Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
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NJ. SrErSGEg from the Committee on Ii,
hr,rr made a final report. and reported
ought to pass on resolve relating to proeuf-
ing duplicate copies Of acts and reserves,
which was passed to be engrossed undef
suspension Of the rules
Mr.. HUTCHINSON from the judiciary Com
mistee reported ought not TO pass on OIL an
act to repeal chap. g. of the puonc laws "a
1873 relating to the duties Of County Aitof-
neys; also reported ought to pass on Dill an
act relating TO the sale Of franchise OF raii-
road corporations. Read and assigned
Mr.. Goss from the Committee on CON-
merce reported resolve memorializing the
General Assembly of the State of New OK
to so amend the pilot laws as TO remove
compulsory pilotage, which was passed 10 De
engrossed under a suspension of the rules.
Mr. HALL from the Committee on Leave OF
Absence on order relating TO absent members,
reported that all had been in attendance Dull
four, viz: Messrs. Talbot of East Naehlas.
Robinson of Thomaston, knight OF Naples
and Whitman of Harrison, and recommend
ing that the clerk make up the pay roll OF all
with the exception of the four stated The
report was accepted.
Bill an act to amend chap. "A of the pub
lie laws OF 1873, entitled an art in relation to
the insolvent laws of Maine came up on Its
motion of Mr.. INGALLS, of Wiscasset.
Mr.. CUTLER of Bangor moved to indefinite
" postpone. pending which it was laid on the
table on motion of Mr.. ingalls,.
Bill an act relating to trustees and other
officers of public Institutions came from the
Senate, was read, and Mr.. DicKEY of Fort
Kent moved an amendment. pending its third
reading it was laid on the table on motion OF
Mr.. Dickey.
Bill an act relating to the compensation
and number of supreme judges. being on its
passage to be enacted, the yeas and nays
were ordered on motion of Mr.. GUsHEE of
Appleton. The result was in the affirmative
as follows:
ton, Baker of steuben, Burnham, Butler. Clay. Col
burn, Cole of smiiheld, Cook, Crane, Cutler Davis,
Preach. Geiehell. Gilman. Goss OF Auburn Gond
ing, Gray, Hale, Hall of Alfred, Hill Of Exeter, Hill
ton of Emden, Ingalls,, Jewett Of Sangerville,
Leach. Lord Of Bangor. Lord of Standish,
Loring Marble, Mason, Parker, Powers, Richards
Robbins Rowell, Simonton, Springer of Litchheid,
Springer of Yarmouth, Sproul, Stanley, Stratton
Sirout Thomas of Durham, Traiton, Twitchell. Was
son, Weeks, Wilson of Columbia Falls, Wilson Of
Orono, wyrnan, Young.-G.
NArs-Messrs. Benner. Bridgham of No: II Pl,
Chadbourn, Durham, Frederic, Gushee, Hartman
OF keunebunkpor, Haskell Hastings, Hatch, Hill of
Corinth, Hill Of Rowland, Hills, Hilton of ST. Al
bans Horn Howard of Mon:ville, Hussey, Hutch
p,yna pond.ton Pertin. Perry Por,er Record
Robinson of Oldtown, Rogers. Roundy, Smart, Smith
of Buxton, smith of Ninalhaven; Temple, Toothak-
er. Wentworth of South Berwick, Whipple.-39.
so the bill passed to be enacted.
Mr.. HALE moved to reconsider. Lost.
Mr. HATCH of Bangor said he had felt
ooi,seu 70 oppo'e an i"e,..Se y, t,e J"uses "
eiSn'' any. W VIC =. ny M ho
iol Iii'', ou' " Wy "Sa.a'' .',e piii
MI pnooNs y, "e. via s"nu ne nau Pa IT. .u
WIN MS anu i'e '" "' sNe"'e' HUI"
'oaing'
Inc piil concerning 'he iiiii'ia ca'ic up
the question oeins oi, hl''Alns 'he woe certain
On 'he passage VI 'he measure " oe e"-
s'osScu
, ~ mr.. IAshhLE oi turner llau .o'eu 10, .ne
OH, SATURDAY a'.er !, was ailenueu' .nlnhlns
ne hao no opJee'io'' ~ IL ou' upon giving IL
closer atentioh, anu examining some points
tic h'u not oeiore unuer s'oou' hc iei' '''a' he
mus ,s' VOC III '',e nesa.iNe. "a
Inc yeas anu nays were theii taken. A,.er
.ne n'st e,''i '"e "osei'ees were o"iieu' "e
apeaAer 'heh '"uh1eu no quorum 'o.'hS,
iheieupon ca'i vi 'ne iiouse was orleleu
on motion OF Mr. NC OF brunswick
una '"s Va o"e ''e'
Ders anu quorum.
Mr.. HALE of Ellsworth said gentlemen
rould at once 500 the situation II wos tho;r
49, g. ror.n;n g -, -.
PiNnese l" Icii"i" run voting, thcreoS
breaking the quorum, but the result would be
the obstruction of business
III, Uorso ,,o,o1 ,,no,;roa, .,,. a.,
~ "'' ~" UNANIMOUSLY '""' ''ie
CLERK again call the absentees.
Mr. GrsHEE of Appleton did not under
stand Tho, thero ,xas On, Jos;ro % oIs,r,,o.
st"i" ''"' 'heic was any uesHe W opstruct
business, but thought II members honestly
believed the bill ought not to pass that thev
womb no do;pr tbeir dutv 70 refrain fron,
-: :. " ~
voting ii py so uoihg they couid prevent It's
passage The matter could he. laid on the
table and the House could proceed to other
business.
Mr.. HALE submitted that a motion to ia
Bile would not be in order. Nothing was in
order but TO make certain or adjourn,
the nrs' qsesuoh IN order was 10 make
e ", ~ s, .' IKE wall oos'ructng
al u"si'.ess' nc ''o'ioh 10 make certain
eoa,u no' DC ie'',
Ml: iN.NLLs oi lScasset NOT 1uiiy under
s'ahohS 'he DILL thinking that IL was TO be re-
must vote aca;ns. ;ts nassoro
The absentees were again called and tho
bill received a passage by a vote of ~ IN 81
as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott. Andrews Ratsr of o--irc
ton, Baker of steuben, Brooks. Durham, Butler,
LAY, Coiourn Cole Of smithheld Cook, Crane. Cut
burn Goudins Grav Hale Hail JI mi A Gods 81 An
Hill of Exeter Hilton of Emblem, Jewett of Sanger
.ilc, Leach Lord OF Bangor, Lord of Staadish, Lor