Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-28

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300 reported that the same ought to
pass.
The reports were accepted and the
bills and resolves tabled for printing
under the joint rules.
Mr. Buzzell from the Committee on
State Lands and Forest Preservation.
on An Act relating to certain state
parks Is. D. 213) reported that the
same ought to pass.
The report was accepted, and on
motion by Mr.. Roberts of York. the
bill was tabled pending first reading.
Mr.. Roberts, from the same Com
mittee, on An Act to ratify transfers
of certain real estate to the State of
Maine IS. d. 214 reported that the
same ought to pass.
The report was accepted and the
bill was given it's first reading under
suspension of the rules.
Mr. BUZZELL, from the Commit
tee on Towns, on An Act relating to
the purposes for which cities and
towns may raise money. Is. d. 44)
reported the same in new draft, I'M
der the same title IS. p. 592) and
that it ought to pass.
The report was accepted and the
bill tabled for printing under the
joint rules.
TIL majority Of the Committee on
Towns. on An Act to divide the town
of Jonesport and incorporate the
town of Beals IS. D. 1O3) reported
that the same ought to pass.
(Signed)
FRIEND
COLE
MEARS
ROBINSON
HARRINGTON
BUZZELL
LEWIS
1 The minority of the same Commit
tee, on the same subject matter, re-
| ported ought not to pass.
(Signed
CASE
MAHER
MITCHELL
Mr.. CASE of Washington, Mr..
President, move that this matter be
tabled, pending the acceptance Of
either report.
Mr.. HINCKLEY Of Cumberland:
Mr.. President, may l inquire OF the
Senator from Washington, Senator
| Case, If he will assign a special day.
Mr.. CASE: Mr.. President, reply
ing to the Senator from Cumberland.
| l will specially assign it for next
| Thursday.
Mr.. HINCKLEY: Mr.. President, 1t
seems to me that that is a long way
ahead If we are going to adjourn IN
| time to plant our crops this spring.
| l wish the gentleman would consider
an earlier date because our farmers
must get home.
Mr.. CASE: Mr. President, I am not
here Monday. Tuesday is pretty we'll
| crowded as Senator Carter has sug-
! gested, and l am quite sure that
| Wednesday is pretty we'll crowded.
| but 1 will guarantee to take it up
| Thursday.
Mr.. HINCKLEY: May I suggest
again through the Chair. that we will
be having all day sessions Tuesday
and Wednesday and we should be
able to get at this matter very easily
! either Tuesday or Wednesday.
Mr.. MAHER of Kennebec: Mr.
President. l understand the pending
question is on the assignment to a
day certain on the motion Of the
Senator from Washington. The Sem
ator from Washington most courte-
ously acceded to the suggestion OF
! the Senator from Cumberland, Sem
ator Hinckley, and assigned a day.
Thursday. 1t would seem to me that
this body could we'll accord to the
Senator from Washington the cour-
tesy that he asks. because nothing
will be gained. If he does not in
courtesy assign a day certain then it
is temporarily tabled until Wednes-
day. and l think we all know that
Wednesday will be fairly we'll en-
crossed SO that the result will be
that it will be upon Thursday, not
| specially assigned
| Mr.. HINCKLEY: Mr.. President. if
the Senator, for his own convenience,
desires Thursday, that is one ques-
ton, but 1 understood him to say
that on account Of the condition of
the calendar-Now l know very lit
,, tie about this matter. but if it should
pass, then there is good deal Of work
to be done on it after that time, and
Thursday is a late hour. l haven't
any doubt but that Tuesday will give
us ample opportunity to take up this
matter and many others. But IL the
Senator advises or suggests that for
his own convenience he prefers
Thursday, I will withdraw the ques-
ton.
The PRESIDENT: The question is
on the motion of the Senator from
Washington, Senator Case. that this
matter lie upon the table. pending
the acceptance of either report. and
be specially assigned for next Thurs
day.
The motion was agreed to.