Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-12

renee.
iir. Kicker moved that the amend
!nent be adopted in concurrence.
(F'Or debate SEE Legislative Recordl
The question being on the adoption
It Senate Amendment + in concur
renee,
Mr.. Douglass Of Webster moved
that the amendment be adopted.
The motion was agreed to.
The bill was then assigned for to-
morrow morning for its third reading.
The SPEAKER Pro Tenn: The Chair
LAYS before the House. House Doc. No.
rs, bill. An Act TO cqualiZe the sala-
.:as II slcr:ffs
Mir. PIERCE % Eoulton. MIR
Speaker, what - the presen, status
q The amenorlelns
The SPEAKER Pro Ten: The chair
viii state that The amendment vas
accepted this morning and befor. we
ia ! an opportunity TO give the bill its
second reading a recess was taken.
Mr.. PIERCE: Nj. Speaker, I think
the amendment was rejected this
morning.
Tie SPEAKER Pro TEN: The Chair
will inform the House. after cons.itl-
t!On with the clerk. that the Scntleman
from Houlton, Mr.. Pierce. i right.
and that the Senate amendments were.
rejected.
On motion by Mr.. Kicker OF cast!ne
the vote was reconsidered whereby
the House voted this mo. ming 20 ron
ha ;,, nc
ton of the Senate Amendment B.
Mr., SANBORN of South Portland ::
Mr. Speaker, 1 would like to inquire
if the motion applies to all three
amendments which were rejected, ~
only TO the amendment rejecting the
provision in regard to Hancock coun-
ty?
The SPEAKER Pro TEN: The Chair
will inform the gentleman from South
Portland. Mr.. Sanporn, that there was
one amendment; it aected several
counties. but there was but one
amendment.
Mr.. KICKER of Castine: Mr.. Speak
er. the bill at the present time before
the House then leaves the matter with
reference TO Hancock County at $1401
or $1,000?
The SPEAKER pro tenn: s140o.
Mr.. Kicker: Mr.. Speaker, I un-
de-stood that the bill as it came fror2
the Senate read $1,000
The SPEAKER pro TEN: The Chair
will inform the gentleman from Cas-
tine, Mr. Kicker that vas the amend
ment
Mr.. KICKER: Mr.. Speaker, wish
to concur with the Senate on the
amendment giving $1,000 to the sheriff
of Hancock County: and for that rea-
son / move that the House do now con-
cur with the Senate on the amend
ment
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
will inform the gentleman from Cast
inc, Mr.. Kicker. that this morning the
House voted to non-concur with the
Senate; we have now reconsidered that
action, and if l. understand tho. gem
tleman now, his motion is that we
concur with the Senate in the adop-
ton Of Senate Amendment to SEN
ate Doc. No. 14S. so far as Hancock
County is concerned.
Mr.. PIERCE of Houlton: Mr.. Speak
er, rise to point Of parliamentary
inquiry. do not see how we can
concur with the Senate in the adop-
ton of part Of the amendment and not
concur in the adoption off the whole
amendment
Mr.. KICKER: Mr.. Speaker viii
make my motion to apply to the whole
amendment. To be perfectly frank IN
the matter, it seems to me the mat
ter is somewhat mixed up between two
or three counties. and if it is neces-
sary for me to move to concur on
the whole amendment. | am willing to
do SO if that is satisfactory to the
other counties.
Mr.. LOMBARD Of Old Orchard: Mr..
Speaker, this amendment applies to
York County. and while ] am willing
it should apply to any other county.
as far as 1t refers to York County l
object, l will therefore move that the
House do concur as to- York County.
The SPEAKER pro tenn: The Chair
will rule that the House should either
concur or non-concur with the entire
amendment, as suggested by the gen.
tIeman from Houlton. Mr.. Pierce.
Mr.. Lombard moved that the House