Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-10
'TA. NAME WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY TO- 1888.

Somerset, McAllister of Hancock, Rust O.
| Waldo. on the part of the Senate; Messrs
Freeman of Cherryfeld; Ham of Wales
Chick of Plymouth, Cook of Cssco. Brigg,
of Poland. Young of Lincolnville. Trufant OF
Harpswell, on the part of the House.
On Congressional 4pportioament-Mes
Weymouth of Penobscot, Mclaughlin O
Cumberland, Weeks of kennebec, Stubbs OF
Franklin, Taber of Waldo. on the part of the
Senate; Messrs. Heath of Augusta, White o,
Lewiston. Powers of Houlton, Talbot OF Fal.
mouth, Linscott of Pennington. Spofford OF
Bucksport, Bartlett of Washington, Moves OF
Lincoln. Bearce of Norway. Hill Of New burg
Rand of Parkman, White of Richmond.
Nye of Fairfield. Aver of Palermo, Leighton
of Columbia, Hall of Alfred, on the part of
the House.
On Legislature ipporfionmeaf-Me -Messrs
Heath of kennebec. Wentworth of Penob-
scot, Maxwell of York. Stearns of Oxford.
Gushee of Knox. Lord of Cumberland. Hume
of Washington, on the part of the Senate
Messrs. Thatcher of Bangor. Reed of Brook
lin, Chase of Sebec, Thompson of Brunswick
Moore of Thomaston, Hiscnck of ALMA, Hill
of Auburn, Drew of Fort Fairfield, Stone of
Jay, Chase of Litchfeld. Wilson of Paris,
Rogers of Bath, Goodwin of st. Albans
Brown of Liberty, Matthews of Cutler, Shap-
leigh of Kittery on the part of the House.
On the Rerisioa of the Sfatutes-Messrs
Wentworth of Penobscot, Stubbs of Frank
lin, Young of Cumberland on the part of the
Senate; Messrs. Thompson of Brunswick.
Spear of Hallowell. Moore of Thomaston,
Bearce of Norway. Freeman of Cherry field
Emery of Saco, Donovan of Biddeford. Hall
of Rockland, Mattocks of Portland, Heath of
Augusta, on the part of the House.
The Speaker then announced the
Standing Committees Of the House.
Ways and Means-Messrs. Rogers of Bath
Meader of Waterville, Thatcher of Bangor.
Hinckley of Gorham, Case of Rockland.
Noyes of Whitefeld, Smith of Oldtown.
County Estimates-Messrs. Latham of
Auburn, Boulton of Frenchville, Ames of
Portland, Leavtt of Phillips. Cushman of
Ellsworth, Jepson of China, Buckln of War
ren, Chamberlain of Bristol. Hubbard of
Hiram. Chick of Plymouth, Chase of Sebec
Rogers of Bath, Hobart of Cornvile. Brown
of Liberty, Leighton of Columbia, Dearing
of Marlborough.
Leare of AbSence-Messrs Fisher of Char
lotte, Wentworth of No. Berwick, Crimen of
Eastbrook, Knapp of Bridgton. Eaton of
Camden, Stetson of Sumner, Hathorne of
Cushing.
Change Of Ndmes-Messrs. Harmon of Hol-
lis, Smith of Robbinston, Files of Detroit,
Eldridge of Dexter, Young of Lincolnville,
Bracket of Starks, Houston of Bradford
Engrossed BiHs-Stone of Jay, Johnson of
WAYNE. Allen of Chesterville, Goodnow of
Calais, Noyes of Whitefeld, Piper of Ken
duskeag, Milliken of Cornish.
Bills In the Third Readiuq-Alen of
Dresden, Barrows of Vassaboro, Horr of Lew
iston, Trafton of Newfeld. Phair of Presquc
Isle, Cyr of Grand Isle, Fall of Lebanon.
On Eeetions-Messrs. Webster of Dover.
Harmon of Hollis. Knapp of Bridgton, Tay-
lor of Roxbury, Houston of Belfast, Fox of
Lowell, Haskell of Gloucester
Business ofthe House-Messrs Hall of Port
land, Meader of Waterville, Sanborn of
Standish.
On motion of Mr.. Rogers of Bath,
Ordered, That the Committee on Temper
ance inquire into the expediency of abolishing
the State agency for the sale of intoxicating Ii
quors; also all agencies now maintained in
cities and towns for snch purpose throughout
the State; also to inquire into the expediency
of such license law as will enable the mayor
and aldermen of each city and selectmen of
towns to license apothecaries for the sale of
alcohol under such restrictions and penalties
rs they may deem expedient.
On motion of the same gentleman,
Ordered, That the Committee on Military
Affairs examine into the claim of the heirs
of William ID. Crooker and Jeremiah Robin
son to certain real estate now occupied
by the State Military and Naval Or
phan Asylum at Bath. with instructions
to ascertain what sum they find due said
heirs for use of said property, or to be just
ly due them under any agreement to purchase
said real estate by those whom the State or the
trustees Of said institution have heretofore
empowered for that purpose.
On motion of Mr. Wilson of Paris,
Ordered, The Senate concurring, that joint
select committee of seven on the part of the
House with such As the Senate may join, be
appointed to consider the Governors Mes
sage and report a reference of its several
subjects to appropriate committees.
And the Speaker appointed as the commit
tee on the part of the House, Messrs. Will
son Of Paris, Fogg of Bangor, Blossom of
Boothbay, Shapleigh Of Kittery, Carleton of
Woolwich, Briggs of Poland and McIntire of
Solon.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson of Paris,
Ordered, That the business of the last leg
islature referred to this be taken from the
files and referred to the appropriate commit
tees.
On motion Of Mr.. Thompson of Bruins
wick.
Ordered, That the Secretary of State be
directed to furnish thirteen copies of the re-
port of the commissioner of the revision OF
the statutes to the committee to whom the
same report has been referred.
On motion of Mr.. Allen of Dresden,
Ordered, That the Committee on the Judi.
ciary be instructed to inquire into the expe-
diency Of so amending the laws relating to
secure greater permanence to the marriage
relations.
On motion Of Mr.. Heath Of Augusta.
Ordered, That the Secretary Of State be
directed to furnish to the Committee on Re-
vision Of the Statutes thirteen copies of the
Revised Statutes of 1871 and thirteen copies
of the Acts and Resolves of 1871 to 1881,
both inclusive, for the use of said committee
during its session.
On motion of Mr.. Horr of Lewiston,
Ordered, The Senate concurring, that the
list Of Joint Standing committees be printed
in the Daily kennebec Journal until the 10th
Of February, for the information of members
of this legislature and others interssted.
On motion of Mr.. Stone of Jay,
Ordered, That the Committees on Educa.
ton. State Prison. Insane Hospital, Reform
School. Agriculture. Military Affairs, and
State College Of Agriculture and the Mechanic