Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-28

persons who shall by selling or giving any
intoxicating liquors, or otherwise have caus-
ed or contributed to the intoxicaton of such
person or persons doing damage. Also that
the person renting buildings having knowl-
edge that Intoxicating liquors are to be sold,
shall be Jointly liable with the person selling
liquors to the damage of others. 1t also pro-
vides that persons may be searched FOR
Intoxicating liquors, when it is supposed that
such liquors are for sale, and arrest and punish
the person SO unprecedented.
Mr.. MIGHT opposed the bill aud moved
its indefinite postponement. He favored,
however, the fourth section which provides
for recovery of damages sustained by reason
of intoxicating liquors.
The yeas and nays were ordered on indeti-
nltely postponing the bill, and being taken
the result was in the negative, as follows:
lEAs.-Messrs. Baker, Bliss, B:ackett Burrill
| Bennett, Carleton CARL, Coombs, Counce, Corn
ish, Crandon, Ersklne OF Alma, farrar Field, Fogg
Garry, Glidden Hahn, Iaines, Hamilton, Harding
Harmon of Buxton, Harmon of Lubec Holden,
lIolbrook of Knox. Hunt, Jordan, Knight, McIntire
Miilay Mllken, Mitchell, Moore, Potter of Wool
i wien, Ray, Rundlett, Seelv, smith of Wayne,
stuart, Thomp-on Tory, Turner, Walker of Stow,
ton, WoodbuTy-41.
NAYs-Messfs. Anderson, Atwell, Bachelor
| Bailey, Barker, Bragdon, Briggs of Hudson
Briggs of Brownville, Brown, Burleigh Butterfied
Campbell, Churchill, Clark, Cook, Deering, Evans
y,
! Griffin, Hanson, Hayes, lIolbrook of Freeport,
Holbrook of Madison, Howard, Humphrey IIumph
Lord of Bluehll, Lord OF Detroit, McAlster, Nash,
Palmer Partridge, Paul, Perkins of Poland, Perk-
ms of Pennington Perkins OF Auburn, Perryof On
| ford, Perry of Hridgton, Phillips, Pierce, Pike
Potter of Webster, Porter, Prcble, Prince, Robin
son., sawtelle, silsby, smith of saco, Springer
| Stanley, stevens, Talbot Tibbetts Of Brookln, Tb
! belts Of Greenbush, Ttcomb, Trefethen, TUFTS
Walker of Newport, Webb, Wells, Weston, Whit
comb Mhmore, Wilson of Hallowell, Wood, wy
man-17.
So the House refused to indefinitely post
pone the bill.
Mr. PIKE opposed the bill, but was in favor
of the fourth section.
Messrs. Stevens, Perry of Oxford. Brown.
Barker and Smith spoke in favor of the bill
and Mr.. Wilson of Thomaston opposed, but
was in favor of the fourth section.
Mr.. POTTER of Webster moved to amend
by striking out "wine and cider" Lost
The bill was then passed to be engrossed,
CO in favor and As opposed.
| Bill an act relating to the duties of the
! sheriffs and county attorneys, was taken up.
Messrs. Pike, Wilson of Thomaston, Smith
of Saco, Knight and Carleton opposed the
bill, and Messrs. Lebroke, Perkins of Au-
burn, Webb, Stevens and others spoke in
! favor.
Mr.. WILSON of ThomastOn moved to amend
by striking out all after the word ''of7' in the
first line and substituting the words ''some-
body TO execute the laws and in default there
Of it shall be the duty of somebody to inform
the Legislature. Lost.
On motion of Mr.. KNIGHT the yeas and
NAYS were ordered and taken on passing the
bill, resulting in the affirmative as follows:
! YEAs.-Messrs. Atwell. Bailey, Barker, Brack.
EFT, Bragdon Briggs of Hudson, Briggs of Brown
vile, Brown, Bureigh, Butterield, Cook Cornish
Deerins, Evans, Farrar. Field, Folsom, Foss, Fos-
Z far hall IInp,
Holden, Holbrook of Madison Howard, Humph.
reys, Jepson, Jordan, King, Lambert, Lebroke,
Palmer, Paul, Perkins of Poland, Perkins of Au.
hurn, Perry of oxford, Perry of Bridgton, Phillips
Pierce, Potter Of Webster, Porter, Prebe, Reed OF
No IL, Richardson, Robinson, slsby, Smith of
Wayne, snow, Springer, Stanley, stevens, Tibbetts
Of ereenbush, I'itcomb, Trefethen, Tufts, Turner,
Webb, Wells, White of Rockland whitcomb
Whitmore Wilson of Hallowell, Wood-7l.
NAYs.-Messrs. Bachelor, Baker, Bliss, Burrl
Bennett, Carleton, CARL, Campbell Clark Coombs
Ersklne OF \ Ina, Fessenden Glidden, Gray, Hanes
Hamilton, Harding, Harmon of Buxton, Harmon
OF Lubec Hobrook of treeport, Holbrook of
Intire, Millay, Milllken, Moore, Pike, Potter of
Wooiwich. Prince, Ray Rundlett, seely, Smith of
Saco, stuart, Talbot Terry, Walker Of Newport
bury-4.
SO the bill was passed to be engrossed
Bill an act additional to, and amendatory
OF chapter Il of the Revised Statutes, relating
to savings banks was taken up. This bill
Pro'iues lor TAX Oh ohe-nal1 per cent. on the
deposits in savings banks for the support of
common schools.
Messrs. BRowS, WALKER of Newport, and
WILSON of Hallowell opposed the bill.
Mr.. PIhE favored the bill.
| Mr.. SMITH of Saco moved to amend so that
no other tax shall be assessed on the deposits
and accumulations in savings banks; also to
strike out the provisions limiting dividends to
six per cent.
Mr. BuRLEIGH opposed the amendment.
Tending the adoption of the amendment the
House adjourned.
NorE.-Mr Lambert voted ''yea' on re-
terring to the next Legislature, the bill es-
tablishing the mill school fund for the support
OF common schools