Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-08

Scott Wilson.
Passed to be Enacted
An Act to amend Certain Acts Re-
lating to Corporations. IS. D. 26D.
Finally Passed
Resolve, Authorizing the State IL
brarian to Purchase Copies OF Inc
History of Winthrop. Is. d. 2o3).
Under suspension of the rules, the
following reports of committees were
received out of order:
Mr.. Holley, from the committee
on appropriations and financial at
fairs. to which was referred the re-
solve in favor of the Children's Hos
pital at Portland. Resolve in favor
of Penobscot Central Hospital, Old
Town, Resolve appropriating money
to aid the Aroostook Hospital at
Houlton, reported that the same
ought not to pass.
The report was accepted and sent
down for concurrence.
Mr.. Powers from the commit
tee on legal affairs to which was re-
ferred the bill entitled An Act re-
lating to the department of the At
torney General, reported the same III
new draft, under the same title, and
that it ought to pass.
The report was accepted and the
bill tabled for printing under the
joint rules.
Mr.. Morrison, from the COM
mittee on legal affairs, to which was
referred the bill entitled An Act to
amend sec. IS of chapter So of the
Revised Statutes of 1919 relating to
attachment of real estate in muni-
cipal and police courts, reported that
the same ought not to pass.
The report was accepted and went
down for concurrence.
Mr.. Powers, from the same COM
mittee, to which was referred the
bill, An Act to authorize the form
alton of municipal districts, report
ed that the same ought not to pass
The report was accepted and sent
down for concurrence.
Mr.. Morrison, from the same
committee, to which was referred
bill, An Act relating to fees payable
to registers of deeds, reported that
the same ought not to pass as the
legislation.
down for concurrence.
The following resolve was In
troduced out of order and referred
to the committee on Appropriations
and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Wadsworth of kenne-
bee: Resolve in favor of the chap
lains of the Senate of the SIND Leg
islature.
Additional House Papers:
From the House: An Act reQuir'
ing more efficient supervision OF
brokers selling securities on margin
al account. (S. d. 65)
In Senate, passed to be engrossed
as amended by Senate Amendment
In the House: Senate Amendment
A was Indefinitely postponed. House
Amendment A was adopted and the
bill passed to be engrossed a:
as amended by House Amendment
A in non-concurrence.
In the Senate: Mr., FOSTER o
Kennebec: Mr.. President, probably
the members of this Senate reCog
nize this bill which for some five
weeks has been on the table here
awaiting amendment which was tt
be offered by my colleague, Senator
| Maher. The amendment was pre-
| pared and presented and by motion
! of the Senator referred to was with
drawn. 1t appears this morning tina
| the identical amendment has beer
| adopted in the House. In the alb
sence of Senator Crafts of Piscata
quis who introduced this measure
| l believe it is only fair to him ant
! the rest of those in favor of th'
| measure that it be tabled until hi
return, which l expect will be thi
| afternoon. l SO move.
/ The motion was agreed to.
| From the House: The COMMITTEES
! on Judiciary, An Act relating to th'
! limitation of buildings in specified
districts OF cities and towns (H. d
y reported the same in a new draft
under the title of An Act to enabl'
| cities of over thirty-five thousant
! to regulate and restrict the con
struction of buildings and the us'
of land by Zoning ordinances. Oh. ID
51O and that it ought TO pass.
| The report was accepted and tn
bill was given its first reading.
On motions by Mr.. Anthoine o
| Cumberland, under suspension of th'
rules, the bill was given it's seconc
/ reading and passed to be engroS5cd
From the House: The Committee
| on Legal Affairs, on An Act to amen'
! Chapter 20 of the Revised Statute!
relating to apotheCaries and the salt
/ of poisons (H. d. :3};3i2) reported thu
same in q new draft, under the same
/ title (H. ID. 51S) and that it ough
/ to pass.
The report was accepted and thu
! bill was given it's first reading.
On motions by Hr. Holley o
Somerset, under suspension of th'
rules, the bill was given it's secono
reading and passed to be engrossed
Orders Of the Day
! The PRESIDENTS: The Chair lays
before the Senate S. ID. 204, Senate
Report from the committee on edu.
cation, majority report Ought no.
to pass" minority report "ought tc
pass" on an Act to provide for {
loan fund for State Normal Schools
and Madawaska Training Schools
tabled pending the acceptance ol
either report, and recognizes the
Senator from York, Senator Allen.
| Mr.. ALLEN: Mr.. President, | have
had this bill on the table for two OIL
three days under a misapprehension
| have been mistaken in the bill. This
is not the bill I though it was. an
going to yield the floor to the Senator
frem Cumberland. Senator Spiers.
Mr.. SPIERS: Mr.. President, this is
small matter to the State, but il
means much to many of the Normal
| Schools of the State. l will read sec
ton l of the bill: "In order to as
sist worthy students and to promote
the cause of better trained teachers
for the schools of the state, there is
hereby established a student loan
fund to consist of not more than two