Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-27

eUectuaIiy apoilsH eiueT tipp!lNS' Siuer IL
| now used to disguise the sale of other intoxi.
Giants, and something mus. be done to pro.
hibit it. Thought this amendment would
reach such abuses.
Pending the adoption of the amendment tie
President at ~ AS declared the Senate
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at 2 80 =. NJ.
Resolve relative 10 the salary Of the insur.
ance Commissioner came from the House
chat branch insisting on its vote passing the
same to be engrossed ard proposing n Com
inittee of Conference. The Senate voted tc
adhere to its vote referring TIE receive n she
next legislature.
On motion of Mr.. DANIs.
ORDERED, That Hon. Sullivan L0thTop
Senator from Somerset county, be excused
from attendance after this day, and that the
Secretary make up his pay for the session
SIR. HARMON presented bill an act to incor.
porate tie Frontier Fish, Oil, and Ferilizine
Company, which was read twice under a sus,
pension Of the rules ana passed to ba en-
crossed,
Bill an act amendatoiy OF chap. 90 of tbs
public laws of 1872 land of chap. q of the
revised statutes, relating to intoxicating IL
quors which was under consideration at the
being on the amendment offered by Mr. Bur
CESS.
The amendment was discussed by Messrs
Chaplin, Burgess, and Harrington in favor
and Messrs. Butler, Dingley, kiDbali, Ken.
nedy and Davis against.
On motion of Mr.. BuRaEss the yeas and
nays were ordered, which being taken result
ell as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Arnold, Burgess, Chaplin, Dun
ing, harrington, Hadlock, Howes Palmer, Pen
Nais~Messrs. Abbot, Brooks, Butler. Carr
CrandKo sa Davis Dinglsy' Harmon, Hobbs, Humph
O'Brion. Webster, Whtmore-ls.
So the amendment was rejected
The bill then passed to be engrossed. as
amended by the House.
On motion OF Mr.. BURGESS bill ala. ACT eX.
tending the time for the Maine Central Rail.
road Co. TO complete its road between Cum.
berland Junction and Portland was taken
from the table.
The Senate receded and concurred in re-
jecting amendment "A"
Mr. BURGESS proposed amendment "B,
which was adopted.
The bill then passed to be engrossed.
Subsequently the vote was reconsidered,
motion of Mr.. DINGLEY, and passed to be en-.
crossed.
Mr. CHAPLIN from the Joint Special Com
ni;tee on Temperance submitted their final
report, which was accepted.
PASSED TO BE EEGRossED.-An act eddi-
iional to and amenda,ory OF chap. l43 of the
revised statutes relative to the Insane Hosp-
tai.
PASSED TO BE ENAcFED.--An act for the
consolidation of certain railroads; an act to
Incorporate the town of West Waterville.
On motion Of M. FARgisaToS, adjourned.
House.
! WEDNESDAY, Feb. 26.
Prayer was offered by Rev Mr., TuoyAa
Of Gardiner.
Papers from the Senate were disposed of ir
| concurrence.
Resolve in favor OF The Secretery Of the
Senate was passed to be enSrossed, under &
suspension of the rules.
Mr. TITcoMB presented a resolve in favor
| Of Sprague, Owen & Nash, which was passed
| to be engrossed. under a suspension of the
rules.
Resolve in favor of the propr:etors Of the
Eastern Argus was read twice, under sus-
pension Of the rules, and passed 10 he en-
crossed.
Mr.. KSowLTON presented a resolve to re-
duce the salary of the Insurance Commission
| CT to $500.
| Mr.. LoEIyG Of Portland opposed is pas
| sage.
| Messrs. knowlton aud Mortland favored.
| The resolve was read twice and passed to
| be engrossed, under a suspension of the Jules
Mr.. TITooMB, from the Committee of Con.
ference on disagreeing vote of the two
branches, on bill an act to amend an act add
tional to an act to establish the State College
of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, report
| ed that the House recede from its vote pass.
| ing the same to be eDgrossed and concur with
the action Of the Senate in indefinite post
| ponement.
Mr.. KNowLroN, from the Committee on
Railroads, on memorial for an act to force the
Maine Central to connect with the Boston and
Maine, reported legislation inexpedent. (The
report was signed by Messrs. Butler, knowl.
ton, Egery, Bennett, Bsbee, Lttlsfed and
Winslow.)
Mr.. FEssESDES, from the same committee
| on same, reported an act concerning railroad
connections. (The repor; is signed by Aiessrs
Dingley, Smith ana Fessenden.)
The reports, with the bill, were ordered to
| be printed and tomorrow ut 10 o'clock as
signed.
Messrs. Kicker, Oak, King, Torrey and
Folsom Of Newburg were excused from fur
Their attendance upon this session Of the legis
laturc.
Resolve IN favor OF the town of Clinton was
taken from the table and referred to the next
legislature, on motion of Mr.. TorMAN.
PASSED TO DE ESAcTEp.-An act to amend
chapter II, section 4, of the revised statutes,
relating 10 parish and other religious meet
ngs; an act providing for the appointment of
port wardens; an act to amend an act to in
corporate the Lime Rock Railroad co.., ap-
proved Feb. 20, 1854 an act to authorize the
town Of Bridgton to subscribe for stock in the
Bridgton Branch Railroad Co. an act to in
crease the capital stock oftho Warren Manu-
featuring Co.. an act to amend chapter % of
the revised statutes, relating to fires; an act
relating 10 schools in Madawaska territory !;
an act to extend the rights of towns and school
districts in certain cases; an act to divide
Clinton Gore plantation, and annex the same
to adjoining towns; an act to authorize Isaac
.. bangs ct al. 10 clear the channel and navi-
gate the kennebec river between Waterville
and Augusta; an act to amend section 81 of
chapter 81 of the revised statutes, relating to
evidence; an act to prevent prize fights and
fights among game animals an act to incor-
porate the Saco Slate Quarry Manufacturing
Co. an act relating to the Maine Industrial
School for Girls.