Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-02

erals office; and il they should be
kept there much longer our boys Will
not have a chance to see them be-
cause we know that silk will not keep
unless encased in air-tight cases.
We would not like to see the flags
that have been carried with honor on
| the battlefields Cf France go to frag-
| ments and go to rags. Therefore,
have introduced this order under sus-
| pension Of the rules and I hope that
the members will vote favorably
upon it. (Applause)
On further motion by the same
gentleman, the rules were suspended,
and the resolve received its two sew
| eral readings and was passed to be
engrossed, by rising vote.
Passed to Be Enacted
An Act to amend Chapter 122 OF
the Private and Special Laws Of 1915,
relating to a Close Time on HOLSTERS
| in the waters of Jonesboro and Rogue
Bluffs in Washington County.
An Act to amend Chapter 121 OF
the Private and Special Laws Of 1915,
as amended by Chapter SO OF the Pri-
| vate and Special Laws of 1917. re-
lating to a Close Time on HOLSTERS
in the waters OF Machias Bay and
adjacent waters in the county OF
Washington.
An Act to amend Chapter 1874 Of the
Private and Special Laws of 1915,
relating to Close Time on HOLSTERS
in the towns of Cutler, Trescott and
Lubec, in Washington County.
| An Act to amend the Charter OF the
Home for Aged Men.
An Act providing for a jewelers.
Lien.
An Act to amend Sections 4S and
| 46 of Chapter is of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to Optometry.
| An Act to amend Chapter l63 or
the Private and Special Laws of 1913,
relating to a Close Time on HOLSTERS
in the waters of Jonesport and Addi-
son in Washington County.
An Act to amend Chapter $50 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1909, as
amended by Chapter 81 of the Pri-
vate and Special Laws of 1915, re-
| latinC to Close Time on HOLSTERS
in the Gays OF the towns OF Goulds-
boro, Eden, Trenton. Lamoine. Han
cock, Sullivan and Sorrento.
i An Act to unite the Preachers
! Aid Society of the Maine Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and the Preachc Aid Society OF the
East Maine Annual Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Finally Passed
| Resolve to appropriate money Tor
Cooperate Agricultural Work be
tween the College of Agriculture of
the University of Maine and the init
ed states Department of Agriculture.
| Resolve in favor OF Jesse Overlook.
| Secretary Of Committee on State
! Prison.
Orders Of the Day
! 1t was voted to receive out OF order
the following divided House report:
MAJORITY report OF the Committee
| on Judiciary on a Resolve amending
the Constitution of the State OF
Maine so as to limit appropria lions
for private institutions and purposes
until December 81. 1880. and so as to
prohibit such appropriations after
December 81. 1890. and that the same
ought not to pass
The ma joritY report WAS signed by
Senators HirckleN of Cumberland,
Hussev of .Aroostook. Buzzell of
Waldo and Representatives Gardiner
OF Gardiner. Weeks OF Fairfield
Archibald of Houlton and Mailer of
Augusta.
The Minority Report OF the same
Committee on the same resolve. re-
porting the same under a new draft
under title OF. Resolve amending the
Constitution of the State CT Maine
so as to limit appropriations for De-
ominational. Sectarian. Parochial
or Religious Institutions and Pur-
poses until December 81 1890. and so
as to prohibit such appropriations
after December 81. 1880" and that it
ought not to pass.
The minority report was signed by
Messrs. Wing of Auburn. Nichols of
Portland and Saunders of Lubec.
Mr.. WING of Auburn: Mr.. Speak
er, move that the two reports lie
on the table and that both be printed.
Mr.. B.ARWISE of Bangor: Mr..
t Speaker. l would like to move -
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
will remember. please, that motion
to table is not debatable. Is it the
pleasure of the House that the mo-
ton of the gentleman from Auburn,
Mr.. Wing. prevail?
The motion prevailed.
On motion by Mr.. EarWise of Ban
sor. the majority and minority re-
ports of the Committee on Judiciary
We're specially assigned to Thursday,
March s, 1923.
On motion by Mr.. Rounds of Port
land it was voted to take from the
table. House Document 10. Resolve
appropriating money for Commits
sioners of Pharmacy, tabled by that
gentleman. February &c, pending Sec
Ond reading.
Mr.. ROUNDS Of Portland: Mr..
Speaker. l want to say that I think
all these commissions should pay
their own way. This one l UNDER
stand has overdrawn thirteen hun
| bred dollars in the last two wears 1t
seems to me that these commissions
should be self-supporting. and I do
not think that we should appropriate
money for such purposes.
On motion by Mr.. Pierce Of San
ford, the resolve had its second read
ing and was passed to be ensrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Hamilton of
Caribou. it was voted to take from
the table House Document No. &c.
Senate Amendment A to bill an act
relating to lien on vehicles.
Mr.. HAMILTON of Caribou: Mr..
Speaker. have had ample opportun-
itN to look this over. and have
found no fault with it as it has been
revised. Therefore. 1 move that it
take it's usual course.
The pending question being on the
motion of the gentleman from Au-
burn. Mr.. Wing, on the adoption of
the amendment. the amendment hav-
ing heretofore been read,
1t was voted to adopt the amend
ment: and on further motion by Mr..
Hamilton. the bill was passed to be
ergrossed as amended by Senate
amendment A.