Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-22
Mr.. KiMnit moved that the matter be

The amendment was then adopted.
Mr.. FosrER moved to strike out section 4
If the bill. Lost.
Mr. Kinks renewed the motion to strike
out section 4. Lost.
Mr.. Cole moved that the bill be recon-
mitted to the committee
Mr.. NIcKLEs moved that the bill be laid on
the table and assigned for Saturday. Lest.
The Senate then voted not to recommit.
Mr.. CHAPLIN moved to amend in the fourth
tine, section 4, at the word Gowns by adding
from towns adopting uniformity of text
books under this act" Also in same line
after the word required" add 'to conform
to the system in said town."
This amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Kinks called for the yeas and nays, on
the passage of the bill to be engrossed, and
they were ordered with the following resufs !:
YEAS essr. Chaplin, Cole Davis, Dingley,
Dunnlng, Harrington Hadlock, Kinks, Howes,
HUM hrsy, Irish May, Nickels, O'Brion, Philbrick
NAYs.-Messrs Foster of Penobscot, Hobbs,
Kennedy kmbail, Morris, Pennell, Sparlding of
KNOX,.
Mr.. FLETCHER at his request was excused
from voting,
SO the bill passed to be engrossed.
Adjourned.
READ AND AssIGNED-An act to authorize
the jailer of York county to remove prisoners
against insolvent estates; an act to provide
| for the preservation of the boundaries of an
cient highways and additional to chapter Is
| of the Revised Statutes; an act to regulate
| the sale of bluebeYres and cranberries; re-
| solve to correct clerical error in the town
of Oxford: an act to amend chapter IS OF the
Revised Statutes, relating to the redemption
of real estate from levy or execution.
PASSED TO BE EHGRossED.-An act to au-
thorize the Hallowell Granite Company to con-
struct railway or railways; an act to amend
an act to establish municipal court in Lew
| iston.
| PASSED TO BE ENAcrEp.-An act to rcgu-
late the driving of logs and lumber in the
Aroostook river; an act to incorporate the
Bath Dry Dock and Marine Railway Com
pany; an act authorizing the citizens of Isle
au Haul to allow cattle to run at large on
that island an act to incorporate the Western
Hancock Agricultural Society.
House.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 81.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. CoRrIss Of Gardiner.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
On motion OF Mr.. MILLAY, bill an act to in
corporate the Home Savings Institute, was
taken up and assigned for Friday next at 2 sc
P. NJ.
Mr.. WHITE, member from Dxmont, was
excused from attendance on this session OF
the Legislature after Saturday next, and the
Committee on Pay Roll was directed to make
up his pay to the end of the session.
Mr.. McKUsIcK, member from Barring, was
excused from further attendance on this SEES.
sion of the Legislature after Friday next and
and the Committee on Pay Roll was directed
to make up his pay to the end of the session.
Bill an act relating to coasting and sliding
in highways passed to be engrossed by the
|, House, came from the Senate amended
Pending the adoption of the amendment the
bill was tabled.
@ Mr.. FEssENpEN, under suspension of Thu
: rules, laid on the table bill an act relating t
the fees of deputy sheriffs, for serving sup
h penas. Also petition of Charles p. Mattock
q in aid of same. The bill was ordered to b
= printed under the rule.
/. Mr.. KING presented a resolve in favor O
# the town of Lyndon, which was read once
!. Mr.. KEEGAN moved an amendment, pend
: ing the adoption of which, the resolve was ia
l. bled.
a Mr.. CARLETON introduced a resolve I
g amend resolve relating to the clerks in tn
r departments of State, approved March II
G 1870, which was read and assigned.
e Bill an act to amend section 2, of chapte
r 63 of the public laws Of 1861, was read an
n ordered to be printed, on motion of MI
L WILSON of Thomaston.
e On motion of Mr.. TALBOT,
h ORDERED, That the Committee on Educa
e ton be instructed to inquire into the expedi
, ency of amending chapter III Of the Revise
h Statutes, relating to education, 90 as to re
quire school agents to notify experimenting
v school committees and supervisors of tn
: time of opening and closing their schools, tn
= probable length of the same, and whether 4
: be taught by a male or female.
. Mr.. BARKER, from the Committee OIL
: Change of Name, on petition reported bill al
act to change the names Of certain persons
z Read and assigned.
Z Mr. PIKE, from the judiciary Committee
reported bill an act to amend chapter of tn
d Revised Statutes, relating to the sale and set
Element of the public lands. Also reported
bill an act relating to granting new trials
e Printed under the rule.
v Mr.. HUMPHREY, from the same committee
reported bill an act to amend section 3, chap
. ter IL of the Revised Statutes, relating /
Q meeting houses. Printed.
: Mr.. BLISS from the same committee, re
i ported in . new draft an act to amend section
3, Of chapter 66 of the Revised Statutes, re
f lating to insolvent estates. Printed.
j. On motion of Mr.. PERRY of Oxford, tn
n vote passing to be engrossed the bill to in
81 OTpOIdtc tuc ANYWAY SVuipuuy W -
!. rec0nsidered. Same member moved to strik
G out in the section providing for the amount o
d shares the words ''one hundred" and insert
ing the word FIFTY" The amendment wa
e adopted, and the bill passed to be engrossed
8 READ AND AssIGNED-Bill an act to lie
q galize the doings of the assessors of tn,
2 town of Industry; resolve relating to TIT
I bondsmen OF d. d. Peck ~ an act additiona
5 to chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes, in re-
r lation to the redemption of mortgages of rea
, estate; resolve abating the State taxes o.
the Northeast quarter of township No Z
, range 2, in Warrington county; resolve il
, favor of Priscilla u. Jordan; an act to amend
8 section l6 Of chapter 81 Of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to railroad crossings; resolv,
r in favor of the Reform School.
2 Bill on act authorizing the city of Bangor
to loan its credit in aid of the construction O
, the Northern AroostoOk railroad, on its pas
sage to be engrossed was tabled on motion o
Mr.. Brown.
' Resolve in favor of the Maine State Col
/ lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, OF
its passage to be engrossed was tabled on mo
I ton of Mr.. Carleton.
Bill an act to repeal section of chapter
GIL, Of the private acts of 1871, relating L