Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-17

was fnlI. he had in his official capacity, ao'
m;ttaa her and to dav she was growing up
bright. respectable girl in nice home IN
Vassalboro. He considered the reform
scbools for bows one of our best institutions,
but he regarded this as equal to 1t and wen
deserving the fostering care OF the state.
The report was accepted and the resolve
referred to the next legislature
Bill an act to incorporate the Orono BANK
came from the Senate. was read and laid on
the table on motion of Mr.. KEEGAN OF van
Buren,.
Mr.. BRIpGHAM of Buckfeld moved to re-
consider the vote whereby the House refnsed
a massage TO resolve loaning the battle flags.
and his motion was laid ON the table ana as
signed for evening at s o'clock.
Resolve proposing an amendmeht 10 'i'e
Constitution relating 10 the manufacture ana
sale of intoxicating liquors came rom the
Senate. was read and laid on the table on
morton of Mr., HUTCHINSON of Houlton.
On motion of Mr.. FREEMAN of Cherryteid
House document, No. l52, relating to schooi
suffrage to woman, was taken up and
assigned for tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
ON motion of Mr. STROUT of Portland, bill
an act in relation to the taxation of railroads
was taken from the table. and the same gem
tleman moved to amend bv adding after sec.
:, the following:
Sec. 5. The provisions of this act except
as provided by sec. |. shall not apply to any
corporation or its lessee which is now by
law exempt from taxation.
Messrs. Strout and Verril of Portland,
advocated the amendment and Messrs. Hutch
inson of Houlton. Bradstreet of Bridgton.
Hatch of Bangor. King of Caribou, and White
of Levant opposed.
On motion of Mr.. FOLSOM of oldtown the
yeas and nays were ordered and taken on
the adoption of the amendment. resulting in
its rejection as follows:
YEA--Messrs Andrews, blanchard, Brown,
Chae. Cook Cushman, Freeman of Cherry field, Free
man of Lincolnyle, GoOda Harris Heath. Hutch
inson of Lewiston, Marble Maxcy, Morrill,. litcher
smith of Mt. Vernon. Sprague. staples Of Dayton
Strout of Portland Strout Of Cape Eliz abe,h sturd
Twiteheli. varney, verriil, wilder.-:ss
NAYs-Mes-rs. Achsrn, Allen, Ashford. Averll.
Bart lett, Bean Benner, b. rry. Bird. Boothby Brad
street Of Bridgton, Bradstreet of Palermo Bragg,
Brigham. Buck, Burnell, Burnham. Burr, Chad
bourne. Clark, Cummings. Dennis; hickey: DoGre'
SOM FOss, Glidden, GOodae. Goodwin of Hudson.
Goodwin of Shapeigh, GOss of Auburn, Harding,
Haskell, Hatch, Hersom. Hilton. Hopkins. Hutchin-
son of Houton. Jones of Winthrop. Jones of Brigh-
ton Jordan. Joy. keegan Kendall, Remission. Kim
ball, King. Lang. Leighton. Lela-d. Libby. Liver
more. Lord Of Kennebuek. Loud. Mallett. Marston
McAIlister, Mcclellan, McKusick, Means. Nickels,
Moves, Nutter Packard, Partridge, Purinton. Perry
Rowe, Rowel, Seavey, Sha =, Smith of New sharon
of Elliot, Sweat, Tarbox. Thatcher. vinal. Wardwe j
Waters, Webb, Wentworth of Gardiner. Wentworth
ofkittery. Wheeler of Etna, White.-9O.
The bill was then passed to be engrossed
On motion of Mr.. FLINT of Dover. the
bill in relation to clerk hire in the Office OF
Secretary of State, was taken up. 1t was
advocated by Messrs. Flint, Hatch of Ban
gor, Dickey of Fl. Kent, and Jordan OF
Auburn, and others, and opposed by Messrs.
Morrill, of Augusta, and Folsom of Oldtown.
