Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-26

. ,,YEAs-I II; Dunnins, Humphrey, Kennedy
Z NAYs-Chspiin, Chase, Cole, Davis, Dingley
u Ear!1pSton. Fletcher, Foster Of Penobscot, Hay
ford Mnns, Hobbs, Howes, Irish, Moore, McLe
spadlaias 81 sasasssos. Wss
Al The amendment was therefore rejected.
M. HlxKs moved to reconsider the vot
adopting the first amendment. Carried.
The amendment was then rejected.
Mr.. KINKS gave reasons why the cliarte
should not be granted. The great expense
which the Maine Central had gone to in pro
viding such facilities as they had, togethe
with the fact that that road ought to be al
t lowed time to see whether they would pro
vide such Accommodations as were asked for
we're sufficient reasons in his own mind VIII,
the charter should not be granted. Ii,
moved that the bill be referred to the mex
T Legislature.
Mr.. DIScLEY spoke in opposition.
MI. FOSTER Of Penobscot gave his reason
why he should vote for the bill.
Mr.. Kinks called for the yeas and nays
on his motion to Indefinitely postpone, which
resulted as follows
YEAs.-Messrs. Cole, Dunning, Kinks, Kennedy
Mcclellan, Moore, Morris, Nickeis, Smith, Spauld
ing OF sagadahoc-l0
| NAYs.-Messrs. Chaplin, Chase, Davis, Dngley
Harrington Fletcher, Foster OF Penobscot Hayford
Hobbs, Howes, Humphrey, Irish, O'i;ron. PEN
nell Phdbrick, Sawyer, Spaulding OfKnox, Web
The question then REQUIRED upon passing
the bill to be engrossed, on which the yeas
and nays were ordered, with the following
result:
=, YEAs.-Messrs Chaplin, Chase. Davis, Dingley
harrington, Fletcher, Foster of Penobscot, Hay
ford, Hobbs, Howes Irish, O'Brion, Pencil, saw
yer, Spauldiug OF Knox, Webber-16.
Nays -Messrs. Cole, Dunning Kinks, Humph
rey, Kennedy, Mcclellan, Moore, Morris, Nickels,
Philbrick, Smith, Spaulding of Sagadahoc-la
So the bill passed to be engrossed.
| Adjourned.
| READ AND AssIGNED-Bill an act to incor-
porate the proprietors Of the Salt Pond Agri-
cultural Society; resolve in favor of Salmore
Francis; bill an act to incorporate the David
knowlton Company; bill to authorize the
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth Railroad Com
pany to construct railroad from Kittery to
Biddeford.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.-An act to
amend an act to incorporate the Passadum-
keag Railroad Company; an act to make val
id the doings of the stockholders Of the Port
land Rochester Railroad Company; bill an
act to amend the charter Of the Pittsfeld,
Hartland & St. Adams r. X. Company, which
bill decreases the shares of capital stock
bill an act to enable the Boston & Maine
r Railroad to discontinue portion of its line
, and extend the time for survey of its extern
sion; an act to prevent the killing of seals
e within two miles of Fort Point in Stockton
s an act for the repeal of the law for the pre-
: servation of trout and pickerel in the town OF
: Turner.
PASSED TO BE ENAcTEp-An act to incor
y porate the Richmond Factory Association
/ an act to make valid the doings the Brewer
e Artillery Company in aid of the soldiers
e monument in Brewer; an act to incorporate
the Wendell Institute and May School fol
girls.
PETITIONS, BILLS. &C., PRESENTED AND RE-
FERRED.
\ By MT. SrAuLpISG Of Knox-Bill an act to
incorporate the Rockland Marine Insurance
, Company. Referred to Committee on Mer-
camille Affairs and Insurance.
; BY Mr.. MCCLELLAN of Waldo Petition oil
J VIM. .. Poor and others, for charter for a
railroad from some point on the Belfast &
Moosehead Lake II. r. to the Maine Central
X. X. in Hampden. Referred to Committee
: on Railroads.
By Mr.. SAWYER Of Washington-Petition
of w. c. Holway and others, for right to
:. build and maintain a wharf in Machias river,
with accompanying bill; of VIM. Ii. Hemen.
: way and others, for right to build and main
! bill; Of w. C. & L. Howay to extend their
wharf into Machias river, with bill aceompa.
nying; Of VIM. H. Pope and others, to build
and maintain wharves in Machias river, with
accompanying bill. Referred to Committee
on Interior Waters.
= BY Mr.. WEBER of Somerset-Remon.
STRANGE of John l.. Field of St. Adams, and
l25 others, against changing county seat Of
! Somerset. Referred to Committee on Judi
; ciary.
) House.
THURSDAY, Jan. 25.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. LErrrNGwELL of Gardi.
. ner.
Papers from the Senate disposed OF. in con.
currence.
communication was received from the
Land Agent in compliance with an order re.
latiDg to the amount of public lands decided
to settlers since 1860. The commune alton
was ordered to be printed and referred to the
committee on State Lands and State Roads
on motion of Mr.. PORTER.
On motion Of Mr.. CARLETON,
ORDERED, That the Secretary of State be
requested to furnish for the information of the
House, the number Of days spent by each cour.
ty supervisor in the discharge of the duties Of
his office, and the amount each has been paid
per diem, and the expenses of each for the
year 1871.
} Mr.. HoLBooK, from the committee on Mer.
camille Affairs and Insurance, reported ought
not to pass on bill an act TO amend sec. GG OF
, the 49th chap. of the Revised Statutes.
MIR. kENNIsToN, from the committee ON
Interior Waters, reported ought to pass on
bill an act to authorize lothian Shepherd, ct
ais, to erect and maintain wharf in the
tide waters of Rockport Harbor. Read and
assigned.
Mr.. WHlTcoMB, from the same committee,
on petition, reported bill an act to authorize
Tobias Roberts to extend his wharf at Bar
Harbor in Mt. Desert. Read and assigned
MIR. ATwELL, from the same committee,
reported ought to pass on bill an act to in
corporate the Godfrey Falls Dam Company.
Read and assigned.
Mr.. BRowN, from the committee on Pen
sions, reported ought to pass on bill an act to
continue in force chap. l79 of the laws of
1871, entitled an act authorizing pensions to
disabled soldiers and seamen. Read and as
signed,
Same member, from the same committee,
reported leave to withdraw on petitions of
Clarence Doore, James Gray and William +.
Shilling. for Densi0ns