Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-18

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On motion of Mr.. McKUsicK of Calais Il
Hou.e voted to recede from its vote OF IN
definite postponement.
Mr.. BRApsrREET of Bridgton moved to
amend by adding at the end of the resolve
the following: , IN :.
maid until the trustees of said college snail
have charged and collected As tuition the
same same in amount from each student as
other colleges in this State charge Tor CORE
snoudinp wears. except in cases of students
who study AGRICULTURAL studies solely, this to
take effect at the beginning of next quarter"
The amendment was rejected, 81 in favor
and 63 opposed.
The resolve was then passed to be en-
crossed in concurrence with the Senate
On motion by Mr.. THATCHER of Bangor
motion to reconsider was voted down.
The majority and minority reports OF the
Committee on Insane Hospital in regard 10
the affairs of the institution were taken up
and Mr.. Eaton moved to amend the majority
report by substituting therefor the minority.
This motion was advocated bv Messrs. Eaton
of Camden and Staples of Parsonsfeld. and
opposed by Mr.. Morrill, of Augusta.
The motion to substitute was lost by vote
Is in favor and 81 against.
The majority report was then accepted.
On motion of Mr.. STRouT of Portland bill
an act to provide capital punishment for
those who commit murder while under life
sentence. was taken up and referred to the
uiSla
On motion of Mr.. THATCHER OF Bangor,
bill an act to promote settlement of wild
lands in this State. was taken from the table
and indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. HALL of Rockland presented bill. an
act TO authorize certain cities and towns 70
aid in the construction of the Lewiston and
Augusta Railroad, which was passed to be
engrossed under a suspension of the rules.
On motion of Mr.. ENTRY of SacO, bill an
act establishing the salary of the clerk OF the
judicial courts for York county was taken up,
and its passage was advocated by Messrs
Emery. Lord of Kennebunk, Shaw of Lis
bon and Hall of ROckland. and opposed by
Mr. Staples of ParsOnsfeld, who moved to
refer to the next legislature, which was voted
down.
The bill was then passed to be engrossed
Bill an act to establish The salary of the
Judge and Register of Probate for York
county was taken up. and Mr.. STAPLES Of
Parsonsfield moved to refer TO the next leg
slature. This motion was opposed by
Messrs. Emery of Saco and Lord of kenne-
bunk. and favored by Messrs. EdgecOmb of
Limington. Folsom of Oldtown and Goodwin
of Shapleigh
The motion to refer to the next Legislature
prevailed. "a voting in favor and A against.
The bills for the incorporation of certain
L. H.
special assignment. and were referred to the
Committee on Banks and Banking on mo-
ton of Mr.. KEEGAN of Van Buren,. Sub
sequently. on motion of the same gentleman,
the vote was reconsidered and the bills laid
on the table.
On motion of Mr.. EATON of Camden, re-
solve to provide for the erection of an addi-
tional building for the Insane Hospital. was
taken up and briefly discussed bv Messrs.
Eaton of Camden, Dickey of Fl. Kent. Nor
rill o: Augusta, and Goss of Auburn, and
passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. BIRD of Rockland, the
House voted that when it adjourned it should
be to meet tomorrow morning at o'clock.
On motion of Mr.. HUrCHINsON of Houlton,
the majority and minority reports of the Ju-
dietary Committee relating to poor debtors
were taken up. and Mr.. DIcKEY of Fl. Kent
which reports ought to pass on bill an act to
amend sec. 80 chap. / Is of the revised stat
utes relating to the examinations and oaths of
poor debtors. for the majority which reports
ought not to pass
Messrs. Hutchinson Of Houlton. and Brad
street of Bridgton, supported the majority
report. and Mr.. Brigham of Buckfeld the
minority.
Tho motion to substitute was lost. The
majority report was then accepted.
The majority and minority reports of the
Committee on Claims on the claim of Eben
+. Pillsbury & Co.. were taken up. and Mr.
DIcKEY of TT. Kent moved to refer to the
next legislature. This motion was voted
down, and on motion of Mr. HALL of Rock
land. they were indefinitely postponed.
Bill an act establishing the salary of the
Judge of Probate for the county of Andres
coggin was taken up, and advocated by Mes
srs. Jordan of Auburn. Hutchinson of Lew
iston and Brigham Of Buckield, and OPP
posed by Mr.. Folsom of Oldtowa, who moved
to Indefinitely postpone The motion was
lost and the bill given passage to be en-
crossed.
On motion of Mr.. WHITE of Levant bill
an act to amend chap. l40. of the public laws
of 1879, relating to normal schools was taken
up and the same gentleman moved to strike
out SI5.UUu ana insert "SIS,OUO.
Messrs. Bradstreet of Bridgton, Marble of
Paris, and Perley of North Yarmouth, op-
posed the amendment
Messrs. White, and Foss of Danforth.
favored the amendment
The amendment was rejected by a vote Of
~ in favor and 60 against
Mr.. KING, moved to strike out all of sec.
2, which was rejected.
The bill was then passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. KEEGAN of Van Buren,.
bill an act to extend the time for the con-
structicn of the Northern Aroostook Railroad
was taken up. The same gentleman moved
an amendment. which with the bill. was re-
ferred to the mex: session Of the Legislature
on motion of Mr.. Rowell of Hallowel.
On motion of THOMPSON Of Brunswick,
bill an act to amend sec. ). of the public laws
of 1876. was taken up and indefinitely post.
poned.
On motion of Mr.. Goss of Bath. bill an act
for the protection Of smelts was taken IN.
and the same gentleman offered an amend.
ment which was rejected
The bill was then passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. VERRILL of Portland.
bill an act to amend chap. So of the revised
statutes. relating to the inspection and sale
Of Agricultural product;ons ~,s .olo.