Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-22

Greene. Nichols. Smith. league
%. A."
Amrmative-7s. .y.,
Negative-62.
Absent-9.
Mr.. AVER Of Lincoln: Mr..
Speaker. I would like to have the
Clerk call the name Of Bisbee.
(The Clerk called the name OF Bis
bee and there was no response.)
The SPEAKER: Seventy nine
having voted in the Affirmative and
62 in the negative. the veto Of the
Governor is sustained. (Applause)
cat this point Mr.. Phillips retired
from the Chair. amid the applause OF
the House. and Speaker Holley re-
sumed his seat) >s... ..
(Here debate ensued with, remarks
by Lamson> of South Portland. Baker
of Steuben. Boman of Vinalhayep. tJor-
dan Of Cape elizabeth. McIlhefond OF
Lewiston, on bill to abolish. the pres
ent Sea and Shore Fisheriese Commits
sion. See Legislative Record for de.
bate.) -
The SPEAKER: The question Is or
the motion of the gentleman from
Steuben. Mr.. Baker, that the majority
report Ought not to pass" be accepted
AS many as are in favor
Mr.. McILHERON of Lewiston: Mr.
Speaker. what does the report indicate:
The SPEAKER: The Chair stated
and will reiterate, that the majority re.
port is fought not to pass" The mo-
ton before the House is that the ma
jority report be accepted? Is it plain
to the gentleman?
Mr.. McILHERON: Mr.. Speaker
what is the majority report?
The SPEAKER: 1t is Ought not te
pass"
Mr. McILHERON: Does it abolish
the commission. Mr.. Speaker. or re-
tain it?
The SPEAKER: 1t retains the pres
ent commission. fought not to pass
means to leave the statutes as they are
Is the House ready for the question
AS many as are in favor of the adop
| ton of the majority report Ought MOI
to pass" on the motion of the gentle
man from Steuben. Mr.. Baker. will say
AYE" when their names are called
Those opposed will say NO"
A viva voce vote being doubted
A division of the House was had
Fifty-Seven having voted in the at
firmative and So in the negative .th,
! majority report fought not to pass
was sustained
The SPEAKER: The next matter t,
be laid before The House and today as
| signed. is Veto message from the Gov
ernor on Resolve appointing Commit
F, tee on State Library Building tabled
by the gentleman from York, Mr.
Moody, March 18th.
On motion by Mr.. Moody Of York i
was voted to take the above veto mes
/ sage from the Governor from the table
(Here Moody Of York addressed tn,
House. See legislative record for ad
| dress.)
The question being called for tn,
| Clerk called the roll.
| YEA-Archibald Atwood. Aver. Ba
ker. Bartlett Of Hanover. Bartlett O.
Waterville. Barwise, Belliveau. Benoit
!, Boulter. Bradbury. Brett, Brown
Burns. Cherry, Clarke. Conant. Cum
mings. Dain. billing. Downing. Dunbar
Finnell. Foss. Gagne. Gagnon. Gauvin
Gillespie. Gordon. Granville. Greenleaf
Hallett. Hammond. Hayes Of Gorham
Hayford. Hodgkins. Holmes, Hutchin
son. Jacobs. Jones. Jordan of West
brook. Keef. Kitchen. Littlefield. Lor,
of South Portland. Ludgate. Maher
Martin. Mcdonald, Moody. Nadeau
! Nevins. Newcomb. Cakes. O'Connell
Overlook. Perkins. Pierce. Pinkham
J Piper. Rarney, Ray. Rogers. Rounds
! Rowell. Sayward. Siddall. Small. Ste
| vens. Thomas Of Chesterville. Tilden
/ Weeks. Willis. Wing-74.
| NAY-Adams Of Liberty, Adams o
Litchfield, Beckett. Bedford, Bisbee
Blaisdell. Brewster. Gates, Chalmers
Crafts, Crowley. Dudley. Dunn. Ed
wards. Farley. Pickett. Gardiner Gile
/ Gilmour. Hale. Hamilton. Hayes o
Chelsea. Heal, Hobbs Jewett. Jordal
of Cape Elizabeth, Kecne.s knight. lie
land. McIlheron. Melcher, Morrison
Morse of Bath. Nichols. Nickersor
Owens. Palmer, Pendleton. Perry. Phil
lips. Plummer. Ramsdell. Reed, San
ders. Saunders. Smith. Sparrow, Sta
Piles, Stitham. Storm, Stratton. Stur
gis. Tarr. Thomas Of Leeds, White
Whitney. Williams, VIM, Winslow
| Wood-60
ABSENT-Boman. Curtis, Douglas
Drake. Carnage. Goldthwaite. Hough
ton, Johnson, Lamson. feathers. Lor'
Of Wells. Macomber. MORSE of Greene
Story. league. Towne-16.
Seventy-four having voted In the af
firmative and 60 in the negative tn
veto Of the Governor was sustained.
The SPEAKER: The next matter t
| come before the House and today as
signed is Resolve amending Constitu
ton to limit appropriations for secta
rian institutions. which is House Docu
ment 233. tabled by the gentleman
from Bangor. Mr.. Barwise. March 20tf
CHere debate with remarks b.
Holmes Of Lewiston. Hale Of Portland
Barwise of Bangor. Mrs. Pinkham o
Fort Kent. See Legislative Record 70
debate.)
The SPEAKER: The question I
! on the motion Of the gentleman from
Lewiston, Mr.. Holmes. that this bill
be indefinitely postponed. AS man.
as are in favor of it's indefinite post
ponement will say Aye" Those op
posed will say No"
A viva voce vote being doubted
A division of the House was had
Eighty-seven having voted in tn
negative and 81 in the affirmative, tn
motion to indefinitely postpone wa
lost.
The SPEAKER: The question nov
is on the final passage of consti
tutional amendment.
Mr.. MAHER of Augusta: Mr.