Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-29

increase the jurisdiction of the police courl
OF the city of Bangor; an act to prohibit the
sale and manufacture OF prize candy, priz,
stationery and other merchandise; an act re
lating TO the empaneling of juries for tn,
trial of capital cases; an act relating to tho
embezzlement of the property of deceasec
persons; resolve in favor Of the secretary o.
the Senate; an act relative to granting new
trials an act relative to assault and battery :
an act concerning Trial Justices actions; II,
act concerning railroads; an act concerning
attachments of real estate; an act relating to
recoi ding devises of real estate in the regis
try of deeds.
House.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2s. D.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. SARGENT
of Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Orders were introduced relating to cxcus
ing from further attendance upon this session
of the Legislature, Messrs. King, Stevens.
Turner and Hanson, which were laid on til.
table, on motion of Mr.. WEBB.
Bill an act defining the duties of the Su
perintendent and Steward of the Insane Hos
pital, came from the Senate amended and in
definitely postponed.
Amendment "a was adopted and 81 re-.
jectei.
The bill was discussed by Messrs Wilson
of Hallowcll, Hunt, Stevens, Ray, Holden.
Carleton, and Perry of Oxford.
The House nonconcurred in the action OF
the Senate in indefinitely postponing the bill
and passed it to be engrossed.
Resolve in aid of building bridge in Ham
lin Plantation indefinitely postponed by the
House, came from the Senate passed to be
engrossed. The house voted to adhere 20 its
vote.
Resolve authorizing the Land Agent to re-
pair road in Indian Township in the county
of Washington, passed to be engrossed by the
House, came from the Senate indefinitely
postponed. On motion of Mr.. CARLETON tht
House receded and concurred.
Resolve in favor of Limerick Academ,
passed to be engrossed by the House, cam
from the Senate indefinitely postponed. Tn
House receded and concurred in the action o
the Senate.
Bill an act in relation to the redemption @
personal property held as security for deb,
indefinitely postponed by the House, cam
from the Senate passed to be engrossed. TIL
House receded and concurred in the acto
| of the Senate.
Resolve in favor of the Industrial Schoo
| for girls indefinitely postponed by the House
came from the Senate passed to be engrossed
Mr.. Brown moved that the House reced
| and concur, and that the yeas and nays b
taken. The House refused to order the yea
and nays, and also refused to recede and con
cur. On motion of Mr.. CARLETON. tn
| House adhered to its former vote indefinitel
postponing the resolve.
Resolve in favor of rebuilding the Moos
river bridge on the Canada road indefnitel.
postponed by the House, came from the Sen
ate passed to be engrossed. The House ad
hered to its vote.
Resolve laying tax on the several counties
in the State, amended and passed by The
House, came from the Senate amendment "A
rejected and further amended. On motion o
Mr.. PERRY, of Oxford, the House insisted
end voted to ask for q committee OF confer
ence.
The speaker appointed on the part of tn
House, Messrs. Perry of Oxford, Palmer ant
| Carleton.
Resolve relating to building a bridge owe
| the Moluncus stream on the Maine Militar
road, being on its passage to be engrossed
| Mr.. Carleton moved its indefinite postpone
| ment.
| Mr.. RANDALL opposed the motion and MI
Pike favored it. The motion prevailed.
| Resolve in favor of Oakfield Plantation
being on its passage to be engrossed MI
Carleton opposed its passage, and Messr:
Randall, King, Woodbury., Reed of Waldo
boro' and Perkins of Poland favored. III
resolve was passed to be engrossed.
Bill an act additional to chapter 40 of tn
Revised Statutes, relating to insurance con
panies, on its passage to be engrossed wa
amended, on motion of Mr.. Titcomb an
indefinitely postponed on motion of Nj
WEBB.
| Mr.. PERRY, of Oxford, moved a suspensio
of the rules, to enable him to introduce hi
an act to amend an act to establish the schot
mill fund in support of common schools; al
so bill an act entitled an act supplemental
to an act establishing the school mill fund
This bill provides that the money assesse
and collected as provided for in the origna
bill, shall be distributed June next. instea
of July 1873.
Messrs. Smith of Saco, and Lebroke OF
posed the suspension of the rules, and Messrs
Pike, Carleton, Burrill, and Perkins of Farm
ington favored.
The rules were suspended, and the bill
were read.
i Mr.. HAMILTON moved to amend providin
for submission of the matter to the people
and moved the yeas and nays. The Hous
refused to order the yeas and nays, and re
jected the amendment
The bills had their several readings an
were passed to be engrosscd under a suspen
sion of the rules.
Mr. PERKINS of Pennington, introduced
resolve in favor of the proprietors of tn
Maine Standard, which was read and passe
to be engrossed under n suspension of tn
rules.
Mr.. TIrCoMB introduced resolve in fave
of Sprague, Owen & Nash, which was rea
and passed to be engrossed under a susper
sion of the rules.
| READ AND AssIGNED-Resolve in favor {
the city of Bangor; bill an act additional t
chapter p of the Revised Statutes, relatin
to town liquor agents.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED-An act +
amend chapter II, section l6' of the Revise
Statutes, relating to the day of rendition O
judgment in certain cases.
/ Bill an act additional to an act to incor
porate the Bangor Water Power Company
was read and passed to be ergrossed under
suspension of the rules.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED-An act in aid o
schools in Madawaska territory.
/ FINALLY PAssED-Resolve in favor Of tn
Commissioner Of Immigration to reimburs
certain money paid out in behalf of the Sw eds
colony; resolve in relation to our ship build
ing and mercantile interests; resolve amend