Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19

EOWS connecting tn6 Upper and Lower
Richardson Lakes.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
in the navigation Of Sebago Lake.
Resolve approprtating money to aid
in building q road around Cook Hill
In the town OF Jackson and providing
for the future maintenance Thereof.
Resolve n favor OF the Madawaska
Training School for the construction
and furnishing Of a suitable dormitory
building
Resolve appropriating money to aid
in rebuilding bridge in the town of
Cutler.
Resolve appropriating money to aid
in building a bridge across Sourdabs-
cook Stream in the town of Hampden
and providing for the future mainten-
ance thereof.
Resolve appropriaung money for the
Township. in the county of Washington.
Mr.. Pierce Of Houlton moved that this
resolve be tabled pending its final pas
sage and be specially assigned for con-
sideration on Wednesday Of next week.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. St. Clair Of Calais moved that the
vote be reconsidered whereby this resolve
was tabled and assigned for Wednesday
Of next week.
The question being on the motion to re-
consider,
A viva voce vote being taken.
The motion was lost.
Orders Of the Day
On motion by Mr.. Holt Of Skowhegan
the rules were suspended and that gentle
man presented out Of order the following
order:
Ordered. That a message be sent to His
Excellency. the Governor. requesting hin,
TO return TO the House bill, An Act en-
tiled An Act to establish reformatory
for women" for its further consideration.
The order received a passage.
Mr.. GREEELEAF of Portland: Mr..
Speaker. notice by the Legislative Rec
ord In the proceedings under date of
March 10th, on page 7sl. that l am given
credit for very fine speech made by my
colleague from Portland, Mr. Greedy. One
OF US is unfortunate owing to the fact
that our names are spelled with the same
beginning. On this page OF the record
near the top il says Mr.. Greenleaf OF
Portland and it should be Mr.. Greedy
of Portland" I hardly know. Mr.. Speak
er. what action should be taken TO correct
this record, but IL 1t is in order I would
move that 800 copies, if that is the num-
Der ordinarily printed, be recalled and
that the correction be made in the record,
and that my friend. the gentleman from
Portland, Mr.. Greely, may be credited for
making the speech which he actually did
make.
Mr.. GREELY OF Portland Mr.. Speak
er, l feel just as bad about il as my coll
league from Portland.
The question being on the motion OF
Mr.. Greerleaf.
viva voce vote being taken.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. HIGGINS OF Brewer: Mr. Speaker,
it seems that both OF the distinguish
gentlemen from Portland make mighty
fine speeches. according to this record,
and il would he quite an expense to have
800 copies OF this record reprinted; and
as both Of the gentlemen are willing
to cali i: off, would suggest tina. We for
ge, it.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will state
that the Official record OF the House may
be corrected on suggestion, and the Chair
will order that that be so done.
Mr.. GREENLEAF: MI. Speaker. l
simply did not want to go on record as
talking upon both sides Of the same ques-
ton at the same time.
On motion by Mr.. Muiligan Of Noble
no nil civ md
that gentleman presented under a aus.
pension of the rules and oar Of order bill.
AT Act to provide for the destruction o.
dog fish and other members OF the shark
specie in the waters OF Maine.
Atr. Muiligan then moved that the bill
be received and considered without refer
ence to a committee.
Objection was made to receiving the
bill by Mr.. Ward Of Augusta, that gen.
tlenlan calling for 4 division OF the
House on the question o. receiving the
bill
Cor debate see Legislative Record)
A division being had. 81 voted in favor
and e against.
So the House voted to suspend the rules
ard receive the bill at this time.
On further motion by Mr.. Muliigan the
bill was tabled for printing.
Mr.. CLIFFORD OF Lewiston: Mr..
Speaker. I have an act of public nature
that l wish TO introduce under a suspen-
sion Of the rules. l will state that ma
terial needed by me in preparing this
bill was not accessible to me until very
recently. and it is bill which is Of con-
siderable importance in my judgment
for that reason I trust the House will
allow me the privilege of Introducing it
at this time.
Mr.. Clifford then presented bill, An Act
to define. regulate and control the bust
ness of making loans or Announcements
OF money in sums Of three hundred dol
lars or less in amount, and to regulate
the assigning of wages when given a. Sc
curity for any such loan or advancement
No objection being made. the bill was
received.
On further motion by Mr. Clifford the
bill was tabled for printing without ref
erence to a committee.
Mr. THOMBS Of Lincoln: Mr.
Speaker and gentlemen, in view Of
the fact that the gentlemen seem to
have had pretty good luck with the:f
measures, I would ask the privilege
OF introducing three measures at this
time. These are resolves of a pub