Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-09

hoe, Moody of York, and Halves of Cumberland. of
the Senate Boynton Of Bangor. Fox of Portland,
Homer of Buck sport Young of Brunswick, Sargent
of Sedgwck, Hatch of Alton, Lawrence Of Fairfield.
on FederaI Relatioas-Messrs. Parlin Of Somerset,
the senate Brown Of BANGOR Weeks Of Augusta,
Mouton of Sanford, Perkins of Fort Fairfield, Brag-
don Of York pas Of s1so, on S 9d %
of lincoln. and Thompson of Knox, of the Senate;
Pckard of Bangor, Gupt Of Gorhan', Poor of Sc
bago, Irish of Buckfed, lersey of Sumner, Bur
bank of New VINEYARD, Wood Of Winthrop.
on Raiiroads-Messrs. Thomas of Cumberland,
Cobb of Androscoggin, and Vinton Of Cumberland,
Of the Senate: Dana of Portland Pckard of Ban
COR Dingley of Auburn, Hinckley of Buehill, vii
son of Thomason. Libby of WATERFORD Homer of
On rommerce-Messrs Moody of York, Coombs of
Hancock, and Thompson Of Knox, Of the Senate;
of Boothbav, kmball of Bath, Hall Of Newcastle,
wiloughby of Hockland. Ross of Deer Isle.
On Mercantile fdIirS and IhSurance- Messrs.
Bradford of Washngton Duran of Cumberland, and
Patten of Penobscot Of the Senate; iibbcv of Wa
erboro' Burr of Brewer Harrington Of Eryeburg,
Hills of Union, Iankerson of Chelsea, Robinson of
Odtown, Reed of Boothbay.
on Banks and Bankigg- Messrs Prince OF An.
druscoggin, Cobb of AndroScoggin, and Ellis of
Waldo of the senate. lngraham of Portland. True
of Paris, Young of brunswick, iIanscom Of Milo,
Lord of Standish, simpson of Searsport, Talbot of
On Manu6bcturcs-M essrs. cobb of Androscoggin.
Harris OF Washington. and Linn of Somerset. Of the
Senate: TAYLOR of Biddoford Eldredge of Dexter,
Jones of Lewiston, Gibbs of Bridgton, Wing of
farningdale Merrill of freenort, Lane of Leeds. -
of Hancock and Rogers of Penobscot of the Senate;
Shaw of Lisbon, Bracket Of Cumberland, Pinklan
of Newfeld. Wadsworth of Hiram, Irish of Buck
field, Richie of winterport stinson of Woolwich.
on vyjjforU Afnirs-Messrs. Andrews of York.
Smith of Lincoln and Atwell of renobscot. of the
senate: Atwood of Livermore. smith of Mapleton,
Howe of Hanover. Gilman of Mcddybemps, simpson
of Searsport, Robinson Of Oldtown, Emery of Bid
dcford.
on interior Waters-Messrs. Harris of Washing
ton, Andrews Of York and Roberts of Waldo, of the
senate: hickey of Fort Kent, Robbins of Eastport,
ard q SkOWhpguu, IrltMDrtnN
of Poland Colder of Rome, Murch of tasco .
ON state LAMBS and state ROddS--Mcssrs. Grindlc
Of Hancock. Thomas of Cumberland, and Barker of
Penobscot. of the Senate; Farrell of Van Buren,,
Beal of Avon, Hall Of Hermon, Haley of Prospect,
Nash of Machas Cragin of Norridgewock Sawyer
On Wdys and Bridqes-Mcssrs Madigan of Aroos
took Rogers of Sagaiahoc and Chase of Piscaiaquis,
of the senate; Bragdon of York, Meserve of Hollis,
Hatch of Alton. Douglass of Upton Barron of Tops
on FYsheries-Messrs. Coombs of Hancock. Wait
of Oxford, and Duran of Cumberland, OF the SENATE
harrington of Fryeburg Nickery of augusta, iig,
gins of Hanpden Moore of Machiasport. Pickett of
Cape Elizabeth, Wincapaw of Friendship, Cragin of
| Norridgewock.
