Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-25
lunkus stream. indefinitely postponed by the

Resolve in aid of a bridge over Moose river.
indefinitely postponed by the House, came
from the Senate that branch nonconcurrinp
and asking committee of conference. The
House adheredto its former vote.
Mr.. WILSON, from the Committee of Com
ference, on dsagreeing vote, on bill relating
to fencing railroads, reported recommenda-
ton that the House accept the Senate amend
ment The report was accepted and the
amendment adopted, and passed to be en-
crossed.
Messrs. Cobb, and Andrews of Otsfield,
by request, were excused from serving upon
the Committee on Conference ON bill relating
to the employment of teachers, and Messrs.
Patten and Knapp, were appointed to Gil the
vacancy.
Messrs. Norcross, Stackpole, Deering,
Bean, Raynes, Blanchard, and Sanborn Of
Kittery were excused from further attendance
upon this session of the Legislature.
Bill an act to repeal the law creating the
office of county supervisors was taken from
the table on motion of Mr.. SEwALL, and read
three times under a suspension of the rules.
The yeas and nays were ordered on the pas
sage of the bill on motion Of the same gentle
man. The bill received passage as follows
YEAs-Messrs. Andrews of Otisield, Andrews of
Palmyra, Berry OF BnXton Bishop, Blanchard Bliss,
coin, Clock Cobb Crehore Gushing, beerne, Ellis.
Emery, Erwin, Fish, Fitch, Getchell Goodwin,
Greene of Temple, Hammond, Haskell of Garland,
Haskell of Portland, Hastings, Hayden, Heath,
Hill, Huxley, Hodgdon, Hopkins of Bluehil Hop
kins of Mt. Vernon. Jenkins, Jones of Springfield,
Lane MahSoney, Martin. Moore of Machiasport,
son, Ray, Raynes, Reed of Waldoboro Reed of No
II, sayward, Sewall, Severance, Simpson, Smith of
Der, Taylor, Tebbets, Wagg, Whitehouse Weed,
White of Winterport White Of Greenfield, Wilson,
Willard, Winter, Woodbury,-70.
nd txral nortl attD aao
Bird Blossom Bonney, Bragdon, Bower, Burgess,
Burnham, Chase, Chaplin, Clark of China, Colburn,
Green of Wilton, Hartman, Hathaway, Heal, Ho,
bart, Hobson, Holt, Hutchins johnson, Jones OF
Norway, keegan, knight, Lamb Lord Mayo,
Durham, Palmer Parsons, Pike, Reynolds, Robe,
Rodlek Sanborn of kittery, Simonton Skillen,
Smith of Parsonslied Snow, Stickney, Talbot,
Thompson of Dover Thompson of Trenton Wads.
worth, Wall, Whitmore,-5s.
Bill an act to authorize the town of Pitts
field to loan its credit in aid of manufactures
was taken from the table and discussed by
Messrs. Burgess, Cram, Moore of Buckfield
Bonney, Osgood of Lewiston, Lamb, Sewall
Clark of Lincoln, Pike.
Mr.. WHITE of Greenfield moved the pre-
vious question, and the House seconded the
call.
The bill was further discussed by Messrs.
Stckney, Carleton and Wilson. The main
question was then ordered to DE put, and the
yeas and nays having been ordered, were
taken. resulting in giving the bill passage,
as follows:
IEAs-Messrs Andrews of Palmyra, Atwell,
Bartlett Berry of Buxton, Bean. Bird, Bishop,
CESS, Durham, Boswell, Carleton, Carver, Chase,
Chaplin, Clark of China, Clark of Lincoln, Cobb,
Colburn, Comins, Crehore, Gushing, Dustin, Emery,
Erwin Fish, Fitch, Foster, Getchell Goodwin, Goo
gins, Hacker Hammond, Haskell Of Garland, Has
kell Of Portland. Hastings, Hathaway, Hayden,
of Norway, Jones of Springfield Keegan, Lamb.
Lane, Mahony, Martin, Mayo, Moores, Moore of
Buckfield Moore of Machiasport, Nutter, Osgood
of Lewiston Palmer, Parsons Perkins of Poland,
Perkins of Pennington, Ray, Reed of No. IL, Rey-
nolds, Robinson, Rodick, Sanborn OF Kittery, Say
ward, Severance Simonton, SkillE Snow, Snow.
man. stckney, storer, Stewart, Taber, Taylor,
Thompson of Dover, Thompson of Trenton, Wads
worth, Wall, White of Winterport, White of Green
man,-4
NAYs-Messrs. Anderson, Clock, Cram, Dngley,
Heath, Hodgdon Hopkins Of Bluehill, Hopkins Of
Mt. Vernon, Hut ,hins, Johnson Knapp, Knight,
Lord, Osgood of Durham, Patten, Pike, Rawson,
Smith of Parsonsfield, Talbot, Tebbets, White
house, Wilson.-2S
Bill an act to provide regular chaplain for
the State Prison, was taken from the table ON
motion of Mr.. BURGESS.
Mr.. SEwALL offered to amend by striking
out $780," and inserting $1,000, as the sal
airy for the chaplain. After discussion, the
amendment was adopted and the bill was
passed to be engrossed.
Resolve in favor of the State Prison was
taken up and passed to be engrossed.
The report of the Committee on the Judici-
airy, reporting ought not to pass on bill an act
to amend an act incorporating the Cobb Lime
Company, was taken from tire table.
Mr.. BLISS, from the same committee, made
minority report, that it ought to pass,
and moved that the same be substituted for
the majority report. He spoke in support Of
his motion and had the floor when the House
adjourned to 7.30 evening.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. BURGESS members speak
ing on any question were limited to five min
ntes each.
The following bills and resolves were in
definitely postponed:
An act to amend sec. IA of chap. 1l6 of the
Revised Statutes; resolve in favor of the
Maine State Agricultural Society; an act
giving additional remedies in matters of part
nership and part owners of personal and real
estates; an act to amend sec. of chapter
104 of the Revised Statutes relating to
polygamy resolve relating to the transfer of
the geological and neurological specimens
in the State House to the Agricultural Col
lege; resolve providing for the distribution
of the report on the water power of Maine;
an act to amend sec. 8 of chap. GO of the
Revised Statutes relating to divorce.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED-An act author
izing the sale of co-partnership property when
person has deceased; resolve authorizing
the Attorney General to adjust certain claims
in favor of the State; resolve in aid of the
erection of chapel buildings for the Insane
Hospital
PASSED TO BE ENAcrEp-An act to promote
immigration and facilitate the settlement of
the public lands.
Resolve in favor of the town of Phillips be-
ing on Its passage to be engrossed, Mr..
Carleton moved its indefinite postponment,
and spoke in favor of his motion.
Messrs. Hinkley, Perkins of Pennington,
Boswell and Perkins of Poland, spoke upon
the question.
The House refused to postpone, and the
resolve was passed to be engrossed.
Resolve in relation to the industrial school
for girls, amended by the House, came from
the Senate, that branch non-concurring. The
House insisted and proposed committee of
conference. The Speaker appointed Messrs.
BURGESS. Smith of Parson sfield, and Chase.