Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Chapter I'D u the Resolves Of Ie15
entitled Resolve appropriations mum
ey 70 and IN the construction of SUI
STRUCTURE Of a highway bridge ac-oze
the 81. John riVE between ne
town Of MadHwaHka, Maine, and the
city Of Edmundstun, New Bruins
wick.
ReHolve to appropriate money fur
the purchase Of history If York.
Re-aive authorizing and instructir-
the I'M Council TO make
SUCH alterations ana improvements
81 the residence Of the late jaime.
& Blaine. recently given 10 the
Stale by Mrs. Harrie. Blaine Bea,e.
~ may be necessary and 10 furnish
il suitably, 10 serpe the purpuse of
an executive mansion and to ac-
uuire by purchase such c-uuriguous
propery as may De needsd for said
purpose.
Resolve for the laying Of the cnuu-
~ tzxes for the year 1azC.
EesniV 10 amend a resolve IN "a
o Of the augusta State hospital for
construction Of a new building
for patients.
Resolve n fuvo- Of The town If
Porter for school PURPOSES.
Resolve authorizing CONSTRUCTION
Of 4 building for the care OF cuber-
! cuisr soldiers. sailors and marines.
Resolve II favor ot Harry A
Fowleh, secretary .1f the
Oh scnool for feehie-minaeo.
On motion ny mr.. rattee OF Ea--
Duny. II VT. vured 20 take from tln,
table report of the committee on sal
arIeE IND fees On the various count,
Offices. y
The report was accepted IN con-
cur-sncr.
The bill hen received It's TWO Hev-
ersi readings
Ny. PATTEE Of Harmony: M.
Speaker. move that The rules be
suspended and The nil -.ven its third
reading II the -esen time.
The SPEAKER: There are two
amendments on this bill witch
should nave property followed lac
first reading, Senate Amendment 4
Is a. fellows.
Document 2SS.
men The paragraph relating 70
YORK. county on paEe714 IF : Z. "ss
n The fourth line II said paraEraor
ny inserting after the WORD thou
SAND" the WORD fort" ~, that said
paragraph as amended shall read as
follows:
York county: For clerks N the
office Of register If deeds. eighteen
hundred dollars: for cie-ke IN The
pflce nj register IF probate. Twelve
hundred forty eiEni dollars: ~rr
clerks in the ofiice Of the cierk O.
cour- n thousand forr- dollars"
T~hereEpon the House vp1ed 70
adpp1 Senate amendment 4 IN con
currence.
Senate Amendment 3 20 the same
document.
amend Section ; Of Senate Docp-
nent .ss NY inserting after the WORD
them" in the line numbered ) m
Page . nf The printed hill the fol.
lowing: and the SIM PROVIDED for
the clerk IN Lincoln county shall ne
II full for all such services and also
N full for services a. clerk Of Lin
coin municipal our"
T~he-cupon the House voted 70
adopt Senate Amendment 3 IL cnn-
currence; and the bill then had its
third reading and was passed to ne
enErossen as amended by Senate
Amendment A and SenEte Amend
nenf 3 n concurrence
Orders Of the Day
The SPEAKER: Cnne- oroers %
me day the Chair viii Announce Is
-he committee on The order relating
70 IrvesriEarpn Of tRx matters.
MessrE. Pike Of Eastppr-. Maize, Of
Augusta and Wilson Of Portland.
The SPEAKER: The first mater
unuer consideration for today -
where We left OF under orders Of
me DAY YESTERDAY. and we were CON
slderlns the report of the co1nrnftree
on agriculture on House Document
No 42a: and me pending question,
Is the motion Of the gentleman from
Minor, M. Bean. thar the bill be SUB
stIiuted for the report.
M. BEAN Of Minuf: Mr. Sneake-
and gentlemen Of thu House: 0viny
10 the W1aenR II or hoanred Eues,
OF yes1Edzy, tins discussion was
more or leR broken into. and !
hardly know myself wnere II end
ed ! deslre 20 xar. however. in SUM
ming up NY remarks that while !
admit the report Uf The committee 10
oe generally scceptec. II WOULD az
pear to me that the COMMITTEES must
nave considered the chief obje-tion
70 this bill 70 ne the fac, that there
were no. funds YrpyIdet. IN far
some Of the committee has since roid
me SO AS against this proposItiUn,
have the Governors assurance that
the matter is Of sufficient importance
70 tecomF law and ne will guarantee
that il Will ne financed. All other oo-
lec-lors cnrne from the Livestock
Breeders Association and ! think il
must now be admitted tha. this was
for no orher than purely selfish mo-
ceves. M. Speaker. ] would ask that
when Lhs vote Is taken or this mat
ter, il ne raken by The yeas ant
RAYS.
Mr.. WASHBCRN Of Perry: Nj.
Speaker. 7 would say Ina, the cam
rnittee on agriculture had this ns1-
ter urder consideration and he
proposition is that all cattle n the
State, young n old. shall be sub
jected 20 the ruherculin rest. The
committee considered the matter
and we did not discover any great
demand for such 1cSiaation. We felt
that tte exoensp would eventually
he very great. This was q unanimnas
,p,lort. ought not 10 PASS and ] he
fto1,H 1nnr nF tho frvnrYr Ittar S.s'r