Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-27

ton TO taple Idlieu OIL passage, SO
the bill was passed to be enacted.
An Act to amend Section IS Of
Chapter 81 of the Revised Statutes.
as amended by Chapter 23 of the
Public Laws Of 1919, relating to
proxies.
- Grabbed by Mr.. Hale Of Portland.
pending enactment and especially as.
signed for tomorrow.)
@ An Act to amend Section 5 Of
Chapter 11S of the Revised Statutes.
as amended by Chapter 222 of the
Public Laws Of 1919, and by Chap
ter 244 of the Public Laws OF 1919,
and by Chapter 112 Of the Public
Laws of 1923. relating to the salaries
Of Deputy Sheriffs Of Cumberland
County.
! An Act to amend Chapter ia of
the Public Laws of 1928, known as
the Military Law.
An Act relating to the taking Of
: smelts, suckers, bait fish, white fish,
and cusk.
Orders Of the Day
The SPEAKER: Under orders of
the day there is especially assigned
for today, bill an act relating to the
better protection of smelts. (H. p.
12T II. D. 44S, tabled by Mr.. Ham,
ilton Of Caribou, March Is, pending
third reading.
On motion by Mr.. Hamilton Of
Caribou, the bill had it's third read
ing and was passed to be engrossed.
The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
sents assigned for today, bill an act
relating to old. diseased or disabled
- II ~ tnh IA1
by Mr.. Goodrich of Farmingdale,
March rs, pending third reading.
y On motion by Mr.. Goodrich Of
Farmingdale the bill had its third
reading and was passed to be en-
The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
sents, especially assigned for today.
bill an act amending the Constitu-
ton referring to education, H. p.
3S1, H. D. IS, tabled by Mr.. Stitham
Of Pittsfield, March rs. pending first
: Mr.. sTITHAM of Pittsheid: Mr..
Speaker, move to substitute a bill
In new draft.
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
from Pittsfield. Mr.. Stitham, offers
new draft and moves to substitute
gentleman wish to speak to that mo-
tion?
Mr.. ST1THAM: No.
The SPEAKER: Is It the pleasure
of the House that this motion have
passage?
Mr.. HALE Of Portland: Mr..
Speaker, is this a new draft?
The SPEAKER: Apparently.
MIR. HALE: May we have 1t read,
sir?
Th. SPEAKER: Yes:
(The Chair reads new draft OF
billy
On motion by Mr.. Hale Of Port
land. 1000 copies Of this new draft
were ordered printed; and on further
motion by the same gentleman, the
matter was tabled.
The SPEAKER: The House is pro-
ceeding under orders of the day.
On motion by Mr.. Decker Of Milo,
1t was voted to take from the table
resolve in favor Of the Portland
Armory, tabled by that gentleman
earlier in the day.
Mr.. DECKER Of Milo: Mr.. Speak
er. arrangements having been made
whereby this matter is to be taken
care of under the general approprl-
alton bill, l now move that this re-
solve be indefinitely postponed.
The motion prevailed. and the re-
solve was indefinitely postponed.
The SPEAKER: Is there further
business under orders Of the day?
tNo response).
The SPEAKER: The House may
Ue at ease while the Clerk ascertains
whether any business can be accom-
plished by waiting for Senate papers.
The SPEAKER: The Chair ap-
points as conferees on the part Of
the House on bill an act to regulate
8 hshing in the Ar<bstook River and
tributaries. in Aroostook county.
Representatives Hamilton Of Carl
6ou, Palmer of Island Falls ana
bragdon Of Perham.
On motion by Mr.. Pillsbury OF
Benton.
- Adjourned until $50 o'clock to-
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