Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-07


JoBN E. BuTLER,
J. X. MARTIN.
The report WAS accepted.
On motion of Mr.. CHAPLIN Of Cumberland,
ORDERED, That the Secretary of the SEN
ate be directed to inform Sullivan Jothrop that
he is duly elected Senator from the Eight
Senatorial district.
Mr. PALMER of Somerset announced the at
tendance Of Hon. Sullivan Lothrop, Senator
elect from the Eighth Senatorial district, and
that he was ready to be qualified.
Mr.. Palmer was directed by the President
to conduct Mr.. Lothrop to the Governor and
Council for that purpose, and Mr.. Lothrop
subsequently appeared and took his sea-.
Mr.. BURGESS Of Cumberland presented the
following:
ORDERED, The House concurring, that all
petitions, orders, or bills referred to the vari-
Gus committees where the object sought may
be secured under general laws shall be re-
ported On by them ''leave to withdraw" "leg-
lastion inexpedient," or 'ought not to pass"
On motion of Mr.. KENNEDY of Lincoln
this order was tabled.
On motion of Mr. HUMPHREY of Cumber-
land,
ORDERED, That a joint select committee Of
three on the part of the Senate, with such as
the House may join, be appointed on the
Governors message, who shall report a refer
ence Of its several subjects to appropriate
committees.
And the following were appointed on part
of the Senate: Messrs. Humphrey of Cum
berland, Kennedy of Lincoln and Kmball of
Penobscot.
On motion of Mr.. CHAPLIN,
ORDERED, The House concurring that
joint select committee of three on the part
of tbo Sauafa IN peuofiota tho rurrha Of tho
Year Book be appointed.
And Messrs. Chaplin of Cumberland, Lo-
tbrop of Somerset and Dunning Of Piscata-
quis we're appointed on part of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. KIMBALL Of Penobscot,
adjourned.
House.
MONDAY, Jan. 6.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. PENNEY of Augusta.
Mr.. BUTMAN of Plymouth announced the
attendance Of Mr.. Prentiss, member elect from
Milford, and was charged with the duty of
conducting him to the Governor. where he
was qualified to enter upon the discharge of
his official duties.
The Speaker announced the House Com
mittees as follows:
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
On Leare Of Absence. Messrs. Croker Of
Machias, Weeks of Augusta, Brockway Of
Dover, Peaks of Charleston, Loring of Var
mouth, Kicker of Biddeford, Coffin of Fair
field.
On Business Of the House. Messrs. Titcomb
of Augusta, Dingley of Lewiston, Finton Of
Gray.
On Change Of Names. Messrs. Randall of
Island Falls, Rounds of Minot Wood of
Bangor, Lincoln of Dennysville, Egery of
Bangor, Manson of Pittsfeld, Walker of
Brighton.
On Balls ia Third Reading. Messrs. Ben
nett of Parsonsfeld, King of Lyndon, Weed
of Littleton, Remick of Elliot, Barron of
Topsham, Adams of Arson. johnson of Tops
field.
On Eagrossea Bns. Messrs Halves of
Deering Locke of Fryeburg, Files of Gorham,
Wheeler of Chesterville, Rollins of Albion,
Lord of Saco, Keegan of Madawaska.
On Elections. Messrs. Mathews of Hamp-
den, Alley of Hartford, Lindley of Warren,
Mayberry Of Windham, Hinch of Bancroft,
Kingman of Waltham, Hulit of Cumberland.
The Joint Standing Committees on the part
of the Senate came down from that branch,
and were joined by the Speaker on the part of
the House as follows:
JONI STANDING COMMITTEES.
On the Jadictary. Messrs. Chaplin of Cum
berland, Butler of York, Webster Of Knox,
on the part of the Senate Messrs. Vinton of
Gray, knowlton of Skowhegan, Titcomb of
Augusta. Dingley of Lewiston, Mortanl OF
liockland, Bisbee of Buckfield, Mathews OF
llampden, on the part of the House.
On Legal Affairs. Messrs. Kennedy of
Lincoln, May OF kennebec, Harrington of Ok
ford, on the part of the Senate; Messrs.
Thomas of Portland, King of Lyndon, keegan
of Madawaska, Barron of Topsham, Haley of
Il pnbupE Mason nf Dij1aSnrJ g
Arson, on the part of the Honse.
On Financial Affairs. Messrs. Davis of
Androscoggip, OBrion of Y ork, Carr of Sag
adahoc, on the part of the Senate; Messrs. |
Hatch of Bangor, Miliken of Portland, Reed
Of Waldoboro', Cushman of Auburn, Hobson
of Wiscasset, Weeks Of Augusta, Mofiitt of
Rockland, on the part of the House.
On Federal Relations Messrs. Butler of
York, Hadlock of Hancock, Webster of kaox,
on the part of the Senate; Messrs. Corthell
of Calais, Fessenden of Portland, Reed of
Waldoboro, Brewer of Freeport, Twombly
Of Harrison, Rcmick of Elliot, Mayberry of
Windham, on the part of the House.
On Education. Messrs Harrington of Ok
ford, Kennedy of Lincoln, Chaplin of Cum.
berland, on the part of the Senate; Messrs.
Dingley of Lewiston, Corthell of Calais, Gift
ford Of Vassalboro, knowlton of Skowhegan,
Hatch of Bangor, Lord of Saco, Webster of
Castine, on the part of the House.
On Railroads. Messrs. Dingley of Andro-
scoggin, Butler of York Smith of Penobscot,
on the part of the Senate; Messrs. Fessenden
of Portland, Knowlton of Skowhegan, Egery
of Bangor, Bennett of Parsonstield, Bisbee of
Buckfeld, Winslow of Chelsea, Littlefield of
Lyman, on the part of the House.
On Commerce. Messrs. Webster of Knox,
Humphrey of Cumberland, Kennedy of Lin
coin, on the part of Senate; Messrs. Hobson
of Wiscasset, Nash of Gardiner, Robinson of
Bath, Boardnian of Belfast, Paul of Kittery,
Loring of Yarmouth, kelloch of Thomaston,
on the part of the House
On Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
Messrs. Humphrey of Cumberland, O,Brion
of York, Abbot of Kennebec, on the part of
the Senate Messrs. Loring of Portland, Rob-
irson Of Bath, Wood of Bangor, Wheeler of
Chesterville, HAYES of Deering, Harmon of
Buxton, Campbell of Cherryfeld, on the part
of the House.
On Banks and Ranking. Messrs. Brooks
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