Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-15

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same gentleman, the bill was given its
two several readings, and on further
motion by the same gentleman Friday,
March 16. assigned for the third read
ing Of the bill.
The SPEAKER: The Chair lays be-
fore the House majority and minority
reports of the committee on labor, ma
jority reporting ought not to pass
and minority reporting fought to pass"
on House Document lis, entitled AN
Act to repeal Section 35 of Chapter 49,
Revised Statutes, relative to contract
requiring notice of intention to quit
work or discharge of employees" tabled
pending acceptance of either report by
the gentleman from Corinth, Mr.. MORT
son.
tFor debate see Legislative Record)
The SPEAKER: The clerk will call the
roll. AS many as are in favor Of the mo-
ton of the gentleman from Corinth, Mr.
Morrison, that the majority report, Ought
not to pass" be accepted, will say yes
when their names are called; those op-
posed will answer no.
! YEA-Albert Alden, Allan of Portland
Allen Of Sanford. Anderson. Andrews of
Norway. Andrews of Warren. Averill,
Babb. Barnes, Baxter Besse, Bowman of
Detroit. Boynton, Bracket, Bragdon,
Brewster. Brown, Buell. Gates, Chaplin
of Bridgton. Chap of South Portland,
Charles. Clark of Harrison. Clarke of
Randolph. Clason, Clement, Clifford, Cof-
fin, Cole of Eliot Cole of Etna. Conary,
Crediford Cummings, Cushman, Daigle
Of New Canada Pl.. Daigle of Wallagrass,
Day. Dearth, Dow, Duttori, Eaton, Ellis
of Gardiner, Ellis of York. Harrington,
law, Hanson, Hall, Hammond, Harris.
Hart, Hill, Holbrook, Holey. Holt of
Gouldsboro Hooper, Howard Hutchins.'
Jenkins, Jennings. Jordan of Baileyville,
Jordan of Cumberland, Larrabee, Leavitt,
Lenfest. Lewis, Libby, Longley, Lyford.
McNally. Merrill. Morrison Newcomb.
! Nicholas, Packard of Newburg, Pattee,
P Pendexters Phillips, burlington. Ranney,
Hill, Stearns, Stubs, Tuttle. Wagg,
Washburn. Watts. Williams. Wilson'S.
NAY-Ames. Berry, Billings. Bolduc,
Boman Of Ninalhaven. Burbank. Bussa-
barger. Corliss DescoteauX, Emerson,
Fleming, Frost, Goldthwait Grant. Cur
ney, Harmon. Hartwell, Holt Of Skowhe-
gan, Hunt. King. Kneeland. Knight.
Langley Largay IA, Lawrence. LeyesGue'
O'Connell Packard of Rockland, Picher.
Reed. Rounds. Rowe, Ryder, Sawyer Of
Eden, Sawyer of Madison, Sisson. Snow
of Bluehill. Stanley, Turner, Watson,
Welch-4s
! ABSENT-Driscoll. Drisko. Messer,
Mutty. Powers, Speirs, Tate. Webs.
Ninety-siX having voted in the affirm
alive and 46 in the negative, the ma
jority report Ought not to pass was
accepted.
The SPEAKER: The Chair lays before
the House majority and minority reports
of the committee on taxation; majority
reporting fought not to pass" and minor.
ity reporting Ought to pass on Senate
| Document 102 entitled AN Act to amend
Section 26 and Section q of Chapter 9 Of
the Revised Statutes. relating to State
taxation of railroads and telephone and
telegraph companies" tabled by the gen.
tleman from Augusta. Mr.. Harrington.
pending acceptance of the minority repor,
in non-concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Quincy Of Portland
the minority report was accepted in nom
concurrence, and on further motion by the
same gentleman the rules were suspended
and the bill given it's two several read
inss.
Mr.. BARNES Of Houton: Mr. Speak
err, | wish to inquire whether this is tbs
bill which the Senate passed accepted
the majority report on?
The SPEAKER: The same thing.
Mr. BARNES: We have now accepted
the minority report?
The SPEAKER: We have now accept
ed the minority report and have given
It it's first and second readings.
! Mr. BARNES: Can it be given its
readings when the House and Senate are
differing upon it?
The SPEAKER: The House can assign
a time for it.
On further motion by Mr. Quincy Of
| Portland the rules were suspended and
the bill was given It's third reading and
passed to be engrossed.
The SPEAKER: The Chair lays before
the House Senate Document No. 122, An
Act to amend Section IS Of Chapter 16 Of
the Revised Statutes, relating to the pay
ment of tuition by towns not maintaining
standard schools of secondary grade,
tabled by the gentleman from Houlton.
Mr. Barnes pending its third reading.
On motion by Mr.. Barnes Of Houlton
the bill was given it's third reading and
passed to be engrossed.
| The SPEAKER: The Chair lays before
the House Senate Document No. 23, Re-
| solve relating to equestrian statue Of
Major General Oliver o. Howard and a
standing statue of Brevet Major General
Joshua L. Chamberlain at Gettysburg,
tabled by the gentleman from Watervilie, |
Mr. Berry. pending its first reading.
On motion by Mr.. Berry of Waterville
the resolve was given its first reading,
and on further motion by the same gen.
tleman was laid on the table pending its
second reading.
| The SPEAKER: The Chair will take
this opportunity to say that 1t would re- |
greet it extremely If it were called upon
to call the attention of any individual
member of the House to certain element
airy requirements which forbid personaN-
ties in debate. / speak Of this in Justice |
to one member of the House. The Chair
wishes to make itself clear in regard to
the matter of ruling on an amendment |
The Chair wishes 1t understood that II Ia !
simply question of difference Of iude- |
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