Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19
In pursuance of said order hereby
make such request.


In pursuance or said Order L nerepy
make such request.
.- C. c. Harvey,
clerk
The presidents: This bill was in
definitely postponed in the Senate, and
was in definitely postponed In the
House in concurrence.
Mr.. WALKER of Somerset: Mr..
President, l move that we insist on
our former action.
The PRESIDENTS: The question is
whether we will return the papers to
the House, and in order to do so we
must reconsider our former action. If
the Senate wishes to refuse our recon-
sideration. that is the question.
Mr. WALKER: Mr.. President, that
is the intent of my. motion, that we
do not reconsider.
Upon the motion being put, eleven
voted in favor of reconsideration and
five opposed, and action whereby this
bill was indefinitely postponed was re-
considered.
The question now being upon the re-
quest of the House to return the bill to
that branch the same was granted.
Mr.. COLE of York: Mr.. President, l
move that the bill lie on the table UNI
til tomorrow morning.
Mr. BOYNTON of Lincoln: Mr..
President the Senate having voted to
return the papers to the House, the
matter can only be before the Senate
by reconsideration of that vote.
The PRESIDENT: The point Of the
Senator from Lincoln, Senator Boyn-
ton, is we'll taken and is sustained by
the Chair. A message will be sent to
the House conveying the papers,
House 725: Resolve in favor Of Luel-
la Darling for State pension.
House 1867: Resolve providing a
State pension for Francis H. Orrok
House 727: An Act to extend the
charter Of the Washington County
Light and Power Company
House 1928: An Act to exclude auto
mobiles from a branch road in town of
North Haven.
House 1870: Resolve in favor of Will
T. Collins. Mary Collins and Alice A.
Collins
House 1871: Resolve in favor of the
town of Harmony for expenses in the
support of State paupers.
house TO-. Resolve III IdNOT Ol AL
fred Yankauer.
House 1888: An Act to amend Section
2 Of Chapter % of the Public Laws of
1909. relating to supplies furnished to
any person or family while placed in
quarantine by the Board of Health.
House 1874: An Act to establish the
offices of superintendent and matron
of the Portland City Home, and to de-
termine the tenure of office of same.
House 1877: Resolve in favor of Mary
S. Hillman.
House 1888: Resolve in favor of Mrs.
George S. Bates of Augusta.
House 1888: Resolve in favor of Mel
don Nealley of Brewer, for State pen
sionH
The following bills, petitions, etc.
were presented and on recommended
ton of the committee on reference of
bills, were referred to the following
committees:
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
By Mr.. Ames of Washington: Re
solve appropriating money to pay
Josephine l. Cony, stenographer to the
President Of the Senate and for assist
ance rendered in the Senate office dur
ing. the present session of the legis-
lature.
BY Mr.. Ames of Waldo: Resolve
appropriating money to pay for in
dexing the papers left by this legis-
lature and for the proof reading and
indexing of the Senate journal.
Mr.. WELD of Penobscot: Mr..
President, l move that the rules be
suspended and that 1 be permitted to
Introduce a BILL fixing the salary of
the agent of the Passamaquoddy and
Penobscot Tribes of Indians.
The statutes does not confirm to
the resolve passed by the previous or
present legislatures, hence 1 have
presented this bill
(The bill was read by the Secre-
tary)
The motion was agreed to and the
bill was received and on further mo-
ton by the same Senator the bill was
given its readings and passed to be
engrossed and sent down for concur
renee.
By Mr.. Colby of Somerset, Resolve
in favor of Neil L. Violette for SER
VICES dS clerk Oh tHe committee on
State lands and forest preservation.
My Mr.. Ames Of Waldo, Re
solve appropriating money to pay
Winifred NJ. Bearce stenographer and
typist to the Secretary Of the Senate.
By Mr.. Swift Of Kennebec: An Act
fixing the pay of the night watchmen
of public buildings.
The PRESIDENT: The committee
to which this should be referred hav.
ing finally reported. what is the wish
of the Senator presenting it?
Mr.. SWIFT: Mr.. President, that bill
was placed on my desk and I was
asked to present it. 1 placed it in the
box as a matter Of courtesy. l GER
tainly do not wish to ask this Senate
to violate any rules that have been
made.
(The bill was not received.)
Mr.. DURGIN Of Piscataquis: Mr..
President, 1 move that the rules be
suspended that the Senate receive a
Resolve in reference to the completion
of the Sixth Revision of the general
and public laws and appointing a
commissioner thereof
This is matter that should go on