Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-04

- certain Proposed Changes in
rrsieht Rates Affecting the People
- the State. Oh. D. 459)
IN Senate April 2. voted to insist
an former action whereby the resolve
,res passed to be engrossed. and ask
sor a Committee OF Conference.
IN the House, that body voted to
.ahsre to its action whereby bill and
amendment blouse Amendment Az
are indefinitely postponed.
In the Senate: Tabled on motion by
Mr.. Holley of Somerset.
From the House: An Act permit
,,r sterilizing operations in certain
csses of mental disease and feeble
mindedness. Is. D. 274)
IN Senate, April 2. passed to be
spgrossed.
In the House: That body accepted
the minority report of the Committee
IN public Health. reporting Ought
mi Ia pass" in inconvenience.
n the Senate: On motion by Mr..
! snsirs Of Cumberland, the Senate
voted to insist on its former action
and ask for a committee of confer
ence.
The President appointed as men,
hers of such committee of confer
ence on the part of the Senate,
senator's Speirs of Cumberland, Min
or Of Washington, and Hinckley of
Cumberland.
The following Resolves were re-
eeiyed, and on recommendation by
tha committee on reference of bills,
IN fhn fn1I0xrirr~
mittee:
Appro priations and Financial Affairs
By Mr.. Carlton of Sagadahoc, Re-
solve. in favor of Foster Newcomb
for services as clerk of Interior Wat
ers Committee. Is. P. $500
BY Mr.. Foster of Kennebec, Re-
! solve, in favor of Earle r. Hayes for
! services as clerk of Committee on
i Banks and Banking. Is. P. 643)
Reports Of Committees
The majority of the Committee on
Education on An Act to provide for
q loan fund for State Normal Schools
and Madawaska Training School Is.
III. 4S1) reported that the same ought
not to pass.
(Signed) ALLEN
DUDLEY
HALL
X. c. ALLEN
PIERCE
BRAGDON
The minority of the same Commit
! tee, on the same subject matter, re-
ported ought to pass.
(Signed) BARWISE
SPIERS
CROTEAU
EUSTIS
Tabled on motion by Mr.. Allen OF
| York. pending acceptance of either
REPORT.
Mr.. Chalmers, from the Committee
on Appropriations and Financial At
B fairs, on Resolve in Favor of the
Maine School for the Deaf IS. p. 1850
Il reported the same in a new draft, I'M
n der the same title Is. P. 640) and that
d It ought to pass.
Mr.. Wadsworth, from the same
Il Committee. on Resolve in favor of the
n State Park Commission Is. P. 1889
y reported the same in a new draft, un-
n der the same title Is. p. CAD and
q that 1t ought to pass.
The same Senator, from the same
u Committee. on Resolve in favor of the
National Conference Of Commission
ers on Uniform State Laws and or
d the Commissioners from Maine for
the promotion of Uniformity of Leg
1islation In the United States Is. Z.
t1s2) reported that the same ought to
pass.
Mr.. Morrison. from the Committee
On Legal Affairs. on An Act relating
to aircraft Is. d. 21O reported the
same in a new draft. under the same
title Is. P. 642) and that it ought to
pass.
The reports were accepted and the
bulls and resolves tabled for printing
under the joint rules.
Final Report
Mr.. Cram. from the Committee on
Public Utilities, submitted it's final
j report, having acted on all matters
submitted to them.
the Report was accepted.
Mr.. Powers. from the committee
cn legal affairs, on an Act to amend
Dection 5 of chapter 125 of the Re-
!hed Statutes of 1916, relating to
4 Doxng contests, reported the same
new draft, under the title of an
vests.
tSigned) POWERS
MORRISON
CLARKE
BECKETT
ATWOOD
FULLER
DWINAL
SEIDEL
BARTLETT
me minority report Of the same
vsmmittee, on the same subject
bass"
(Signed) THOMPSON
iaoied on motion by Mr.. Lane OF
pending the accept
Aee Of either report.
ORDERS of the Day
ING PRESIDENTS: The Chair will
ueIore the Senate the calendar.
Ssuant to, the Senate order pass.
tne Chair lays before the Senate
1z0, Senate Report from
~. committee on labor, majority re-
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