Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-20


'e Resolve in favor of Jame;F Farmer ct els.
passed by the House, came from the Senate in
J definitely postponed.
Mr.. RANDALL moved to insist and ask for G
committee Of conference Lost.
The House recceded and coucurred with tSe
Serate.
Biil an act in relation TO elections in the renob-
scot Tribe of Indians. passed by The House, came
from the Senate indefinitely postponed
On motion of Mr.. Riawr, the IEou.c Iccgdcd
and concurred.
NJ. PowERs, rseseat,i biz aa at 10 authorize
the town Of Lyndon to loan its credit in aid ofthe
Aroostook River Railroad which was passed tc be
ouprasscd under suspension Of the rules.
On motion of Mr. PORTER. it was
Ordered, That G. II. Stanley be excused from
further attendance and the Clerk make up ms
nav in full 10 the end of the session.
Mr CLARK, from the Committee on State Lands,
an petition, reported resolve in favor of David L..
Kelley. Read twice and passed to be engrossed
under g suspension of the rules.
| Mr. PURRINToN, from the SagGdahoc County
Delegation, reported ought not to pass on bill an
act to regulate the salary of the Judge of Probate
for the county of Sagadahoc.
| Mr. TREAT. from the Committee on Claims, on
net1ion for reimbursement of money paid in cap
turing the horse thief Geo. Starre reported bill
for the relief of Joseph Il. Clark and Edwin X.
| Clark witch was passed 70 be cngrossed under
| suspension of the rules.
| Mr.. BURNIAM, from the Committee on State
La
over Outlet Stream. Read and afternoon assigned.
| Mr. BARKER, from the same committee, leport-
ed leave to withdraw, on petition OF tiia3 H. bay
den for q lot of land.
Bill an act authorizing tie lnAaotants OF Hum
cane Island in the town OF Niuah2ven TO meet on
said island for choice of certain officers al the
determination of certain questions. read the
third time and tabled on motion Of Dir. NAKTIN.
Resolve appropriating Sl4,5oo for military puf-
poses was read the second time and laid on tie Ia
| be ON motion of Mr.. LYMAN
READ AND TO MORROW ASSIGNED.
| Resolve ia favor ofthe town orRoxbary; resolve
| in favor OF the Maine state College Of Agriculture
| and tic Mechanic Arts
PASSED TO BE ESGRossED.
/ An act to amend sec. - Of chap. 81 OF tie re-
y;sci statutes in relation TO demands filed in st off,
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act authorizing Jndson G. Archer TO drain
ard flow Bluat's pond in LaIu2ia0 anl - stock
the same with trout; act l. ;.tlnIa ~ Al town
| of kttery to build free hi he over NGe y.te!s
in said town an act to aew the town Of VI 10 10
| regulate the width of wheel rims; an act 10 iucor-
poiate the Cumberland Central Farmers club; an
| act to incorporate the Corin;h Savings Ba1k; an
act to legalize the doDgS Ci the town Of Appleton
| in the county Of Knox an act 10 amend au act to
incorporate thc Master Wariens and Members Of
| Kew Stone Lodge; act TO secure tie edlca-
ton of yonth in the State OF Maine; an act to
annex part of the town of Berwick 10 the town Of
North Berwick, in the county OF York.
FINALLY Passed.
Resolve in favor Of Thomas Lovely Of Maple
ton Plantation; resolve authorizing y Temporary
loan resolve IN favor of Eli Goss of Portland;
solve laying tax on the several counties in the
State resolve giving the Maine Historical Socie-
| ty the annual legislative documents.
! Bill an act renewing'a portion of the public debt,
disseminating the sinking fund Of 1860, and abol-
ishing the Office of commissioner of the sinking
fund was taken from the table on motion OF Mr..
Shepherd, who offered to amend in behalf Of the
Committee on Financial Affairs as follows strik-
Ing out in the 20h line of sec the words until
all shall be paid; ;" also in the same section, from
the 18th line by striking ont the words, "by ex-
change, or by sale and purchase.
The amendments were adopted, and the Bill
passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr. Snow, resolve appropri ating
$4,000 for the Maine Industrial School for Girls
was taken from the table, the question being up
on passaging the same to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. TALBOT, the yeas and nays
were taken upon the question: resulting in the
affirmative, as follows;
| YEAS :-Messrs. Allan of Dennysville, Ander-
son, Barker, Barnard, Barron, Blanchard, Brack-
EFT, Buck, Burpee, Butler of Avon, Clark Of Wis
cassett, Cleaves, Davis, Doten, Dutton, Ferguson,
Fernald, Fogg. Frost, Gle, Gilmore, Grindle,
Hall, Halves, Hoyt, Hubbard johnson, Jones,
Judd, Keegan, Lane, Leavitt, Lyman, Mason, Nc
Glfvery, Mclntre, Mitchell, Moulton Of Lagrange,
Mouton of Scarboro', North, Oak, Park, Pills
| hui pinEham. Pitcher. Porter Powers. PuTlQ-
ton Randall. Reed Of Bath. Roberts. Rogers.
| Sanders Sbenherd Simpson. Snow. Stanley,
Stevens stone, Stnrgis. Treat, Trickev futile.
Wade Wscg' Wakefield. Walden. Warren
Watts Wehster Wheeler. Wheelwripht. Whit
comb White Whitney of Diymon.. Whitney Of
| Erendsbsn W;ogin Wilson Woodhnrv-79
V,vs~SIessrse Rearce. Drawn. B-ay. Burnbam.
Rntler Of Hancock. Cobb. CUNNINGHAM. DODGE,
! DnrrelI Eaton. Fdes. Evans HALEY. Harmon
| IJoai5 T ami I;ttle I Word Macomber Marin
M;iliken MOODY Nntter. Page. PAYNE. Parker
Pea.e Pecd of Boothbay Strattop. Stowe. Talbot,
rarlor Teft Tinkham. Tolman' Troti. Trnc'
tt;:terv Wrea Welt~.o.
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| 30 tne resolve reocNeu p"sNsc ~ oe GU
crossed. ar. c,.o,,. 49, . .r.,.
On MOTION o. Mr.; ?No", the iepol. u inc
COMMITTEE on the ouociats, iep3rling ought 10
pass on oil an ace 10 .le Ice
90, was taheh lloi!i Ine e.s' .e question ICING
upon the ino'ion Oh MI. Nortn, 70 alneno me re-
port 50 as 10 Ieler lhe n.a''el 10 the next lessa
tuIe' win ofuer Oh nollGt. .,.
M. NORTH auPocste ca MS aiiie ,l
Mr. EFT opposed lnG ;thiep"n'ch' ana au'o-
ca;od the passage OF the Ply.
MIR. IArLEY explained his rcasoLs ior sisn ing
the report, ana spoke IN favor CT the Dill
Mr.. TALBOT favored Inc amendment
| Mr.. STEVENS opposed.