Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-14

re DELAY. business is day ia,cr ia nhai so-
This may make bu, little ainel-
pnce 10 thoee-who have the privilege OF VISIT
inc their homes every Saturday. but 70 those
rho are compelled to stay. it does. Business
Is pressing urnn Us from the commiuee
rooms. and he saw no reason tor aoooufi1nk
over to Monday.
NJ. DE.RnoKx said he would not present.
the order if il would in the least interler
with the business before the senate. ne VI"
NOT think il would cost an hours DELAY
View MANY members would ike 10. 60 NOME
Mr.. DrSGLEr fully agreed with the SENATOR
from Washington Harris Wmie eeHAih
members living near by might go home, II
was necessary that the Senate Should remain
in session for the transaction OF business
which necessarily should go through An
adjournment might refard business
The order was defeated.
n, motion of Mr.. LAWSON of Sagadahoc.
Ordered, That when the Senate adjourn II
he 10 tomorrow morning at o'clock
Resolve in faver of Lola Cola. representa-
tive TO the legislature from the Penobscot
tribe of Indians. and resolved favor OF Levy
Mitchell. of the Passamaquoddy tribe (giVing
500 each), were read twice and passed
TO be engrOssed.
Mr., RANKIxs of Oxford, presented the pc
titions of Hon David r. Hastings and -
others of Fryeburg, and Of Hon. A. II. Walk
er and l6 others of Lowell, asking for IN
crease in number and salary OF Judges o1
the Supreme Judicial Court. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee. 49,,
Mr.. ArwELL. from the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, reported Oh re-committed
resolves providing for the appoint
ment of commission of miiitaryom-
GERS to revise the militia laws with
an amendment that said commission OF
shall be of no expense to the State, with the
exception of actual expenses incurred. The
resolve as amended passed to be en2rossed.
Mr.. PARCHER, from the Committee on
Ways and Bridges, reported ought not to
pass on petition OF Elliot Bridge Company
Accepted.
MIR. DrNGLEY. from the Committee on
State Valuation, on resolves relating to
State Valuation, reported that the same
ought not to pass. Accepted.
Mr.. FLINT under suspension of the rule
presented the petition of John F. Sprague and
others for law providing lien for hauling slate
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. ArwELL. from the Committee on
Pensions, reported on petition, resolve in IA
u
Benjamin NJ. Nutter, member of Co. G. 18th
Me. Vols. The resolve provides for a
pension of So per month, for one year.
Laid on the table to be printed, with state
ment of facts.
Mr.. CORNISH of Kennebec, offered the
following amendment to an act regulating
the fees of inspectors of lime and lime casks,
and their deputies In the fourth line of sec.
l, insert the word '.the" after the word dep
uty." SO that said sec. shall read: The fees
Of inspectors of lime and lime casks and
their deputies shall be one-half mill for each
cask inspected and branded, and each inspec-
tor shall receive from his deputy the one
half mill for each cask inspected and brand
ed by the deputy
The amendment was adopted, and the bill
passed to De engrossed.
An act to incorporate the Schools
Log Driving Company, came up on
its passage to be engrossed. Mr..
Dingley offered amendments: From sec. 8,
strike out from 2lst and 23d lines, the word
''ten,'' and insert twenty" In sec. 6,
twelfth line. strike out ''ten," and insert
twenty" 1.-THE effect of the amendment is
to give more time for the redemption of logs
held for toll. The bill then passed to be en-
crossed.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act to change the name of the trustees
Of the fund for the support Of the Episcopate
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese
of Maine; an act to amend chapter 30 of the
public laws Of 1879; an act to amend an act
to incorporate the city of Rockland; in re-
relation to the election Of Mayor.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp.
s,,r IS ~
favor of Lewey Mitchell: resolve pro-
viding for commission of military
officers to revise the militia laws; an
act regulating the fees of inspectors OF
lime and lime casks, and their deputies; an
act to amend ar act to establish a police
court in the city of Rockland. approved
March IA. 1861; an act amendatory of an
act to incorporate the Auburn Aque,luct Com
pany; an act Incorporating the Schools Dam
Company; an act to amend sec. 80, chap. G.
OF the revised statutes, relating to taxes.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to extend the time for the compile.
ton of the Bangor and Piscataquis railroad
an act to compel certain officers whose terms
have expired to deliver moneys and other
property to their successors; an act to amend
ian act to incorporate the Richardson Wharf
Co" approved April 3 1856; an act to amend
an act to incorporate the Portland TURNER
elm; an act to amend an act entitled ian nc,
to amend an act for supplying the CITY of Ban.
ger with pure water, approved Feb. %. 1875, y
approved Feb. IL. 1876: an act to proven,
the destruction of smelts and cells in Sal,
pond and its tributaries in Bluehill. Sc,lg.
wick and BrOoklin: an act to consolidate the
Ilamden Silver Mining Company and the
Dunton Silver Mining Company, of Ham.
den. Me-; an act relating to the taking OF
fish in Dexter pond; an act to authorize the
inhabitants Of Caribou to build and main
tam piers and booms. for the protection OF
the bridge over the Aroostook river. in said
town.
On motion of Mr.. THOMPSON,
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
FL osI.