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

! has wasted enough in printing during
the last ten years to almost have
built new wing for the Library.
Respectfully submitted.
(Signed) PERCIvAL p. BANTER.
Governor of Maine.
Mr.. KITCHEN of Presque Isle Mr..
Speaker. in a way l suppose this is
small matter: but, as l remember
1t, l introduced the Tesolve calling
for $3.50. to purchase one hundred
volumes of the History Of Aroostoolt,
complete and full history of Aroos-
took county from the beginning to
the present day. Knowing as l did
for twenty years the author of this
history, l felt that it must be reas-
Onably accurate. l feel that in spite
of the objections of the Governor
this history should be placed in the
Library of the State.
The SPEAKER: The question is,
shall this resolve become a law not
withstanding the objections of the
Governor? 1t being a Constitutional
question the yeas and nays are nee
essary. Is the House ready for the
question?
Mr.. ADAMS of Liberty: Mr.
Speaker. please explain what we are
voting on.
The SPEAKER: The resolve re-
turned from the Governor with OBJ
jections to its becoming law is en-
titled. "A resolve providing for the
purchase Of the history of Aroostook."
This resolve calls for an expendi-
ture of $525. The question is. shall
this resolve become law notwith-
standing the objections OF the Gov
ernor? As many as are in favor of
the resolve becoming law notwith-
standing the objections OF the Gov
ernor. will vote yes when their
names are called. and those who wish
to sustain the veto Of the Governor
will vote mo" when their names are
called.
Mr.. ROUNDS of Portland: Mr..
Speaker, 1 would like to ask this
question. Didn't they cut down the
appropriation $4,000 for books in the
library? | suppose some of the
Library Committee can tell. and /
would like to ask the question.
The SPEAKER: The chairman of
1.-THE Library Committee on the part
of the House may answer the gentle
man from Portland (Mr. Rounds)
Mr.. MOODY Of York: 1t is a fact
as the gentleman has stated.
The SPEAKER: Is the question
plain. and is the House ready for it?
The clerk will call the roll.
YEA-Adams Of Litchfield, Archi-
bald. Atwood, Aver. Baker. Bartlett
of Hanover. Bartlett Of Waterville,
Barwise. Beckett. BeAoit, Bisbee,
Blaisdell, Boulter. Bradbury, Brett,
Brewster, Brown. Burns. Gates,
Cherry. Clarke. Conant. Cummings.
Curtis. Dilling. Dudley. Dunbar Far
ley. Finnell. Gagnon. Gardiner, Gau-
vim, Goldthwaite, Granville, Hallett,
Hamilton. Hammond. Hayford, Heal,-
Hobbs. Hodgkins. Holmes, Houghton,
Hutchinson. Jacobs. Johnson. Jones.
Jordan OF Cape Elizabeth. Jordan Of
Westbrook, Keef. Kitchen, Lamson.
Leland. Lord of South Portland, Lord
Of Wells, Ludgate. Maher. Martin. Nc
Donald, Melcher. Moody, Morrison,
Nadeau. Newcomb, Cakes. O'Connell.
Overlook. Perkins. Perry. Pinkham,
Piper. Plummer, Ramsdell, Ray,
Rounds, Rowell. Sanders. Sayward,
Siddall. Smith, Storm. Story Thomas
of Chesterville. Thomas Of Leeds,
Tilden, Towne, White. Willis. Wing
80. 81
NAY-iAdams Of Liberty, Bickford.
Chalmers. Crafts. Crowley. Dain.
Downing. Drake. Dunbar. Edwards.
Foss, Gagne, Gile, Gilmour, Gordon,
Hale. Hayes Of Chelsea, Jewett