Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-26
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| The President laid before the Senate
House Gao. An Act to amend Section II
| OF Chapter S2 Of the Revised Statutes,
as amended by Chapter 206 OF the Public
Laws Of 1918. relating to the use of motor
boats in hunting sea birds, duck or water
| fowl.
The PRESIDENT: The question is on
the adoption OF House amendment A
! blouse amendment A read by the Sec
| retary.)
| For debate see Legislative record)
! The question being on the motion Of
| the Senator from York to indefinitely
postpone, rising vote was taken, and
twenty-five Senators voting in favor,
and three opposed, the bill was indefi-
nitely postponed.
! The President laid before the Senate
Majority report fought not TO pass and
Minority report Ought to pass from
! the Portland Delegation. On bill "An
Act to amend Section 8 of Chapter 81 of
the Private and Special Laws of the
year 1875. entitled IAN Act relating to
the Schools of the City of Portland
/ The question being or the adoption
of either report was accepted and sent
down for concurrence.
| The President laid before the Senate
majority report toughc not to pass and
minority report tought to pass) from
! Committee OH State Prison on bill Re
solve in favor Of altering and enlarging
the State Prison at Thomaston". House
Gao.
The PRESIDENT: In the House, the
1 I 10 nrt
ought to PASS. and the question is upon
! the acceptance of either report.
| Mr. CHATTO: ] move that We nom
concur with the House and accept the
ma iority report.
(F'or debate see Legislative recod.)
| The question being On the acceptance
of the majority report. ought not to
pass, the yeas and nays were ordered,
and the Secretary called the roll.
| Those voting yea were: Messrs. Allen,
| Boynton, Chatto. Colby, Conant Dun
ton. purgin. Emery. Fulton, Garcelon,
Scamn,on. Swift, Walker,-19
Those voting nay were: Messrs. Ames,
Bartlett, Burleigt. Butler Clark, Cole,
F1aherty Herrick. Jillson Leary, Moul-
ton, iMurpny, Peacock, Price, Thurs
ton. Weld-l6.
! Absentee: Hastings.
Thirteen Senators having voted yes,
and sixteen having voted no, the minor
| ity report was not accepted.
The question recurring on the adoption
of the minority report, the minority was
adopted, the bill given its first reading
and assigned for its second reading to-
morrow morning.
The President laid before the Sen
ate, House 1855, An Act providing for
| the enumeration Of neat cattle. sheep
and swine. tabled by Senator Muir
ply.
In the House under suspension OF
| the rules this bill was given its several
| readings and passed to be engrossed.
| The pending question being concur
rent action with the House.
Mr.. MURPHY: Mr.. President. ]
yield to the senator from Kennebec,
Senator Bartlett.
Mr.. BARTLETT: Mr.. President, /
move that We concur with the House
| and give this bill its several readings
and pass it to be engrossed. In expla-
nation will say that this act came
from In0 committee vi tctAdIlOu, uHQeT
bill that had been passed exempting
neat cattle under 10 months Of age
from taxation. This provides that the
assessors shall have an enumeration
Of them the same as now made on
poultry, to be made without any addi-
tional expense.
The motion was agreed to and the
bill was given its several readings and
passed to be engrossed in concur
renee.
The President laid before the Sen.
ate, House S31, Resolve in favor of
the city Of Biddeford. tabled by Sem
ator Boynton. the pending question
being its first reading. .s:s