Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-19

Senate.
II. X BAKER


laid on the table.
Mr. STEVENS, from the judiciary Committee,
reported ought TO pass on bill an act to amend
ec Al, chap. ! ID of he revised statutes rtltnng
to arrests for taxes; prGted uuder rule a. p les
20 board Of % or debtors 10 arrest for taxes max
ing the for the time being the creditor
stead Of the assessors who ass SEED the taxes.
Gu motion OF MIR BAILEY, bill 10 amend sec.
/ chap Of the revised statues, relatug to vot.
ing li,is, was taken fiom the talle. Mr.. Prince
amendment at the bill shall not include cities
adopted, and also that of MIR. ,ody that in
place ol words in third line aud sixteenth
sec, "have been on the list and insert words,
"were upon the lIst the previous year" Then the
bill passed to be enarossed
On motion of Mr. HAYNES, the following House
order wa- amended SO that the time should be D
o'Cl ok Z. NJ
Ordered, The Senate concuriing, that
there be a joint convention Of both branches of
the Legislature Tue day evening, at
o'clock, for the purpose of consider
irg a proposition to resolve the convention iut ,
a committee OF the whole for the purpose # lis
tenipg to remarks from the Rev Nathaniel Bat
Ter, ID. d. of Bangor, on the importance of build
ing a new insane hospital.
On motion of Mr. IRISH,
rdeIed The House concurring, that the Leg
ielsture adjourn without day on Wednesday, tue
10th inst.
Messrs Bailey, Phillips and Stevens opposed
the pas aye Of the order.
On motion OF Mr.. PHILLIPS, the order was laid
on the table.
On motion of Nj. DAVIS of Penobscot, bill to
amend chan 200 ot m. pnblir laws Of 1877 relat.
inc To mi. en- ievons dov. was taken from the
table.
The same Senator ..jl..,.,i An amendment 10 the
effect that cities, tow1, and plantations NAV vote
uot TO tax dogs. and. also. another that the act
should take effect when approved.
Mes.r.. Stevens. Noodvi Phillips and HAYNES
opposed the first amendment, and Mes,rs. Davis
OF Penobscot and lrish spoke IN favor OF the
same.
| The amendments were aIopted.
MIR MARTIN moved the indefinite postpone
meut of tn. blIl
MIR. DAVIS Of Pepobscot and Mr.. PRINCE on
posed the notion
The motion did not preval
Then the hill passed tn h. eno,ossed
On moton of MIR DAVIS of Penohscot hill IN
abolish the office of c,ier in the varon, conrts
| WAS taken from the table The same senator the n
| presented the following amendments: That
in the fl st line the word abo ish" should
| be replaced by the words, 'provide for"
| and another to the effect that the duties
| of crier should be performed bv the sheriff.
| deputy or clerk in attendance upon the court.
| The amendments were ADOPTED and the bill passed
| to he engrossed
On motion of Mr.. BuRI.eIG1. resolve in favor
f building bridge in township H. range 8, in
Aroo,took county was taken from the table, aud
On motion of Mr. Corn the resolve was lnuefi l.
nirely postponed.
resolve
into effect the provisions of chap 40 of the re-
.olyes of 1869 the two branches took d ffereut
action, the House INSISTED upon its action aud pro.
posed a Committee of Conference
The President announced a. the committee on the
ar, of the senate Nessr. Tolman Sumner and
Moody,
J-p1u the resolve in favor of Nathaniel Blake
the two branches differed in their action and the
House proposed a Committee of Conference
The President announced as the committee on
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an" inoposeu Ooin 1i'ce " Nou'olcuoe' an" .he
rres'uent announced as Tue comm I'ee on the
~" w ne 'en''e: nessIs DAVIS Vi Ounhoerlanu'
Nooo ana DaVl' OF rehooscot'
va mr. MARTIN moeon, 'eso'Ve IN favor OF tsc
o'tte IlIson wa taken from tue taoie ana passed
I'd ne eugIosseu;
cha, ia If The nnh Inv. ~ Is77 IN a,
demu ters, was taken from the table ana pa, .ei
to be engrosSed.
Mr.. HAYNES presented bill to legalize the or.
gauizat N OF certain p autation, in Aroo.t ,ok
and under suspension of the rules, the bill took
It's first reading.
| Mr.. MOODY presented hill an act to define the
qualifications of town officers, which was laid OH
the table to be printed
When the Senate adjourned, the Senate had
under consi eration certain amen I'm ,nts to bill
to amend chap l07 of the public laws of 1876
entitled an act additional TO chap of the re-.
vised statutes, relating TO elections
pr.,, .,,,, ,s1,o,,
A'D
an ACT 10 amend sec ~ chap' iZZ oil the revised
l ,t w. ~ ~. apV OK VI a''ol
mtnt of public funds by the treasurer of Cnmhe,.
land county; an act concerning tramp.; AN act r.
amend sees q and % chap. ll3 of the ,evi ed
| statutes relating to the relief of moor debtors: hill
an act to amend chap As of the public avs of 1874
relating to the public debt: an act in adj iton n
chap 40 of the revised TO life Insur
| ance; an act to amend sec. S chan 100 of the re-
| vised statutes, relating TO larceny; resolve in fa
yor of Sprarue. Owen & Nah: act ,cstint, 70
| the establishment of the kennehec Associ ttion
for the protection of fi,h and game: act lain"
| to enforcement of Judgment: resolve in favor n
the State Agricultural College; resolve in fayo,