Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-08

President.
Prayer by Rev. E. ". Weber Of
Hallowell.
journal Of previous session read
and approved.
From the House:
An Act providing for the use OF
the English Language IN this State.
(H. D. 1929
In Senate, April 3. 1925, passed to
be engrossed.
In the House: motion to reconsider
their former action, in accepting the
report 'ought not to pass" OF the
Committee on Education. failed of q
passage.
In the Senate: On motions BY Mr..
Cram of Cumberland, the Senate vo-
ted to insist on their former action
and ask for a committee OF confer
ence.
The Chair appointed as members
Of such committee OF conference on
the part Of the Senate. Senators
Cram Of Cumberland, Allen of York
and Barwise of Penobscot.
From the House:
An Act providing for the benefit
and assistance for aged persons un-
der certain conditions In the State
Oh NldIu0 duO PASSSA ASohaS fS@~NeSe$S
for violation Of the provisions here
Of and making an appropriation for
carrying out Of its purposes. Is. ID.
293)
In Senate. April 2, passed to be
engrossed.
In the House, indefinitely post
poned In on-concurrence.
In the Senate: On motion by Mr..
Smith of Somerset, the Senate voted
to insist on their former action and
ask for a committee Of conference.
The Chair appointed as members
of such committee of conference on
the part of the Senate, Senators
Smith of Somerset. Roberts of York
and Miner of Washington.
From the House:
An Act to amend Chapter 4SS OF
the Private Laws OF l9o1, as
amended by Chapter 331 of the Pri-
yate and Special Laws Of 1909 re-
latiug to An Act to establish the
Municipal Court of the town OF
Skowhegan. Is. D. 1922
In Senate, April 6. passed to be en-
crossed as amended by Senate
Amendment A. :,
In the House, 'ought not to pass
report of the Committee on Judiciary
accepted in n-concurrence.
In the Senate. On motion by Mr..
Smith of Somerset, the Senate vot-
ed to insist on their former action
and ask for committee OF confer
ence.
The Chair appointed as members
of such committee Of conference on
the part Of the Senate. Senators
Smith Of Somerset. Hinckley OF
Cumberland and Morrison OF Frank
lin.
From the House:
An Act to prohibit boating and
fishing from boats on Lake Auburn
in the city Of Auburn in the county
of Androscoggin. (H. D. 49S)
In Senate, April 6. report B OF
Committee on Judiciary. reporting
fought not to pass" accepted in
non-concurrence.
In the House: that body voted to
insist on its former action whereby
the bill was passed to be engrossed,
and asked for a Committee Of Con-
ference; the Speaker appointed as
House members Of such Commit
tee:
Messrs. WING Of Auburn
HOLMES of Lewiston
MAn4 44N VI augusta
On o. m motion by Mr.. Hinckley Of
Cumberland, the Senate voted to
accede to the request Of the House
and join in the committee Of con-
ference.
The Chair appointed as members
of such committee on the part Of the
Senate, Senators Hinckley of Cum
berland, Allen Of York and Morri-
son Of Franklin.
From the House:
An Act providing for pensions for
members Of the Lewiston Police De-
pertinent. Is. D. 93)
In Senate, April 3, passed to be
engrossed.
In the House: House Amendment
A was adopted, and bill passed to
be engrossed as amended by House
Amendment A, in non-concurrence.
Androscoggin: Mr.. President, II the
Senate will bear with me, would
like to table that until this afternoon
at which time l will take it up out
Of order.
Mr.. H1NCKLEY Of Cumberland: ::
May I suggest to the gentleman
from Androscoggin that I think we
are going to get along without an
afternoon session by recessing. 1t
seems to be the program worked out.
Mr.. CAI '"ER: Possibly under
those conditions I would be able to
take it up after recess. 1t Is simply
to get opportunity for a conference
which may adjust all matters. !
move that 1t be tabled.
The motion vas agreed to.
From the House:
An Act relating to the organiza-
tion Of the Lewiston Police Commits
sion and to the salaries of Chief of
Police, Captains and Inspectors of
the Police Department. Is. D. 94.)
In Senate, April 3, passed to be
engrossed.
In the House, House Amendment
A was adopted and the bill passed to
be engrossed as amended by House
Amendment A in concurrence.
In the Senate:
M. CARTER Of Androsco1rin:
Mr.. President, these bills are COM
panion bills and go along together,
and / move to table this one also.
The motion was agreed to.
From the House: Resolve, in IA
vor Of an amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of the United States, pro-
hibiting employment. Of .women and
children in industry more than
forty-eight hours in a week. Oh. D.
497.
In Senat April 6, passed to be
engrossed III non-concurrence.
In the House: That body voted to
adhere to its former action whereby
the resolve was indefinitely post
poned.
In the Senate: On motion by Mr..
Smith Of Sornerset tba San,to ,ot,