Mr.. FOLSOM moved to indefinitely post
pone, but the motion was lost by tie vote OF
60 to 60.
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL, of Augusta
the yeas and NAYS were ordered and taken on
the passage to be engrOssed, resulting in the
affirmative. as follows:
Berry. Bird, Blanchard Bfadstreet of BridgtOn
Bragdon, Brigham, Brown, Buck, Burnell, Burn
ham, Burr; Chadbourne, Clark, Cook, Cummings
Cherryfied, GOOdall, Goss of Auburn, GOss of Bath
Hall, Haskell, Hatch, Heath. Hersom, Hilton, Hop.
kins, Hutchinson of Lewiston, Hutchinson of Houl.
ton, Jones of winthrop Jordan. Joy, Kendall, Ken
ison, kimball. King, Leland, LivermOre, Lord OF
Bangor, Lord of kennebunk, Mallett. Marble. Max
cy, Means. NickersOn of Brewer. Nickels, Nutter
Pitcher, Purinton, Perry, Rowell, Shaw, Smith OF
Mt. Vernon. Sprague, Strout Of Portland. Thatcher
Thompson True, Trufant, Twtchell, Varnev, Yer
rll. Wentworth of Gardiner, Wentworth of kittery
NAYs-Messrs; Allen. Averill. Bartlett. Boothby
Bradstreet of Palermo, Bragg: Chase. Dennis: Doore
Freeman of Lnconvile, Gilbert, Glidden, Goodale
Goodwin Of Hudson. Goodwin of shaplegh. Hard
ing Harris, Jones ;S Of Brighton keegan Lang
McAllister, Mcclellan, McKusick, Morrill,, Moves
Packard, Partridge, Perley. Rowe. Ritchie Smith OF
New Sharon. Staples OF Biddeford. Staples of Day
ton, Staples Of Parsonsfeld. Srout of Cape Elizabeth
Sturiivant, Tarbox, Trafton, vina Wardwell
Waters, Webb. Wheeler of Etna Whte.-55
Resolve apportioning the State for Senators
to the Legislature came from the Senate and
was read.
Mr.. FREEMAN of Lincolnvile moved tc
amend so as to reduce the Senators in Ken.
nebec from three to two; also by striking out
all relating to Waldo and Somerset counties
and inserting the following: "The counties
of Waldo and Somerset shall constitute one
district and he entitled to choose thres
Senator's
The amendment was discussed by Messrs
Freeman Of Lincolnville, Shaw of Lisbon
keegan of Van Buren,, Dicken of Fl. Ken,
and Goss of Bath
The first amendment was rejected by q
vote of A to 20, and the second was with
drawn.
Mr.. HARDING of Waldo moved to amend
by taking one Senator from Kennebec anG
adding the same to Waldo. Rejected by 9
vote of A to 70.
On motion of Mr.. SHAW of Lisbon the
rules were suspended and the resolve passed
to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. BRIpGHAM of Buckf3eld
adjourned to meet at 100 o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
On motion of Mr.. BRIDGHAM of Buckfield
Ordered, That all debate before this House
shall be limited to five minutes to each mem
Der on any question or bill before the same
during the balance of this session.
Mr.. KING. from the Judiciary Committee.
reported reference to the next session of the
legislature on bill an act relating to the
election of county commissioners.
Bill an act to provide for securing bette,
qualified teachers in common schools wa,
read and indefinitely postponed on motion o,
Mr.. HUTCHINSON of Houlton.
On motion of Mr.. HUTCHINSON of Houltor
bill an act to amend chap. Is, sec. 3. of the
Revised Statutes. relating to practice O,
medicine was taken from the table. and .
motion to refer to the next session of the
legislature was voted down. The bill wa,
then indefinitely postponed BY vote of 60 te
40. Wv ~
On motion of Mr.. LIvERMoRE of RradIev
resolve relating to unsettled accounts with
the State vas taken nm amended ond $500