Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-28

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! One hundred and thirty four having
voted in the negative and one in the a.
firmative. the motion OF the gentleman
from Winterport Mr.. Ccwan. was re-
iecIed.
, The SPEAKER: That brings tre
House to the question OF the passage
Of the order on which motion mas. ali
ready been made; and as 1 undertook
the gentleman from Portland. NJ. Bax
ter he moved the yeas and nays.
Mr. BANTER: Mr. Speaker. ' with
draw my request for the yeas and nays
, A viva voce vote being taken. the or
DER received passage
The House voted to suspend the rules
and receive out of order the following
Senate order:
H.. ,er,1 xhaS
the bill An Act extending the charter Of
the Salisbury Cove Water Company.
House Document No. i5S. now N the
hands Of the Governor. De recalled to
the Legislature for the correction of an
error.
The order received passage in con-
currence.
The SPEAKER: The Chair Will At
this time appoint the committee of con-
ference on bill An Act authorizing
George F. L'Abbee Of Eagle Lake Plan
tation to maintain a dam in Wallagrass
river. The Chair appoints as that COM
mittee Messrs Barnes OF Houiton. Put
nam OF Danfor,h and Pagan OF Port
land.
Mr. ROwELL Of South Thomasion:
Mr.. Speaker. l would like permission Of
the House to introduce a resolve OUT
! OF order in favor of the town o: st
George for the payment OF additional
school funds for the year 9l7. This is
just claim. recognized as such By the
department of schools which in order
20 furnish the amount due had this re-
I AZ vii
rnder assistance before the committee
il the same is permitted 10 come 10
! hearing This amount. am info-,ne
by the department and the superin,en-
dent. can only be paid by special re-
solve.
, The SPEAKER. The House mas
heard the explain alton of the gentleman
. from South Thomaston. Mr.. Rowell 1t
IS matter of private and special leg
is,a,ion What is the Pleasure OF the
House as TO the consideration o. Tire re-
solve
Mr. ROUNDS Of Portland. Mr.. speak
, err. l suppose this would naturally 90
to the committee on claims. would !:
noto
The SPEAKER: II is the opinion OF
the Chair that il would go 10 the COM
. mittee on education.
Mr. COLCORD OF Searsport: Ar
Speaker. l have two or three resolves
on my desk that came in a little late.
II there is ding 70 be an opportunity
to offer such resolves. / would like the
privilege OF introducing a few n. self
TIE SPEAKER: The matte tefcre
the House at the present time is he r.
solve in question. What il the pleasure
Of the House TO d. with this resolve
Mr.. LACSIEE OF Biddetord. NJ
Sreeke". | move trat the rules BE- sus-
l,rdp ~ tact it = re2e vel.
". HARNFS of IIo lton: VII tn
Sp.. Ike ne PLAN I" Us the body Il
III. les e.
lThn riIair ;i1ei' read the resolve
and The statement of facts attacked
thereto,
Nj. BARNES of Houiron: Mr.
Speaker. I suppose a great many of
ra ere in the position Of the gentle
man from Searsport lMr. Cclcord,,
ard some Of US are in a more nm-
barass:ng position than he. Probably
all of US have resolves which we
have been asked 10 introduce. and
which Rave been sent TO Us to De
introduced. which are private AMI
special in their nature and winch
came In after the 31st Of January.
AZ ] say. some Of us are in mere
embarrassing position. having told
ether members of the House in good
faith that il would be impracticahle
10 introduce such resolves. Now there
is an earnest desire on the part
, Of a good many who know something
about the work nat is before the
House to close the bars on these
private and special matters. particu-
larly if we intend to adjourn by the
29th of March, which would only
be one week shorter thar the longest
session ever held. Personally. ! wish
we might oblige every member. but
/ shall have TO vote against this mo-
ton.
MI LACSIER Of Biddeford: Mr. !
Speaker, this is my first session IN !
this LEGISLATURE, and since l have |
come here / have asked myself the /
auction whether or not we are here !
to do justice to our constituents. and ,
whether certain rules that we have :
made are TO be held to strictly. or /,
whether we are to pass our time in !
discussing amendments which are to /
he voted down. \ town that ought !
to be reimbursed for monies should !,
not be prevnted from so doing by !
moro faohnica 1itipg. il is not fair to |,