Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-24


! ham, Hodgkins. Holmes. HouGhton.
Hutchinson. Jewett. Johnson. Jones.
! Jordan Of Cape Elizabeth. Jordan Of
Westbrook, Keene. Kitchen. Lamson.
feathers. Leland, Lord Of South Port
| land. Macomber. Maher. Mcdonald.
| Melcher, Moody. Morrison, Morse OF
| Bath. Nevins. Newcomb. Nichols.
Cakes, O'Connell, Overlook, Perkins.
Perry. Pierce. Pinkham, Piper. Plum
mer, Ranney, Ray. Rounds. 'Rowell.
Saunders. Sayward. Smith, Staples.
Stevens. Stitham. Storm. stratton.
Thomas Of Ch'ville, Thomas Of Leeds,
hey. VIM. Winslow,-io&
NAy--Adams Of Liberty, Rsneit;
Hishss, Hiaisds!i, Chalmers. cratts.
pain. Camays. Hayes OF Chelsea.
Heal. Hobbs. Keef. Knight. L!ttleAeld,
Ludgate. McIiheron. Nickerson.
Owens. Palmer. Pendleton. Reed.
Rogers. Sanders. Sparrow. Sturgis.
Tarr. Wills. VIM. Wood.-29
ABSENT-Drake. Gile. Gordon,
Granville. Hayford, Jacobs. Lord Of
Wells. Martin, Morse of Greene.
Nadeau. Phillips. Ramsdell. Siddall,
Small. story. league. Williams.-17
The SPEAKER: One hundred and
four having voted in the Affirmative.
and 20 in the negative. the bill is
passed Notwithstanding the objec-
law.
The SPEAKER: The Chair wishes
at this time to call the attention Of
the members to the fact that legis-
lation is now beginning to come in
rather thick and it behooves the
members who are interested in any
thing to remain in their seats during
the session if possible. because mat
tiers may escape them and 1t Is no
longer possible to show the extreme
courtesy to members when absent
that we have been able to show in
the past The Chair is exceedingly
anxious to show all the courtesy pos
sible. but it is now an impossibility
to table various matters which per-
haps would be tabled by gentle
man were he present. The Chair
would suggest that the members de-
vote their attention TO matters in
which they are interested.
The Chair is in receipt Of a concur
rent order from the Senate which
somewhat vitality concerns the men,
bers of the House, and the Chair will
read the order.
ordered. the House concurring.
that when the Senate and House ad-
journ. they adjourn to meet Monday
afternoon. March goth. at four
thirty o'clock"
Should we concur with the order
it will be necessary to reconsider
the vote passed upon the motion of
the gentleman from Portland. Mr.
Hale. that this House. when it ad-
journs, adjourns to meet tomorrow
morning at eight o'clock. The Chair
feels that this is matter that should
be settled entirely by. the members
as all matters are of course settled
and the Chair awaits motions or
suggestions.
Mr.. HALE of Portland: Mr.
Speaker, l move that we reconsider
the action taken earlier in the morn
ing and l hope that the motion will
fail of passage.
Cor remarks on adjournment see
legislative recordD
Papers from the Senate passed in
concurrence.
From the Senate: Resolve in favor
of Miss Edith l.. Soule, repeating
| Chapter IS. Resolves of 1928.
! In the Senate, read twice under
| suspension of the rules and passed to
be engrossed.
In the House. the resolve had two
| several readings under suspension of
the rules. and was passed to be en-
| crossed in concurrence.
| From the Senate: Final report
from the committee on State Sana-
| forums.
| In the House, read and passed in
! concurrence.
Senate Bills In First Reading
Senate 2o5: An Act to amend Sec
| ton 5. Of Chapter 81 of the Revised
! Statutes relating to trustee process.
| Senate 254: An Act to provide for
the establishment OF the Portland
Stadium and Athletic Field Commits
sion.
Senate eos: An Act to amend Sec
! ton of Chapter 113 of the Public
Laws Of 1921, relating to the State
School Fund.
Senate e53: An Act to amend
Chapter IA Of the Revised Statutes
relating to Indian Tribes.
Senate 256: Resolve, In favor OF
Samuel Dana. representative of the
Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians.
| Senate $50: Resolve in favor OF
James p. Lewis, representative OF
the Penobscot Tribe of Indians.
Senate 2o7: An Act to make uni
form the law of sales Of goods.
Senate 1ol: An Act to repeal GER
tain laws relating to the alewive
fishery of the State of Maine.
Senate 222: An Act to amend Sec
ton 12l of Chapter 4 of the Revised
Statutes. as amended by Chapter Is;
of the Public Laws of 1921, relating
to fish weirs.
From the Senate: Bill. An Act t.
amend Section "A of Chapter PIT. Re.
| Vised Statutes, as amended by Chap
ter 157. Public Laws Of 1917, Chap.
tiers PA. 259 and ESQ. Public Laws o1
1919, and Chapter 219. Public Laws
of 1921. relating to salary OF county
treasurer of Lincoln county.
This was passed to be engrossed ir
the House, March 20.
In the Senate. passed to be engross'
ed as amended by Senate Amend
ment \ in non concurrence.
In the House, that body voted tc
reconsider it's action whereby this
bill was passed to be engrossed. and
that body voted to adopted Senate
Amendment A in concurrence.
Mr.. BREWSTER of Dexter: Mr.
Speaker. could we have the amend
ment read.
The SPEAKER: The Clerk will
read the amendment.
amendment read by the Clerk.)
Thereupon, the House passed the
| bill to be engrossed as amended by
Senate Amendment A in concurrence
From the Senate: Bill, An Act to
amend Section AZ. Chapter H. Re
vised Statutes. as amended by Chap
tiers 50 and 1877. Public Laws of 1911
Chapter PA, Public Laws of 1919
and Chapter 219. Public Laws Of 1921
| relating to salary of county commits.
sioners of Androscoggin county.
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