Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-22


| over Gagnon stream in the town of Frenchvillc
resolve in all cf road in Fren"hvillc
Resolve IN favor oi the State reform school re-
| solve laying taN on the several counties IN the
| State; resolve in favor of Chapman Plantation, re
solve in favor of the joint standing committee on
| the State Prison. resolve i'll favor of Joseph
| Granger; resolve providing for the payment OF
| bountcs on wild ANIMALS.
On motion Of Mr. TALBOT,
| Adjourned.
! House.
| MONDAY, Feb ".
| Prayer bv Rev Mr.. SANDEKsON of Augusta.
| Papers from the Senate disposed OF III concur
| renee.
| READ, AND AFTERNOON ASSIGNED
| Resolve in favor of road passing through Indian
| Township Washington county.
| READ AND To MORROW ASSIGNED.
| Resolve concerning an amendment to the Con-
stituion of Maine in regard bribery at elections.
| Bill an act to amend chap 81 ofthe revised stat
utcs relating to liens buildings and lots, passed
| by the House, came from the Senate indefinitely
postponed.
Mr.. EASTMAN moved to insist and appoint CON
forces.
The House 20 voted and the Speaker appointed
Mcssrs. Eastman, Cleaves, and Chase of Brdston
as conlerees on the part of the House
Resolve in favor Of j. w. Hines Indefinitely
postponed by the House, came from the Senate
passed to be ongrossed
MIR. PORTER moved to adhere.
Mr.. llAYFoRD opposed the motion.
Mir. kEEGAN moved to reccde and concur.
The matter was discussed by Messrs. Culrer,
Potter, kcegan, Story, IIayford and Nowland
Mr.. PORTER withdrew his motion, and the
| House insisted and voted to ask Committee Of
Conference. The Speaker appointed Messrs.
Powers, Porter and Uayford, Oh the part Of the
House.
Mr.. PIKE presented bill an act respecting the
authority OF the St. CroiX Gas Light Co., which
was passed to be engrossed under suspension OF
the rules.
On motion of Mr.. TALBOT, it was
Ordered, That the Governor be requested tDlay
before the House a statement of the salaries and
compensation of all officers and employees in the
insane hospital, annually paid within the last five
years, giving the name OF each officer aud en-
ployee, and the amount annually PAID TO each one
respectively.
he following bills were passed 10 be engrossed
under a suspension of the rules
Bill an act relating to written licenses or permits
to cut timber or logs; an act relating to writs IN
municipal courts; an act to amend chap. l33 OF
the revised statutes relating to the comm, ncenent
If prosecutions.
Mr.. LINNELL from the Committee on Claims,
reported resolve relating TO the payment OF poun,
ties on bears, which was passed TO be en.rossed
under Suspension of the rules.
Bill an act to amend chap 229 of the public laws
Of 1874, entitled an act further extending the pow
of school districts, read the third time, and
was discussed by Messrs. Nealley, Littlefeld,
Powers, Phillips and others. Senate amendment
then adopted and the bill passed to be en-
crossed.
Resolve appropriating $4,000 for the uniform
ing of the militia and for other purposes, was read
the second time.
Mr. MARTIN moved the indefinite postponement
OF the measure.
This motion was opposed by Messrs. Clcavcs Of
Portland, Tilden Haynes, Chase Of Brdgton, and
Anderson who advocated the resolve.
Messrs. Woodsum, Hussey ana Talbot opposed
the bill.
Mr. PORTER moved to amend so that the appto-
prlation shall depend upon the following proviso'
That whatever damage is done by any person 10
person or property by reason ofdsorderly conduct
while passing to from places Of encaEpment, be
paid from the appropriation.
MIR. POWERS opposed.
The amendment was rejected.
The yeas and nays were then taken on passing
the resolve to be engrossed, resulting in the neg
alive, by vote Of Al to 70, as follows:
YEAs-Mcssrs. Baker, Cooper Dearborn, Den
nison, Drsko, Dyer, Farrar of Buckfeld, Fletch-
err, Carey, Goodrich, Haskell, Hopkins, Hussey,
Hutchns, Heating, Kimball, Linnell, Locke,
Lynch, Mantor, Marden, Martin of Camden, Mar
tin OF Sebago, Norton, Parcher, Pike, Porter, Pot
ter, Reed of fremont, Rogers, Salley, Sawyer,
Sherman, Stratton, Talbot, Trussell, Thayer,
Wade, Weymouth, Woodsum, Wyman-4l:
NAYs-Messrs Anderson, Ballard, Bean, Brown
of Oldtown, Durham, Burpee, Carlton, Chase of
Standish, Chase Of Bridgton, Cleaves, Clifford,
Connor, Cook, Cumston, Cuilier Dunning, Dut-
ton, Dwnal, Eastman, Farrar of Turner, Fellows,
Fogler, Frank, Gay, Goldthwait, Greedy, Haynes,
lopknsOn Hume Jofdan' keegan, bamsGn'
Lord Of Lebanon, Maxwell, Meader, Morrill,,
Nadeau, Nealley, Nelson, Rowland, Pendeton,
Percy, Phillips, Pinkham, Powers, Reed Of Booth
bay, Richardson, Rolf, Rowe, Sargent, Seward,
Shepherd, Smiley, Smith, Stone of Biddeford,
Stone of Hampton, Story. Slower, Strickland,
Sweetser, Tenney, Tilden, Trickey, Wagg, War
ren, White Of Bucksport, White Of Orono, Wig
gin, lajes-13.
Sa the House refused to Indefinitely postpone
the resolve.
Mr.. MARTIN of Camden moved to amend so as
to cut the appropriation down to 50, 900.
Mr.. CLEAVEs opposed.
Mr.. TALBOT favored.
Z The amendment was rejected and the bill passed
to be engrossed
On motion of Mr.. PORTER. tie House voted
that when it should adjourn, it be to meet at 2.3O
O'Clock Z. NJ.
Bill an act to incorporate the Deer Island and
Sedgwick Horse Ferry Co., was taken from the
table and the vote passing the same reconsidered
on motion of Mr.. SARGENT. On motion of the
same gentleman, the bill was amended and passed
to be engrossed.
Mr. TALBoT presented bill an act to repeal see.
chap. l4l of the revised statutes in relation to
houses of correction, which was passed to be en-
crossed under a suspension Of the rules.
vised statutes relating to taxation of logs taken
from the table, discussed by Messrs. Pike Haynes,
Keegan, Porter, Littefeld, Lynch and others. 1t
was amended ON motion of Messrs. Littlefeld and
Baker, and indefinitely postponed.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to provide for securing the rights of
mortgage bondholders; an act relating to the ap-
pointment of land agent and his dutesi an act to
abolish the death penalty, and to regulate the man
ner of applying for pardons in certain cases; an
act to amend chap 81 of the revised statutes relat
ing to the factors, agents, and warehouse men;
an act relating to the settlement of public lands;
an act to amend an act to supply the city of Lew
iston and Auburn with pure water; act to set
oil part of of the town of Montville and annex
the same to the town of Liberty an act to make
available the school fund of the inhabitants of
Bowelbank, an unincorported place in the county
of Piscataquis; an act to authorize the Camden
Village Corporation to build.a hall an act to au-
thorize the formation of railroad corporations an
act TO amend sec. III chap 81 of the revised stat
utes relating to division of accounts; an act to
amend chap. 81 sec 81 of the revised statutes re-
latng to railroads.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve in favor of w. S. Evans; resolve in
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