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

ings was taken up, and the same gehtien.an
moved to indefinitely postpone, advocating
his motion.
Nessrs. KEEGAx of Van Buren, and DickEf
of Fort Kent opposed the motion, and Mr'
HARDING of Waldo favored
The House voted to indefinitely postpone
20 in favor and 81 against !.
A motion to reconsider by MI. WHITE vi
Levant was voted down. -,
On motion of Mr.. FREEMAN OF Cherry neiu'
the House took up the majority and minority
reports of the Judiciary COMMITTEE, on Ine
question of school suffrage for women, the
ones,ion being on substituting the minority
report, reporting bill permitting women to
vote in school matters. for the majority re-
port, which gives the petitioners leave TO
withdraw.
The minority report was advocated by Messrs
Freeman of Cherryfeld. Mcclellan ot South
Thomaston. Strout of Portland. Chadbourne
of WATERFORD Hall of Rockland. Dickey OF
Fit Kent: and the majority report BY MesSrs.
Sprague of Phipsburg, Torrey of Surry.
Goodwin of Shapleigh. Bradstreet OF Brldg-
ton. Hutchinson of Houlton. Goss of Bath,
and Thompson of Brunswick.
On motion of Mr.. STRoUT of Portland. the
yeas and nays were ordered and taken, re-
sulting in the substitution of the minority
report, as follows:
YEAs.-Messrs. Achorn, Andrews. Ashfor' Bean
Blanchard. Rragg. Brown. Burr, Chaaoourhe'I larn
Cook Cummings, Dickey, Eaton, Emery, fi>er'
Foss. Freeman of Cherrvheld. Glidden. haii'
Harris Haskell. Hersom. Hilton. Jones of winthrop
Jones of Brighton. Jordan. kennison. Lang. leavnt'
Libby LiverInore. Lord of Bangor, Lord OF henne-
bunk, Mallett. Marsion. Maxcy. McAllis'er. NC
Kellar, Morrill,, Norris Nuffer. Perry, Partridge
Perey. Pitcher. Purinton. Redlon. Howell. shaw;
smith of New haron, Smith of Mt Vernon Staples OF
Parsonsfieid, Strout of Portland Strout OF Cape
Elizabeth, Tarbox. Traston. Twitehell. Narnes.
WardweIi Wentworth of Gardiner, Wheeler OF
NAYs-Messrs. Allen. Averill. Bartlett, Benner
Rerrv. Bird. Boothby. Brad treet OF Brdgtom'
Chase. Cushman. Dennis, Doore. Edgeeomb ldred'
Estes, Folsom. Freeman OF Lincolnvilie. Gilbert.
Goodale. Goodall. Goodwin of Hudson. Goodwin OF
Shaplegh Goss Of Auburn, Goss of Bath Hard
ing Hatch. Heath. Hopkins Hutchinson OF Honlton.
Jov Keegan, Kendall, kimball. King. Leighton,
Leland. Linscott, Loud, Marble. Mcknsick. Means
staples of DAYTON. staples of Elliott, Sturdyani'
sweat Thatcher. Thompson TORY, True. Trufant,
verrli. vinal. Waters, Webb. wyman.-63.
The bill was then read. and Mr.. MCkrsICK
of Calais moved to indefinitely postpone
This motion was advocated by Messrs. Nc
Kusck. Verrill of Portland. Waters of Pat
ten. Thompson of Brunswick and Webb of
Deer Isle. and opposed by Messrs. Morrill, OF
Augusta and Strout of Portland.
ne yeas anu OaNs were oIueTtu anu tahC".
resulting in the indefinite postponement OF
the bill, as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen. Averill. Bartlett. Benner.
