Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-03-15
HOUSE..
WEDNESDAY, March 18th.

Prayer by the Chaplain.
Resolve in favor OF the publication Of the
early records of the State in the registry of
deeds for York county passed to be engrossed
by the House. came back from the Senate in
definitely postponed.
Mr.. Emery of Saco moved to insist and
ask a committee of conference.
Mr.. Chase of Sebec moved to recede and
concur, which took precedence.
The motion to recede and concur was lost.
The motion to insist was then carried, and
the Speaker appointed as the committee on
the part of the House Messrs. Mattocks of
Portland, Thompson of Brunswick and Dom
ovan of Biddeford
Bill an act to provide remedies for injuries
causing death, passed to be enacted bv the
House. came back from the Senate indefinite
" postponed. On motion of Mr.. Heath of
Augusta the House voted to insist and ask a
committee of conference.
The House receded from its vote passing
to be engrossed the resolve instructing the
Secretary of State to purchase reports of the
Maine Historical Society, and concurred with
the Senate in its indefinite postponement.
Mr.. Thompson, at the suggestion of the
Committee on Revision of the Statutes, re-
ported bill an act fixing the 18th of April,
1888, when certain public acts shall take
effect, which was passed to be engrossed I'M
der suspension of the rules.
Mr. Foster from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs. petition, reported resolve au-
thorizing the Governor and Council to adjust
the claim of Juliet Newell against the State,
which was passed to be engrossed under a
suspension of the rules.
Bill an act to provide for the registration
of all practitioners of medicine and surgery,
indefinitely postponed by the House, came
from the the Senate amended and passed to
be engrossed.
Mr. Meader of Watervile moved TO adhere
Mr.. Horr of Lewiston moved to recede and
concur.
Messrs. Mattocks of Portland, Moore OF
Thomaston, Horr of Lewiston. Thompson of
Brunswick. Heath of Augusta. and Noyes OF
Whitefield, advocated the bill and Messrs
Smith of Robbinston, Rogers of Bath, Hall
of Rockland, Freeman of Cherryfeld, and
Piper Of kenduskeag opposed.
On motion of Mr.. Heath of Augusta yea
and nav vote was ordered and taken on the
motion to recede from the vote of indefinite
postponement resulting in the ne gative as fol
lows:
YEA.-Mcssrs. Allen of Dresden, Ames, Rarrews
Bearce Blossom, Bracket, Briggs, Brown. Deering
Donovan, Emery, Files. Gerrish Gilmore, Goodnow
Hale amin Heath fl i'll Of Auburn Hill of Newburg
Hintley, Hobart, Horr, Jepson. johnson, Lane
Latham, Lnscott, Luce, Maitocks, Moore, Noyes
Perkins, Pbil5rook, Pierce, Prescott, Sanborn Shsp
leigh, >pear of Haowe, Spofo-d Of Bucksport
Stetson, teveus, strout, Thompson, White Of
Windhsra Wilson.-46.
NAY.-Messrs. Ambrose, Aver. Bartlett. Burland
Carleton, Chandler, Chase of Litchfeld, Chase o.
Sebec, hick. Cook. Copeland. Diusmore. Donnell
poyen. Dunnell, Fisher, Fog, Foster, Fox, Freeman
Goodwin of st Abaas. Goodwin of South Berwick
Hall of Rockland Hall OF Alfred. Ham, Haskell
Hatch, Hiscock, Houston of Belfast, Jameson, Ken
dali. Leavti Of Deering, Leavitt of Phillips, Nc
-.
son. Rodick, Rogers, smith of stockton. Smith o.
Robbnston, simpson Of Milford Spear of Bowdoin
ham, Stone, Talbot of Falmouth, Thatcher, Trufant
Ward. Webster, Wentworth Of North Berwick. White
Of Richmond, Young.-56.
So the House refused to rssede from it.
vote indefinitely postporing the bill
The motion to adhere was then carried
Mr. Spofford from the Committee on dis
agreeing vote on the resolve for repairs upon
the State House, reported that the provision
for coppering the roof be stricken out and
the appropriation be reduced from seven tc
three thousand dollars. The report was ac
copied. the amendments adopted, and the re
solve was passed to be engrossed.
Mr. Heath from the Committee on th'
Judiciary, on order, reported bill an &C
supplementary to an act to restore the Geaif
penalty, which was passed to be engrosset
under a suspension of the rules.
The same gentleman from the Commute,
on Revision of the Statutes. reported bill Al
act to repeal chap. 20 of the revised statutes
relating to assignments for the benefit o
creditors, which was passed to its third read
ing. and laid on the table on motion of MIR
Meader of Waterville.
Mr.. Hall from the Committee on Revision
of the Statutes. made report of the labor o.
the committee and of its progress He reported
that in order to incorporate properly the laws
of the present session With the new reriset
statutes it would be necessary to have con
siderable time. which would necessitate
recess of the legislature. The report close
with strong commendation Of the fidelity