Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-30
HOPES Revived
FRIENDS maine
MEDICAL SCHOOL
House Substitutes Act
for 0 u g h t Not to
Pass Report
Act and Accompanying Resolve
Passed to Be Engrossed-
Strong Support by Reps. Nc
Theron, Gardiner, Gerrish,
Barwise, HuSsey and Murch-
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The Maine Medical School has a.
very promising chance for life, the
Maine House on Tuesday morning
voting SO to A, with eight absent to
substitute the act for the report
ought not 20 pass" One of the few
yeas and nay votes of the present
session was taken in this action.
The work of cleaning up the BUSH
ness is now well under way, As acts
and IL resolves in the House and 10
acts and one resolve in the Senate
being enacted and finally passed
Rep. Audibert OF, Fort Kent made
q warm appeal for Saving the act for
al International bridge between Fort
Kent and st. Francis, n. b., moving
10 substitute the resolve for the ad-
verse report, which was unanimous,
but the House failed, to respond to
his plea and the report was accepted
The Senate has adopted the A. M.
hour for meeting and will open at
that hour Wednesday morning
The bill to regulate boxing in
Maine, providing for a Boxing Com
mission, on Tuesday was passed to
be engrossed by the Senate.
The Senate also refused to in
definitely postpone the act creating
Temperance day in the public
schools, Sen. Harrington of Kennebec
explaining that the House action in
so doing was due to a misunderstand-
ing, many believing that it created
another holiday, instead of merely
providing for As minutes once a year
for exercises appropriate to such a
day in the schools. The Senate then
passed the measure to be engrossed
and sent it back to the House.
harrington also called attention to
Senate amendment made to several
resolves, whereby the particular fund
from which they should be paid is
specified. He said that in the case of
the resolve reimbursing Orono for
the care of Pearl Clark, he had found
that the department named in the
amendment for payment had not
been consulted and he doubted if it
is fair for this Legislature to so
amend. taking such amounts from
the current appropriations of the
several departments. Thombs thought
the amount ($27.60) was too small to
seriously affect the fund for the care
and board of neglected children,
named in the amendment and that
the case was properly chargeable to
that fund. The amendment was
then adopted.
Adams of Kennebec took from the
table the act tabled by him on Mon
day relating to nonresident fishing
licenses, which is an act to repeal the
law recently passed increasing such
licenses from 50 to IS. and moved
suspension of the rules and passage
to be engrossed.
He yielded to Sprague of Piscata-
auis, who said that the matter is an
importa It one. Commissioner Par
sons would be at the State House on
Tuesday and he wished no action
taken until he could confer with the
commissioner. He moved and the
House voted to table it until Wednes-
day morning.
The act relating to fish hatcheries
and feeding stations for fish, tabled
similarly by Adams on Monday, was
allowed to remain on the table for the
same reason.
The Maine Medical School
Mcnheron of Lewiston took from
the House table the resolve relating
to the Maine Medical School and
yielded to Hussey of Blaine, VINO
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