Berry, Bird Bonthby. Bradstreet of Bridston, Brad
street of Palermo. Bragdon, Bridgham, Buck
Burrell, Burnham, Chase, Cushman, Dennis. Doore
Edgecomb, flder, Eldred. Estes, Flint, Folsom
Foss, Freeman of Lincolnville. Gilbert, Goodale
GoOdall, Goodwin of Hudson. Goodwin of Shaplegh
Goss of Auburn. loss of Bath Harding, Hatch
Heath, Hopkins. Hutchinson of Lewiston, Hutch
inson of Houlton. joy, keegan. Kendall, kimball,
King, Leighton, Leland. Linscott, Loud, Marble,
McKu-ick. Means. Nickels, Moves; Packard, Rowe
Dayton, Staples of ParsOnsield. Staples of Elliot
Sturdiyant. sweat. Thatcher, Thompson, Torr",
| True, Trufant, Verrill, Vina Waters, Webb.-72.
| NAYs-Mes,rs. Achorn, Andrews, Ashford. Bean.
blanchard. Bragg, Brown. Burr. Chadb0urne,
Clark, Cook, Cummings. Dckey. Eaton. Fisher,
Freeman Of Cherryfed. Glidden. Hall, Harris,
Haskell. Hersom, Hilton, Jones of Winthrop, Jones
of Brighton, Jordan. kenni-on. Lang, Leavitt,
Libby. Livermore, Lord of Bangor. Lord of Ken
McKellar, Morrill,, Norris. Nutter. Partridge. Per
ley. Pitcher. furinton. Perry. iedon. Rewell,
Shaw. Smith of New sharon. Smith of Mt: Vernon.
Strout of Portland. Tarbox, Trafton. Twitchell.
Varney, Wardwe Wentworth of Gardiner, W heeler
of Etna, Wilder. Whte-62.
| So the bill was indefinitely postponed
| Adjourned.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp.
An act additional to chap. 20 of the special
| ldNs Vi 1910. EcidtIlS u the SuluDeTldUu
and Oxford Canal Corporation under sus-
pension of the rules.
| PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
| An act to incorporate the Maine Pedagogy
| cal Society: an act to extend the time for the
location of the Lewiston and Augusta Rail-
road Co. an act relating to the taxation of
railroads an act to amend sec. Q, chap. 90
of the revised statutes relating TO damages
| from fiowage; an act to incorporate the
Milton Mining Co; an act to abolish the
December term of the Supreme Judicial
| Court in the county of Oxford; an act ex-
| planatory of sec. 25. chap. q of the revised
statutes, and to amenl sec. 3. chap pa of
the public laws of 1880, in relation to the
sale of cider; an act to amend chap 43 of
the special laws of 1873. relating to the
protection of bass in Winnegance Creek an
act to amend sec. Is. chap. 90 of the revised
statutes relating to partition fences: an act
| to amend chap. 50 Of the special laws of
| 1873. entitled an act to provide schools in
| Madawaska territory, amendatorv of
chap. 100 of the special laws of 1879; an
act additional to chap. 233 of the private and
special laws of 1880, entitled an act to in
corporate the Kennebec and Franklin Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co.. an act to prevent
railroad accidents; an act to incorporate the
Wamkeag Mining Co: an act relating to
proceedings and appeals in probate courts
FINALLY PASSED.
| Resolve in favor of G. II. McClary, re-
| solve laying a tax on the counties of the State
for the years 1881 and 1882; resolve making
an appropriation for the Penobscot tribe of
Indians for 1881 and 1882; resolve in favor
of James $. Conklin; resolve authorizing
the Secretary of State to purchase certain
volumes of the Maine Reports; resolve for
abatement of State tax of 1880 assessed upon
the st. Croix and Penobscot Railroad Co.
resolve amendatorv of the resolves in relation
to the Penobscot tribe of Indians. approved
| Feb. 81, 1866.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con.
currence.
Resolve amendatory of the resolve relating
to the documentary history of Maine.
passed March l, 1867. came from the
Senate, was read once and indefinitely post
poned on motion of Mr.. FREEMAN of Lin
convile
MIR. BRADsTREET, from the committee of
conference on the disagreeing vote of the
two branches on the resolve in favor of the
Agricultural College, reported disagree
ment. The report was accepted.
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL, of Augusta
the clerk was charged with message to the
Senate requesting the return of resolve in
favor of the Agricultural CoIlaua