Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-23

bill an act additional to former acts relating
to the Knox and Lincoln, and Penobscot Bay
and River Railroad Companies; an act to
amend sec. 6, Of chap. 80 f the Revised
Statutes. relating to the foreclosing Of mortg-
ages on real estate; an act additional to
chap. Of the Revised Statutes, relating to
lands in unincorporated townships; an act to
authorize the city of Bangor to loan its credit
in aid of the construction of the Aroostook
railroad; resolve in favor Of the city Of Ban
gor.
READ AND AssrGNED.-Resolve in favor of
building bridge in Fort Kent bill an act to
establish school mill fund for the support of
common schools resolve relating to building
mills in Township F. Range /; resolve in aid
of building bridges in Chapman plantation;
resolve in favor Of roads in Perkins and
Washington Plantations; an act to incorpor-
ate the Castine and Deer Isle Telegraph COM
pany; bill an act defining the duties of Su-
perintendent and Steward of Insane Hospi-
tall resolve relating to our shipbuilding and
mercantile interests; an act relating to the
sale of milk; resolve in favor of the chapel
of the Insane Hospital; resolve in favor Of
the Commissioner of Immigration.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED An act to fix the
compensation of the Judges of the Supreme
Judicial Court; an actto incorporate the Ban
gor & Calais ShoreLine Railroad Company.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Papers from the House disposed of in con-
currence.
| Undera suspension of the rules, Mr.. DING
LEY of Androscoggin was given permission to
introduce bill an act to increase the capital
stock of the Lewiston Mills of Lewiston,
which was read twice and passed to be en-
crossed.
Bill an act to incorr crate the Piscataquis
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assignment.
Mr.. FOSTER of Penobscot spoke at consid-
cradle length in opposition to the bill.
Mr.. DUNNING of Piscataquis, spoke in favor
of the bill.
Mr. CHASE of Washington, advocated the
passage Of the bill.
Mr.. MoRRIs Of Cumberland, moved an ad-
4 journment. Lost.
MIR. Kinks of Hancock, spoke in favor Of
, the bill.
Mr. MCCLELLAN of Waldo, advocated the
E bill.
t Mr.. FOSTER replied in opposition to the
bill.
g Mr.. HADLocK of Hancock, spoke agains,
= the bill
: Mr.. CHAPLIN of Cumberland, advocated the
t bill.
It Mr.. DrNGLEY of Androscoggin, opposed the
: bill and moved that it be referred to the next
Legislature.
= On this question the yeas and nays were
ordered, on motion Of Mr.. O'BRIoS OF York,
with the following result, in the negative:
YEAs.-Messrs. Dngley, Fletcher, Foster OF
ksnssdy, KinSai Sieisis' fenneh' fssilbreF'
' SaTs sMasps q Chaplin Chase Cole Duuning
Harrington, Hayford, links. Howcs, May, McLel
Ian; Morris, oBrion, spauldng OF sagadahoc
Webber-A.
The bill was then put on its passage to be
cngrossed.
On motion of Mr.. FARRINGToN, the yeas
and nays were ordered, with the following
result:
, YEAs.-Messrs. Chaplin, Chase, Cole, Dunnng,
Harrington, Hayford, Kinks, Howes, Humphrey
E May, Mcclellan, Morris, VBrion Phlbrick, Spauld
ing of sagadahoc. Webber-l6.
MaxsmMsssfs D ms Fletcher Foster o.
o ball, Nickels, Pennell, Smith, Spaulding Of Kno1
IL.
! So the bill passed to be engrossed.
e Adjourned at 6 AS.
READ AND AssIGNED-An act to repeal the
n tenth section of chap. 1I6 Of the Revised Stat
/. utes, and reviving chap. As of the public law
j. of 1858, relating to fines and costs Of crim
nal prosecutions; an act to change the names
of certain persons; an act to provide for tn
removal of the venue of civil and crimina
1t cases in certain contingencies; an act relativ
l. to plaintiffs costs in actions defaulted tn
: first term an act to amend section 20 of chap
1t l43 of the Revised Statutes, relating to til,
re insane hospital; an act to amend section q
u of chap Is Of Revised Statutes, relating to ap
peal from the decision of municipal officers
D. an act to correct an error in the last line o
= section 3, chapter ll5 Of the Revised Statutel
rs relative to the salary of the judge of probate
lie for the county of York an act to amend sec
II ID, chap. 81 Of the Revised Statutes, relating
IN rail roa de OF 70 ;pe tint hor
e tiers in towns.
il PASSED TO BE ENGRossED-An act to in
= crease the capital stock Of the Lewiston Mill
of Lewiston.
i House.
THURSDAY, Feb. 20.
: Prayer by Rev. DR.. KICKER of Augusta.
/, Papers from the Senate disposed of in con
\ currence.
Bill an act relating to common carriers
G indefinitely postponed by the House, came
from the Senate passed to be engrossed Mr.
a CARLETON moved that the House recede and
3 concur, pending which the bill was tabled on
motion of Mr. WEED.
Mr.. Tabbut, member from Addison, and
Mr.. Haskell, member from Steuben, were ex.
] cused from further attendance upon this ses-
sion of the Legislature, and the Committee
on Pay Roll was directed to make up their
pay to the end OF the session.
Bill an act additional to chapter 81 of the
+ Revised Statutes, concerning railroads,
passed to be engrossed by the House, came
from the Senate indefinitely postponed.
Pending the question of concurring the bill
was tabled on motion Of Mr.. BuRLEIGH.
Mr.. FOSTER, Under a suspension of the
rules, introduced q resolve for the settle
ment of the claims of Cyrus Wormell ct ais,
for their services in arresting one of the Nor
way robbers, which was read and assigned.
Mr.. WEBB, under suspension of the rules,
introduced bill an act to make valid the do.
ings Of Moses Whittier, trial justice for the
county of Kennebec; also bill an act relat-
ing to the time of holding the December term
of court fthe county commissioners of Ken
nebec county. Read and assigned.
The same gentleman introduced under q
suspension of the rules, bill an act additional
to an act to change the place of holding the
Supreme judicial Court in the county Of
Somerset, and changing the shire town of
Somerset county, which was read second
time and laid on the table on motion of Mr..
GRAY.