Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24

oeoli1lS ltlHt the senate naQ received
the message from the House. and that
that body would forthwith request Of the
Governor the return Of the Resolve as
specified in the message
a uniform tax on intangible personal
property. (Tabaed for printing pending
concurrent action on motion by Mr..
Higgins T Brewer
The following bills. petitions. etc.
were presented and on recommendation
OF the committee on reference of bills,
were referred to the following commit
tees:
Agriculture.
Ply Mr. Hart of Holden: Resolve in
favor Of the Live Stock Sanitary Com
missioner. with statement Of facts.
Inland Fisheries AND Game
BY Mr.. Allen Of Mackias: An Act to
provide for a nonresident fishing license.
Ordered printed and referred)
judiciary.
By Mr.. Pierce of Houlton: An Act to
amend Section q of Chapter IS OF the
Revised Statutes, relating to the record
OF attachment Of bulky personal proper
~. Ordered printed and REFERRED
Labor.
Ply M. Fossett OF Portland: An Act
to regulate the hours of labor and wages
of employees in the Department Of
Public Works, Street and Highway De-
partments of the cities of the State.
Ordered printed and referred)
Legal Affairs.
BY NJ. Fossett OF Portland: An Act
to create The offices o. City Carpenter
and Assistants in all cities Of more
than Loco Inhabitants. Ordered print
ed and referred
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr.. Holt Of Croldsboro: An Act re-
lating 10 salaries of subordinate officers
OF the House of Representatives.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY MIR. Mullisan Of Nobleboro: An
Act TO amend Section one of Chapter u
of the Private and Special Laws of 1905,
entitled An Act to protect cod and
other ground fish IN waters off the coast
of Lincoln and SAGA dahoc Counties, -
Ordered printed and recerred)
BY Mr.. Small OF Mt Desert; Petition
OF 4. l. Rlmsdeu and five others 10
amend the Publice Laws OF 1905, Chapter
III, relatives TO SEEMING herring also
petition Of c. T, Richardson and s.
others in favor of same.
BY the same gentleman: Rernon-
STRANGE of Fred Fernald Of Southwest
Harbor and others. against any change
l,r,l 1E pE1rr4 ir,er
Holsters il this state; also remonstrance
Of Z. A, LAWYER and others OF South
west Harbor against same; also remon-
STRANGE Of 9. Raymond Joy and others
OF Eden against same; also remonstrance
q Lean1er Z, Bunker and others OF
Cranberry Isles against same; also re
rnonst-ance Of Leslie r Bunker and 9TH
ers Of Sutton against same, also remon-
STRANGE of ". s Tee and 81 Others
against same. also remonstTance OF Les
lie s King and Is others against sam
also renonstrance OF Arthur s. Spurl-
Ing and Others o. Cranberry Isles
against same.
BY Mr.. Holt of Goldsboro. Renons-
trance Of Maurice TORY and q others
against same.
BY Mr. Small Of Mt. Desert; Remons-
/ trance Of l.. u. Newman ana p Others
Of Manset against same: also remons-
trance of Albert D Moore and ~ others
against same
AT this point q message was received
from the Senate through its secretary
stating that tho Senate has received
from the Governor the resolve as To-
c,i,ns,ed has reconsidcred the vote
whereby the resolve was finally passed
and now transmits the same to the
House for its further consideration.
The SPEAKER. The Chair now lays
hesore the House the resolve which has
been returned from the Senate, being
Resolve in favor Of preserving the HE OF
the FISH in the several fish hatcheTies and
for the temporary operation OF the hatch-
eries and feeding stations for hsh III Inns
state. and TOY the protection OF HSh'
game and birds. This resolve was nna4Iy
passed in the House on Wednesday ,
F7ehrlarv l.: il was finally passed D!
the Senate on Thursday, February ~
and sent to the Governor for ms approx
al. Al the request Of the House. IN ac-
eordance with the message winch the
nJouse has -uSt sent, this resolve mas
baer returned to the House for further
o,+i,n The gentleman from Brewer
MY Higgins, has moved that the rules
he SUSPENDED and that the House recon-
s;der the vote whereby this resolve was
fnallv passed. That motion was agreea
n This resolve bearing the emergehc!
cIause. under the provisions OF the CON
s+itu+ion requires a two-thirds vote OF
al the members elected 10 TINS i7ouse
All -47ose in favor Of the final passage
~ this resolve will please rise and STAND
:, ,beir nIaces until the monitors have
returned the count.
4 division being had, 126 voted III ISVof
NJ The final massage of the resolve
The SPEAKER: 26 having voted II
4oyor of the final passage Of this resolve
eve resolve has received the necessary
thirds vote required by the Consul
+u+i,n and has been finally passed ny
the House 1t will be signed by the
sneaker and sent to the Senate; aho
,he clerk will be charged with the outv
If transmitting the same to the oellale
Reports of Committees.
NJ Nicholas from the committee on
concentrations and financial affairs, re-
nor,es9 fought to pass" on resolve IN
favor Of Frank Francis. representative
of the Passarnaquoddy tribe OF INDIANS