Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-26

the Legislature to the detriment of
those funds, as they will operate
after we have adjourned? If these
special resolves that are coming
along are to be taken out of these
special funds and no provision is
made to those funds, it might re-
suit in some of the appropriations
for those various matters being re-
duced to q point that might make
impossible some of the work that
these departments want to carry on.
I have no objection to the amend
ments but 1 would like to know if
these are to be taken care of in the
appropriations for these various
funds, or if it is simply making it
necessary that they should be paid
out of those funds with no special
appropriation in addition to what we
might call the regular appropriations
for these various matters.
The PRESIDENT: No member
of the committee on appropriations
and financial affairs is present. Is
there anybody present who can ans
wer the inquiry of the senator from
Kennebec. Senator Harrington?
Mr.. SPRAGUE: Mr.. President,
my understanding of this is that
these come out of the regular appro-
priation and will weaken the work
of each department just so much,
but the fish and game department,
the appropriation that is in issue
here being so small. have concluded
not to make any objection. l un-
4 l.;
if l know anything about it, ans
wer his question in the affirmative.
The PRESI DENT: Is there any
other senator who can enlighten us
on this subject?
Mr.. PARENT of Andfoscoggin:
Mr. President, l move that these sew
eral resolutions lie upon the table in
the absence of Senator Emerson.
The PRESIDENT: May the Chair
inquire if the Senator from Andres
coggin intends to include the resolu-
tons passed to be engrossed, or
merely those which have not been
read?
Mr. PARENT: Why. all of them.
Mr.. President, I will withdraw
my motion.
now on the adoption of Senate
Amendment "a to the resolve just
read by the Secretary.
Mr.. HARRINGTON: Mr. President,
| move that the matter lie on the
table.
The motion was agreed to.
H D. 259: Resolve, to reimburse
the town of Southport for the ex-
penses of the sickness and burial Of
Lydia A. Rowe.
Senate Amendment "a" Amend
by striking out everything after the
title and by inserting in place there
of the following:
Resolved, that there be paid to the
town of Southport from the 1921 ap-
preparation for burial expenses of
soldiers and sailors the sum of 500,
to reimburse the town of Southport
for the expenses of the last sickness
and funeral of Lydia A. Rowe, wife
of James r, Rowe, Civil War vet
eran.
The amendment was adopted and
the resolve passed to be engrossed as
amended.
II. D. 1854: Resolve to reimburse the
town of Milo for money advanced un-
der the soldiers dependent law
Senate Amendment "a" Amend
by striking out everything after the
title and by inserting in place there
of the following:
Resolved, that there be paid to the
town of Milo from the fund for de-
pendent families of soldiers and sail
ors $196.29, to reimburse the town of
Milo for the following amounts for
the expenses of families of soldiers.
sailors and marines on behalf of the
State: James p. Strout, $104.57; c.
A. Bowdoin, $7.72; Murray Went
worth, s84.
The amendment was adopted and
the resolve passed to be engrossed as
amended.
II. D. 268: Resolve. in favor of the
town of Milo for aid to mothers with
dependent children.
Senate Amendment "a" Amend
by striking out everything after the
title, and by inserting in place there
of the following:
Resolved, that there be paid to the
town of Milo from the 1921 appropri-
alton for aid to mothers with de-
pendent children the sum of SIS to
reimburse the town for money paid
10 Mrs Charlotte Cochrane.
(Tabled by Mr.. Harrington of Ken
nebec. pending adoption of amend
ment.
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H. D. 142 Resolve in favor of
Northern Oxford Fish and Game As
ISOLATION for repairs and improve
ments on fish hatchery
Senate Amendment "A" Amend by
striking out everything after the title
and by inserting in place thereof the
following:
Resolved, that there be paid from
money recefVed in 1921 for non-resi s
dent fishing licenses TIE sum of $1,000
Tor the purpose of making repairs