Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-01

Mr. tiefce ct Frankfort. presented bill an
act for two additional members in the boar.l
OF trustees Of the State College, which was
referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
Mr. Haskell of New GL,uce.t-r presented
the petition of Maurice Wrenn for change of
name, which was referred to the Committee
on Change Of Name
the public laws of 1879. passed to be en-
crossed by the House came back from the
Senate indefinitely postponed
Mr.. Thatcher of Bangor, moved that the
House Insist and ask committee of corfer-
ence.
Mr.. Piper of Kenduskeag, moved to table
Lost.
Mr.. Bearce of Norway, moved to recede
and concur with the Senate which took pre-
ceience.
The vote on this motion stood ~ in favor
and32 against
Mr.. Thatcher raised the point of no quorum
The vote was again taken, resulting in the
affirmative by vote of 81 tn So.
Mr.. Talbot of East Mac,ias. under a sus-
pension of the rules. presented bill an act to
confirm and make valid the organization of
the Lewiston and Auburn Horse Railroad Co.
He explained that similar bill had once
passed, but had been lost. and BY instruction
IL. L
bill was passed II be engrossed under sus-
pension of the rules.
Mr. Ives of Castine presented bill an act
to amend an act relating to the Maine IVES
leyan Seminary and Female College He
explained that i, was to correct clerical
error in bill already passed. fhe bill was
passed to be engrossed under a suspension of
the rules.
Mr.. Luce of New Vineyard submitted the
following. which was referred to the Commit
tee on Leave of Absence:
Ordered. That on and after Friday March
2, Daniel c. Leavitt of Phillip. he excused
from further attendance as a member of this
House, and that his pay be made up for the
session.
Mr. Thompson. from the Committee on
Legal Affair.", reported leave to Withdraw on
petition of Mrs. Pennell for sanitary reform !;
also reported. on suggestion of revision
commissioner, bill relative to foreclosure of
mortgages: printed un Ter rule; also report
ed on petition. bill an act to incorporate the
Brunswick Odifellows Building Association.
which was passed to be engrossed, the rules
being suspended.
Mr.. Donovan, from the same committee
reported leave to Withdraw on petition Of
G. b. Boggins, trustee of Union Meeting
House, South Surrey, for legalization Of
doings
Mr.. Powers. from the judiciary Com
miitee. reported ought to pass on bill to con-
firm the organization of Common plantation :;
read and assigned; also reported ought TO
pass on bill an act to amend sec. chap. 5 of
the revised statutes relating to lands reserved
for public uses.
Mr.. Moore, from the Committee on Legal
Affairs, reported ought not to pass on bill an
act to incorporate the Pleasant Hill Union
Hall Association and bill to repeal sec. y.
chap. 1876 of the revised statutes.
Mr.. Nye, from the Committee on Finance,
reported leave to Withdraw on petition of X
X. Jones ct ais. for an appropriation for the
Eve and Ear Infrmary of Mass, to be
expended for patients from Maine.
Mr.. Spear from the Committee on Legal
Affairs reported ought not to pass on bill to
repeal chap. OF the public laws of 1875 and
bili t, incorporate the Stockt IN Debating So
ciety. Also reported ought 10 pass on bill
an act to amend sec. 40 chap. 81 of the re-
vised statutes relating to lien goods in
possession: printed under rule.
Mr. Spotford from the same committee. re-
ported ought to pass on resolve for purchase
of reports of the Maine Historical Society;
bill amendatory of chap. IS of the revised
stitutes relating to courts and travel of coun-
tv commissioners of Cumberland county, and
hill TO amend sec l chap 7s OF the PUBLIC
laws of 1876. and TO repeal sec. of chap
l6+ of the public laws of 1917; printed under
rule
Mr. Wentworth from the Committee on
Manufactures reported ought t. pass on bill
to repeal see. chap ~ of the revised stat
utes relating to manufacturing, mining and
Quarrving: printed under rule.
AR Hill from rho cnn mittaa On Military
Affairs reported ought to pass on resolve in
ftvor of the Bath Military and Naval Orphan
Asylum; printed under rule.
Mr. Small from the Committee on WAYS
and Bridges reported ought to pass on resolve
for an appropriation on Limington bridge;
printed under rule.
Mr. Emery from the Committee on Legal
Affairs reported onght not to pass on bill ~
repeal chap - of the public laws of 1879.
Mr.. Fisher from the Committee on Pen
sions, on petition reported resolve in favor
of Arthur ). Grant printed under rule. Al
so reported leave TO Withdraw on petition of
Benz. Smith for State pension. Also same
report on petition of p. .. Vickerv ct als.for
pension to ID l.. Perry.
Mr.. Fisher from the Committee on Leave
of Absence reported ought to pass on orders
to excuse from attendance. Mr.. Tasker of
Jackson, and Mr. Hubbard of Hiram The
report was accepted and the orders given a
passage.
Mr. Chamberlain from the Committee on
County Estimates reported resolve to author
ze the county of Knox to procure loan;
read and assigned.
Mr.. Latham from the same committee re-
ported resolve laying a tax on the several
counties in the State fDr the years 1888 AMI
1891 printed under rule.
Mr. Hobart from the Committee on WAYS
and Bridges. on petition, reported resolve in
favor of the town of Mayiel1; printed under
rule.
Mr. Doyen from the Committee on Claims
on petition. reported resolve in favor of the
town of KIngsbury; printed under rule.
Mr. Heath from the Judiciary Committee.
reported ought to pass on bill to revise and
amend the city charter OF Calais; read and
assigned.
Mr.. Wilson, from the same committee. re-
port ID ought not to pass on hill to amend the
insolvent laws of Maine; also reported on
petition bill to repeal an act to incorporate
the town of Kingsbury read and assigned.
Mr. Robinson from the Committee on
Temperance reported legislation in"xpedient
on order relating to abolition of the State
liquor agency.
MIR Hale, from the Judiciary Committee,
presented the minority report of that commit
tee, reporting on ht not to pass on bill tn
amend the 10th specification OF sec. 6 OF the