Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17

seines or nets within two thousand feet
of any trap or weir, reported that the
same ought not to pass, as legislation
uhereon is ineXpedient.
Same gentleman from same committee
reported ought not TO pass on bill An
At to protect the Holsters within three
miles OF Matincus and Criehaven Plan
tationS.
Reports we're read and accepted and
sent up for concurrence.
Mr.. Washburn, from the commit
tee on agriculture. reported ought to
pass on bill. An Act creating bureau
of animal husbandry.
Same gentleman, from same COM
mittee. reported same on Resolve to
amend Chapter Is, Resolves of 1917,
relating to animal husbandry.
Mr.. Baxter, from the committee on
judiciary, on bill An Act to create
the Maine Water Power Commission
reported same in new draft. under
same title, and that it ought to pass
Mr.. BARNES of Houlton: That
paper YOU have in your hands. Mr.
Sneaker, sthe unanimous report OF
the committee on judiciary on bill
establishing the Maine Water Power
Commission: and / move that the
rules be suspended. and that the bill
have it's three several readings and
be passed to be engrossed.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
state that this places before the Leg
islature an important matter in a
new draft without printing. If the
rules are suspended. the new draft
will not become a printed bill.
Mr.. BEAN of Minot: Mr. Speak
or. I would suggest that the bill be
read. | have not the slightest idea
what the matter is We are taking ac-
ton on.
The SPEAKER: The Chair is Q!
the opjnion that this bill is Of sufh
cient Importance to be printed and
he in the hands OF the Legislature
II is a new draft Of bill.
Mr.. BEAN: ! would make that
motion.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
state that the normal course of the
bill on the acceptance OF the report IS
10 automatically table it for printing
The motion has been made that the
rules be suspended and that the biA
be given its three several readings III
the present time without printing
| Is that the pleasure of the House?
A viva voce vote being taken, tne
motion failed of passage.
The SPEAKER: The report hav-
ing been accepted. the bill lies on the
table for printing under the rules.
Mr.. Hinckley. from the committee
on legal affairs. on bill An Act to
amend Chapter 1873 of the Private and
Snccial Laws of 1917. entitled m
40, 70 create tine Auburn sewerage
District and transferring to II the
sewer system of the city OF Auburn
rcported same in now dral'' uhue'
same title. and that it ought 20 pass
MIR. Ianphcr. from same commit
toe. on bill An Act to amend nap
tor "a of the Private ana Speciai
Laws of 1918. relating to inc Fast
mort municipal court. reported same
in a new draft under same tlt'c' ana
tina, il ought to pass
Mr.. Berry from TIE committee on NIL
i,arv affairs reported ought to pass OF
Resolve in favor of the inhabitants u
the town of Industry, Franklin county
Maine.
Mr.. Hinckley from the committee OF
legal affairs reported ought to pass OF
Resolve proposing an amendmeh' ~
section of Article II of the constitu
lion of the state of Maine. providins
for the continuation of the rfsht Q!
suffrage to persons otherwise duaiiied
10 vote for Governor. senator and rep
rase,tatjves in this state in the town
~ plantation where his residence fol
suffrage purposes has been estapfsheo
for a pcr.od of three months after MS
removal therefrom to another town q
plantation within this State. cine rules
were suspended and the resolve given
it, frat rea1ing. and specially assiened
for it's second reading Monday. March
i. at 90 P NJ
Same gentleman from same committee
re,ortei same on bill An Act TO amend
Section Of Chapter ; of the Revise
statutes relating TO Qualifications OF
voters (Thc rul0s were SUSPENDED and
the bill Given its two several read
;n~s>
Mr.. Ra-rv from thc committee on NIL
i.a-y affairs renorted same on bill Ar
At 10 further arend Section - Of
Chaniar of the Revised Statutes as
amended hv Charter 30 Of the Publ
Lnws of 1917. relating to certificates f.,
reimbursement of towns for burial eN
! enses OF honorably discharged soldiers
! AMI sailors. (The rules were suspend
cd and the bill given its two severa
readingS)
On motion il was voted to reconsider
the action taken this morning accept.
ing the report of the co1aalittee on IL
brary that the resolve authorizing the
purchase by the State OF one hundred
copies OF the History of Norway IL