Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-10

es to hold all the bills until they have
them all in.
Mr.. HINCkI.EY: If it is a request
Of the committee, | have no objec-
ton.
Mr.. ADAMS of Kennebec: Mr.
President, l move to take from the
table House 279. relating to belgrade
Lakes Village Corporation. The mo-
ton was agreed u.
Here debate ensued with speeches
by Adams of Kennebec. brewster OF
Cumberland. Buzzell of Waldo and
Eaton of oxford. For debate see legis,
lativc record.
The PRESIDENT: The question
before the Senate is on the motion
of the senator from kennebec. Mr.
Adams, that the bill and the report
be indefinitely postponed.
A rising vote was had. and II SEN
atorS voting in favor of the motion,
and against it, the motion TO in
definitely postpone was carried.
Mr.. RYDER of Piscataquis: Mr.
President, | was just wondering il
that last order that was passed was
not out of order.
The PRESIDENTS: Does the sena-
tor refer to the order he presented
Mr.. RYDER: Yes. | was wondering
il that order didn't still hold and this
| order was out of order
The PRESIDENTS If the Chair
understands the senator. he is in
curing in regard 60 these several
resolves that were to be recalled from
the Governor"
Mr.. RYDER: Yes.
The pRIIM DENT That order has
| been given passage under Suspen-
sion of the rules and out of order. and
, is in force, and the resolves are now
on the table.
Mr., RYDER: | was Just wondering
If this should have been presented be-
! fore the other order was in order
order of postponement.
Thc~PRESIDENT The Chair is not
! certain of just what the senator
means. They are on the table at the
! ing been recalled from the Governor
they are properly here and may pro-
perry be acted upon. if it is desired
that any motion be made
Mr.. RYDER: Was that order full
! filled before the other one was pre-
scented:
The PRESIDENT: The Chair hard
ly realizes what other order is meant
Mr.. RYDER: l made a motion and
the motion was not fulfilled until
these resolves were returned here
upon it.
The PRESIDENT: The order
/ which was passed here reads as fol-
lows: Ordered. that the Governor be
requested to return to the Senate the
following pension resolves:
Resolve in favor OF State pension
for Levi Holden.
Resolve to increase the pension of
Lester Patten. Herman.
Resolve to increase the state pen
sion Of Charles j. Preble OF kittery.
Resolve in favor OF Mary T.. Ames
of Stockton Springs, for State pen,
sion,
Resolve in favor of Mary S. Hill
man for state pension.
The order was presented and given
| a passage. In accordance with the
terms of the order the resolves were
brought in from the Governor and are
now on the table.
Mr.. RYDER: Mr.. President. | now
move they be laid on the table.
The PRESIDENT: Pending the mo-
ton. the Chair would like TO inquire
if you desire to have enactment of
these several resolves reconsideredn
Mr.. RYDER: No. sir. just laid on
the table.
The PRESIDENT: without any
further action? The Chair will sug-
gest that if it is contemplated making
amendments or anything of that sort,
it might be well to reconsider the
vote whereby these resolves were fin
ally passed. They are all resolves.
Mr.. RYDER: / do not, think Mr.
President, it would be necessary
Those are just to be held up until we
can get them all together.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair, for
the information of the senator and
the Senate. or as suggestion. will
state that there is question whether
or not these will not become actual
law by lying on the table without re-
consideration of the final passage. If
that is what the senator desires, the
Chair will put the motion, IL the
senator insists upon the mere tabling
without any further reconsideration.
A yea and nay vote was taken and
the same was doubted.
Mr.. EATON Of oxford: MIR. Presi-
dent, l move that the rules be sus-
pended and that we reconsider the
vote whereby these measures were
finally passed.
The PRESIDENTS: The motion to
table having been lost. the motion is
now in order that, we reconsider the
vote on each one of these Resolves
under suspension of the rules, where
by they were finally passed.
Resolve in favor of State pension
for Levi Holden.
Resolve to increase the pension of
Lester Patten of IIermon.
Resolve to increase the State PEN
sion of Charles u. Preble OF I<ittery.
Resolve in favor of Mary L. Ames
of Stockton Springs. for State pen
sion.
Resolve in favor of Mary S. Hill
man for State pension.