Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-13


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case the selectmen shall appoint as
heretofore.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair
thanks the senator from Somerset for
his explanation.
The pending question being on the
adoption of House Amendment \ to
House Amendment 4. the motion was
agreed to.
The vote being doubted by MIR.
Creighton of Knox.
Mr.. CREIGHTON: Mr.. President.
l would like to have that tabled IN
til can have a chance to look ii
over a little bit. or indefinitely post
Monochrome or the other. l don't care
which.
Mr.. Creishton then moved that the
Senate reconsider its vote whereby
this amendment was adopted, and
the motion was agreed to.
Mr.. DAVIES: | would ask the
senator from Knox. Senator Creigh
ton. if he would kindly have some
SpecIilc tltll' dSSiS 4teu "fi'h 'i'iS ii'oN-
ter may he taken up
Mr.. CREIGHTON: In one minute.
Mr. DAVIES: That is very salts
factory to me.
Mr.. CREIGHTON: MIR. President.
wish to say that nour town we
had a road commissioner there for
about ten years, and We couldn't get
rid of him. He was elected 10y his
friends and he was very unsatisfac-
tory, and since this other law was
adopted we have had some good road
commissioners appointed by the Sc
lectmen Of the town. and 1t has been
very satisfactory. 1t seems TO me that
the selectmen are better fitted to ap-
point road commissioner than the
voters OF the town.
The PRESIDENT: The Char
would state that the time limit OF
one minute has expired.
Mr.. DEARTH OF Penobscoi: MI.
President, evidently the senator from
Knox. Senator Creighton. does not care
10 have the matter acted upon toda )
and | would suggest that ii be tabled
ami specially assigned Tor consi lara ticn
for tomorrow
M. DAVIES: Mr. President | do not
know where the senator from Penob-
scot. Senator Dearth. gets his assump-
ton from. The senator from Knox
Senator Creighton. made the statement
that he wanted this matter acted upon
in ane minute. and the minute has eX-
pred. as the Chair has stated. May
through the Chair il there is any o.
.eli!on 10 acting upon the matter now?
Mr. CREIGHToN: | have just SIM
ply stated my idea OF this mater AMI
YOU can go ahead and fight it out.
Mr.. DAVIES: The senator from
Knox. Senator Creighton, says Co
ahead and fight it out"
The PRESIDENT: viii the senator
from Cum ber'and PERM, suggestion
on the part OF the Chair"
Mr.. DAVIES: Certainly
The PRESIDENT: The suggestion Of
the Chair would be that the motion Of
the senator from Penobscot. Senator
Dearth, that the matter be laid upon
the table and especially assigned for
consideration tomorrow. has precen-
dence.
The motion wa. agreed 20.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair lays
before the Senate Resolve in favor OF
'the town of Porter. tabled by the sem
, ator from oxford. Senator Stanley. the
pending question being the acceptance
of the report.
Mr.. stanley Mr. President. this
is a resolve that vas recomritted u
the committee on education. Last week
I was unable to be here and the report
came into the Senate Yesterday soon
after I arrived. There are parties that
I wish to get in communication with
and I would as the Senate to have it
especially assigned for tomorrow morn
ing.
The motion was agreed to.
The PRESIDENT: The Char lays
before the Senate 8. D. l75. Resolve in
favor OF the Bangor State hospital for
purposes herein enumerated for the
years 1919 and 1890. tabled pending is
second reading by the senator from
Cumberland. Senator Grant.
Mr.. GRANT: ! move this be tabled
till tomorrow morning when will Of
fer an amendment so that it will con-
form to the budget
The motion was agreed to
The PRESIDENTS: The Chair lays
before the Senate II. -. 23a. An Act to
am7nd Sections I, n. II and q OF the
Revised Statutes. all relatin. to the
survey and sale of wood bark. coal
hoops. slaves and lumber. tabled rend-
ing its passage to be enacted by the
senator from Kenneber. Senator Cobb
On motion by Mr. Cobb it WAS re-
tabled and specially assigned for next
Tuesday.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair lays
before the Senate communication from
State auditor submitting biennial report.
tabled by the senator from Cumberland
Senator Grant
On motion by Mr.. Grant the commi-
nlcat'on was accepted PLACED on n.e and
sent down for concurrence.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair laws
tefore the Senate II. d. 1884, Resolve
in favor Of the town OF Eagle Lake 20
reimburse said town for Fart OF the
excessive expenses incurred in the in
nuenza and smallpox epidemics. tabled.
pending final passage. by the senator
from Aroostook. Senator Thornton.
NJ. THORNTON: ! move the final
passage of the resolve