Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-06
nth LEGISLATURE
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of the same and renumberlng the Ioi-
lowing sections consecutiyeiy.
Mr.. RIJRLEIGH Of Aroostook: /
would like to move that they be all
printed; that the bill be printed as
amended, so that We may know e1-
acfIy what the bill would be after
amended.
Mr.. BOYNTON: Mr.. President. l
think the suggestion a good one, oul
do think that the best friend OF this
bill would never recognize it as oe-
ing his property after il is printed,
and night here, if / raay be allowed.
Mr.. President, several Of the amend
ments that the senator has presented
and that this Senate has adopted are
veil enough, but this last one-haVe
permission TO read the section that Is
stricken out by TINS:
The PRESIDENT, Let the Chalr
got the parliamentary situation The
senator from York offers divers
arnc ndn1ents which have been adopt
Cd. Now it is proposed, as ] under
stand. 20 discuss these amendments
whether they should be adopted or
not. II seems to me, il You wish to
discuss those amendments. or that the
hill should lie on the table for pr1nt-
in. before adoption, you should re-
consider your vote whereby you
adopted these amendments.
Mr.. BOYNTON: The President is
absolutely correct in his ruling.
on motion by Mr.. Flaherty Of Cum
terland, the votes whereby Senate
Amendments 4, 3, =, D and L 10
Senate Doc. 153 ere adopted were re-
considered.
ON further motion BY the same
senator the bill and amendments were
laid on he table for printing OF the
amendments.
Orders Of the Day
NJ. EMERY cf York: Mr.. President.
have a resolve here which ! desire
u present, but my mind IS not just
clear as TO whether il should be
treated as q public or private matter.
/. is a copy or q duplicate OF re-
solve which came here carly IN Feb
yUary. but has been lost IN some way
Ire clerk tells me that they cannot
find any record Of this resolve any
where, although We had that a state
rnent OF facts was put into the hands
Of the committee, fled with the COM
IniItee, Oh Feb. 5.
II - & resolve relating 10 the docu-
ruentary history q B1ckfield. Maine.
and if IL is TO BE- treated as a private
matter, l ask unanimous consent mat
mis- may be presented at this time.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair will
rule that il IS public.
On motion by Mr.. Emery OF York,
TIE rules were suspended and the re-
solve received and referred to the
committee on library.
Mr.. COLE OF York: Mr.. President, I
ask unanimous consent TO introduce q
public bill to amend Section % Of
Chapter 129 of the Public Laws Of 1913.
relating TO leased lines OF railroad
companies, and I do this in order that
Il may go on its way to the commit
tee as soon as possible.
The motion prevailed, and the bill
Was received, out of order, and re-
fered to the committee on railroads
and expresses.
On motion by Mir. Peacock Of Wash
ington, Senate rs, Resolve IN favor
Of the Western State Normal school
at GorhaIu for permanent improve
!nents and repairs was taken from the
table.
The same senator presented a state
mant Of facts which was received and
made part Of the resolve
On further motion by the same SEN
ator. the resolve was then passed to
be engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Peacock OF Wash
ington, House 1.5, An Act 10 prohibit
the fishing for herring in Sheepscot
river and its tributaries, by use of
purse or drag seines within 2oGu feet
Of any trap or weir, was taken from
the table
The same senator presented Senate
Amendment 4 to House 175, and NOV
ed its adoption:
Senate Amendment 4 to House Us:
Amend by inserting after the word
river in the fourth line Of Section l
the words and its tributaries..."
Senate Amendment 4 TO House lis
vas adopted.
On further motion by the same Sem
a,or the Act as amended was then
passed to be engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Allen OF kennebec
Senate a4l, An Act to Amend Section
Of Chapter 81 Of the Private and
Special Laws Of 1870. relating to
franklin County Agricultural Socie-
y. was taken from the table
On further motion by the same SEN
ator the act was assigned for its sec
ond readig tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock.
On motion by Mr.. Allen OF kennebec
Senate els. An Act to establish Re
'ormatory for Women, was taken from
he table.
The same Senator presented Senate
Amendment a and moved its adoption
Senate Amendment \ to Senate 215:
Add TO Section : the following:
II through oversight or otherwise
my person be sentenced TO imprison-
nent in the said Reformatory for
Women for definite period of time,
said sentence shall not for that rea-
son be void; but the person so sem
enced shall be entitled to the bene-
1t. and subject to the liabilities Of
his act. in the same manner and t.
he same extent as il the sentence
lad been in the terms required Nv