Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-28
bye, those opposed will say no. The
clerk will call the roll.

clerk will call the roll
YEA-Albert, Allan of Portland, An
erews Of Warren. Babb. Berry, Bolduc'
23oman Of vinalhaven. Burbank, Bussa-
Dow. Driscoll Disk. Dutton, Emerson
thwait, Grant. Quincy. Harmon. Hart.
we'll, Holbrook. Holt Of Goul 9lsh x MoH
kneeland. Knight. Larsay. Lawrence e
per, NORM. Murphy. Murray. Mellon;
bconnslI Packard Of New r,1,,rs p pahsr
Ranney, Redman. Reed. Richards. Rowe,
Russell Ryder, Sawyer Of Eden, Sawyer
Of Madison, Snow of Bluehill. Snow OF
ner, futile. Watson. WEIGH. webb. Will
Nanas, Wilson-n.
NAY-Aiden. Allen Of Sanford, Ames,
Anderson. Barnes. Baxter, Besse. Bow
man Of Detroit. Brewster. Brown Buz-
cell. Gates. Chaplin Of Bridgton: Charles.
Clark Of Harrison. Clarke of Randolph:
Clason. Clement, Clifford. Coffin, Cole OF
Eliot. Cole of Etna, Conary, Credl1ord.
of Wallagrass, Eaton. Ellis of YORK.
Flint Gannett, Garcelon. Greenlaw. Han
son, Hall, Hammond. Harris. Hart, Hill,
nings. Jordan of Baileyville. Jordan Of
McNaIy, Merrill, Pendexter. Powers,
Purington. Rounds. sisson Stanley
WaXR, WaSnDufn, WdttS-U,
Observation-Disclosures Of Norway. Averill'
Billings. Boynton. Bracket. Bragdon,
Chaplin OF South Portland, Day, Dearth'
Ellis Of Gardiner, Frost. Larrabee, Le-
vesque. Lewis. Morrison. Mutty' Nichoias'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
When Mr.. Harrington of Augusta was
reached on the roll CALL he made the
following statement:
do not want to be misunderstood
In my vote on this matter. When this
comes to the final clash, I shall be
against the gentleman from Lewiston
Mr.. Emerson; but I do believe in this
instance that the courtesy of the House
as to printing ought to be extended to
him. and for that reason / shall vote
yes.
!"hen Mr.. Newcomb OF Scarboro was
reached in the roll call he made the fol-
lowing statement:
Mr.. Speaker. l was called out before
the Public Utilities Commission. and
do not really feel that l could vote in
tellgently on the matter and therefore
would like to be excused.
Seventy-one having voted in the af-
frmative and 66 having voted in the
negative.
The motion prevailed and the report
was laid on the table pending accept
ance and 1900 copies of the new draft
ordered printed
Public Utilities.
Mr.. Gannett. from the committee on
public utilities. on bill, An Act to au-
thorize the Public Utilities Commission
to investigate proposed changes in the
rates of any public utility and to order
refunds in certain cases" reported same
In new draft under title of AN Act to
authorize the Public Utilities Commits
sion to investigate proposed changes in
the rates of any public utility and to
suspend the same pending investiga-
ton" and that it ought to pass
Mr.. Merrill, from the same commit
tee. reported Ought to pass" on bill,
IAN Act to amend Section 81. Chapter
90, of the Revised Statutes, to author
lie revision of the DEGREES of the Rail-
road Commissioners"
Mr. Wilson, from the same commit
tee, reported in new draft and ought
to pass on bill, IAN Act to extend the
charter of the Rumford Falls & Bethel
Street Railway"
Mr.. Allan, from the same committee
reported in new draft under same title
ana ought to pass" on bill IAN Act
10 extend the charter of the Washing
ton County Light & Power Company"
Ways and Bridges
Mr. Clason. from the committee on
ways and bridges, reported ought 10
pass" on bill An Act to amend SEQ
lions I, 80 and 80. of Chapter rs of the
Revised Statutes, relating to funds for
State highways"
me reports were accepted and the
several bills ordered printed under the
joint rules.
MT Wepb, from the committee on in
land fisheries and game, on petition of
Chafles A. Thompson and Is others for
law prohibiting fishing through the i,e
In Blunts pond in the town of Lamoine
reported that same be placed on file a ;
subject matter has already been acte
upon
MT. STANLEY. from same committee. on
petltlon or \. Il. Lincoln and Al others.
Teiatlng to fishing through the ice in
Androscoggin lake, reported that same
ne placed on file as the subject matter
VIII be incorporated in the revised code
OF inland fish and game laws which will
be reported later"
Mr.. McNally, from same committee on
bill. An Act to amend Section IL of
Chapter 90 of the Revised Statutes of 1919
relating to fishing through the ice, re
ported that same be placed on file, as
the subject matter in new draft (per-
hitting Ice fishing during the month of
April in certain waters in Aroostook
Washington, Hancock, Penobscot. Pts
cataquis and Somerset counties) will be
Incorporated in the revised code of inland
fish and game laws which will be report
ed later"
Same gentleman. from same committee
on bill. An Act additional to Chapter az OF
the Revised Statutes $3.50 relating to
fishing in tributaries to Prestile stream
In Aroostook county. reported that same
be placed on file. as the subject matter
has been Incorporated in the revised code
of inland fish and game laws which will
be reported later
Mr.. Flint, from same committee. on
BILL An Act to amend Section 43 Of Chap
ter 80 of the Revised Statutes. 1916. relat-
Ing to the use of deer IN lumber camps
reported that the same in a new draft
permitting the use of two deer each sea-