Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-03

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eea and Shore Fisheries.
Resolve in favor Of the Clerk and Mes
ssnesr TO the Committee On Railroads
and Expresses.
Resolve in favor Of Charles r. Kings
bury for Services az Clerk. Messenger
and Etenographer TO the Committee Oh
Indian Affairs.
Resolve appropriating money to pay
winifrsd NJ Bearcs stenographer and
rypist 70 tho Secretary Of The Senate
Resolve in favor Of Rsuei B. soule
for Services a. Clerk and Seenozrapher
70 the Committee on Banks and Bank
Ing.
Resolve in favor of tho Shorthand Re-
porter TO the COMMITTEES on Railroads
and Expresses.
Receive in favor Of Claude ". Towns
end. Jr.. for Services az Messenger 70
the Committee On Inland Fisneries and
Game.
Resolve in favor Of Ina z. Chad
bourne.
Resolve in favor Of Neil L. Fiolette
for services as clerk OF the committee
on State lands and forest preservation
Regolve in favor Of II. 2. Hawes for
services an clerk to the committee On
insane hospitals.
Resolve in favor Of the clerk, stem
oera pher and messenger TO the COM
mittee on appropriations AID imam
cial affairs.
On motion by Mr.. EerricK 81 Frank
lin. recess wa,s taken until O'CLOCK
After Recess.
Senate chilled to order by the Presi-
dent.
The fo!ioWinz communication was
received from the Executive.
April 2, 1916.
To the Honorable Senate:
Senate bill No. 2Di. 4 Resolve fo: the
purpose OF operating the fish hatcher
les and feeding stations for .ian, for
the protector # fish, game and t.rda,
and for printing the report III the OH
missionfrs Of Ia!aEd fisheries ard
game is returned herewith unsigned,
for the reason that you have PASSED u
tax act Of IL mills, which, together
with other incomes, viii raise approIi-
nately ten million dollars, and have
passed resolves, together with apprO-
prfations by Law aearegating consider
ably In excess III this amount. It Is,
therefore, necessary that :lDDEcp!.a-
tions be reduced 10 conform to the in
come as already fixed by YOU. Other
departments and institutions have
voluntarily reduced their demands,
and I consider that this department
can accommodate Itself to the same
condition even more easily than some
Of the others. to the extent Of at
least s25,n00.
regret the necessity Of vetoing a
department resolve in total, as the law
commands; but Of course it will be
incumbent On you to adjust the mat
ter 50 that the interests OF the depart
ment will not suer.
II this il allowed 70 stand at the
amount named In the bill, 1t may be
necessary to offer some other veto
message for your consideration, unless
you can raise more revenue. / shall DC
very glad to sign resolve for Sl50, 900
for this department, which, together
with the $25 600 already passed. will
make $175.010 for maintenance. outside
of about $50 in other appropriations
for the same department"
tSigned OAKLEY &. CURTIS,
Governor.
The PRESIDENT: The question Is
whether the Senate after reconsidera-
ton would agree 70 pass the resolve
the fIinrffrnG If hc To he
contrary Notwithstanding. On this the
Naas ard nays are ordered. Those who
favor passing the bill notwithstanding
no objection Of the Governor. will an
swer yes, and those who want to sus-
tain the Governors veto will answer
no.
The secretary called the roll. Those
voting yes were: Messrs. Alien,
Ames, Bartlett. Cole. Conant. Durgin,
Emery. Fulton, Peacock. Swift, WALTZ
er-11. Those voting no we're: Messrs.
BOynton. Burleigh, Butler, Chatto,
Colby, Dunton, Flaherty, Garce,on,
Herrick, Jillson. Leary. Murphy, Scam
mon, Thurston, Weld-15 Absentees.
Messrs. Clark, Hastings. Mouiton.
Price,.
N'thhS ytS dIIO ID NOtIIS no
the veto OF the Governor was sustained
and the secretary notified the House.
Mr.. HERRICK Of Franklin: Mr..
President, I ask unanimous consent
Of the Senate to present a resolve for
the purpose OF operating the fish
hatcheries and feeding stations for
fish, for the protection OF fish, game
and birds; and for printing the report
OF the commissioners Of inland fisheries
and game. and l move that 1t takes it's
several readings under suspension Of
the rules and be passed to be engross-
ed without reference to committee.
The motion was agreed to.
MIR. COLE Of York: Mr.. presi-
dent. I move that the resolve lie on
the table.
The motion was agreed to.
The President declared a recess until
10.45
After Recess
Senate called to order by the Presi-