Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-27
STENOGRAPH|C PROCEEDINGS
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who are ClSapleo OF poySlCAuy III.
capAcitated and II they had to be at
tended to by a justice Of the peace
or an officer to acknowledge their
oath, and If the town had to bear the
burden Of that expense 1t would cer-
tainly be consid erabls. I want you
to take that into consideration when
YOU are voting on this matter.
The PRESIDENTS: Is the Senate
ready for the question?
Mr.. CRAM: Mr.. President, may I
say just a word in answer to the re-
marks which have been made. I de-
sire to say that as far as the expense
is concerned, as understand the ab-
sent voting law. 1t Is wholly up to the
voter; If the voter desires to vote he
must make application and have 1t
duly sworn to and get his vote back
to the city or town clerk all at his
own expense. ] don't see how the
town is put to any expense in the
matter.
The PRESIDENT: Is the Senate
ready for the question? The ques-
ton before the Senate is on the ac-
ceptance of the report of the COM
mittee on legal affairs, reporting
"ought not to pass" The Senator
from Cumberland. Senator Cram,
moves that the bill be substituted
for the report Of the committee.
A viva voce vote being taken,
The motion was lost.
Cumberland the report of the COM
mittee, reporting "ought not to pass
was then accepted.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair lays
before the Senate S. P. $40, Senate
report from the committee on State
sanatoriums "ought to pass" on re-
solve in favor of Western Maine
Sanatorium. for additional facilities,
tabled pending acceptance of report,
and recognizes the Senator from
y ,Aroostook. Senator Wilson.
aa4 Mr.. WILSON,: Mr.. President,
will ask the indulgence of the Senate
to have this tabled, that l may pre-
pare and offer an amendment, ana
! SO move.
The motion was agreed to.
r.. The PRESIDENTS: The Chair lays
before the Senate S. P. 54S, Senate
report from the committee on State
sanatoriums 'ought to pass on re-
solve in favor of Northern Maine
Sanatorium for new construction
~
and recognizes the Senator from
Aroostook, Senator Wilson.
- Mr.. WILSON: Mr.. President, evil
IDENTIFY have made a mistake here, but
we will finish this one first. move
- the acceptance of this report.
., The motion was agreed to. and the
matter was tabled for printing under
the joint rules.
- Mr.. WILSON: Mr.. President. In
S. p. 1873, did not l move that that
report be accepted also?
The PRESIDENTS. The report has
been accepted.
80 Mr.. WILSON,: Mr.. President.
move that we reconsider our action
whereby we accepted the report -o1
the committee in S. P. 1873 of "ough,
to pass"
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. WILSON: Mr.. President,1 now
. move that that be tabled SO that
may prepare an amendment for 1t.
The motion was agreed to and the
!, matter was tabled, pending accept
ance of the report.
The PRESIDENTS: The Chair lays
before the Senate S. p. 228, Senate
report from the committee on judi
ciary "ought not to pass" on an Ac,
providing for clerk hire for justices
of supreme judicial court, tabled
pending acceptance Of report, and
recognizes the Senator from Kenne-
bee, Senator Wadsworth.
Mr.. WADSWORTH: Mr.. Presi-
dent. there is an amendment being
considered, and 1 would like very
much to have this lie on the table
and 1 so move. that it be retabled
pending acceptance Of report.
Mr.. HINCKLEY of Cumberland;
Mr.. President, may ask through the
Chair whether or not it may be as.
signed for tomorrow morning.
The PRESIDENT: The Senator
from Kennebec hears the question oi
the Senator from Cumberland. lie
may answer through the Chair.
Mr.. WADSWORTH: Mr.. President
I would not like to assign it for to-
morrow morning because I might
have to ask to have it retabled, but
will attend to the matter as soon as
possible to expedite the business.
The motion was agreed to and the
matter was retabled.
- The PRESIDENTS: The Chair lays
before the Senate S. D. 165, An Ac
providing for and fixing the salaries
Of the probation officer and assistant
probation officer for the county o.
Cumberland. tabled pending passage
to be enacted, and recognizes the
Senator from Franklin, Senator Nor
rison.
On motion by Mr.. Morrison the bill
was passed to be enacted.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair lay.
before the Senate H. D. 290, An Ac
relating to the county commissions
of Waldo County, tabled pending
passage to be enacted, and recog
nizes the Senator from Franklin
Senator Morrison.
Mr.. MORRISON: I will state, Mr.
d President, that these several matters
where they were tabled by me
the pending question being passage
to be enacted, that these might all b,
taken from the table, and one motion
made for their passage to be enacted
If it would expedite matters some
what.
80" The PRESIDENT: The Chair lay
before the Senate H. D. 290. An Ac
relating to the county commissions
of Waldo County, H. D. 297, An Ac
relating to the salary of the clerk o
courts in Washington County, ii. D
298, An Act relating to the salary o
the recorder of the Kennebunk mum
cipal court. II. d. 273. An Act to in
? crease the salaries Of the judge ant
recorder of the Millinocket municipa
court, II. d. 293, An Act relating t.
the salary of the sheriff of Sagada
hoe county. II. d. 29l, An Act relat
ing to the salary of the judge of pro
bate of Waldo county.
Mr.. MORRISON: Mr.. President
excepting II. D. 273. An Act to in
crease the salaries of the judge ant
recorder Of the Millinocket municipa
court-in the case of all the other.
that have Just been taken from tn,
table, l move their passage to b.
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