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


sage to be engrossed, was tabled on motion of
SPAULDING.
Bill an act providing for the organization of
plantations being on its passage to be en-
crossed, was tabled on motion of Mr.. Mil
DRAM.
Resolve in favor of the town of Grafton !;
resolve in favor of the town of Byron resolve
abatng portion of the State tax in the town
of Castine, and resolve in aid of building mills
at the mouth of Madawaska river, being on
their passage to be engrossed were tabled.
Resolve in favor of the town of Madrid on
its passage to be engrossed was tabled.
Resolve in favor of the Passamaquoddy and
Pcnobscot tribes of Indians, on their passage
to be engrossed were amended, and as amended
passed.
Resolve in aid of the road across Indian
township in Washington comfy, being ON ats
passage to be engrossed, was amended on
motion of Mr.. HUME by making the appro-
priaton FIVE hundred instead of eight hun
dred. The adoption of the amendment was
opposed by Mr.. BRADFoRD.
The resolve was then passed as amended
Resolve in favor of VIM. w. Quimby being
on its passage to be engrossed, its postpone
ment was moved. Messrs. Bradford, Hume,
Stckney, Gannett, Gushing, favored the post
ponement, and Messrs. Mildram and Kinks
opposed.
At the suggestion of Mr.. Hartman the mo-
ton to postpone was withdrawn, and the
question returned on giving the resolve a
passage.
The House refused the resolve passage.
Resolve in aid of road through township
No. 5, Range 8, Aroostook county, being on
its passage to be engrossed, Mr.. HUME OPP
posed its passage.
Messrs. Smith of Hodgdon, Stickney,
Chase of VIM, Vose, Burgess and Irish,
spoke in favor Of the passage of the resolve,
and Messrs. Hume and Slower against. Gre
marks hereafter.)
Mr.. HUME moved and the House ordered,
that the question be taken by yeas and nays,
which being so taken, resulted in the passage
of the resolve by SO yeas, and 40 nays, as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Nlessrs. Adams of Biddeford Allan Ames,
Baker Bartlett Bearce of Lewiston, Berry OF DAM
arscotta Berry of Buxton, Bliss, Bracket, Brad
ford Drawn, Burgess, Chamberlain, Chase OF W God.
stock Chase of Winn Clark of Readfield, Clark of
Holden Cox Crockett, Gushing, bennett, Foster of
Argyle, Gould, Guptill, Harding, Hartman, Hath
orn, Kinks Humphrey Irish Jones keegan, Lewis
Palmer, Pierce, sherman of Camden, smith OF
Hodgdon Smith of Litchfeld; Spaulding, stickney,
Yose, Warren, Waterhouse, Wheeler, Whltehouse'
NAYs-Messrs. Bearce of Turner Blake, Burn
ham Campbell Cole Dagget 81 p ps R Rnean
Hume, Jordan of Minot, Jordan OF Brunswlck
Lewis of pittston; Libby Lord. Mason, May Mayo
AIildranl, Milliken, Pnrnton, Riggs, Sawyer, stor
man of Islesboro, skinner, Smith of Saco, smith of
sh % Wb,neS s'g
AssEST~Messrs Adams Of Mayiield, alexander,
Barker, Barton Bean, Bird, Bonney, Boothby'
Gannett, Gates, Green, Hammond of westbrook'
Lane, Leighton, McLain, Moulton, Nickerson, Pat
ten, Peavey, Phillips, Plummer, Powers, Pray Ray,
Reed Sargent, stone Thompson, Thuriough' was
son, Wentworth, White.-4s.
Resolve in aid of opening road through
Letters + and G, Range l, Aroostook county,
being on its passage to be engrossed, MIR.
HUME moved, and the House ordered the
yeas and nays on the question.
Mr.. KEEGAN said as this road extended into
the district he represents, he thought it proper
for him to make an explanation. He said 1t
is a road which runs all along the entire boun-
Diary line throughout the whole County of
Aroostook. Some ten miles still remain to
be completed though the whole has been cut
out. but is not in passable condition. When
this is completed there will be a line of road
along the boundary line, and he thought no
appropriation had been made more essential
to the convenience of the inhabitants of that
whole district He hoped the resolve would
have passage.
The question being taken by yeas and nays
the resolve had passage by 10 yeas and %
nays, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams of Biddeford, Allan, Ames,
Baker, Barker, Barton. Bartlett Bearce of Lewis
ton Bearce of Turner Berry of Damariscotta, Ber-
~ of Buxton, Bliss, Bracket, Bradford, Drawn,
of Winn, Clark Of Readfed Clark of Holden, Cole,
Cox, Crockett, Gushing, Davis, bennett Duncan, |
Farwell, Foster of Argyle, Gannett, Colt, Gould,
Guptill, Hammond of Paris, Harding Hartman, |
Hathorn, Kinks, Holbrook, Humphrey, Irish, Jones,
hws of ane
Sherman of Camden, Skinner, Smith of Hodgdon, |
Smith of Litchdeld, Smith of Parsonsfeld, spauld-
ing, stickney, sturgis, Tobey Xose, Warren, Water
Wilder, Wilson, Young.-73.
NArs-Messrs, Blake, Greenlef, Ham, Holman,
Hume Jordan of Mnot, Jordan of brunswick,
Lewis of Pittston, Libby, Lord, May; Mayo, Nc
Sawyer. sherman Of lsesboro', Smith OF saco'
Smith of Warren, Twitchell,-23.
ABsENT-Adams of Mayfield Alexander, Bean,
Durham, Campbeli' Conforth, Cotton, Cousins,
Daggett, Darling, Dearborn, Douglass, Dunning, |
Folsom; Foss, Gates, Green. Hammond Of West
Leighton, Main, McGilvery, McLain, Mouton, Nick |
erson, Patten Peavey, Phillips, Plummer, Powers,
Pray, Ray, Reed, Sargent, Stone Slower Thompson,
Thurlough WATSON, Wentworth, Whte.-5l.
On motion of Mr.. BAKER,
Ordered, That the Committee on Bills in
the Third Reading of the House, are directed
to report each day a list of the resolves and
acts appropriating money, read by them for
that day, if any, which shall be read by the
Speaker before such resolves or acts are taken
up for action, and the attention of the House
called thereto.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to amend
chap. 20 OF the Revised Statutes, relating to
assignments; an act to set off certain lands
from Hallowell and Farmingdale, and an
mex the same to the town of Manchester; re-
solve to repair the Mattawamkeag bridge; re-
solve in favor of Beriah Brown; resolve in
favor of the town of Roxbury; resolve to re-
fund money to VIM. Brown, paid the State
for stumpage; resolve in favor of the Com
mttee on State Reform School; resolve in
favor of Romano Michaud; resolve to amend
a resolve approved March /, 1863, relating to
the number and pay OF clerks of the several
departments.
Passed to be enaeted-An act to incor-
porate the Corinthian Hall Association in
the town of Hartland; an act authorizing the
municipal officers of Winthrop to lay out win
ter roads; an act authorizing Chas. ii. Bart
lett of Kittery, to build wharf into tide wa
tiers of Piscataquis river; an act allowing an
annual stiDcnd to the Waldo and PenObscOt