Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-17
opposed the motion to adjourn until Mon.

he opposed the motion TO adJourn until Mon
day.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. Hale Of Portland moved an adjourn
ment, which was lost.
Resolve provididing for an amendment to
the constitution forever prohibiting the man.
ufscture OF intoxicating liquors and prohibit
ing their sale except for medicinal and
mechanical purposes. and the arts. came up
on its final passage. A yea and nay vote was
taken, resulting in the passage of the resolve,
as follows:
YEA.-Messrs. Allen of Chestervile. Ambrose, Aver
Bsrrows. Bearce. Blossom. Bolton, Burland, earle
ton, Case, Chamberlain. Chspman. Chase Of Itch
field. Chase of Sebec. Cook, Crimmiu, Cushman
Dtaring. Dchson, Donnell, ooyen. Drew. Eaton
Eldridge. Emery, Fall. Files, Fisher. Fogg. Foster
Freeman. Gerrish. Gilman, Gilmore. Goodnow
Ham. Heath. Hill of Auburn. Hill of Newburg
Hinkiey. Hiscock, Hobart, Hodaet;, Holbroos, Horr
Houston of Belfast. Houston of Bradford. Hubbard
Ives, Jameson, Jepson, Kendall, Knapp, Lane
athsn, Lesvitt of Phillips, Leighton. Newell
Moves, Phair, Philbrook, Rand, Reed, Robinson
Rodick, Sanborn. shaw. Shapeigh, Smith of stock
ton. smith Of Robbnstou, simpson of Milford, Spear
of Bowdonham, Spoford of Baeksport, Stet-
Stone. strout. Taylor. Thatcher. Tracy. Traflon
North Berwick, White Of Lewiston, White of Wind
ham, White of Richmond, Wilson, Ioung.-ae.
NAY.-Messrs. Allen of Dresden, Bracket; Briggs
Bucklin, Chandler, Donovan, Fox, Hamlin, Harmon
Haskell, Hatch, hathorn, kilbv Leavtt of Deering
Linscott, Matthews. Neader, Moore, Phillips Piper
Powers, Rogers, Smith OF ldtown Smith Of VIM. ]
haven. simpson of Hampden, >pofford OF Deer Isle
Talbot If Falmouth. Thompson, Truiant, Ward.-So
The House resumed consideration of the
divorce bill, the Speaker stating the question
to be on the adoption of the amendment of
the gentleman from Augusta to the amend
ment of the gentleman from Portland.
Mr.. Hale of Portland moved an adjourn
ment " hich was lost.
The amendment to the amendment was re-
jeeted.
The amendment of the gentleman from
Portland was also rejected.
Mr.. Rogers of Bath moved to refer the bill
to the next legislature.
The question in order was then stated to be
on the amendment of the gentleman from
Thomaston Mr.. Moore to strike out sec.
Mr.. Moore argued in favor of his amend
ment.
The amendment was rejected.
The amendment of Mr.. Thompson OF
Brunswick to make more comprehensive sec,
4, was adopted.
The motion to refer to the next legislature
lost by a vote OF A to 80.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
lost by a vote of SO to 81.
MIR. Allen of Dresden moved to recommit
to the committee. which was lost.
Mr.. Barrows of Vassalboro, moved to
adjourn; lost.
Mr.. Powers of Houlton moved to amend so
that pending cases should not be affected,
which was adopted.
The bill was then passed to be engrossed
On motion of Mr.. Goodwin of st. Adams
the bill for the protection of salmon, land
locked salmon and trout was taken up.
The amendment suggested BY the gentle
ma Sahon Mr. Chasa1 cd
and the bill was passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Heath of Augusta,
Adjourned.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Resolve asking an appropriation in
favor of the Female Orphan ASYLUM OF
Portland, and for the support of soldiers
orphans therein, for the years lSS3-S4 an act
to increase the salaries of the judge and reg
lister of probate and county attorney for the
county of Aroostook; an act 10 amend the
articles of association of the Lincoln Pulp &
Paper Co., and to increase its capital stock.
PASSED TO RE ENGRossED.
An act to amend the charter of the city OF
Belfast; an act to amend chap. 81 sec 6, OF
the public laws OF the State of Maine, re
lating to tolls for grinding grain; an act to
revise and amend chap. l49 of the private
acts of 1862 entitled an act to incorporate the
Weskeag Manufacturing Co. ; an act provid-
ing that party in possession of real prop
erty mag petition to compel supposed claim.
ants of such property to bring action to try
his title.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to set off the city of Hal
lowell from what used to be the
South Kennebec Agricultural Society.
and join it to the Kennebec County Agricul-
tural Society; an act to prevent the taking OF
trout in Bryant's Brook and Beaver Brook in
the town of Scarboro: an act to repeal chap.
l04 of the public laws of 1879, relating to
the taking of togue and trout in Great Tunk
pond: an act to authorize the inhabitants OF
the town of Wells to construct a bridge
across tide waters of Ogunquit river; an act
to annex a part of the town of Brooks to the
town of Monroe. and to establish the boun
Diary line between said towns an act to pre-.
vent the throwing of rock, sand or refuse
into the Keag river in the town of Soutl
Thomaston; an act to repeal chap. LOG of the
private and special laws of 1879, relating &c
the taking of fish in Sibley pond in Canaan
and Pittsield; an act additional to and
amendatory of chap. 159 of the special law,
of 1866, entitled can act to supply the city o.
Portland with pure water" an act to in
corporate the Brunswick and Harpswell
Telegraph & Telephone Co., an act to in
corporate the North Franklin Telegraph and
Telephone Co.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve making an appropriation for tht
Passsamaquoddy tribe of Indians for tbs
years lss3-s4 resolve in favor of the repea
Of resolve in favor of Nelson Turney resolve
in favor of the joint standing committee OF
State College of Agriculture and the Me
chanic Arts: resolve in relation to the ma
rine service of the United States resolve il
favor Of the joint standing committee oil
military affairs.
Byron never uttered truer words than wher
he said. Physicians mend or end u.s." Blu
while doctors disagree, all the world ha
agreed that there is no remedy equal to DIR
Bulls Cough Syrup.