Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-06

Camden when present. snouiu
desired on his side that ii shonld go IN = :.
appendix. he Mr.. Butler would scquie
mt he thought it did not belong In tne sA"'e
book.
nan had changed the entire issue. he -
an vh;,h he had opened the motion vas u1a1
i could not he done without interrupnng 1e
ronrse of the printing. He had changed sne
issue now nv saying it ought not to oe 0one
because not belonging in the same oooA;
This last issue was a matter when aunii.eu
az considerable argument. and if ii was going
70 h. arvned nj some length. he was in fasor
~ LAYING the MOTIF n on the table IN oroer
that the real trouble might be understood;
Mr. RITTER of Vassalboro. SAID ne nau
.,on. upon the idea that the greater contains
he less. 1t would be remembered tna' ne
| had not called for discussion now ne nAn
only indicated one consideration j" nic
| ing TO Law ON the table until the mover oi .ne
ors,er was press M. when u cou" "e '"
ouobly discussed This was the reason why
n, had mn, snoken of a consideration which
had some weight,
The motion 70 RECONSIDER was then laid on
the table.
A message was received from the Senate
through its secretary proposing JOINT con-
yention a, III Is O'Clock A. VI. for the purpose OF
listening to any communication Gov. laws
might be pleased to make.
The House concurred in the proposition ana
a message TO that effect was conveyed TO the
Senate.
The time fixed for the convention having
| arrived the Senate came in and convention
was formed.
Ii CONVENTION.
| On motion of Mr.. HAYES of the Senate,
that gentleman with Messrs. Rogers of the
Senate. Richards of Gardiner, Cook Of Lew
iston and Dckey of Fl. Kent were appointed
a committee to wait upon the Governor ana
| inform him of the convention and its purpose.
Subsequently Mr.. HALVES from the COM
mittee reported that it had discharged the
duty assigned it and the Governor was pleased
to saw that he would forthwith attend upon
the convention.
Thereupon Governor Davis. attended by
his Council. came in, and the Governor COM
municatcd with the convention by address
| see first page.
| At the completion of the address the Gov
ernor and Council retired.
The convention then dissolved and the Sen
ate retired.
InHorsE
ON motion of Mr.. BUTLER of Vassalboro
Ordered. That committee of seven on the
| part of the House with such as the Senate
NAV join be appointed, to consider the Gov
ernor's Message and report a reference Of its
several subjects to the appropriate commit
| tees.
| On motion of Mr.. RowELL of HallOwell the
reports of the Committee on Printing and
Binding were taken from the table and to-
morrow after the morning hour as
signed for their consideration.
On motion of Mr.. HALE of Ellsworth,
Adjourned.
PASSED TO DE ENGROssED.
Bill an act to ratify and affirm the mortgage
of the Bangor and Bucksport railroad; an act
to incorporate the Gardiner Water Power Co.
PETITIONS, BILLS, &C.. PRESENTED AND RE-
FERRED.
BY Mr.. WYMAN of Augusta-Bill an act in
relation to frivolous exceptions; referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
! BY Mr.. SIMoNTON of decentralization
of +. b. z. Young and 80 others for q charter to
supply the people of Rockland with pure
water; of Levi Barnard and 76 others for
same; referred to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. HALE of DISQUALIFICATION of
Frederick Frye ct ais. of Dedham for division
of said town; referred to the Committee on
| Towns.
| BY Mr.. Knowles Of STANDARDIZATION of
Chas. ID. Srrague ct ais. for incorporation
of the Penobscot Valley Gorshed of Bards of
the State of Maine Branch Druidic Uni
vcrsity of America; referred to Committee
on Legal affairs.
BY Mr.. MAxCY of REHABILITATION of
NJ. G. Palmer ct ais. of Portland. for repeal
of the porgie law referred to the Committee
on Fisheries
BY Mr.. OLIVER of Frceman-Petition of H.
Buck ct ais. for regulation in taking fish from
Rangely Lake referred to the Committee on
Fisheries. Also petition of the sclectmen of
Rangely, that Francis Hewey may run a
steamboat on Raneely Lake; referred to the
Committee on Interior Waters.
| By Mr.. HALL of Nobleboro--P Petition OF
/ r. -. Clark. and 80 others for repeal Of
porgie law; referred to the Committee on
Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Corr of Standardization of Lew
is Libby, ct ais. for authority to build hall
in school district No. 49, Gorham. in connec-
ton with and for the use of the Gorham Far
mers' Club: referred to the Committee on
judiciary.
BY Mr.. NASH of Authorization of W.
F. Mansfield and 40 others for repeal OF
chap. 96 of the public laws of 1879 and for
an act to prohibit the sale or catching of lob
sters between July Is, and Sept. Is: re-
ferred to the Committee on Fisheries.
by Mr.. STRoUT of Standardization OF
the Lewiston Gas Light Co. to decrease
amount of capital stock also petition of the
Hill Manufacturing Co.. for increase Of cap
ital stock; referred to the judiciary Commit
tee.
BY Mr.. ioUNG of CHARACTERIZATION OF
Henry Carvill ct ais. of Brunswick, that the
provisions of certain laws in relation to the
taxing OF smelts may not apply to Bruins
wick and Iiarpswell; referred to the Com
mittee on Fisheries
Ky MIR. HUTCHINSON Of Lewiston-Peti-
ton of the Androscoggin Bar for restoration
of the former number and salary of Supreme
Court Judges: referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Browns Household Peusce.
Is the most effective Pain DESTROYER in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood