Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-14

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PASSED TO esH ExcxossrD.-An act to |
amend section Of chapter 80 Of the revised
statutes, relating 10 moose, deer and caribou,
(House document II y an act amendatory of
chapter las Of the revised statutes, relating
~ tbs insane hospital, (Senate document No.
20 y an act to incorporate the Androscoggin
andoxford Railroad Company an actto incoF-
poenes the Waterford Hotel Co.. an act to il.
coTporate the of1cers and members Of Cum
bsslaad Royal Arch Chapter; an act to amend
section 2 Of chapter 81 of the revised stat
utess relating to authority of deputy sherifs
IN act 10 authorize Giles Loring to extend his
wharf into tide waters of Reyals river; re-
solve relating to completion Of chapel Of in
zane hospitsl; resolve in favor Of Woodland
plantation; an act to incorporate the Moose
Of chapel of insane hospital.
PASSED TO BE ENAcTED.-An act author
ixing I. D. Sturgis to build piers and wharves,
to drive piles and maintain booms in Wissas-
et. gT
On motion Of Mr.. Weber, adjourned.
Pr11r1oxs, BILLS, &c., PRESENTED AND RE-
FERRED.
By Mr.. DAVIS: Bill an act to amend chap
Ter 1856, section 8 of the revised statutes, re-
lating to judges of municipal and police
BY MI KIMBALL: Bill an act to amend
ehapter g Of The revised statutes, relating to
allowances. Referred to Committee on Le-
GAL AAairs, under suspension Of rules.
s5s HousE.
y THURSDAY, Feb. 10.
No chaplain present.
Papers ffom the Senate disposed Of In con.
clffencs.
READ AxD AssroxED.-An act to amend
chap. ll6. sec. Of the revised statutes, rela.
tive to the service of venieres; An act to
amend chap. ~ of the public laws of 1872,
entitled N act additional to chap. G of the
revised statutes, relating to lands in incor
porated townships; an act to legalze the do.
ings Of the East Kennebec Agricultural and
Horticultural Society ;resolves in favor Of the
Stats Prison; resolve in favor of the Military
and Naval Asylum 1t Bath.
The following came from the Senate refer
red 70 the next legislature:
OapERIp, That the Committee on Educa-
ton inquire into the expediency of defining
the duties Of the Superintendent Of Common
Schools - to whether he shall visit common
schools throughout the State.
Messrs. Bisbee, Corthell, and Treworgy
opposed reference to the next legislature.
The House refused to concur with the SEN
ate In referring the order to the next legisla-
tire, and gave II = passage. III
Tbs committee Of conference on resolve in
favor Of Jesse Drew, reported that they we're
unable to agree.
The House adhered to its vote giving the
resolve passage, on motion of Mr.. KEEGAN.
Nj. MATHEW moved 4 reconsideration Of
the vote whereby bill an act fixing the pay Of
members Of the government was passed to be
enerosSed. He wished to record his name
against the measure. The motion was laid on
!. ths table, and Tuesday next assigned.
Bill IN act to increase the pay of superin-
tending school committees, passed to be
enacted by the House, came from the Senate
Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. PArrEN moved that the House recede
rom Ito vote passing the bill, and concur with
Senate. Lost "a in favor, and 63 opposed.
Mr.. ALLEY moved that the House insist.
Nessrs. Knight and Davis opposed the
motion, and Mr.. Parks favored.
The matter exciting discussion. il went to
the table under the rule.
Mr.. SARGExr presented the petition Of W.
8. Sargent and go others, of Brewer, in favor
OF an act to establish board Of harbor COM
missioners, which was laid on the table.
Mr.. LIARxD from the Committee on
Tswns, ON petition of Washington Martin ct
Al. reported bill an act to set of part of the
town Of Minot and annex the same to the city
VI A0UuIn. heau anu assigned.
Mr.. TaEAr from the Committee on Claims,
on claims Of towns for bounty on wild ami
mails, reported . resolve providing for the
payment Of $3.50 for bounties on wild ami
mails. Read and assigned.
Mr.. TH0MPsoN from Committee on Rail-
roads, reported leave to Withdraw, on petition
Of the voters Of Charleston for change in the
lay relating to choosing highway surveyor.
Mr.. SxIrH from the Committee on Fish
cries, reported "leave to Withdraw" on petit
ton Of Samuel A. Shute for the privilege Of
builjiug . weir or weirs in Stockton.
Mr.. FEssEsDES, from the Committee on
Railroads, reported sought to pass" on bill
Al act to amend an act to incorporate the
acts thereto, being chap. 263 Of special laws
Of 1870. relating to the St. Croix and Penob-
sect Railway Company, and for other pur-
poses. Also, reported in a new draft, and
ought TO pass, on bill an act to incorporate
the Penobscot Bay and River Railroad Com
pany. Read and assigned. Also, reported
Fought not to pass" on bill an act relating to
Portland and Oxford Central Railroad Com
MI. RoBDrxs from the Committee on
Towns, reported s'leave to Withdraw" on Pc
tition for the division Of Waterville.
Mr.. RAND from the same committee, sub |
incorporate the town Of West Waterville.
The two reports were laid on the table and |
ordered to be printed. on motion Of Mr. |
RAND.
Mr.. HALEY from the Committee on Legal |
Afairs, reported Legislation inexpedient,"
on order relating to amending the law, so
that boards Of selectmen shall consist Of three
members who shall hold office for the term of
three years. Also reported fought to pass"
on bill an act to legalize and make valid the
organization Of the Border Publishing Co.,
and bill an act to incorporate the officers and
members Of Casco Lodge OF F. & A. Masons
Of Yarmouth. Read and assigned. Also re-
ported ''leave to Withdraw" on petition of
Stilvell Wallace for repeal Of act changing
the time and place of holding the Court Of
Washington county, approved March ~,
1859.
Mr.. KNIGHT from the Committee on Agri-
culture, reposted fought to pass" on bill an
act TO incorporate the West Hampden Dairy
ing Association. Read and assigned.
Mr.. WHEELER from the Committee on
Temperance, reported Sought not to pass"
on bill an act to amend chap. 27 of the revised