Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-11
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY. March 10. 1881

Bill an act IN relation 10 -DiIlt1- anu >aiA-
ors rho receive aid from towns and cities
was read once and laid on the table on mo-
ton OF Mr.. EMERY.
Resolve making appropriations for the
Penobscot tribe Of Indians for the years lse |
and l-s2 was read twice and tabled on mo-
ton Of Mr. DINGLEY.-
The report Of the Military Committee on
the printing OF 5000 copies Of the AdJutant
Generals report came from the House amend
ed that the expense of the same shall be tax
en- out Of the appropriation for military pur-
poses The amendment was adopted and the
bill laid on the table on motion OF Mr. Dln-
gley.
Nr. WAKEFIELD from the Committee on
Interior Waters to which recOmmItted
petition for the right To erect a bnon across
Little An1roscoggin river in Andfo-coggin
county. reported bill in new draft and that
the same ought to pass. Report accepted
Read and assigned.
Mr. MoRTLASD. from the COMMITTEE on
the Judiciary, on bill an act TO amend sec 80
of chap. ll3 Of the revised statutes relating
10 examination and oath Of poor debtors
presented majority report ought not 10 pass
Messrs Emery and Bi-BEE presented min
ority report that this amendment ought
to pass.
were laid on the table and ordered printed.
Mr.. DtxGLEY. from the Committee on
Ranks and Banking on bill an act to incOr-
porate the Ocean Bank Of kenncbunk. re-
ported ought to pass; report accepted, read
and assigned
Mr.. EMERY from the Committee on the
Judiciary. on bill to establish the salary Of
the County Attorney of Piscataquis County
reported that the same ought to pass. 5000
per annum a. salary Report accepted, read
and assigned.
An act relating to proceedings and appeals
in probate courts was read once and assigned
for Tuesday next at II \. VI on motion Of
Mr. HUI of Penobscot.
on motion of Mr.. BIsBEE,
Ordered. That the Committee on the Jul
dietary inquire into the expediency of provid
ing for an additional term Of the County
Commissioners in Oxford county.
The resolve apprOpriating Sii.2 POO for pay
ment of Indebtedness of the State prison,
came from the House amended by striking
the Indebtedness.
Mr.. BEATTY opposed the adoption OF the
amendment because he considered that such
an act would be reputation of just claim
against the State
Mr.. BI.BKr said he considered the appro-
priation none too large as il originally stood,
but he did not think that the amendment
meant reputation of the interest. but merely
to cut down the appropriation $1,000.
Messrs DrxoLEY and PArTAYGALL consid-
cred that the adoption of the amendment
would he nothing else than reputation, and
favored the original appropriation.
On motion Of Mr.. BEATTY the yeas and
nays were ordered pending the adoption of
this amendment and resulted As follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Moriland. Walker.
N,Ys.-Messrs. Baker, Beatty. Berry. i'isbee
Brewer. Coffin. Cornish pngley. Dudley, Emery.
Fernald Flint, Friend. Hill of Hancock. Hill of
Pennbscot, I.am-nn, Lord, Nut'ing. Pattangal,
Sanborn, Taber Wakeheld.-2i.
The amendment was accordingly lost.
ON motion of Mr.. Br>HEu the Senate in
sisted in passing the original appropriation
and asked for Committee of Conference.
Messrs Bisbee, Beatty and Dinglev, were APP
pointed on the committee on the part of the
Senate.
Bill an act to authorize the kennebec Log
Driving Company tn erect Il boom across the
Kennebec river at Browns island, was called
up. and Mr.. CORNISH offered an amendment.
These words should relate to sec. ,. ''said
Kennebec Log Driving Company shall be Ii
able in any proper action. for any damage
any manufacturing company situated at Ii
comic Bav in the town of Waterville. which
NAV arise bv reason of erecting or maintain
ing said boom. The amendment was adopt
ed. and as amended was passed to be en-
crossed.
Mr. BIsnEr. with consent of the Senate,
int, duccd II bill relating to congressional
vacancies Referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary.
TN motion of Mr.. MoRTLANp, an act relat
ing to forcible entry and detainer. and tenan-
cies was taken mp. and on motion of the same
Senator the bill was indefinitely postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. CorrI>. an act to pro-
hibit the taking OF spawn herring within Ger
tain limits in Mibrdge or Narrsguagus Bay,
was taken from the table and passed to be en-
crossed.
Resolve proposing an amendment of the
constitution of the State of Maine relating to
the manufacture and sale of Intoxicating liq-
uors. was read once and assigned for Friday
at II o'clock.
10 the reform school. was taken from the table
and passed 70 he engrossed.
Bill an act for an appropriation for a road
from Brownville to katahdin Iron works.
came from the house indefinitely postponed
On action of the Senate To indefinitely
postpone in concurrence the yeas and nays
were ordered on motion of Mr. Be ATTY, re-
sulting as follows.
YEAS. Messrs. Realty, Berry, Brewer, Coffin.
Cornish. niugev, Dudley. Emery. Fernald, = iieud.
Hin Of Hancock. Lsmson, Lord Nor;land, mt
ting, Paiaugall. SauNorn. Tabcr, Wakefield,
Walke-.-20.
NAYS. Mcssr~. Baker, Flint. Hin of Fcnobscot.
-
The bill was indefinitely postponed in con-
currence. =
Nr. WAIVER with the consent of the SEN
ate. presented bill an act to amend sec. , of
chap. ~ of the revised statutes relating to
libraries. charitable societies and public ccm-
etaries; referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
READ NNp As>tcNEp.
An act to amend sec. Il ofchap - of the
revised statutes relating to partition fences,
(as amcndended by the House, an act to in
corporate the Ocean Bank of kennebunk an
act tn increase the salary of the county attor-
nv ofthe county Pi>Cataquis; resolve for the
propagation and protection of fish and game
for the wears 1851 and 1852.
PASSED. TO RI ENGRo>sEp.
An act to erect boom across the Little
Androscoggin river (under suspension of the
rules bill to authorize the town of Norridge-
wock to refund the bonds issued in aid of the
Somerset Railroad; resolve in relation to the
recording of certain papers ami records now
in the land office resolve amendstory to the
resolve in relation to Indian Affairs, approved
February 81. 1861, changing the word annual