hew of Kennebec, and Coombs of Hancock of the
! Senate Kennedy of Jefferson, Pierce of Solon
Dodge of Bristol t;arceon of Lewiston, Beverage of
| North Haven, Weymouth of Clinton, Russ of Deer
on Towns-Messrs. Mavhew of Kennebec Prince
of Androscoggin, and Madigan of Aroostook. of the
Senate Hanson of Lee, Murch of Ellsworth, Wass
of Addison, Taylor Of Biddeford, Smith of Auburn,
on Indian Afairs-Messrs. Patten of Penobscot,
Bradford of Washington. aud Ellis of Waldo. of the
mouth Chesey Of Lincoln. Lewis of Ripley, Leach of
| Rohbinston, Gouldng of West Watervlle, Halves of
Nassalboro'
on Ckaims-Messrs Roberts of Waldo. Bradford
of Washington, and Parlin of Somerset of the Sen
ate Fox of Portland; Hall of Alfred Smart of Deer
ing Ives of Castine, Lovejoy of Albany, Martin of
Monmouth Morrill, of Vienna
On Pensions-Messrs. Aiwell of Penobscot, Redlon
of Oxford and Chase of Piscataquis of the Senate
l. of tup tn IA ufM ford of
man, Fennelley of Mt. Desert, Thomas of Farming
ton, Hodgkns of Iamoine. stanley of Lyman.
on Insane Hospitdl-Messrs. smith of Lincoln,
Harris of Washington and Rogers of Penobscot, of
the senate Eaton of Wilton, staples of Elliot Chase
of Canaan Bracket of Cumberland, Dana ofPortland,
Thomas of Yarmouth Pickett of Cape Elizabeth.
On Reform ScboOt-Messrs. Halves of Cumberland,
Morrison of Franklin and Linn of Somerset, of the
Senate: Cunningham of Wiscasset Cramcr of Wash
ington, Smith of IIodgdon, Shapeigh of kittery,
Hammond of Foxcroft Jones of Lagrange, Newton Of
On STATE Prison-Messrs. Morrison of Franklin,
Ferguson of York and Wait of Oxford of the senate
I.aughton of Harmony Stiles of Westbrook, Cobb OF
GRAY, Rigby of Newburg, Hnrd of Northport, Wood
bury of Houlton Staples Of Elliot.
Andrews of York, and Patten of Penobscot. of the
Senate TAYLOR of Bddeford Horne of Berwick, Hill OF
Rowland Seward Of Garland. Rand of Goudsborough
: Wallace of Mbridge, Moore of Dayton.
On Library-Messrs. Thompson of Knox, Fergu
son of York and Roberts Of Waldo, of the Senate
Perry of Camden, Smart of Deerng, Young of Bruins
wick Ives of Castine ingraham Of Portland, Newton
of Moose River, Woodcock of Princeton
On motion of Mr.. CURRAN of Calais, --
, Ordered, That committee of seven on the
part of the House, with such as the Senate
may join, be appointed to consider the Gov
errors message, and report reference of it,
several subjects to appropriate committees.
, On motion ofMr. DREAMER of Washington
Ordered, That the Judiciary Committee be
\ requested to report amendments to chap. q
of the revised statutes, known as the paupel
. ! IL sp at sai1 m n 1
amendment to the constitution of the United
States in accordance with a decision of tn,
supreme court in the case of Portland VS.
Bangor, as reported in the 65th of Maine.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
Bill an act additional to and amendatory o
, an act to supply the people of Portland will
pure water.
Mr. Brown of Bangor. announced the at
tendance of Mr.. Wass of Addison, and was
charged with and discharged the duty of con
, Quoting him to the Governor, where he was
qualified to enter upon the discharge of hi,
official duties.
Mr.. HORNE of Berwick rose to a question
f of privilege. He appeared on the record a,
r having voted against having on the table the
, resolutions respecting the resumption of spe
, Gle payment He declared himself nationa
greenbacker. and should have been recorded
yeS on the question.
Mr.. HERsEY of Sumner. also rose to a priv
, LEGGED question. He stood recorded in favol
of tabling the resolution. He had intended
to vote against laying on the table.
{ Adjourned.
PETITIONS, BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND RE
FERRED.
1 BY Mr.. HARRINGTON of Fryeburg-Bill ar
, act to amend 40, chap. 6. of the revised
$ statutes relating to the assessment of pol
+ tax. Strikes out the words ''one-sixth,
t and inserts the words ''one-eghth :" also re
+ duces the poll tax from $500 to $3.50. Re
terred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
: BY Mr.. SMITH of INSTRUMENTATION o
David and James Moore for a deed of land
Referred to the Committee on State Lands.