Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

take a five minute recess and tina,
we then return and go to business.
The motion prevailed
After Recess
The SPEAKER: At one of the SEES
sions yesterday, the House passed tt
be engrosscd a resolve providing TO!
the payment of certain deficiencies
accruing prior to january !, 1slS
1t appears that there are two re-
solves in bearing the same title, ant
that the amendment which was put
in by the gentleman from Soutl
Thomaston. Mr.. Rowell. as House
amendment 3. surprising that it ap
piled to this till. but really an amend
ment to Senate Document No. 1875
which apparently escaped the notice
Of the House as it went by. 1t Is q
bill bearing the same title, but hav
ing absolutely nothing to do will
House 467. which was on the table
IN order to straighten the situation
out, We will have to reconsider thu
vote Whereby this bill was passed Il
be engrossed; and is that the pleas
ure of the House:
The motion prevailed.
Thereupon the House reconsiderei
its action whereby it adopted House
amendment 3 to Senate Document
1873. -
Thereupon the House voted to IN
definitely postpone House amendment
B to Senate Document lS2, and thu
r. 70 10 az
as originally engrossed, amended b!
House amendment A.
The Chair will now lay before thu
House report A, ought to pass. ant
report 3. ought not to pass, OF Tho
committee on labor on bill. An Ac
relating to the hours of employment
Of women and children, and recog
nized the gentleman from Biddeford
Mr.. Doyle.
(For debate see legislative record
The SPEAKER: The gentleman from
Houlton. MI. Barnes. moves the pre-
vious question AS many as are in
favor of that question will rise.
4 sufficient number having arisen, the
previous question was ordered.
The SPEAKER: The question before
the House now is. Shall the main ques
ton be put: AL! those i'm favor wit
say aye; those opposed, no.
A viva voce vote being taken, the mo.
ton prevailed.
The SPEAKER: And the gentleman
from Biddeford. Mr.. Doyle. has made
the motion that Report A be accepted
and the yeas and nays have been call
ed for.
A sufficient number having arisen. The
yeas and nays were ordered.
Mr.. ALLAN Of Portland: Mr. Speak
er. would it be in order to move an
amendment now:
!, The SPEAKER: The Chair will state
it is not until the report IL accepted
All those in >avor of accepting Report
A will answer yes when their names
are called; those opposed. no. Thu
clerk viii call the roll.
YEA-Alden. Arthur. Audbert Aus
tin of South Berwick. Barnes. Faxter
Bean. Berry. Bowie. Bracket. B-ann
Burns Of Eagle Lake. Burns of Madi'
son. Carey. Carlton. Casey. Gates
WnsIe~ "h nshs"oe Gh chsOs cora
CochTane, .Colcord Cole. Corliss: Gov:
Taton. Pagan. Farnsworth. Harrington
rowes Fuller. ,ct nsyee1Gn ;.er o! 11's"n
Jordan Of Cape Elizaheth. Langs!'er
Murchie. Murray. Nelson: o'Connell
oeaTy orr 9 HeGtShsv Ra tier P Pe1
kins Of orono. phillips. fiks;, Plummer
Simons. Smith. Stacey. STANLEY. Storm
Sullivan. Swift. Thomas Of Harrsweil
Thomas Of South Portland. Tilds Id; Var Il,
Washburn. weatherbee, Williams Of
Auburn. Wyman-Ss.
NAYrAdams, Allan Of Portland. Aue'
tin Of Milford. Bragdon. Brewster
Brown, Case, Clason, Cowan. Crabtree
m az Toxa pa Fn Of rorbes Furbsh
Granville. Greeley Grinneli,, Hanson
New Gloucester. Lanpher, Leathers
Leonard; Macomber. Matthews; Nc
Roberts. Hounds; sanborn. savage
Small. Sweat. Warren. Williams Of
Wells. Wilson Of Pressure Isle. Williams
of Portland-A.
ABSENT-Allen Of Sanford. Anderson
Bradford. Buzzell, Conary. Crane. Dol
lon. Dunn, button, rOS6, HAWInOHu
Holley. I.ausier, Mace. Putnam Ring
Stevens-17.
Ejghty-nine having voted in tht
affirmative and ~ in the negative the
motion to accept report A prevailed
(Applause.)
Mr., BARNES: MIR, Speaker, l move
that the rules be suspended and the
bill have it several readings at this
time.
The SPEAKER: II the House will
wait until it has had it's first reading
then ii will be in order for ans
amendment.
The bill then received its first
reading.
Mr.. ALLAN Of Portland: Mr.