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

sioner's court for the county of Kenue
bee; an act to institute harbor masters in
towns; an act to correct an error in the
last line of the third section of chapter
lis of the Revised Statutes, relating to
the salary of the Judge of Probate for the
county OF York; an act to provide for the re-
moval of the venue of civil and criminal
cases in certain contingencies an act to
amend section SO, of chapter Is of the Re-
vised Statutes, relating to appeal from the
decision of municipal officers an act for the
protection of fish in Worthy pond and
Worthy brook in the town of Poland; an act
to amend the charter of the Lime Rock Fire
and Marine Insurance Company; an act to
| amend an act entitled an act additional to the
charter of the Hallowell Academy; an act
| relating to the repair of meeting houses;
an act to amend section 3, chapter 66 of the
Revised Statutes, relating to insolvent estates
an act fixing the salary of the county attorney
of Hancock county: an act to authorize the
Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in Newfield, TO sell and dispose of the Metho-
dist meeting house therein an act to incor-
porate the trustees of the Willows and Fami-
ly School for girls; an act additional to chap.
8 of the Revised Statutes relating to lands in
unincorporated townships; an act to amend
section 20, of chapter l43 of the Revised
Statutes relating to the Insane Hospital; an
act 10 fix the compensation of the county
commissioners of kennebee county; an
act 10 provide tor the preservation of
boundaries of ancient highways and additional
to chapter so of the Revised Statutes: an act
| to make vslidthe doings of the town of Hiram;
| an act to authorize the town of Brownville 10
/ loan its credit in aid of the Bangor i Piscata-
/ Qais Central Railroad Company; an act TO
amend section - chapter p Of the Revised
Statutes relating to town liquor agents.
/ FgSALtr PA>sEp.-Res0iye in favor of
Riley plantation; resolve fer the settlement
OF the elaiass ct Cyrus Wormwell and others
for SERVICES and disbursements in the arrest
ot Truman 7. Young; resolve in favor OF
( b4ls3ins bridge in Fort Kent; resolve in aid
d bgildies bridges in Chapman plantation;
resolve in favor Of roads in Perkins and
I Washington plantations resolve in favor OF
. the Mxias State College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts resolve TO amend resolve
regulating Tie number and pay Of the clerks
( II tue ssvSrxl departments resolve in favor
q shs correction % 81 err in the State val
pnf5az q The s9wa Of Atkinson; resolve re-
SGzssl1g car 3eaegaison in Congress to use
tasz- lz3zsGes N txvar Of s faithful observ-
a-s.s a ear treaties WIKI the Iadiaas resolve
xsss-s-C the STATE taxes Of the northeast quar-
-&r - trwzsA1g Ne :. range >, Washington
g,sxzzy: resolve IN favor Of Priscilla ID. Jor-
5s.a ressagvs IN fAror q the Reform School ;
resolve IN eN-rscs a. error IA the S,s,e vslus-
sazz 81 0xfar3-
AFTKzxoOS ;rE>>I9y.
Pagers tfocz ihs House. ~sre disposed Of in
sssceE-rssee-
A. re IL relation % The redemption Of per-
ssas1I property held a. security for debt, came
sr2m ga= Ei0zse amended. and then indefinite
lv Postponed
Mr. CusFIS favored the passage OF the bill.
AL that i. asked for, is sixty days for redemp-
sioa.
The House amendment. was rejected, and
the Senate non concurred with that branch
by passing the bill to be engrossed.
Resolve in favor of Maurice Phillips was
read twice, and tabled on motion of Mr..
COLE.
+, Resolve in favor of building bridge in
: Hamlin plantation, came from the House in
definitely postponed. The Senate non con-
=, CURED, and passed the same to be engross ed.
Resolve in favor of rebuilding Moose River
bridge, on Canada road, came from the
House indefinitely postponed. The Senate
non-concurred and pas sed the resolve to be
engrossed.
Resolve in relation to the industrial Stats
tics of Maine, came from the House, that
D branch adhering to its vote indefinitely post
poneing the resolve. The Senate adhered to
n its vote passing the resolve to be engrossed.
The bill providing for a general railroad
:, law came from the House, that branch adher:
: ing to his vote in passing the same to be en-
: crossed. The Senate adhered to its vote re-
ferring the same to the next Legislature.
Resolve laying a tax on the several coun-
I ties in the State, came from the House amend
: ed, and passed to be engrossed.
The House amendments were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. KENNEDY the Senate
amended the tax on Lincoln county by fixing
: it at 80, 500.
The bill then passed to be engrossed.
Resolve in favor Of the city of Bangor for
money overpaid to the Insane Hospital, was
taken from the table.
Mr.. FOSTER moved an amendment as fol-
lows: Strike out the words 'and paid iffound
correct" and insert the following instead :
"And tina: the Governor and Council are
hereby authorized to pay to said city such
amount is found by them to have been
overpaid by said city"
The amendment was adopted.
The debate took a wide range, during
which, Mr.. FOSTER charged that certain
prejudice existed against Bangor, which city
he indicated against certain statements which
had been made in debate. Several Senators
disclaimed having any prejudice against the
city of Bangor
On motion of Mr. SMITH of Penobscot the
yeas and nays were ordered, with the follow
ing result:
| YEAs.-Messrs. Chase, Cole, Davis, Dmgley
Fletcher Foster of Penobscot, Hadlock, Kinks,
Hobbs Howes, Irish, Kimball, Mcclellan, Nckels,
Pennell, Philbrick, Sawyer Smith, spaulding of
Sagadahoc-l9.
NAYs.-Messrs. Chaplin, Dunning, Harrington,
Hayford, Humphrey, Webbcr-o
So the resolve passed to be engrossed.
Adjourned.
READ AND AssIGNED-An act to amend
the charter of the city Of Saco; an act to
amend the charter of the city of Biddeford.
PASSED To DE ENGRossED-Resolv in
favor of Charles w. Owen; resolve making
an appropriation for the Maine State Library;
resolve in favor of Joseph Emery, I'd, of
Biddeford; resolve in favor of Arthur l..
Grant of Hanover; resolve authorizing
temporary loan $500, 000); resolve in favor
Of the Chiidrens Home in Bangor (S2, 000)
resolve in aid Of building bridge over Dead
river in the county of Somerset; resolve in
favor of Rodney c. Barker; an act in rela-
ton to the redemption of personal property
held as security for lebt resolve in favor of
the town of Gilead, in the county of Oxford !;
an act authorizing railroad corporations to
take land for borrow and gravel pits; an act