Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-27


act to Ak the compensation Of the count.
commissionefs Of ,Kennebec county: an nc
to inc0rpofats The PscatsQuis Central Rail
road Company; an act to repeal an act relat
ing to the county apprenticeship of schools
an net to provide tor the preservation o.
bounderies Of ancient highways and additional
to chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes; an &C
to make valid the doings of the town of Hiram
an act to authorize the town of Brownyille T.
loan its credit in aid of the Bangor & Piscata
quis Central Railroad Company; an act t,
amend section rs chapter 81 of the Revised
Statutes relating to town liquor agents.
Bill an act to amend an act establishing
municipal court in the city of Lewiston, be
ing on its passage to be engrossed, was tableo
ON motion of Mr.. PORTER .-.,...>...,,.--
FINALLY PAssED.-Resolve in favor OF
Riley plantation; resolve for the settlement
of the claims Of Cyrus Wormwell and others
for services and disbursements in the arresl
of Truman F. Young; resolve in favor
building bridge in Fort Kent; resolve in aio
of building bridges in Chapman plantation;
resolve in favor of roads in Perkins and
Washington plantations; resolve in favor o.
the Maine State College of Agriculture anc
Mechanic Arts; resolve to amend resolv,
regulating the number and pay of the clerks
in the several departments; resolve in favo,
OF the correction of an errcr in the State val
uation Of the town of Atkinson resolve re.
questing our delegation in Congress to us,
their influence in favor of faithful observ-
ance Of our treaties with the Indians; resolve
abating the State taxes of the northeast guar
ter of township No. Z, range 2, Washington
county; resolve in favor of Priscilla ID. Jor
dan; resolve in favor of the Reform School;
resolve to correct an error in the State valua'
ton of Oxford.
Tho na wara Pal hon p nuaS-
ton of referring bill an act creating mill taa
fund for the support of the common schools
pending when the House adjourned at noon.
with the following result in the negative :
YEAs.-Messrs. Anderson Bailey, Baker, Burrill
Bennett. CARL. Campbell Hamilton, Harding, Hold
Potter Of wcoiwch, seey smith OF AGO, smith OF
Wayne, Stuart Talbot, Trefethen Webb, White
Rockland, Wilson of Hallowell, Wilson Of Thomas
ton-27
NAYs.-Messrs. Allen, Atwell, Bachelor Brack.
EFT. Bragdon, Briggs of Hudson, Briggs Of Brown
Clark, Cook, Coombs. Cornish, Erskine Of Alma
Garry, Getchel. Giidden Gray, GriGn, Hahn, Han
| son, Harmon of Buxton, Hayes, Holbrook of Mao
sSn 'I 54a bs n 'ssiss sssn h%s
Pennington, Perry Of Oxford, Perry Of Bridgton
RAY Reed ONO. II, Richa, dson, Rogers. sawtelle
| Ssby, Springer, Stanley, Stevens Thompso }, Tb
belts of Brookin Tibbetts of Greenbush. Titcomb
| TORY, TUFTS, Turner, Walker of Stow, Wentworth
| Weston, Whicomb, Whitmorc, Wood, Woodbury.
| Wyman-79
So the House refused to refer the bill to
the next Legislature.
Bill an act to incorporate the Maine In
dustrial School for girls was taken from the
table and passed to be engrossed.
| Resolve in favor of the Maine State Indus
trial School for girls was taken from the ia :
bic, amended, discussed by Messrs. WILSON
of Thomaston, PIKE, WEBD, KNIGHT, earle
TON, .LEBROKE, and PERRY of Oxford, and in
definitely postponed.
Resolve in favor of Lebanon Academy was
taken up. Mr.. CLARK moved its indefinite
postponement.
Messrs. HAYES and BuRLRIcH spoke against
the motion and tor the resolve. The motion
to indefinitely postpone prevailed.
Resolve in favor of Limerick Academy was
taken from the table. Mr.. CLARK opposed its
passage.
Mr., TrrcoMD moved an amendment which
| was adopted.
Messrs. WILSON of Thomaston, PHILIPS,
| SMITH of Saco, HAMILTON, WEBB, Woop-
BURY, PERRY and LEBRoKE, spoke in favor
of the resolve, and Mr.. CARLETON against.
| The resolve was passed to be engrossed.
| Resolve in favor of the North Yarmouth
Academy was taken up. Mr.. CARLETON NOV
ed the indefinite postponement of the resolve.
| Mr.. HARDING opposed, and advocated the
passage of the resolve.
The resolve was indefinitely postponed.
Resolve in favor Of Elliot Academy was
taken up. Mr.. CLARK moved its indefinite
| postponement.
Messrs. BURLEIGH, SMITH of Saco, and
STEVENS opposed the motion.
The resolve was indefinitely postponed.
The report of the Committee on Education
reporting ought not to pass, on resolve in IA
| vor of St. Dennis Academy, was taken from
the table and accepted.
Resolve in favor of the Oxford Normal In
stitute was taken from the table. Mr.. CARLE-
TON moved its indefinite postponement.
Messrs. PERRr and ALLEN opposed. The
resolve was indefinitely postponed.
| Resolve in favor of Carl Vose was taken
from the table. Mr.. CARLETON opposed its
passage and moved its indefinite postpone
ment. Messrs. Woodbury., Clark, Lebroke,
King, Smith of Saco, and Humphrey, op-
posed the motion. The House refused to
postpone, and passed the resolve to be en-
crossed.
Resolve in aid of the road across Indian
township in the county of Washington, was
taken FROM the table, amended by striking out
$1,000" and inserting '$25O." The re-
solve was then passed to be engrossed as
amended.
AesolVe IN FAVOR OF Lutner "A. rogers was
taken from the table and passed to be en-
| crossed.
| Bill an act in aid of schools in Madawaska
territory was taken up, and Mr.. PERRY of
| Oxford moved its postponement. M
Messrs. Keegan, King, Brown, and L.
broke advocated the bill, and Wilson of Thorn
aston, Clark, Carleton, Perkins Of Farming
ton, and others, spoke in opposition.
The House refused to indefinitely postpone
by 80 yeas and So nays.
The bill was then passed to be engrosssd
Adjourned.
Note-In the vote on the passage Of the re-
solve relating TO the bondsmen of b. u. Peck,
Saturday, MIR. Barker voted eyes," and Mr.
Baker "No."
London papers relate curious stories of the
blunders made by Oxford under graduates in