Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-21


Mr.. BAILEY said there had been no sale Tor
sleighs and il was not the policy of the prison
managers to undersell other dealers 10 the State
| Mr.. BARTLETT was opposed To allowing TINS
amount 10 the Prison, and Mr.. FRINGE was faVor-
able 10 allowing It.
The Senate voted not TO concur with the House
in striking out of the appropriation this sum.
The question then was upon the House amend
nent to strike out 1900 for haroess shop.
MIR BARTLETT sai he would vote for this, and
Mr.. ToIMAN was opposed
Mr.. PRINCE favored giving this amount to the
Pr sln.
Ga motion OF Mr. BRAGDoN, the vote upon this
amendment was BY yeas aud nays, ana was as
oh)ws:
| YEA-Messrs Boardmsn, Cobb, Davis of Cum
berlaud, Davis Of Penobscot, Drake Grndle, Has
,ell. HAYNES, Lear ed, Nash, Neal ley, Sumner,
Fol nan, rotmau Woolw,rd.-l5.
NAr.-Mcssrs. Bailey, Bartlett, Brigdon, Bur
ign. Fcrgusou. Irish, Martin Morrison Phillips,
Piidc-, Steveus.-ll.
80 the senate concurred with the House in
,trik NJ out $500.
On motion If Nj. PHILLIPS the Senate recon
,icered it- vote whereby il non -concurrtd with
TIE House in ulehul ely post )oning the amend
ment giving $4,000 to The State Prison
! MIR. PHILLIPS moved TO amend bv placing So,
100 in place OF $4,000, and the amendment was
lost.
MIR. DAVIS Of Cumberland moved to amend by
| hanging The $4,000 to $4,000, and the amend
ment adopted.
The bill for the protection and propagation of
| ish came f,em the House, and the Senate con
Cured il all the action of the House regarding
the iii aud il passed u be- engrossed.
| The resolve concerning the purchase of Pai,ed
| and Applt'on's digest on it, final passage,
a d MI. BRAGDON moved Its indefinite postpone
| meut.
Messrs Stevens and Davis of Penobscot sp Ike
| IN opposition TO the motion.
| The motion did not prevail.
! Tue coma iltce of cont renee upon the resolves
n favor of Eugene and Eilvbert Michaud report
ed they were unable to agree, and asked to be
Il charged, and the report was accepted.
| The resolve in favor Of the Bangor Oh ldrens
| Home came from the House indefuiol, postponed.
| Messr-. Neaty, Davis If PenobscOl and Mar
| in spoke for the resolve.
| Tue Senate voted not u concur with the ,ton
| If the House
| Then the question was upon the adoption Of
| House amendment changing the amount for the
Institution from $1,000 to 500. The Senate vot-
| Ell not adopt the amend nen, and the resolve
| passed to be eugIossed.
| Ga motion OF Nj. BAILEY. the vote upon
oive in favor of Femsle Orphan As, lum of Port
and, was reconsldered. The resolve took
several readings, under suspension OF the rules,
| and passed TO be engrOssed.
Gu motion of Mr. BoARDMAN. the motion TO
| recon slder the vote whereby the resolve IN favor
f the Maine General Ho-pi,al, passed 10 be en-
crossed, was taken from tue table.
| The matter n w before he Senate was the mo.
| ZION to recoDsi Ter it, vote upon the above named
resolve, and Mr.. BoARDNAN called for yea and
aay vote, which was oIdered and was as follows
| YEA.-Mes,rs. Bbardman, Bragdon, Cobb,
Fer uson, Gindle, Irish, Learned, Martin, Nash,
Prnce-l0
| NAY.-Messr.. Bailey, Bartlett, Butlegh, Davis
of Cumberland, Davis If Penobscot, Drake, Has
sell, Haynes, Neslley. Pni.lps, stevens, Sumner,
Tolmsn, Totman, Woodward-l5.
| 30 the Senate refused to reconsider.
| On motion of Mr.. COBB the Senate took up
he bill IT 'atve to the new Insane Asylum.
