Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-03-24

soncrs On the State Valuation accepted and
established by this Legislature as the State
Valuation for the time being, ought to be re-
vised by another tribunal to correct errors or
irregu larities, if any are found therein.
The same member moved n suspension OF
the rules that it have its two several read
ings at the present time.
The yeas and nays we're ordered on sus-
pension of the rules on motion of MIR. BAKER,
and being taken resulted in the negative, As
voting in favor and j6 against.
YEAs-Messrs, Allan, Baker, Barker. Barton,
Bean. Berry OF Damarscotta, Blake, Bliss, Boyd,
BOothby, Chase of Winn, Conforth, Cousins, bar-
ling, Douglass, Duncan, Guptlli, Ham, liathorn,
Hinka, Hussty, Irish, Kergan, Lamson. Lane, Lewis
of Liberty, Libby. Lord, Martin, Mayo, McIain;
Mills Noulton. Powers, Reed skinner. Smith of
liz. hiied Spaulding, Stickncv, Sturgs. Thompson,
1r,r 'ough, Tobey, Warren, Wasson, Weston, Went
Np,tn. W ldrr.--is
NAls-AIes@rs Adams Of Mayileld, hme- Bearcr
of rmncr, Berry Of Buxton, Bonney, Brackett,
Brown. burgess, Chambe,laih. Chase of Wood
stock, CLARK of Keadlield Cole, pagsttt Danning
GRAHAM Grcellief, Hammond Of We-tbrook, Ham
mond of Paris. Hamilton. Harding. Holhrook' ilol-
man, Humphrey, Jordan of brunswick, kImbali,
Leighton. Lewis of Pittston Mason, May. Mckown,
Means, Mears MiIlken, Newcomb. Palmer, Patten,
Purinton. smith of Saco, smith of Warren smith ol
Parsonsiied stone Stover, Twitchcll, Nosc, Water-
house, White, Whitfhouse Whitney, Wilson OF
Bradford, Wilson Of Thomaston Young st
ARSENT-MpSsfS- ADAMS OF bNtutlOTu AitNtli-
der, Bearce of Lewiston, Brawn Burnham, Camp
bell. Cox, Crockett Cushing, Dearborn, bennett,
Farwell. Hawes, Hume. ZONES Jordan of hllnot'
McDougal, McGilvcry, Mildram, Phillips, Pierce
Pike Plummcr, i.iggs, sherman of isiesboro,
Wheclcr-25.
So the House refused to suspend the rules,
Bill an act to incorporate the Union Depot
Company, was taken from the table
The passage of the bill was opposed by
Messrs Mllikeu, and Smith of Parsonsiield,
and favored by Mcssls. Twitchell. Burgess,
Bonney and Waterhousc.
The bill was then amended, and pending
its passage to be engrossed, the House on
motion of Mr.. BARRIER, adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Mr.. rwiTCHElL, from the Committee on
Finance, on order. reported bill an act for the
assessment of Il state tax for the year 1870,
amounting to thirteen lundrcd and fifty thou
sand four hundred and thirteen dollars and
one cent. Read three times rules being sus-
pended, and passed to be engrosscd.
Passed to be eRdcted-An act to incorporate
the Bridgton Branch Railroad Company an
act to promote immigration, and facilitate the
settlement of the public lands.
Mr.. HINKs, from the committee of confer
cuCt on ulSdHIttlIiS NOtc bttNCtu tbN t"o
branches. on bill an act to incorporate the
Aroostook Railroad Company. reported
unable to agree, and recommended that the
House adhere to its former vote passing the
same to be engrossed. Report accepted.
Mr.. HUME presented resolve to pay the ex-
pcnses of the joint standing committee on in
vestigation of paper credits, which was read
three times under suspension OF the rules,
and passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. DARLlNG presented bill an act addi
tional to chap. 225 Of the public laws Of 1868,
relating to equalization of municipal war
debts, which was read three times under Il
suspension of the rules, and passed to be en-
crossed.
Bill an act to incorporate the Union Depot
Company was taken up, vote adopting Senate
amendments reconsidered and the amend
mcnts non-concurred in. Vote adopting
House amendment "E" reconsidered, and
amended by unanimous consent, Withdrawn
by Mr.. TwITCHELL. The bill was then amend
ed and passed to he engrossed.
Resolves relating to certain charges against
towns for men not put into the service, and
providing a commission to investigate the
same, came from the Senate amended. The
amendments were adopted and Mr. FARwELL
offered to amend so as to allow the commits
sion to sec whether the men purporting to be
in the service were there.
Mr.. FARwELL then spoke Mt considerable
length in virlication Of past State and United
States officials as relates to paper credits,
and other matters pertaining thereto.
Mr.. HUME replied, and opposed the amend
mcnt.
Mr.. FARwELr withdrew his proposed
amendment. and the resolves were passed to
be lngros ed, as amended by the Senate.
Adjourned to meet at l-2 o'clock this
evening.