Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-05

age. I move. therefore. that the bill
| be re- tabled.
The motion prevailed.
The Chair presents Bill, IAN Act
Closing Head Brook and Alder
! Brook, in Alder Brook Township,
and in Soldier Town. so-called, in
Somerset County. to All Fishing
with Artificial Flies, and to Estab-
lish Daily Limit of Five Pounds of
! Fish Therein, H. 2. S7S Oh. d. 20S)
tabled on February 25th by Mr..
Bragdon of Perham, pending assign
| ment for third reading: and on mo-
| ton by the same gentleman the bill
was e-tabled.
The Chair presents Bill, "An Act
to Regulate the Appointment Of
Guardians for Adults and the APP
polntment of Conservators when the
Judge of Probate Is Interested, and
to Amend Sections Four and Ten of
chapter Seventy two of the Revised
Statutes. II. p. 329 Oh. D. 6S),
tabled on February 25th by Mr..
| Nichols of Portland.
Mr. NICHOLS of Portland: Mr..
Speaker. l move that the act now
have it's first reading.
Mr.. DWINAL of Camden: Mr.
Speaker, according to the Record of
February 25th. the pending question
there is given as assignment for
third reading.
The SPEAKER: The Chair will
ascertain from the original. The
gentleman from Camden (Mr
DwinaD is correct. The pending
question is third reading.
(Dn mntinn hu Nio1,aIa 80
Portland, the bill received it's third
reading and was passed to be en-
crossed.
The Chair presents Bill, AN Act
Relating to Fishing in Certain
Waters in Franklin and Oxford
Counties, II. p. 317 Oh. D. 21O,
tabled by Mr.. Bragdon of Perham
pending assignment for third read
ing; and on motion by the same
gentleman the bill was re-tabled.
The Chair presents Resolve Max
ing Appropriation for the Study and
Control of the Fruit or Burberry
Fly in Maine, S. +. 81 Is. D. 24),
tabled on February 26th by Mr..
Sturgis IF Auburn. pending second
reading; and on motion by the same
gentleman the resolve received it's
second reading and was passed to be
enSrossed.
The Chair presents Majority Re-
port Ought not to Pass and
Minority Report Ought to Pass" on
Bill. AN Act to Change the Name
of Bryant Pond, in oxford County,
to Lake Christopher" tabled on
February 27th by Mr.. Greenleaf of
Auburn. pending acceptance of
either report.
Mr.. GREENLEAF OF Auburn: Mr..
Speaker. l have been asked by the
proponents Of this bill to reliable it
as they expect a new development in
this matter and we are unable to
assign it at this time.
Thereupon, On motion by Mr..
Greenleaf OF Auburn. the above re-
ports were re-tabled pending ac-
ceptance of either report.
The Chair presents bill, an act re-
lating to rate Of interest on farm
tabled by Mr.. Leland OF Sangerville,
February 81. the pending question.
BEING the motion of the gentleman
from Strong, Mr.. Eustis, that the
bill be referred to the committee on
Banks and Banking.
Mr.. LELAND of Sangerville: Mr..
Speaker. l yield to the gentleman
IL ON strong, MIR. EuStiS.
Mr.. EUSTIS of Strong: Mr..
Speaker, | now move that we concur
with the Senate and refer the bill to
the committee on Agriculture.
-Thereupon, the motion OF the
gentiemah from Strong, Mr.. Eustis,
prevailed to concur with the Senate
in the reference of the bill to the
committee on Agriculture. taking
precedence over the former motion
of the same gentleman to refer to
the committee ON Banks and Eank-
ing.
Burns to bring a suit against the
State, Ii. l.. No. POI Oh. ID. $500,
tabled by the gentleman from Port
land MIR. Nichols, March 3rd, pend
ing its second reading: and on
further motion by the same gentle
man the resolve was retabled, and
especially assigned for tomorrow
morning.
The Chair presents. bill, an act to
increase the salaries of County
Commissioner for Cumberland coun-
ty, 5. =. No. "A Is. d. 46). tabled by
the gentleman from Portland, Mr..
Hale. March Bird. pending assign
ment for third reading.
Mr.. HALE of Portland: Mr..
Speaker and members: / move the
indefinite postponement of this bill,
and l wish to address myself as
briefly as possible to this motion
which l make in pursuance Of con-
illusions reached at a meeting of the
Cumberland County Delegation last
evening. The Cumberland County
Delegation. while it recognizes the
merit of the bill, realizes the i'm
portance of our program Of economy
and feels that this bill should yield
TO that program: and l hope the
motion will prevail.
Thereupon. the motion TO in
definitely postpone the above bill
prevailed.
The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
sents order for investigation of con-
clifton of labor in the textile in
dustry. tabled by Mr.. Cummings Of
Portland, March 3rd, pending pass
age. The matter has not yet been
printed and will, therefore, remain on.
the table:
Mr.. HOLMES of Lewiston: Mr..
Speaker, l ask for enlightenment.
Would IT not be in order to assign II
at this time?
The SPEAKER: Would the
gentleman from Portland, Mr.. Cum
mings. agree to assign that matter
to day certain?
Mr.. CUMMINGS of Portland: Mr..
Speaker, If l had a copy of the
order. | think there would be no OBJ
lection to assigning IL for tomorrow