On motion OF Mr.. STEVENS, the bill was amend
| ed 81 that the commissioners provided by tue bill
nay loo ate the Hospital where tGey judge best
| Mr. PHILLIPS moved to amend the bill 80 that
the new building might be constructed Of stone
alone.
The appointment not adopted.
| On motion of Mr.. NEALLEY the bill was also
amended by the addition of another section, so
that the commits oners might consider the gilt
| Of, or the purchasing of buildings als ally erected
| Ga motions of Messrs. Bailey and DAVIS of Pc
nob.cut, the bill was further amended 50 that the
amount Of land for the hospital NIL h be not
more tn IN four hundred acres, and the building
large enough to accom- modale not more than four
hundred.
The bill then passed to be engrossed.
Ou motion OF Mr. BAILEY resolve in favor of
ST. Elizabeth Orphan Asylum of Portland was
taken from the table.
Mr. SUMNER moved the the indefinite postpone
ment OF the resolve.
Mr. BAILEY spoke in favor Of the resolve.
MIR. Summers motion did not prevail, the vote
bting y yea and nay one and as follows
YEAs-Me,,r'. Boardman, Bragdon, Cobb,
Ferguson, Grlndle, Learned, Martln, Moody,
Nash, Philips, Prince, Sumner-l2.
| NAYs-Messrs. Bailey Bartlett, Bu'elgh,
| Davis of Cumberland. Davi, OF Peuohscot, Drake,
lIa.sell. Hobs,n, Iri,h. Nealley, Stevens, Tol.
man, WOodward-l3.
On motion Of Mr. SUMNER
| Ordered, That Hon A NJ Nash be excused
from fur her attendance upon the legislature, aud
| that his pay be made up in full.
| The Senate then took under consideration the
re solve in favor Of Alexander and Is other lows.
The hill took its first aud then its second r,adng,
under snspcns Of the rules.
Mr. BoARDMAN moved to indefinitely postpone
the resolve.
The matter was discussed at some length.
Nessr-. Nah, Stevens, liza, mes, Martin, and Da
Wis of Penubscot spoke 10 favor the resolve, aud
Messs Boardman, Philips and Ferguson were
opposed.
Mr.. GRINpLE made explanations concerning
the matter under debate.
On motion of MIR. HAYNES, the whole matter
was comm ted to the Attorney General AMI the
Adju'ant General, TO report the result OF then
nvestig cation t. the Governor aud Council
Through Mr.. COBB, the Joint Standing Com
mntee on Insane Hospital made ITS final report,
which was accepted.
On moiion OF Mr.. DAVIS Of PenobscOt, b II to
abolish the office of ctler in the various courts 10
the State, pending its final passage, was laid on
the table.
PASSED TO BE ENeRossED.
Bill for the protection and propagation Of fish;
resolve in favor Of the Bangor Childrens Home;
re olive in favor of the Female Ophan Asy lum oil
| Portland resolve in favor of the Mal0e General
| iospii bill providing for the location and es-
tablishmeht Of new insane hospital; resolve
for investigation relating to elections IN certain
towns and plantations; bill to amend sec. II chap.
ll3 of the revised statutes, relating 10 arrests for
taxes; resolve authorizing temporary loan.
under suspension Of the rules,
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to repeal chap. l7S of the public laws of
1877. in II lation to demutrers; act to amend
sec Z, chap Of the revised statutes, relating to
the b C debt; an act to incorporate the ktnue-
pee Association for the protection of fish and
game an act TO amenl sec. II, of chap. l22 of
the revised statutes. rela ing to corrupt agree
ments by attorneys aud others an act to amend
sec s, chap. 100 Of the revised statutes relating
TO larceny an act to amend sec q aud IS of chap
lib Of the revised statutes. relating to relief of
poor debtors; an act to ameud chap As of tie
pu lie laws Of 1875, relating to the publ debt
an act 10 regulate the disbursement OF public
funds 10y the Treasurer of Cum er aud county al
act 10 amend se;. 10, chap. 2lS of The public law.
of 1877, relating to savings banks.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve providing for the purchase and dstri.
button of Plal-ted and Appletons digest of Maine
reports resolve 10 favor of the Maine 5 ate Col.