Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-18
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Nr. Dunning from the committee
an7 state. School for Boys. State
School for Girls, and State RE
sormatories reported ought not to
n.sa on Resolve in favor Of State
schooi for Girls. S.
same gentleman from same COM
uittee reported same on Resolve in
,svor Of the Reformatory for Women
~, period from July 1. 1921 to July
!, 1922. ri.
mittee reported same on Resolve in
fayor of Reformatory for Women
,,on January to July 1, 1921.
same gentleman from same. COM
rittee reported came on Resolve in
f,yor of RefosTnatory for. Women for
pericd from July l. 1922 to July 1. 1923.
The reports were accepted and sent
no for concurrence. y.
Mr.. Murchie from the committee
an judiciary on bill An Act to estab-
Iish the Washington county, mu-
nieipal court reported same in a
new draft under title Of "An Act to
estsblish the Western Washington
vunicipal Court" and that it ought
10 pass. f"
Mr.. Hinckley from the same COM
mittee on bill An Act amending
section 3S of chapter IS of the revised
statutes relating to giving Of counsel
nv a municipal or police Judge, re-
n,rted same in new draft under
same title and that 1t ought to pass.
Mr.. Murchie from. the same COM
mittee on bill An Act authorizing
,owns to elect certain municipal
oaacers by secret ballot, reported
same in a new draft under same title
and that it ought to pass. .R...
Mr.. Brewster from the committee
en- legal affairs reported ought to
mass on bill An Act to extend the
charter of the Boothbay Harbor
Water District. +. = .e.. j..
Mr.. Murray from the same COM
.aittce on bill An Act to establish a
fiscal year Of the State reported same
in new draft under same title and
that it ought to pass. ,.
Mr.. Thomas from the committee on
mercantile affairs and insurance re-
ported ought to pass on bill An Act
relating to- life insurance for minors
and the surrender. of such insurance.
Mr.. Crabtrce from the same conf
uittee reported the same on bill An
Act relating to licenses for lightning
rod agents. ~ $50
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee reported the same on bill An
Act to amend chapter So, section IS,
Paragraph 5 of the revised statutes,
ysiAting TO insurance on glass.
Mr.. Ayriek from the committee on
salaries and fees reported the same
on bill An Act to amend section OF
chapter 325 of the private and special
laws of 1897, as amended by. chapter
l5o Of the private and special laws
Of. 1915, and as further amended by
chapter 1888 of the private and special
laws of 1917, increasing the salary OF
the recorder of the municipal court
Of Waterville. ~. s-.s.r r.
Sane gentleman from same COM
mittec reported same on bill An Act
to amend section, % of chapter OF
the revised statutes. relative to the
compensation OF boards of regis.
tation. 80 -, u, = -''e' =
Same gentleman from, same COM
mittee on bill An. Act to increase the
salary of the adjutant general. re-
ported same in a. new draft under
same title and that it. ought to pass
TABLED by Mr.. Crafts of Green
vile, pending acceptance of report)
MI Myrick from the committee on
salaries and fees on bill. An Act to
amend Chapter III, Section II of the
Revised Statutes, relating to the sal
ary, of the State Auditor, reported
same in a new. draft under same
title, and that it fought to pass"
Mr.. CRAFTS of Greenville: Mr.
Speaker, l move that this bill lie on
the table. f,"- :
Mr. MuRCHIE. of Calais: will
ask the gentleman, through the
Chair if he will assign a time for the
consideration OF these reports.
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
from, Calais (Mr. Murchie) inquiries
through the. Chair whether the gen
tlernan from Greenville (Mr. Crafts
cares to assign time; and pending
the answer of the gentleman from
Greenville, the Chair will hazard the
statement that from a day in the
very early future until the end of the
session matters tabled and not. spe-
cially assigned will be attended to at
any time when a majority OF the
House takes them up. II the gentle
man from Greenville fMr. Crafts)
cares to answer the query of the
gentleman from Calais, (Mr. Muir
chie) through the Chair he may now
do So ..s. : i,'....'. = ..:
Mr.. CRAFTS: I will not name
definite date,
The SPEAKER: The motion OF the
gentleman =" from Greenville, - (Mr
Crafts) is that the matter be tabled
indefinitely. = H. .-::.s,- r., F.,
Mr.. MURCHrE: l hope that motion
Will not prevail
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
from Calais must know that this is
tot a debatable question. Those who
are in favor of tabling the matter VIII
indicate it by saying aye, contrary
minded, no -, -
4 viva voce vote being taken. the
motion to table failed of passage. >
Mr.. MURCHIE: Mr.. Speaker,
move that the report Of the commit
Tee be accepted. and will say sim
ply this: This matter, comes in as a
unanimous report from the commit
Zee on salaries and fees. The House
Goes not know what the report is ex-
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