Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-13
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READ AxD AssIGyED.
An act to amend the public statutes re-
ouired BY the amendments to the constitutioI
providing for biennial elections and olenniai
sessions Of the Legislature.
PAssKD TO De ExsRossKD-
An at relating TO service Of pro-
ees. ON DEFENDANTS out of the State
n suits for breach of of6cial duties.
an act establishing the compensation OF
the State agent for collecting unad]usted
claims against the United States; bill an actto
amend an amendment to chap. 66 Of the laws
Of 1878 relating to shore fisheries.
PASSED. TO BE ENACTED.
An act to amend sec. l6, chap. ~ Of the
revised statutes relating to the employment
of children in Gotten and WOODEN manuiac-
lures; an act to incorporate the Bar Harbor
bridge Co. bill an act to amend chap. l24
of the public laws of 1873 entitled an act in
aid of free high schools as amended BY chap.
s3 of the public laws of 1875; an act to re-
neal chap. los of the laws of 1872 relating to
shooting seal at Fort Point in the town OF
Stockton; an act to amend chap. III of the
public laws of 1879, relating to suits invoiv-
ing tax titles; an act in relation to ways; an
act TO further provide for the safety of travel
on railroads; an act relating to town and
private ways: an act to change the name OF
Lizzie NJ. Coombs to Lizzie n Hunter. and
the name of the child Of Hattie johnson to
Stephen Brown Adams an act in relation to
the increase of damages on location Of ways !;
an act to incorporate the Steam Heating and
Power Company of the city Of Bangor; an
act giving justices Of the peace and quo
rum jurisdiction throughout the State :;
an act to prevent making impure the wa
tiers Of the AndroscOggin river within the
cities of Lewiston and Auburn; an act au-
thorizing the Norway Branch Railway Co. to
lease its road; ali act to amend the charter
of the city of Lewiston; an act to authorize
the Dennison Paper Manufacturing Co. to is
sue bonds not exceeding 800. 900 and secure
the same by a mortgage of its property; an
act to amend sec. 40 chap. % Of the revised
statutes relating to the sale of Intoxicating
liquors; an act to amend sec. 2 chap. "a of
the revised statutes relating to process Of for
chile entry and detainer; an act to legalize the
doings of the inhabitants of North Yarmouth
an act to amend chap. 81 sec. 4, of the laws
of 1873, relating to marshal and deputy mar
shall Of the city of Bath; an act to authorize
school district No. Is, in the town of Cor
ham, to build new school house in said dis
trict and to furnish therein a hall for the
Gorham Farmers Club.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve in favor of the joint standing COM
mittee on the State Prison; resolve in favor
of the Industrial School for Girls; resolve in
favor of the Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians !:
resolve making appropriations for the Pc
nobscot tribe of Indians for the year 1880 !;
resolve for the purchase of the Maine State
year book and legislative manual; resolve in
favor of the joint standing committee on
Military Affairs.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. BUTLER of Vassalboro submitted the
following, which was laid on the table until
there should be fuller attendance, on motion
Mr.. HILL of Exeter:
Ordered, That in addition to the regular
pay of John w. Phinney as Assistant Mes
senger Of this House, the Clerk make up his
paw to include $50 as Reimbursement for ex-
penses, and compensation for extra services
in the delivery Of mails and other duties.
Mr.. You've from the Committee of Confer
ence on disagreeing vote of the two branches,
on bill an act to incorporate the State of
Maine Consolidated Mining Co.. reported a
disagreement, and recommending that the
House adhere to its former vote. Accepted
On motion Of Mr.. STAPLES Of Parsonfield
the House adjourned to give the Hale COM
mittee an opportunity to occupy the hall.
EVENING SESSION.
READ AND AssIGNED-Bill an act to amend
Sec chap. l42 of the revised statutes, relat-
ing to the reform school.
Resolve in favor of the State Library, re-
lating to purchasing maps, was read and in
definitely postponed on motion of Mr.. jew
EFT Of Richmond.
Mr.. GusHEE Of Appleton moved to recon
slider. Lost.
r Resolve in favor of Edmund d. Wiggin
was read and Mr.. PERRY of Camden moved
to indefinitely postpone, pending which, it
was laid on the table.
Resolve in favor of the Maine State pris-
ons came from the Senate amended by re-
ducing the appropriation from S5l 200 to
425,O 600.
The resolve was discussed by Messrs.
Gushee. of Appleton, Jewett Of Richmond.
SimOnton and Willoughby of Rockland, In
gals OF Wiscasset, Cook of Lewiston, Hills
of Union, Hatch of Bangor, Marble of Paris,
Perry of Camden, and others.
The Senate amendment was rejected and
the resolve passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. EAroN of Wilton presented petition of
Catherine NJ. Crowell ct ais, for bounty ON
foxes, which was referred to the next leeis-
lature on motion ofMr. YOUNG of Brunswick.
On motion of Mr.. BUTLER of Vassalboro'.
it was voted to hold evening sessions on and
after Monday, March 18th, commencing at
at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. WILSON, from the Judiciary commit.
tee, reported ought to pass on bill an act To
repeal an act approved March 9th, 1880. and
to restore chap. 30 Of the laws of 1873. emit
tied, an act to encourage the developing of
the mining interests Of the State. Printed
under rule.
Bill an act to remodel the Board of Agri.
culture, was taken up and assigned for to-
morrow at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Bill an act to incorporate the Canton
Bridge Co., amended and passed bv the
House, came from the Senate with amend.
ment rejected. Laid on the table. on motion
OF Mr.. DIcKEr of Foit Kent.
Bill an act amendatory of chaps. IL and 81
of the revised statutes, relating to common
nuisances and the sale of Intoxicating liouors
was taken up and read the third time. II vas
then amended, on motion of Mr.. PrRev nf
Camda0, so that sheriffs, as wen M CONNIE
attorneys, may be removed b, the Governo,
and Council for failure to enforce the law
Mr. PARKER Of Lewiston moved the re..
aud nays on the passage of tho hill T..