees, Messrs.
Bartlett, Flaherty, Hastings-3.
Fifteen Senators voting in favor of
the adoption of the majority report,
ought to pass. and twelve voting
against its adoption. the report Of the
majority was accepted.
The bill was tabled for printing I'M
der the joint rules.
The President laid before the Sen
ate House Document No. 3o2 AN
Act TO Provide for Closed Season
on Bull Moose"
The PRESIDENTS: The pending
question is on the adoption Of Sem
ate Amendment "A"
Cor Debate see legislative Record.)
cat this point Senator Colby with
drew his motion demanding the yeas
and nays,)
The question being on the adoption
OF Senate Amendment A offered by the
senator from Washington, Senator
Peacock, a rising vote vas had and
voting in favor of the amendment and
q voting against the same, the amend
ment was lost.
The bill was then passed to be en-
crossed in concurrence.