Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-09
SMILEY & WASGATT
TIN, GLASS AND CROCNENS "A.'
Also other Goods IN their line Any enc seee'ss
Ito Saws and Designs for Brackets. I'c''
Will find them here. They running
FIVE CENT COUNTER

1879. Pending the acceptance of the report
+, was laid on the table on motion OF MI
PLAIsrEp of Lincoln.
Bill an act TO amend sec. 20, cnap- 90 VI
the public laws of 1873, relating to lime rock
granite and slate: and resolve proSioins ioI
an amendment to the Constitution changing
the term of Office of Senators and Represeh-
tatiyes. came I'D and were amended on mo-
,;or of Mr. Ixc.1Is of Wiscasset and passed
TO be engrossed.
message was received from the Senate
reouesting the return to that body of bill an
act amendatory of chap. IL and q VI the re-
vised statutes in relation TO common nulsah-
ces and the sale of intoxicating liquors.
| The bill was returned.
! Rill an act to vest the franchise and prop
ertv of Arrowsic bridge in the inhabitants OF
| Sacadahoc county came up and was laid on
the table and assigned for "Wednesday on m o
ton of Mr. RICHARDS of Gardiner
Resolve relating to Plaisted & Appleton's
Digest and Hopkins Digest of the Maine
reports came up on its passage to be en-
| crossed and was laid on the table and assigned
| for Tomorrow on motion of Mr.. BRADsTREEr
of Bridgton.
Resolve in favor of road from Fish River
Mill to Dagle Mills was taken up, and on
motion of Mr. DICKEY of Fl. Kent, the House
insisted upon its vote passing the measure
and asked a committee of conference. The
Speaker appointed as the committee Messrs
Dickev, Colburn of Pittston, and Rridgham
of Plantation No. II.
On motion of Mr. SrRoUT of Portland. bill
an act incorporating the Dead River Log
Driving Co was taken up. Senate amendment
adopted and on motion of Mr.. DICKEY Of
Fit Kent, the rules were suspended and the
resolve passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. SrRoUT bill an act addi-
tional TO chapter of the revised statutes. on
elections was taken up, and the same gentle
man offered several amendments. pending
which the bill was laid on the table on motion
of Mr.. BuTLrR of VassalbOro.
Resolve to purchase certain farms of set
tiers in Township No. II Range I, was taken
up on motion of Mr.. DICKEY of Fl. Kent. and
amended so as to reduce the amount appro-
priated from $3.50 to $780,
Mr. DIcKEY gave the history Of the case,
and said the settlers on the lots indicated in
the resolve were liable to lose their land after
having paid for it in road labor, through a
reservation in a deed from Massachusetts.
| Mr.. WILLoUGHBY moved to indefinitely
postpone.
The vote on the motion stood 35 in favor
and so against and no quorum voting. on mo-
ton of Mr. Cook of Lewiston the House
Adjourned
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act authorizing school district No.
| IL in the town of Gorham, in the erection
of new school house, to provide therein a
hall for the use of the Gorham Farmers
Club: an act to legalize the doings of the
inhabitants of North Yarmouth; resolve
making appropriation for the propagation OF
| fish.
PASSED To BE ENGROssED.
| An act to prevent the taking of fish from
Wilson pond. in the town of Greenville, in
the county of Piscataquis; resolve in favor of
Oakteld plantation; an act to incorporate
the Steam Heating and power company of
the city of Bangor; an act giving justices OF
the peace and quorum jurisdiction through
out the State: an act incorporating the Dead
River Log Driving Co.
4 genuine fur seal, weighing about so
pounds, was caught in York River, near
Gloucester Point. Va, a few days ago. Such
a capture was never before known there.
! Mr.. Vennor, comes forward once more to
say: Il did not predict heavy snow-falls
from the lsc of March. The heaviest storms
will come after the 18th. This is distinctly
stated in my letter. ST. Patrick's Day and
one day after will give the heaviest falls of
the Winter. The other dates given are days
on which snow may be expected to fall in ap-
preciable or inapprecable quantities. ''In-
appreciable'' is saving word.
The Charleston 6. c. News gives an ap-
palling list of crimes in that State, which
shows. without claiming to be complete, that
within two months past there has been II
homcdes, l6 assaults with intent to kill and
. cases of rape. The homicides and assaults
it says, were almost without execution by
whites upon whites. or by negroes upon ne
groes.
Browns Household Panncea
Isl tho most ctfnctixa Dai,a Acs4=e,..1.