Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-01

SHoeRPpe REPORT
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ME Roberts .'theo sG.9sd House
AmsuAmsnt '.3-.to. sasena ~ STRIKING
ct "A ef Secehu41 after the word
-oAseszs- in tho ninth line and insert
isEEtn plsce thereof. ''the fss for such
hcsnse-ahall BE- &2S, which shan b. de-
pou1sed Attire time Of ma1ing tho ap-
p1seatisn, and All Neasses shall ex-
nire ono ysar froW< the 6a1s. u their
issae. The 1eeest commissioner OF
forest. fire, warde.epia ofEznaaed towns
may at any time suspend or revoke any
license for fhe v6eaAtiea OF the slash
laws: and he q they may suspend
such licenses in times .of drought or
as~ to any portable sawm1A. the oper-
alton Of which would-creAte An extra
fre hazard. Upon application filed ana
recorded as aforesaid. the forest COM
missioner shall grant permit to
change the location of any portable
sawmih"
On further motion by Mr.. Roberts,
House Amendment "A" was adopted
and the bill then received it's third
reading and was passed to Be engrossed
as amended.
The SPEAKER: Under the head
ing of tabled and today assigned"
the Chair presents for consideration,
Report of the Committee on Mercan-
tile Affairs and Insurance on Bill,
An Act authorizing the insurance
commissioner to review rates of in
surance.
The pending question being the
acceptance of the report of the COM
nnittee. reporting Ought not to pass
On motion by Mr.. Rounds of Port
land, the report of the committee
was accepted.
The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
SCENTS for consideration, under the
heading of'"tabled and unassigned
House Doc No. 203. Majority and
Minority Reports of the Committee
on Judiciary on Bill. An Act to Sc
cure the purity of ice cream. tabled
pending the acceptance of either re-
port, on motion by Mr.. Maher of
Augusta.
On motion by Mr.. Maher the re-
ports were again tabled and spec
tally assigned for consideration to-
morrow.
Mr.. HOLLEY of North Arson: Mr..
Speaker, ! move that we take from
the table resolve relative to repre-
sentatives of the Indian tribes, the
same being tabled by me this morn
ing.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. HOLLEY: / wish to say, Mr..
Speaker, that this resolve is a dupli-
cation The committee on .appro-
priations and financial affairs has al
ready reported two resolves which
cover all that this resolve is sup
posed to cover. and for that reason
Of this resolve.
The m otion was agreed to and the
resolve was indefinitely postponed.
MIR. FORBES of South Paris: Mr..
Speaker, I rise to ask for sugges-
tion from the Chair. There was
passed to be engrossed in the House
Yesterday, a bill relative to the trial
terms of the supreme judicial court,
which would in effect change the en-
tire system in regard to the schedule
of the trial terms of that court. This
morning on its passage to be enacted.
there appeared bill which makes
a change in the schedule of Sagada-
hoe county. and this piece of pend
ing legislation was evidently over
looked by the eminent delegation OF
lawyers and laymen who prepared
the amendment 10 the bill yester-
dav. 1t seems to me that this should
he Incorporated in the other bill. and
l would like a suggestion from the
Chair as to the method of procedure.
The SPEAKER: The Chair would
suggest that a feasible method at
least of bringing about what is de-
sired would be to amend the bill in
accordance with the terms of the
schedule adopted and then dispose
Of the Sagadahoc bill.
Mr.. FORBES: ! understand that
bill is not in the possession OF the
House at the present time.
The SPEAKER: The Chair un-
derstands that to be the fact.
Mr.. FORBES: So that it would
have 10 be amended when it appears
on its passage to be enacted.
The SPEAKER: II the bill, as
amended on motion by the gentle
men from Paris yesterday. has gone
into the hands of the engrossing de-
partment, it may still possibly be de-
tanned and returned to the House.
The Chair would suggest that the
gentleman from Paris, Mr.. Forbes.
enquire of the engrossing depart
ment as to where the bill is, and stop
il it it has not already been en-