Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-23

ways results in sitting out two or three, who
can practically make the, examination, ard
when they have done the work, the others APP
prove. lie hoped that if a committee was
raised upon the subject that the result would
be from the personal investigation and knowi-
edge Of each member of the committee, and
lie suggested to the gentleman from Houiton
(Mr. Powers.) that if he would make his
amendment read zone on the part of the Sem
ate, and two on the part OF the House it
would be a better committee, more efficient
in its work, and more satisfactory result
would be arrived at lie agreed with the
gentleman that it was entirely proper that the
Senate should be participant in the ordering
of the investigation.
MIR. POWERS said he would accept the
amendment of the gentleman from Augusta
MIR. Williams, to be appointed in The usual
way.
On motion of Mr.. CARL, the question Of
adopting the amendment was taken by yeas
and nays, with the following result:
YEAs-Messrs. Alarich Bailey Baker, Barker,
Blaisdel Boardnan Bradbury of Oldtown, Brad
bury of kingned, Drawn, Burbank, Bursey, Cald-
well, Campbell, Caryill Clark, Cobb, Coffin, Con-
nor, Cornish, Corhell Crockett, Croswell, Crowcll,
Clshman, Davis, Dcnson, Dowst, Eaton, Fernald,
Fessendcn, Files, Fletcher, Foster Fowler, Frost,
Gibbs, Grant, Guptill, Hall, Hamilton, Hawks,
IIoughton, Hunter, Hutchns, Judd, keegan, Keene
OF Bremen, kecne OF Palmyra, hnowlton, Lamson,
LeaVitt, Libby, Longfeliow, Lord Loring, Macart-
ney, Miliken, Mitchell, Moulton of Porter, Mullin,
Nickerson, North, Ouiettc, Pierce, Pinkham, Pills
bury, Powers, Pullen, Reed, Richards, Rogers
Rowel, sanborn of Wales, sanborn of Etna, Scam.
mon, Scribner, Siisby, Small of Lisbon, Small Of
Temple Smith, Snow, Stone, sturgis, swascy,.
Treat, Walden, Warren. WATSON, wentworth OF
Bucks port, Wentworth of Kit,ery, Whtemore,
Wilder, Williams, Wilson, Woodman, Yates, Young
ker, Bryant, CARL, Estes, Harrington, Gle Good
win Cove Harding, Haskell, Hatch, Ilathorn,
Hawes, iurd Johnson, Keith, Kelloch himball,
Lane, Lawler, Lewis, Mckinney, Mescrve, Moore,
M0ulton Of sc.,rhore', Morrow, Parker Phihncy,
Porter, Robbins, sherman, stuart, fabbut, Talbot,
Thurston, Tib5ets, Nittum, Welt, Ninslow, WORK.
pErlrIoNs. Bills, Sc, PRESENTED AND Re-
FERHED.
By Mr. BRADBURY of Oiitown-Remon-
STRANGE against change in the treaty with the
Penobscot Indians; petition of Penobscot In
dams for pay of Governor, for survey, for aid
to priest, for school house, for support Of
schools, and FOR agricultural purposes. Also
credentials Of Joseph Nj. Sockexis, represcn-
tative from the Penobscot tribe OF Indians.
Referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
BY Mr.. LEAvlrr~P Petition of w. 7. Hobart
ct ais, for $50 to repair school house of
Passamaquoddy Indians at Pleasant Point,
and $500 for wood for the same tribe. Re
fcrred to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
By Mr.. MCCARTNEY Petition Of Alfred
Winslow and 80 others of West Watcrvile,
asking for charter for railroad from West
Watervile through Sidney to Augusta. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Railroads.
BY Mr.. PIERCE-Petition Of Miles Standish,
.Ir. and Is others, for abatement OF State and
county tax in Flagstaff Plantation. Referred
to the Committee on State Lands.
BY Mr.. PowERs-Petition of VIM. Reed ct
ais, for conveyance of a lot of land to Daniel
NJ. Libby. Referred to the Committee on
State Lands.
BY Mr.. WENTWORTH of Bucksport-Peti-
ton Of S. =. Hall ct ais, for authority to eX-
tend a wharf into tide waters. Referred to
the Committee on Interior Waters.
BY Mr.. CRowELL-Resolve of the town OF
Benton in town meeting assembled. Referred
to the Committee on Claims.
BY Mr.. YATEs-Bill an act to incorporate
the Rockland District Campmeeting Associa-
ton. Referred to the Committee on Legal
Affairs.
By Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of CHARLES
Deering against the petition of T. l.. Roberts
for authority to build wharf into the tide
waters of Bar Iarbor in Eden. Referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
By Mr.. TABBUT-Petition Of VIM. b. Wor
cester and g. others Of Columbia, for repeal
of law to proven. the use Of narrow trimmed
wheels in Columbia and Addison. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Of L. X.
Bradeen and 106 others, against any division
of Berwick. Referred to the Committee on
Towns.
By Mr.. LrBnY-Petition of the municipal
officers Of It. Fairfield, for all to build a
bridge across the Aroostook river at TT. Fair
field. Referred to the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads.
by Mr.. KEEGAN-Bill an act to amend
chap. IS of the revised statutes, relating to
ways. Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures of the
inhabitants of Addison against the repeal of
the law relating to the use of wide trimmed
wheels in the roads of said town. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr.. TALBoT-Petition of James Il. Tai
bot aad SIS others of East Machias, in aid Of
the Bangor, Calais and Shore Line r. X. Co
for bridge at Verona. Referred to the Com
mittee on Railroads.
SO the amendment to the order calling for
one member Of the committee from the Senate
and two from the House was adopted.
The order as amended was adopted.
Mr.. CoBB, from the Committee on Manu-
features, on petition, reported bill an act to
incorporate the Elmdale Cheese Manufacture
ing Co. of Montville; also bill an act to in
corporate the Waterford Cheese Factory AS
ISOLATION. Read and assigned.
Mr.. YoUNG, from the Committee on Com
mcrce, on petition, reported bill an act to au-
thorize Cyrus j. Hall to extend wharf into
tide waters of Mt. Desert Read and as
signed.
Mr.. BoARpMAN, from the Committee on
Merchantie Affairs and Insurance, reported
"leave to withdraw" on petition of the select
men of the town of Palmyra, that the inhabi-
tants of said town be Incorporated into mu-
tual fire insurance company.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, from the Committee on
Ways and Bridges, on petition, reported bill
an act to incorporate the Brewer Steam Ferry
Co. Read and assigned.
Mr.. WALDEN, from the Committee on Man
ufactures, reported fought to pass" on bill an
act to incorporate the Casco Tanning Co.. and
bill an act to incorporate the Portland Cord
age Co. Read and assigned.
Mr. WARREN, from the Committee on Man
ufactures, on petition reported bill an act to
incorporate the Aroostook Valley Dairying
Association. Read and assigned.
Mr.. Powers, from the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads, on petitions, reported
resolves in favor of Chas. 0. Brown Of Moro
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