Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-15
4e of the public laws of 1872 relating to municipal

46 Of the public laws Of 1872 relating to municipal
officers, was taken from the table.
Mr.. Bass moved to recommit. Loat.
The report was then accepted.
Resolve in favor of the county of Aroostook
was taken from the table, on motion Of Mr.. DUT-
TON, and passed to be engrossed.
On motion Of the same gentleman, resolve in
favor of Joseph w. Hines, was taken up, the
question being upon passing the same to be c.
crossed.
Mr.. PHILLIPS questioned the proprie.y of pass
ing the resolve, and on his motion it was indeti
ntely postponed.
Subsequently Mr.. NowLAND moved to recon
slider, for the purpose of assigning the matter for
Wednesday.
Mr.. DUTToN opposed.
The motion to reconsider was lost.
Resolve appropriating $4,000 for the Military
and Naval AS, lum at BAH, was taken from the
table, on motion of Mr. ROBINSON of Lincoln.
who inquired why the appropriation was made
so much larger than the approximation for the or
phans homes az Bangor aud Portland.
Mr.. TILDEN explained.
Mr. TALBOT moved to strike out nine Thousand
and insert six thousand.
Mr. DAVIS of Jefferson further explained in
regard to the resolve.
Mr. TALAoT advocated his amendment and
called for the yeas and nays which were ordered.
MIR. PORTER opposed the resolve as reported by
the committee. lie was willing to give the insti-
tuition 81 900, and moved TO amend the amend
ment bv striking out six thousand and inserting
seven thousand.
Mr.. ROGERS favored the amendment offered by
Mr. Porter. lie thought that would answer the
purposes of the institution
Mr.. TALBOT opposed the amendment of $1,000
Mr.. PERCY opposed any amendment, favoring
the resolve - re ported by the committee
Mr.. Bass favored an appropriation of s. 900
Mr.. PoRTkRs amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Bass opposed the amendment offered by
Mr.. Ia bot.
Mr.. TALBOT withdrew his motion for the yeas
and nays.
The amendment was adopted by vote OF
50 to q.
The resolve was further amended on motion OF
Mcssrs. MARTIN of Camden, and TALBOT, and
passed to be engrossed.
Mr. Bass gave notice that he should move q re-
consider alton of the vote whereby the amendment
was adopted.
Mr.. NEALLEY gave notice that he should move
. reconsideration of the woe whereby the resolve
was given passage as amended
Bill an act additional to an act amendatory OF
chap. pa of the public laws of 1874 relating to
mories for military companies was taken from the
table on motion of Mr.. BUTTON, who moved TO
amend by addin. to sec the following: "when
any city or town shall furnish an armory building
owned by such city or town, they shall receive a
fair compe nsation therefore, not exceeding $500.
Adopted.
MIR. SHEPHERD moved to amend by striking on
in the 10Th line of the ID section all after the word
treasury"
Mr.. ROBINSON of Lincoln opposed the amend.
ment and Ga his motion the matter was laid on
the table and Wednesday next assigned.
Mr.. PHILLIPS moved to suspend the rules to
enable him to move q reconsideration Of the vote
whereby the House indefinitely postponed the bill
to tax dogs.
The motion was lost. by vote Of IS to 81, a
two-thirds vote being necessary.
Adjourned.
CoRREcTIoN.-In the report eff Fridays pro-
ceedngs Mr.. Warren was reported as saying that
the Committee on Education did not unanimously
concur in the necessity Of normal schools in the
State. What he said was. that they did not unan-
nously concur in the necessity OF more nsrmal
schools at the present time. REPORTER