Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-18

lie Dill was tnen lalu on the table. on mo-
ton of Mr.. RICE of Rockland.
The House resumed consideration of the
bill to incorporate the town of West Rock
land, the question being on the amendments
offered by Mr.. RICE. TO divide the city that
it shall retain portion of the quarries and
that there may be an appeal from the decision
| of the commissioners to the Supreme court.
Mr.. ANDREWS of Cornish again offered his
amendment which gives the quarries to the
new town, but leaves to the city about 100
acres of land from Ward :.
Mr.. RICE of Rockland raised the point that
the amendment was not in order, and the
Chair sustained the point.
Mr.. ANDREWS then gave notice that he
would offer il if the amendment was voted
down.
Mcssrs. Weeks of Augusta, Rice and Will
loughby of Rockland. Taylor of Bddeford.
Smart of Deering and others advocated the
amendment offered by Mr.. Rice, and Messrs.
Andrews of Cornish and Perry of Camden
opposed.
The yeas and NAYS were taken. on motion
of Mr.. RIcE. resulting in the negative, as fol-
lows:
NEAs-Messrs: Beverage, Boynon, Briggs, Doug
lass, Fennelley Fox Colder Hall of Alfred fanker
| son, Horne Howe, Hutchinson, Ingraham. Irish.
Jones of Lewiston, kimba, Moore of Machiasport,
Moulton of scarboro, Nash. Reed, Rice. Robbins.
Thomas of Yarmouth True, Nickery Wadsworth,
Wallace of Belfast, Weeks, Willoughby, Wood,
woodbury.; Woodcocs Young nam n,
Bracket, Bragdon, Brown, Burbank, Burr, Chapman.
has Cragin, Dreamer, Curan' Eldridge, Farrell
Hall of liermon Hammond, fianscom. Hanson,
Hatch, llersey, Higgins of IIampden, Higgins of
lhorndike, Hill. Hills. IIncklcy, 1odgkins, Hunt,
| Laughton, Lawrence, Leach, Lewis Of Ripley Levi
Of sherman. Libby. Locke, Lord Lovejoy, Martin,
rill of Windham, Murcli of Casco, Murch OF
Ellsworth, Newton, Perkins Perry of Camden, Perry
of Poland, Pickard, Pierce, Pnkham Poor Richards,
Rigby, Richie. Robinson, Russ, Shapleigh, Smith
of Hodgon smith of Mapeton. stanley staples.
Ntinson, Thomas of Pennington, Trueworthy, Wal.
lace of Millbridge, Wass, Weymouth, Wincapaw,
Wings.
| SO the amendment was rejected.
Mr. ANDREWS then offered his amendment
which was opposed by Messrs. Weeks OF
Augusta. and Willoughbv of Rockland. The
| amendment was re ected.
The amendment allowing an appeal was
then adopted, and the bill was passed to b.,
engrossed
On motion of Mr. KIMBAII of Bath. bill ar
act to amend chan. - of the public laws OF
1878 relating to the protection and propaga-
ton OF fish was taken from the table. tn,
question being on amendments so that fist
wardens shall have the same power as sheriff.
to fishing in winter.
Messrs. Trueworthy of Orono. Smith OF
Ilodgdon. Pickard of Bangor. Goding o:
Rome. ..aughton of Harmony. Perkins of Fl.
Fairfield and others opposed the bill and
Messrs kimball Of Bath. Nickery of Augusta
Douglass of Upton, Fennellcy of Mt. Dcscri
and others favored the bill
Mr.. TRrEwoRTnY moved to indefinitely
postpone.
| The amendment was rejected.
Tho bill was then laid on the table on mo-
ton of Mr.. kIMBAIL of Bath.
Adjourned.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act amrndatVv of an act amending tn,
charter of the kcnncbcc Log Driving Co.
an act to amend sec. !. chap. | II of the pri.
vatc laws of 1872. entitled an act to amend
the charter of the city of Lewiston: resolve
in favor of the Insane Hospitals an act t,
amend sec. of chap. IL of the revised
statutes an act relating to lien on claims
an act to amCni chap. of the revised stat
utcs, concerning taxes resolve for the i'm
provement and punishment of females in Jail
an act to amenl an act relating to recording
deyises of real estate in the registry of deeds
an act to incorporate the Moose River Log
Driving Co. a act to establish the police
court in the city of Belfast, and to abolisl
the Belfast municipal court; an act to amenf
chap. 24l of the public laws of 1874, relating
to cemeteries; an act relating to costs; ar
act to regulate and define the liabilities OF
masters and owners of tow boats; an act t
amend sec. IL of chap. b32 of the private ant
special law Of 1860, relating to the Stat,
College of Agriculture AMI the Mechani,
Arts an act - amend sec. I, chap. 1873 o.
the public laws of 1873, being an act to i'm
al, :.
relation to haykers and peddlers; an act t,
amend chap. Of the public laws Of 1877, en-
titled an act in relation to the insolvent law,
of Maine.
PASSED To DE ENGRossEp.
An act to amend chap. 1873 of the public
laws of 1876. relating to criminal prosecu
tons an act additional to chap. of the re
vised statutes, relating to suits for lands sol,
for the non-paymcnt of taxes an act add
tional to chap. 81 OF the revised statutes, re
lating to auctions and auctioneers.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
} An act to authorize Albert NJ Bradley I,
dredge and navigate China pond; an act TO
!, the protection of smelts in Fore river. in tn,
county of Cumberland: an act relating t,
togue and trout in Great Tunk pond in Han
cock county; an act to amend sec. /, chap
81 of the revised statutes, relating to guar
dians of minors an act to prevent disturb
: ance of public assemblies; an act TO author
ize the county of Androscoggin to procure
loan; an act to exempt domestic fowl from
l attachment and execution; an act in relation
to liens on vessels an act to regulate tn
doings of school district No. in the town o
Dixield an act relating to white perch il
DObsis stream; an act concerning the educa
, ton of deaf mutes an act to amend chap
POI of the public laws of 1871 entitled al
: act to obtain uniform returns from railroad
corporations; an act to prevent the taking o
fish from the tributaries of Wilson's pond il
the city of Auburn, for the term of five years
FINALLY PASSED.
+ Resolve relating to survey and lease of lot
in Indian township, Washington county.
I AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion of Mr. WEEKS of Augusta, bill
= an act TO prevent over-insurance was take
A from the table and Mr.. CURnAN of Calais
Z moved to indefinitely postpone.
The bill was discussed by Messrs. Bovnto
and Brown of Bangor, Locke of Portland
= Libby of WATERFORD and Andrews of Corn
= sh.
4 The motion to indefinitely postpone wa
lost.