Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-15


be necessary to elect. The result would be
as follows:
Whole number of votes was 1927
Necessary for a choice 2l44
James NJ. Coffin has a3ll
Enoch X. Boyle Piss
John N. Harmon 2O65
Joseph II. Kaler 2032
Scattering 10
And James M. Coffin and Enocl X. Boyle,
having majority of votes cast, are elected.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
The whole number of Votes was $500
Necessary for choice 1904
Avery II. Whitmore has 2ilS
Lucillius A. Emery 2066
Isaac Partridge 1909
Seth II. Clark 1852
And Avery II. Whitmore and Lucillius A.
Emery, having majority Of all the votes cast,
are elected.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
The whole number of votes was 4i9j
Necessary for choice pas
Horace Harmon has 2i06
John II. Crandon 24G0
Joseph w. Sawyer 1853
Albert ii. Sawyer 1893
And Horace Harmon and John IT,. Gran
don, having majority of all the votes cast,
are elected
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
The whole number OF votes was 2SS0
Necessary for a choice l44l
John S. Arnold has 1878
Isaac Hacker 1896
Scattering q
And John S. Arnold, having a majority of
all the votes cast, is elected
Per order of Com.
HENRY II. BURGESS, Chairman.
The report was accepted, on motion of Mr..
WEBB of Kennebec.
Mr.. BURGESS of Cumberland was excused
at his request, from serving on the Commit
tee on Agriculture.
Mr.. CUTLER of Penobscot was excused at
his request, from serving on the Committee
on Counties.
The President appointed Mr.. Burgess to
fill the vacancy in the Committee on Coun-
ties; also Mr.. Cutler to fill the vacancy in
the Committee on Agriculture.
On motion of Mr.. EMERY of Hancock, the
Senate
Adjourned.
PETITIONS, BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND RE-
TERED.
BY Mr.. Generalization of citizens of Lin
coin for act to establish the county of Appleton.
Referred to Committee on Counties.
BY Mr.. LoTHRoP-Petition of Ellis Fish
and 55 others to tax dogs. Referred to Com
mittee on Agriculture.
BY Mr.. BuRGEss-Bill an act to set off part
| of the town Of Cape Elizabeth and annex the
same to the city of Portland. Referred to
the Committee on Towns.
BY Mr.. HALL-Petition of VIM. Emery and
Ave others to be set off from the town of Ber-
wick and be annexed to the town of North
Berwick. Referred to Committee on Towns.
Also petition of VIM. Hill and others to au-
thorize and compel the erection and mainte-
nance of suitable passenger station by and
for the joint occupation Of the Boston &
Maine Railroad company and the Portland,
Saco and Portsmouth Railroad company at or
near their intersection in the town of North
Berwick. Also for the repeal of so much of
sec. 2, chap. 222 Of the special laws of 1873
as limits the place of location of a depot by
the said Boston & Maine Railroad at said
South Berwick. Referred to Committee on
Railroads.
House.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. Ii.
Prayer by Rev. john ALLEN of Farming
ton.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
The following order came from the Senate,
| given a passage:
Ordered, That the Secretary of State be
| required to furnish for the use of the Legis-
lature, a detailed statement giving the names
| of all the officers of the State, elected or ap-
pointed, except members Of the Legislature,
the names of their respective offices, with the
amount Of salary or compensation to each,
| for the year ending Jan. l., 1874; also giving
the sum total of such salaries and compensa-
ton for each decade from 1922 to 1872, inclu-
sive.
On motion of Mr. HATCH of Bangor, the
House non concurred and referred the order
| to the Committee on Finance.
Resolve requiring returns from banks, was
| read twice under suspension Of the rules,
and passed to be engrossed
| On motion of Mr. w GOODMAN of Auburn,
| Ordered, That the use Of this hall be grant
ed TO the Pathological Society the 2Sth inst,
afternoon and evening; also upon the after
noon of the Goth.
On motion of Mr.. FosTEn,
! Ordered, That the Committee on Legal AZ