Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-22

-l5.
NArs.-sfessrs. Burgess. Batter, Carr, Coffin,
Crandon, Davis, Harmon. Hobbs, Howcs, o'Rron'
Penncii, Webster, Whi.more-l3'
So the minority report was accepted.
The resolves accompanying the report were
| then read twice, and on motion Of Mr.. kM-
BALL, the yeas and nays were ordered on
their passage to be engrossed, with the ioi-
lowing result, after remarks had been mace
against their passage by Messrs. BURGESS ana
| Butler, and by Mr.. CHAPLIN in favor
! TEAs-Messrs Arnold, Brooks, Chaplin, Dun
Los 10th Martin, May. Palmer, shaw, smith-l4.
bsv p h1ss.ih amo1 nobbs no S
0Bron. Penneli WEBSTER, Whitmore-li.
So the resolves failed to secure passage,
| not having received the necessary two-thirds
| vote.
| On motion Of Mr.. HARRINGTON, it was
voted that when the Senate adjourn, it ad-
! iourn to meet Tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock.
Mr.. LoTHroP moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the Senate passed to be engrossed
the act relating to Intoxicating liquors, in or
der that he might record his vote on the pro-
position, he having been absent when the vote
was taken.
Mr.. HARRINGTON objected.
Mr.. DINGLEY trusted the Senator would be
allowed an opportunity to record his vote.
On motion of Mr.. BURGESS, the yeas and
nays were ordered. with the following result
when taken: :
YEas-Messrs Brooks. Carr, Coffin. Davis, Ding
ley, Hobbs, Humphrey, hlmball, LAhrop, Martin,
Palmer, Pennen Webs er-l3.
NAis-Messrs. Arnold, Burgess, Bater, Ghaplin.
Crandon. Dunning, Harrington, Hadlock, Harmon,
Howes, May, O'Brion, Shaw, Smith W hitmore-11.
So the motion to reconsider was lost
Mr.. HARRINGTON from the Committee on
Conference on the compulsory vaccination
bill, reported that the Senate recede and con-
cur with the House in its action
Mr.. BURGESS from tie Committee on State
Prison, reported in new draft, resolve in
favor of Rev. J. X. Mason, Commissioner to
International Penetentiary Congress. Read
twice, rules suspended, and passed to be en-
crossed.
The Joint Standing Committees on coun-
ties and State Prison made their final report.
Mr.. Brooks from the Committee on Banks
and Banking, reported legislation inexpedient
on order relating to giving notice to the
Thomaston Savings bank to appear before
them and show cause why their charter shall
not be annulled.
An act to authorize and empower the coun-
ty commissioners of Cumberland county to
construct and maintain public highway into
tide waters in the city of Portland, pending
| its passage to be engrossed was tabled.
| An act to amend chap. A ofthe public laws
Of 1872. entitled an act additional to chap. 6 OF
the revised statutes, relating to lands in un-
incorporated townships, came from the House
indefinitely postponed. The bill was tabled
on motion of Mr. DUNNINo, pending its pas.
sage to be engrossed.
| READ AND AssIGSRD-Resolye in favor OF
building bridges in Chapman plantation. An
| act In relation to Insurance and insurance
| companies.
| PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp-An act to i'm
| prove the Jail system of the State; an act to
incorporate the State of Maine Trust Com
! pany; an act providing for the trial of issues
of fact by Jury in equity cases; resolve in
behalf of the library of the Probate Court Of
Cumberland county; resolve authorizing 8
temporary loan; an act in relation to fires
an act TO incorporate Peoples Ferry company
resolve in favor of the Waldo county Law
Library; an act to amend an act to incorpor.
ate the kennebec Ice company; an act to
incorporate the Northern company; an act to
| amend chap. sc Of the revised statutes, rela
| ting to trustee processes resolve in favor OF
the State Reform School.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED-An act to make
valid the doings of the town of Minot; an
act to amend chap. IS of the public laws O.
| 1872, relating to insolvent estates; an act t
define what shall constitute pauper supplies
an act to provide for the appointment of a,
assistant county attorney for the county o
Cumberland.
FINALLY PAssED-Resolye In favor of "
J. Corthell
On motion OF Mr.. WEBSTER, adjourned.
House.
FRIDAY, Feb. 81.
Prayer was offered by REV. Mr.. HARDING
Of Hallowell.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
| currence.
Mr.. HATCH by leave laid on the table re-
| solve authorizing temporary State loan OF
| 5000, 900 which was passed to be engrossed
under a suspension of the rules.
The same member laid on the table the
memorial Of Wheelright Clark, ct ais. OF Ban
| gor, for redresslof grievances and wrongs,
which was referred to the Committee on Rail.
roads.
The report of the Committee of Conference
on bill an act relating to bounties on wild an
finals, accepted By the House, came from the
Senate rejected.
Mr.. KELLocu moved that the House insist
The matter was discussed by Messrs. Kcl-
| loch, Knight, Vinton, Kimball, and Bisbee.
| The House voted to insist upon its vote
passing the bill to be engrossed, At voting in
favor and As against
| On motion of Mr.. MATTHEWS,
ORDERED, That on and after to-day, the
| Speaker adjourn the House without debate a,
| l2.45 o'clock P. NJ.
Mr.. RANDALL from the Committee on State
Lands, on order, reported resolve author
izing the Land Agent to convey q lot of land
| in Lyndon, formerly Eaton Grant Also re-
ported on petition, resolve In favor of Dem
mis- Getchell. Read and assigned.
Mr.. FEssENDEN, from the Committee on
Railroads, on petition, reported bill an act to
| incorporate the Aroostook River Railroad Co
| Read and assigned.
Mr.. BARRON from the Committee on Legal
Affairs, reported in new draft, and ought to
pass, on bill an act to incorporate the Cen
trial Hall Co. of Jonesport. Read and assign
ed.
Mr.. KELLocH from the Committee on Com
merce, reported in new draft and ought to
pass, on bill an act to authorize the proprie-
tors of the Rose Place property, SO called, Of
Bangor, to extend wharf into Penobsco,
river. Passed to be engrossed under sus-
pension of the rules.
Mr.. MASON from the Committee on Legal
Affairs, reported in new draft and ought to
pass on bill an act relating to drains and
| sewers in the city of Portland. Read and as.