Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-15
MAINE LEGlNLATURE.
SEyAFE.
(Con'inued from first paee.)

poned
Subsequently. on motion of Mr.. Kimbal
of Sa2adahoc, the Senate reconsidered the
vote whereby it indefinitely postponed the
resolve, and 2 30 o'clock this afternoon wa.
assigned for its consideration
On motion of Mr.. Marble of Lincoln bill
an act to repeal an act 70 incorporate the
town of kingsbury and bill an act to repeal
an act to incorporate the town of Lexington
next legislature.
On motion of Mr.. Bragdon of Hancock.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Papers from the House disposed of in con.
currence.
On motion of Mr.. Stubs of franklin.
Ordered, That in making up the pay OF
the Messenger and Assistant Messenger OF
the Senate, the Secretary allow each of them
S35 for extra labor; also. the folier s2j. and
the page $40.
On motion Of Mr.. Rust of Waldo.
Ordered. The House eoncurring, that a
committee of five-two OF the Senate and
three OF the House-be appointed to inquire
into the expediency of abolishing the pension
office, and devolving the duty of that office
upon the Adjutant General with a view of
devoIing the salary now paid to the State
Pension Agent to pay ing for cspying the
muster-Out rolls of the military or
CARNATIONS during the war and other neces-
sarv purposes.
Resolve in relation to the completion of
:he fourth revision of the general and public
laws and the appointment of a commission
therefor. came from the H..use, and was
given its first reading.
Mr.. Kimball of Sagadahoe, submitted the
following amendments Amend in the see
ond resolve by striking out the words dur
ing the recess of the legislature" amend bv
addinP-Resoived, That when said commits
sion shall have reported to the Governor and
Council the final completion of the revision
of the statutes, the Governor is respectfully
requested to call at such time as he shall
deem proper a special session of the legI- la
ture for the enactment of said statutes.
The amendments were adopted, and the re-
solve passed to be engrossed, under a sus-
pension of the rules.
Mr.. Smith of York, from the committee
of conference, on resolve in favor of the pub
LEGATION of the early records of the State in
the registry of deeds for York county. rec
commended that the Senate recede from its
vote indefinitely postponing the resolve. and
concur with the House. On motion of same
Senator, the Senate receded and cOncurred
The resolve was then passed to be engrossed.
Bill an act supplementary to an act to re-
store the death penalty for murder in the first
degree, pending its second reading, was laid
on the table to be printed, on motion of Mr.
Lebroke OF Piscataquis.
Bill an act relating to the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors, indefinitely postponed by the
House, passed to be engrossed by the Senate
came from the House. that branch adhering
to its former vote. On motion of Mr. Max
IL 6 IL ,L.,S &. leo, all
Mr.. Marble of Lincoln, from the commit
tee of conference on resolve appropriating
81 900 for repairs on the State House. reported
an amended resolve reducing the appropria-
ton to $1,000; report accepted.
Under the order the vote on the passage of
the resolve to be engrossed was taken by yeas
and nays, resulting in the affirmative as fol-
lows:
YEA-Messrs C offp, Connor, GoodaIl, Heath, Kim
ball, Iebroke Lord MARBLE, Maxwell McAlis,er Nut
ting. Parkhurst. Smith, Weeks, Wentworth, VIII
son, ioung.-E.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Industrial
School for Girls, was taken from the table,
on motion of Mr.. Kimball of Sagadahoc, who
moved that ii be passed to be engrossed.
The resolve was favored by Mr.. kimball of
Sagadahoc, and opposed by Messrs. Marble
of Lincoln and Rust of Waldo. the latter gem
teman saving that he was opposed to the
m,Jern method of manufacturing virtue.
Under the order the vote on the passage of
the resolve to be efIgrossed was taken by yeas
and NAYS, resulting in the affirmative as fol-
lows:
YEA.-Messrs. Coffin. Conner, Haskell, Heath,
kimball, Lebroke Parkhurst, Smith, Stubs Weeks,
NAY -Messrs Iragdon, Lord. Marble. Maxwell.
McAllister. Nutting. Rust, Taber, wentworth.
Young.-l0.
Subsequently, on motion of Mr.. Gushee of
Knox. the Senate reconsidered the vote
whereby it passed the resolve TO be engross-
ed. Mr. Gushee then moved the indefinite
postponement of the resolve. and. on his
motion. .he vote taken by yeas and nays,
resulting in the affirmative as follows
YEA-Messrs Bragdon, Goodall, Gushee, Lord.
Marble, McAilisier Mclaughlin, Nutting, koak,
Rust. >mith, raber, Wentworth Weymouth Young
Is. ~,
NAY-Messrs. Coffin. Connor Haskell. Heath.
Kimhall. I.ebroke, Maxwell, Parkhurst, Stuoof'
Weeks.-1o.
Bill an act TO amend sec of chap % OF
the revised statutes relating to fences, pass
ed to be engrossed by the Senate, came from
the House indefinitely postponed, On motion
of Mr. Marble of Lincoln. the Senate reeeded
and concurred.
Under the order the vote on the passage to
be engrossed of resolve IN favor of the town
of Ma, field. was taken by yeas and nays,
resulting in the affirmative AS follows:
YEA -Messrs. Bragdon. Coffin. Common, Gushee
Haskell Heath, Lebrukc, Lord. Marble. Naxweii
McAllisier. Mclaughlin, Nu'trg iarkhgrst, Rust
smith, >tubbs, Weeks, Wentworth, WEYMOUTH
Wilson, Young.-22
NAY.-Mr Isber.-l
Bill an act to amend sections AMI 10 and
to repeal sec 81 of chap. Is of the revised
statutes, relating to damages for locating
altering aud disseminating ways, was taken
from the table. on motion of Mr.. Stubs OF
franklin who offered several amendments.
which were adopted and the bill passed to be
enCrossed.
On motion of Parkhutst of Aroostook, bill
an act RELAXING TO compensation of the county
commissioners of Cumbt rland county, pend
ing its passage to be enerossed, was laid on
fable on motion of MIR. Parkhurst of Aroos-
took.
On motion of Mr.. Conner of Somerset, the
Senate took A recess until ) o'clock.
AFTER RECESS.
Rill an act relating to the taxation OF in
>urance companies, passed to be engrosst d
bv tho Senate, came from the House amend
81 On melton of Mr.. Heath of kennebec.
the Senate insisted on its former vote and
asked for a committee of conference Messrs.
Heath of Kenuebec, Wentworth OF Penooscoi
and Young of Cumberland were appointed
chat committee.