Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-29

Senate.

Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. Moon
q The as. journal of yesterday eedings was
read and approved. M :.
Papers from the House were disposed Of in
concurrence. - e
On motion of Mr.. Kinks Of Hancock,
ORDERED That the Senate meet on Mon
DAYS at o'clock, p. NJ. and on Saturdays at
9 o'clock A. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
On motion Of Mr.. NIcKRLs of Penobscot,
1t was voted to refer the petition of Priscilla
Jordan for a pension, to the Committee on
Peusionss instead of Committee on Military !
Affairs.
Mr.. Foster of Penobscot, from the Com
mittee on the judiciary, reported an act to
repeal chapter ls7 of the Public Laws Of ISL.
Laid ever to be printed under the rule. -
Mr.. KINKS of Hancock from the Commit |
tee on Railroads, reported that the petition of
J. B. Morse and others, for q chatter for a
ferry between Bath and Woolwich, be refer
red to the Committee on Interior Waters.
Mr.. MoRRIs Of Cumberland, from the Com
mittee on Claims, reported bill repeating
the law giving bounty for destroying bears.
Laid over to be printed under rules.
Mr.. FosrER of Penobscot from the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, reported an act to
repeal chapter 230 of the private and special
laws of 1869, and section of chapter COS Of
the private and special laws of 1871 estab-
fishing and relating to the Police court OF
Auburn. Read and assigned.
Mr.. KINKS of Hancock from the Commit
tee on Railroads, to which was referred the
bill an act to amend section of chapter 324
of special laws of 1870, entitled an act to
prevent the use of narrow trimmed wheels for
the hauling Of lumber over the streets in
Cherryfield, reported that the same ought to
pass. Read and assigned.
Mr.. PHiLBRicK Of Somerset, from the
Committee on Banks and Banking. reported
an act incorporating the Fryeburg Savings
Bank. Read and assigned
Bill fixing the compensation Of the Judges
of the Supreme Judicial court, which was
passed to be engrossed in the House, was
tabled on motion of Mr.. links Ut Hancock.
Bill an act to Incorporate the Trustees Of
the Hallowell Classical and Scientific Acade-
my, came up on its passage 10 be engrossed.
Mr.. FARRIsGToN or Oxford, at The request
of the friends Of the neasure. offered to
amend by striking out the name of Gould,
among the incorporators, and inserting r. II.
Fem; also By adding ''section ). This act
shall take effect when approved"
These amendments were adopted.
Mr.. KINKS of Hancock. remarked that this
bill contained powers of an extraordinary
charactnr, invested IN the hands of the trus-
bill, were made perpetual. L seemed TO him
as if the bill had not been carefully examined
by the Committee on Education. from which
it had been reported.
Mr.. FARRISGToN explained for that com
mittee, and said that the bill had been drawn
by a gentleman of respectabilty and integrity.
Mr.. HINKs moved that the bill lie upon the
table, and if was so voted. Subsequently on
motion Of the same Senator, it was voted to
- a 4. Al :. 4
cation. Adjourned.
READ AND AssIGNED--An act to secure the
education of the youth in the State of Maine.
PASSED TO BE ENeRossED--Resoive re-
lating to fencing tue State Normal School at
Pennington / an act to reduce the capital
stock of the, v eazie Bank; an act to incor-
porate the Wagalloway River Dam Company
PETITIoNs, BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND RE-
aw ~ hf5aisl.s FERRED.
By.lMr. Kinks of Hancock--Petition Of
Wyzer G.. Sargent and others, tor a charte,
for o telegraph line from Castine to Deer Isle
Referred to the Committee on Mercantile AZ
fairs and Insurance. .4..4
By Mr.. KENNEDY of NATURALIZATION OF
Henry Kennedy and 76 Others, in aid OF the
prayer of John Hayden and others, for char
ter Tor railroad from Bath to Portland. Re
ferred to the Committee on Railroads.
Mary L. Webb with bill accompanying, toi
pension for her children Referred to the
Committee ON Pensions. RI
BY Mr.. Cole of Remonstrance
against change in treaty with the Penobsco
Indians by Gov. Susap Soccolexis, and TWEEN
ty-seven others of that tribe. Referred TO the
Committee on Indian Affairs.
BY Mr.. HARRINGTON of Oxford-Bill an act
amendatory to the law relating to county SUI
pervisors of schools. Referred to the Com
mittee on Education.
BY Mr.. Kinks of Hancock Petition Of n.
T. Hill and others, for a law authorizing the
appointment of Harbor Master for the port
OF bucckAlsPorf - Str p6re1i! +
House.
% ~ Fs.se SAygnDAr, Jan. y.
NO Chaplain present. - -" 41|
Papers from the Senate disposed eiin con,
currence. as
On motion of Mr.. PERRr of Oxford, call
ofthe House was ordered and aguorum was
found to be present as follows
PREsEsT--Messrs. Allen, Anderson, Bailey,
Bragdon, Briggs Of Brownyilie, Burriil Bennett
Carleton, CARL, Campbell, Clark, Cox, Counce,
Cornish, Decring, Estes, Evans, farwell, Fields,
fifeld, Fhtner, Fogg Foster, Getchell, Gliiden
gray, Hahu, Harding. Harmon of Lubec, Haskell
Hayes, holbrook of treeport, Hoibrook OF Knox,
Howard, Humphrey; Humphreys, Hunt, .Jepsoa,
Of De rot hclntiae, Mcknsick Millay, Miliiken,
fartrdge, Paul. Perkins OF Pennington, Perkins of
Auburn, Perry Of Oxford, Pike, Potter Of Webster,
Potter OF Woolwch, Porter, rfehle, Prince, Ran
daii Ray, Reed OF No, IL, Reed of Waldoboro',
itiehartson, Robe, Robinson, Rogers, Rundlett,
sayteile, seely, siisby, snow, Springer Stanley
stevens, stuart, Talbot, Thompson, Tibbetts OF
Brooklin, Titcomb, TORY, Tveicthen, Tuils, Turn
er, Walker Of stow, Webb, White Of Dixmont
Whiteonb, Nhiimere, Wilson OF ThomastoD, Wins
loy-90.s7
ABsEsT.-Messrs. Atwen Bachelor Baker
Barker, Bliss, Brackets, lriggs Of Hudson, Brown,
Burieighs Butler, Butteriieid Churchill, Coombs,
Crandon, sErskine OF Newcastle, Erskne OF Paler-
mo, Farrar, Fessenden, Folsom, Eoss, Garry, Crit
I'm, Cooling, Haines, Hamilton, Hanson, Harmon
of Buxton, Holden, Holbrook OF Madison, JorItan,
King, Lambert, Lebroke, McAllister Mitchell,
Moore, Nash Palmer, Perkins of Poland, Perry OF
Bridgton, Philps Fierce, Prescott smith Of Saoo,
Smith ofWayne sprague, Tabbut, Thing fibbeus
of Greenbush, Treat, W;ld swor;h, Walker of New.
port, Wells, SsY entwossh d, Weston White Of Rock
land, Wiggin Wilson of HaIiowei wood, Wood
bury, lyman. IA .rs. a. .e.,s--- 81.
On motion of Mr.. ErASs, 1.ssff
ORDERED, That the Committee on Jail
system inquire if any further legislation is
necessary to provide Fiat Migrants confined
IN houses OF correction iails, be put and
kept to labor.
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON Of 'rhomaston,