Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-29

presents House Amendment A TO Sen
ate No. 257, which the Chair will
read. Senate Document No. 257 is
hereby amended by adding thereto
the following section:
Chapter IS Of the Revised Stat
utes is hereby amended by adding
thereto the following:
Section "a. Each license granted
and issued by the director Of sea and
shore fisheries to a resident of this
state on or since the LIST d4y Of De.
cemker. A. D. 1918. or that shall be
granted and issued hereafter by said
director Of sea and shore fisheries in
accordance with the provisions Of
Section Is Of Chapter IS Of the Re-
state shall be valid SO long as the Ii
censee remains resident Of this
state; but may be suspended by the
said director of sea and shore fish,
cries for a period not exceeding one
year. only from and after conviction
Of the said licensee for the violation
Of any Of the laws Of the state re-
lating to Holsters in a court Of COM
petent Jurisdiction in the county
where std violation occurs. All acts
or parts OF acts SO far as they are
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
The Chair will call to the atten-
ton Of the gentleman from Booth
bay Harbor. Mr.. Perkins. that he is
amending the Revised Statutes under
ument No. 257.
Mr.. PERKINS: Mr.. Speaker, /
would say that those amendments
were all prepared to amend the Re-
vised Statutes.
The SPEAKER: If the gentleman
from Boothbay Harbor. Mr.. Perkins.
will examine his amendment 1 feel
he will want to correct it.
(The amendment was thereupon
temporarily tabled for the purpose Of
correction.)
On motion by Mr.. Cochrane of
! Monmouth. it was voted to take from
the table, Resolve in favor OF the
University Of Maine, tabled earlier
in the session.
Mr.. COCHRANE OF Monmouth: Mr..
Speaker, yield to the gentleman
from Sanford (Mr. Allen).
Mr.. ALLEN of Sanford: Mr..
Speaker and gentlemen of the House:
looked this matter up few mo-
| ments ago and it is perfectly salts
factory as far as the committee on
education is concerned. 1t takes up
the matter OF note that was issued
some 30 years ago. and this "a
To n 20. T
he old.
The SPEAI.ER: Does the gentl' =
man from Sanford (Mr. Allen) have
any motion.
Mr.. ALLEN: Mr.. Speaker. what
status is 1t in?
The SPEAKER: This comes from
the Senate with the Senate papers.
and was pa used to be engrossed I'M
| der suspension Of the rules, and by
the House also this morning pass
| to be engrossed, but later the en-
crossing was reconsidered.
On motion by Mr.. Allen Of Sanford,
the resolve, already having had its
two several readings under suspen-
soin of the rules, was passed to he
| engrossed.
The SPEAKER: We will now take
up House Document No. 452. An Act
| to amend Section of Chapter lib OF
the Revised Statutes, relating to fees
of sheriffs and their deputies.
Mr.. SMITH Of Skowhegan: Mr..
tSpeaker, l wish to have the matter
tabled for the purpose ofiamendment.
Perhaps it will save time by stating
that the original bill provided that
deputy sheriffs in attendance upon
court in Androscoggin, Cumberland,
Penobscot, York and Kennebec
should receive 81 per day, and the
amendment includes Aroostook. Pts
cataquis, Sagadahoc. Somerset and
| Waldo, which originally received but
So per day.
The SPEAKER: The amendment
presented by the gentleman from
Skowhegan. Mr.. Smith. is as follows:
House Amendment A to House Bill
452
The bill is amended by striking out
Of lines five and six on page six ofy
Lines and 6 on Page of the printed
bill. the words Androscoggin, Cum
berland, kenenbec. Penobscot, or
York. and inserting therefor the
words Androscoggin. Aroostook.
Cumberland. Kennebec. Penobscot,
Piscataquis. Sagadahoc, Somerset.
Waldo or York.
I Is it the pleasure Of the House to
| adopt the amendment?
A viva voce vote being taken, the
amendment was adopted: and on
further motion by the same gentlc-
man the bill received its second
reading.
Mr.. HINCKLEY Of South Port
land: Mr.. Speaker. 1 move that the
ceive its third reading.
| Mr.. ROUNDS OF PortlaM: Mr..
Speaker. l move we lay the matter
on the table.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
state that it takes a two-t thirds vote
to suspend the rules.
Mr.. ROUNDS: Mr.. Speaker.
want to say for the benefit OF the
! gentlemen of this House that I have
been threatened. and there is some
thing more than that amendment In
those lines. 1 do not propose to give
any more money to Cumberland
county for civil deputies where they
get fifteen hundred and some odd
dollars for fines, and Lord knows how
| much for doing United States work !;
! l do not propose to increase their
salaries to 81 d day in Cumberland
county. l am perhaps an obstIuc-
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