Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-29


the Senate voted to adhere to its FOR
mer action.
Comm unication from the House Of
Representatives.
STATE OF MAINE.
House of Representatives.
Office. of the Clerk
Augusta. March q. 1929
To l.. Ernest Thornton. Secretary OF
the Senate Of the 81st Legislature
Sir:-The Governor of the state
having returned to the House:
AN Act to amend Section Il OF
! Cbsnter,9 of the Revised Statutes as
| amended by Section / of Chapter al
of the Public Laws of 1871. reIatlhk
to Time of Payments of Excise Ian
on Railroads" with his objections ~
the same, the House proceeded 10 Eo'e
| on the gu 9Stion. o+
shall the bill become law n.y.
withstanding the objections Oh 'he
Governor" .,,.o,
A Yea and nay vote vas taken
| .,,-o,tv-eirht Representatives voted
in the: Affirmative. and one hunursu
six in tn, negative. and accordingly
the bill failed of a passage.
fsinocM CLYDE r. CHAPMAN.
"'e Clerk of the House
| Placed on file. ,,aso of
Communication from the House Oh
| Representative
STATE or MAINE
uo,.s,, or REPRESENTATIVES,
OFFICrI OF THE Cl-ERh
Augusta. March -. lo-1.
| TO l.. Ernest Thornton.
! Secretary Of the Senate
of the Eighty first Legislature.
Sir:
The Governor Of the State having
| returned TO the House:
An Act to accept the provisions Oh
| the Congress of the United states APP
| proved November %. lS2l, ehlit'eo
AN Act for the Promotion or inc
| Welfare and Hygiene OF Materhit.
| and Infancy and for Other purposes
! with his objections to the same. the
| House proceeded to vote on the aues'
! ton:
! shall the bill become n law not
| withstanding the objections OF the
! Governors
! \ yea and nay vote was taken
| forty-seven Representatives voted N
! the affirmative, and eiShty-six in the
! negative. and accordingly the Dill
| failed of a passage.
| Respectfully.
Signod CLYDE Il. CHAPMAN
/ Clerk of the House
| Placed on file.
! The following resolves were re-
! ceived and were referred TO the com
| mittee on
| Appropriations and Financial Affair,
| Ey Mr.. CROXFORD Of Pcnobscot'
| Resolve, in favor of Julian *. CroX-
ford for services as clerk and stenoG-
! raphcr of the committee on PUBLIC
J. Health.
, by Mr.. ALLEN of York: Resolve. IN
favor of Charles S. Buckley for SER
vices as clerk and stenographer tc
| the committee on Taxation.
! BILLS In first Rcndin.
Senate 2S4: An Act to amend
| Chapter eco. $. l.. 1911, relating to a
close time on Holsters in the waters
| of Winter Harbor in Hancock Coun-
| t..
Senate 2S5: An Act to amend
| Chapter o9l of the Public Laws OF
| 1917. as amended by Chapter 63 of
! the Public Laws on 1921, relating to
Intoxicating liquors
Senate ISL: Tan Act to amend
Section 81 of Chapter 1877. Revised
Statutes. as amended by Chapter
235. Public Laws of 1919. relating to
intoxicating liquors.
Senate 2S7: An Act to amend
Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes
as amended by Section II OF Chapter
G2 of the Public Laws of 1921. pro-
hibiting the manufacture of intoSi-
eating liquors.
Senate 2SS: An Act to amend Sec
ton 90 of Chapter 127 of the Revised
Statutes of Maine. as amended by
Chapter 291 of the Public Laws of
1917. relating to the sale of intoXi-
eating liquors.
Senate 2S9: Resolve. in favor of
the Maine School for Feeble Minded
for additions and improvements
Senate 290: Resolve. in favor of
the Bangor State Hospital for man-
tenance and other purposes for the
years July LIST 1928 to June 3Oth
1924. and July LIST 1924 to June 30th
1925
Senate 291: An Act to encourage
cooperative marketing.
Senate 292: Resolve. for charitable
and benevolent institutions. for the
care. support and medical or surgical
treatment of certain persons.
Reports Of Committees
Mr.. BTZZELL, from the committee
on judiciary. on An Act to amend
| Section so of Chapter 81. Revised
| Statutes. relating to Superior Court
| for the county OF Cumberland tSenate
Doc. No. .1s). reported that the same
! ought not to pass.
! Mr.. HINCkLEY. from the commit
| tee on judiciary. on An Act to pre-
vent crime by persons masked or
l'disguiscd doc: No. p. reported that
the saf1e ought not to pass.
Mr.. ADAMS from the committee on
Ways and Bridges. on An Act resu-
| lating the use of double runner sleds
reported that the same ought pot to
/ pass.
The reports were accepted and sent
| down +for concurrence.
Messrs. EATON from the committee
on Appropriations and Financial AZ
| fairs and SARGENT from the com
mittee on Maine School for Feeble
I Minded. on Resolve. in favor of the
Maine School for Feeble Minded for
| maintenance for the years nineteen
| hundred and twenty-four and nine
teen hundred and twenty-five (House
Doc. No. 1867, reported the same in a
new draft, under the same title, and
| that it ought to pass
Messrs. PUTNAM from the commit
tee on Interior Waters and BUZZELL
| from the committee on judiciary, or
An Act to continue the Maine Water
Power Commission created by Chap
ter 132 of the Public Laws Of 1915
and to increase it's duties and powers
and to provide for thu creation. OF
corporations which m undertake
the conservation. storage and control
OF waters within the state (Senate
Doc. No 147), reported the sarfie in q