Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-15

this time there is no question -
what we should understand tne oi.u
alton. Personally. l am opPoseu ~
having certain things done 'Dy otis.
departments of this state, lakiiis Wy
money therefor from the contingent
fund. 7 believe it is taking away a
right that belongs to the Legislature.
but in these particular instances ina
will come before you-there are n.e
different ones-after careful lnVesu-
cation | find that they were all pro-
| vided for by the Legislature. me
first instance, the putting in OF this
engine in the pauline. was PROVO
ed for in the appropriation by inc
last Legislature, and the money was
not taken from the contingent lunu.
Therefore. in these particular ~ :
stances, ! see no reason WHY IVY. W.
should not unanimously sustain the
Governor veto.
| The SPEAKER: The Chair VIII
| state that the remarks of the gentle,
/ man from Portland (Mr. Oakes) ana
the gentleman from Caribou (Afr.
| Uamilton) are applicable to both OF
these matters. They will be voted
on separately. The first one Is the
| Resolve appropriating money to pur-
chase and install a new engine IN
the State boat Pauline. The ques-
ton before the House is. shall inns
resolve become a law notwithstand-
ing the objections Of the Governor.
Is the House ready for the question
| Mr.. BOODY of Windham: Mr..
Speaker, I would ask for information,
if the apprppria tons that were maze
are still in force if we sustain the
veto? 80,
| The SPEAKER: The Chair will
state that they are not. A vote OIL
YES is for the passage of the resolve.
A vote of no is to sustain the veto
OF the Governor. A vote of no is IN
accordance with the suggestions
made by the gentlemen from Port
land (Mr. Oakes) and the gentleman
from Caribou (Mr. Hnmilton). IS
the House ready for the question!
The clerk will call the roll.
| IEA-None.
NAY-Allen of Yarmouth. Allen OF
IIarpswellf Allen of Hampden, AT.
wood. Audibert. Aver. Bartlett or
Hanover. Bartlett of Bangor. Beck
cit. Benoit. Bisbee. Bishop. Body.
Boynton Bragdon, Briggs. Brown of
Bethel, Brown Of Waterford. Buker.
| Bump Burnham, Burns. Campbell,
Clarke, Cole. Comins. Crockett. Cum
innings, Curtis, Cyr. Daigle, Davis OF
/, Dexter. Davis of Portland. Davitt.
Decker. Deering of Denmark, Deer
ing of Saco, Drake, Dudley, Dunbar.
| Dunning. Dwinal, Ellis. Eustis. Far
ley, Flint. Forhan, Foster. Friend,
| Frost OF Belfast, Frost of Berwick,
Frost of PASSPORT. Fuller. Gagne,
Gala CHER. Garnsey, Gauvin, CHI
christ, Gilmour. Goodrich. Gordon.
1Inagett, Hale. Hail, Hallett. Ham.
Hamilton. Harrington, Hayford,
Hight Holman. Holmes. Houghton.
Ineraham. Ireland Johnson. Jones.
Jordan Kilburn, kinsman, Kitchen,
Lait, I.amson. Larrabee, Leland.
Lessard. Lewis. Lowell. Ludwig,
1.unt. Mansfield. Mardcn. Martin.
Mathews. Mcdonald. Mears. Melcher,
| Metcaf. Mills, Mitchell of Houlton.
Mitchell of Newfeld. Moore. Morse.
Norwood Cakes. Palmer. Peaslee.
Pendleton, Pierce. Pike, Pillsbury,
Piper, Pullen. Roberts. Robe, Robin :
son. Roy. Sargent, Seidel Smith,
I Snow. Spear, Spruce, Stitham. SturS-
is, Thisscll Thompson, Towle, Tup-
per, Vail. Warren. Waterman. Wheel
er. Whitcomb. White. Wing of King
/ fl, Id. Wing of Auburn, Vim, Young.
-Negative-140.
! ABSENT Bowman. Greenleaf.
Hammond, Hartman. Lausier,
Leighton, Littletield. Nevins, Mich :
OILS. Page. Stone-Absent-11.
The SPEAKER: One hundred and
forty having voted in the negative
and none in the affirmative, the veto
is sustained.
The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
sents the other document being a
res olive for the construction and
equipment of an iniirmary nd dis
persary at the State School for Girls.
l1r NJ ;c
whether this resolve .hall be come a
law Notwithstanding the objections
of the Governor. A vote of yes is
for the passage of the resolve. A
vote Of no sustains the veto and the
resolve fails of passage. The Clerk
will call the roll.
YEA--Nonc.
/ NAY-Allen of Yarmouth, Alien
of Harpswell Allen OF Hampden
Atwood. Audibert, Aver. Bartlett of
Hanover, Bartlett vi Bangor, Beckett
/ Benoit. Bisbec, Bishop. Body,
Hoynton. Bragdon. Briggs. Brown of
Bethel, Brown of Waterford. Buker
! Nmp. Burnham. Burns, Campbell
| Clarke. Cole. Comins, Crockett
Cummings Curtis, Cyr. Daigle,
| Davis Of Dexter. Davis of Portland
Davitt, Decker. Decring of Denmark,
H becrln% oil SaCU. Drake, Dudley. Dun :
bar, Cunning, Dwinal. Ellis. Eustis,
! Farley, Flint. Forhan, Foster. Friend,
! Frost of Belfast. Frost of Berwick,
Frost of PASSPORT. Fuller. Gaene,
llashcr. Garnsey, Gauvin. Gill
christ. Gilmour, Goodrich. Gordon,
| ffagsett. Hale. Hail. Hallett. Ham,
Hamilton. Harrington. Hayford,
| Hight, Holman. Holmes. Houghton,
lnsraham. Ireland. Johnson. Jones,
Jordan. Kilburn, Kinsman, Kitchen,
/ Lait, Lamson, Larrabce, Leland.
Lessard, Lewis. Lowell. Ludwig,
! I.unt, Mansfield, Marden, Martin,
Mathews, Mcdonald, Mears, Melcher,
Metcalf. Mills, Mitchell of Houlton.
Mitchell of Newfield. Moore, Morse,
Norwood, Cakes. Palmer, Peaslee,
| Pendleton. Pierce, Pike. pillsbury.
Pirer. Pullen. Roberts, Robbie,
Robinson, Roy, Sargent, Seidel,
/ Smith, Snow, Spear, Spruce,
stitham. sturgis. ThIssell, Thomp-
son, Towle. Topper. Vail, Warren,
| Waterman. Wheeler Whitcomb.
White. Wing of Kingfield. Wing of
Auburn. VIM. Young.-14e.
| ABSENT = Bowman, Greenlear.
! Hammond, Hartman. I.ausier,
Leighton. Littlefield, Nevins, Nichols,
| Page. Stone.--11.
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