Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-22
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reported ought TO pass on bill an act addi-
tienal TO chap. 2.5 OF the private and special |
laws of 1868 in relation 70 evergreen Gene
tery: read and assigned: also reported ought
to PASS on bill an acIio incorporate the Ocean
Park Association. which had its three several
readings and was passed to be engrossea
under a suspension Of the rules, motion OF
Mr. Cook Of Lewiston: also reported onght
10 pass on bill an act authorizing the County
Commissioners of Somerset county 10 re-a--
sess certain taxes: printed under rule
Mr. McKUsIcK from the Committee on the
Judiciary. reported ought TO pass ON bill an
act to amend an act entitled al act to incor-
porate the Ocean Street Railroad Co also
same report on bill an act 10 revive the
charter OF the Calais Bank fer certain pur-
poses: read and assigned.
Mr. SrRAGrE from the Committee on l1e-
gal Affairs, reported reference 10 the Com
mittec on Mines and Mining on bill an act
to incorporate the Maine Mining Exchange
Mr. TALBOT from the Committee on the
Judiciary reported reference TO the Commit
tee on Claims. petition of Warren w
Rice. for reimbursement of money paid OUT
while warden OF the State Prison.
Mr. Hutchinson from the same committee
on order relating TO amending chap. Isl Of
the public laws Of 1877, as TO embrace
guardians in its provisions. reported bill an
act TO amend ctlap. Ia OF the puDilc laws "a
1877; printed under rule.
Mr.. CUsHNAS of Ellsworth. presented re-
solve in favor Joseph Nicholar. representa-
tive of the Penobscot tribe OF Indians, which
hal its two several readings under a suSPen-
sion Of the rules. ON motion of the same
gentlemen.
Mr.. HATcm Of Bangor, inquired if the in
tention was TO allow the Representative 70 re-
turn home Immediately upon receiving his
salary.
Mr.. CUsHNAs said that was the object in
view.
Mr.. HATCH said the appropriation for the
Penobscot Indians had not been considered
BY the Committee on Indian Affairs. and
matters pertaining to that were to come M
which nigh, render it necessary to have the
Repre- sentative of the Tube here. That was
his only objection to the passage Of the re
solve now.
Mr.. ForsoN of Olltown. understood that
the delegate from the Oldtown tribe did not
propose to return home ut present. He pre-
sumed that he needed the funds, like many
other members.
Mr.. HArcH, upon this explanation, with
drew his objection and the resolve was passed
to be engrossed.
Mr.. CrsHMAN of Ellsworth, introduced re-
solvel in favor of Newall Joseph. Represen-
dams, which was passed to be engrossed I'M
der a suspension of the rules.
The Speaker appointed the follow ing gen
tlemen on the part of the House to joint
committees:
On Mines and Mining :-Messrs. lord Of
Kenncbpnk Bragdon of Sullivan, Freeman
of Cherrytield. Moves of Jefferson Ashford
Of Windsor Cummings of Jonesport. and
Dennis of Passadumkeag.
On Printing and Binding Messrs. Rowell
of IIallowell Goss of Auburn, Brli>trcet of
Brdgton, Lord of Bangor, Trufant Of Harps-
we'll, Benner of Wadoboro', and Webb of
Deer Isle.
On Temperance Messrs. Morrill, of Au-
gusta. Goss of Bath, Fisher of Bo ,thhav.
Cook of Lewiston, Liyermore Of Rsldley,
Lang of Palmyra and Wheeler of EastOn.
Mr.. VEREtLL of Portland YESTERDAY.
there was a resolve passed by the House. cx-
pressing sympathy for the people of Ireland:
but it seems to me that it was passed without
due consideration 4 part of that resolution
seems to he couched in language necessarily
offensive to a friendly nation; and for the
purpose of considering whether it cannot be
so amended rs to relieve us OF anv imputa-
tions of entertaining unfrendy feelings to-
wards friendly country, | move that the
vote passing the resolve be reconSidercd, and
that the motion to reconsider lie upon the table
and Wednesday next be assigned for its
further consideration, when we shall have
full House. ! presume, and time for full
consideration of the matter.
The House voted to reconsider and the re-
solve was then laid on the table and WcrineS-
day next at II o'clock was assigned for its
further consideration.
Bill to repeal the cider law of 1850 was
taken from the table and referred TO the Com
mittee on Temperance.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act to incorporate the Mt. Desert Read
ing Rooms
On motion Of Mr.. PARcHER of Lewiston,
Adjourned.
PETITIONS, Bills. &c, Presented AND RE
FERRED.
BY Mr.. BURNuAN of Sherman--Bill an
act to amend sec 10, chap. Is. of the revised
statutes, relating to public and private WAYS
referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. EMERY of Saco-Bil an act to in
corporate the Saco Gas Light Co: referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Goss of Naturalization of Benz
and Frank X. Conant of Auburn. FOR the right
to erect a hoom across the Little Androscog-
gin river in Androscoggin county, with bill
accompanying; referred 10 the Committee on
Interior Waters.
BY Mr.. WENTWORTH Of Gardiner-Peti-
ton of A. X. =. Buffum and So others Of
Gardiner for a law TO regulate the sale of
vinegar; referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary; also petition of Joseph +. Bur
CESS and "a others, of South Gardiner in re-
ation to smelt fishing in the kennebec river:
referred 70 the Committee on Fisheries and
Game.
BY Mr.. GILBERT of NATURALIZATION of
C. F. Gilbert and los others of Kingfeld.
for a bounty on bears: referred to the Com
mittee on Agriculture.
BY Mr.. LEAvITT of DISQUALIFICATION of
NJ. l.. Stevens, of the Women's Temper
ance Union Association of Deering.
to submit the question of prohibiting the sale
and manufacture of Intoxicating liquors to
the people. by an amendment to the constitu-
ton; referred to the Committee on TEMPER
ance.
By Mr.. NUrTER of Corinna-Pettion of
Dexter Lodge. No. -. |. .. G. T for author
ity TO convey property to the Seectmen of
Dexter, with bill accompanying; referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary
BY Mr.. HEATH of Waterville-Petition of
f. \. Smith and 10 others for amendment of
the divorce laws: referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary. Also petition of A. F.
Adams ct ais. relating to rifle practice and
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