Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-26

and the afternoon assigned for It's further
consideration.
/ In accordance with the request Of the
House, bill an act relating 10 compulsory vac
cination, was returned The vote passing
the bill to be enacted and engrossed were
reconsidered. The title was amended on
motion of Mr.. KNowLroN, by striking out
the word 'compulsory" and inserting the
| word free" and the bilpassed TO be en-
crossed as amended.
PASSED TO BE hNGRossED Resolve re-
ferring certain claims to the Adjutent Gener-
| al; resolve in favor'of James Walton; an act
additional to chapter 40 Of the revised stat.
utes, respecting insurance and insurance COM
| panies.
Mr. BARRON from the Committee on Legal
Affairs, reported legislature inexpedient on
! order relating to the expedency of placing q
penalty on mis-appropriation ct school mon
ey, as the matter is provided for by general
law.
Mr.. CoRrHELL from the Committee on Ed.
| ucation, on order, reported bill an act to in
crease the efficiency Of public schools. Print
| ed under rule.
Bill an act to extend the Portland, Saco &
Portsmouth railroad, came up by special s.
sisnment, the question being on the adoption
| OF Senate Amendment.
Dir. FEssENDEN moved The following
ing their track across along any street in
| Portland. without the consent of the city
council; nor take any land, wharves or dock
on the south or southwesterly side OF Com
n&ercial or West Commercial streets, without
| the consent of the owner thereof, except for
| depot purposes.
Messrs. kNowLToN, BIsBEE, BARRON and
MoRTLAND opposed the amendment, and ad-
| vocated the bill, and Messrs. FEssENDES
| nf
| spoke in favor of the amendment.
The yeas and nays on the amendment Of
fered by MIR. FEssENDEE, were ordered On
motion OF that gentleman, and being TAX en-
the result was in the negation as follows;
YEAs.-Messrs. Adams, Bailey, Boarlman, Brew
er, Came, Cary, Croker, Croowsll Cushman, Cat
ting, Egery, Fessenden, Getchell, Gregg. Hall. Har
mon, Halves, Herrick, lIeselton, iiobson, Humph
reys, Jones, Jordan, Knight, Lincoln; Lindlcy
| Mayberry, Mken, Pendeyter, Perry, Prcntss
Presley, Randall OF Island Falls, Randall Of X e.
| mond, Robbins Of Guilfoid, Rounds, Thomas
Trefethen. Walker, Warren, Webster OF vnalbayen,
NAYs--Messrs. Atwood, Barron, Bennett, Bis.
bee, Brockway, Butman, Campbell, CARL, Carviil
Clark, Coffin, Corthell, Davis, Dennson, Ellis
Folsom of Newburg, Ford, Foss OF Dexter, Foss
bard, Hulit. Kelloch, keegan, kenniston, King
kmgman, Kimball, Knowlton, LAKE Learned, LII
o Msyae% n S
: NASH Neal, oak, ouilette patten, Paul, Peaks
r Pierce, Putnam, Rand, Ray, Rsmiek, Richardson
Sargent smi h, stevens OF Eas port, sturevanc, Tit
comb, Tolrey, Totman; Treat, Treworgy, Twombly
Webster OF Castine Weeks Weston, Wheeler o
Corntn Whipple, Wilder, Winslow, Wood Yates
50.
! So tie amendment was rejected.
Mr.. FEssENpES offered to amend so tina
a the Grand Trunk Railway Co. should not be
interierred with in their present location.
/ The amendment was rejected, - voting II
favor, and % against.
Senate amendment was then adopted, and
the bill passed to be engrosscd, under sus
, pension of the rules.
On motion Of Mr.. MAYHEM, bill an act L
: incorporate the officers and members of the
, Cumberland Royal Arch Chapter, was takei
from the table. And passed . be engrossed
q Bill an act to authorize certain railroads L
| consolidate, was taken from the table, and 2
o'clock, afternoon, assigned for its considera
, ton.
Bill an act relating to the extension of tn
4 Maine Central from Cumberland junction t
A Portland, was taken mp and o'clock after
\ noon assigned.
T.. Resolve relating 20 q revision OF the treat
:. les with the penobscot tribe Of Indians, wa
+. taken up, and indefinitely postponed, on INC
:, ton of Mr.. HATCH.
A On motiAa of RANDALL, resolve in all of
n | road in No. II Range 3, in Aroostook count
# engrossed.
n PAssEDTo ENAcrEp--An act aiiitiona
= to charter of the Merchants Mutual Marin
n Insurance Co; an act to incorporate the pro
. | pretors of the Universalist meeting house il
A Oldtown into parish; an act to amend sec
ton of chapter of the revised statutes
relating TO town meetings; an act TO amenc
> section 90 of chapter II of the revised stat
{ utes, relating to interest on reports of re-
- r,T., =.
/ in certain cases an act to incorporate the Cen
trail Hall Company of Jonesport an act to in
. corporate the Eastern Land and Improve
ment Company; an act relating to drains
E and sewers in the city of Portland; an act Il
n incorporate the Aroustook River Railroad
| Company; an act relating to recognizances
o and testimony; an act relating to the equity
. powers of the Supreme Judicial Court; al
f act TO amend item 3, section 55 of chap. IL o
p the revised statutes, relating to school regis
| tiers; an act to authorize the county commits
y sioners of the county of Cumberland, to lay
on: and construct a public highway in tn,
{ tide waters of Portland; an act to incorporate
, | the Wilson Cheese Co. i; an act for the better
q preservation of horse records; an act to in.
crease the capital stock of the Newicha.
wanick Company.
, FINALLY PASSED :--resolye in favor OF
bridge in OXbow plantation; resolve in favor
a OF certain settlers IN oliver hluRS plantation
resolve making valid the acts of the warden
of the state prison, in making sale and con
veyance of certain land; resolve in aid Of
building road from Kingfeld to Eustis in
Franklin county resolve in favor of the State
Reform School; resolve in favor the Maine
State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic
Arts; resolve in favor of the Committee on
, State Reform School; resolve in aid OF open
, ing road in Castle Hill Plantation; resolve
in favor of building bridge in Chapman
} Plantation resolve in favor Of Henry Har-
mon.
Adjourned.
AFrERSooN SESSION.
Mr.. MoRTLANp, under suspension of the
rules, presented bill an act to increase the
capital stock of the Lime Rock Bank, which
was passed to be engrossed.
Bill an act to change the name of Fannie
Z. Cunningham was presided, under sus-
pension of the rules, and passed to be en-
crossed
Mr.. ToTMAN, under a suspension of the
rules, presented resolve in favor OF the town