Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-05
vote on the motion to indefinitely po.tno,.
be taken by yeas and nays. f''e

so'e on tue motion 10 Indefinitely postnons
be taken by q yeas and nays.
The motion to postpone was declared lo.,
Mr.. Littlefield inquired at what STAGE A.
the proceedings the yeas and nays would hs
In order, and the Chair replied that the YEA,
then. N"''
Mr.. Spear of Hallowell then renewed ,bs
motion for the yeas a nd nays, and the motto, IL;
was sustained '''
Mr.. Mattocks of Portland inquired Il il wa.
the ruling of the Chair that the yeas and nav,
could be called after the vote had been de.
clared, and the chair replied in the afirms.
tive.
vote was then taken on the motion to in
definitely postpone, resulting in the negative
as follows.
fEA-Messrs. Chaloner, Chase, Cote, Ccu.ep,
Cross, Dckey, Edmunds. Elliot Eugely, Field
fogg, Goodnow, Hale. Joy, Junkins, Kaler, Know.
ton. Lewis of North Haven. Lewis of Orono, Mat.
tocks, Mayo, McGillicuddy. Moore Of Thomaston,
Nuiting: Patten Powers Randall, Kicker, -eWsiI'
s On anayer ThS%a Tnthsm
=, NAYmMe,srs Ames, Andrews, Bal ey. Bartlett Of
MnoI,tyllle, Barton of Naples, Barton Of windsor,
Case, Coan Cobb, Ipfiin of Lee, Cole of Brown6eld
Comins. Couch, Cowrerthwaite, Cushmsn. Cvr
Davis, Dunn, Dyer of Baldwin, Dyer of Foxcroft,
Foss, Freeman, Frisbee, Gagnon, Gem, C,errish
Gilbert, Goodwin, Googns, Gushee, Ham, Hamil
ton. Haney, Harding Havey, Heath, Hrrrick. Hin
OF Auburn, Hin OF LYMAN, Hinkley. Hobart, Holt
| Houghton, Houston, Howard, Jones. Kellock Ian
| caster. Leaviit, Libby litteiei, Mallatt Mason
Moore of Gardiner, Morrill,, Nelson, Noble, Oakes
Packard, Palmer, PendletoR. hilbrook, Rscklid,
Ritchie, Sawyer, Scribner, Sears, Smith, Smear
| Staples, learns, Stevens. Stilings Sweetland Tit
comb, Walton, White, hitter, W Woodbury. Woodman,
| Wyman.-S7.
On motion of Mr.. Walton of Skowhegan.
the bill was then passed to be eugrossed BY
sections, section being amended.
The Speaker made the following amend
ment: take this opportunity To make the
very pleasant announcem, Mt that a dispatch
has been aeceived stating that the Senate bill
restoring Gen. Ulysses S, Grant 70 the re-
tired list of the Army. has been passed
through the House. signed by the President
and unanimously confirmed by the Senate in
open executive session amid thunders of ap-
plause. Loud and long continued applause
| Mr.. Andrews, from the Committee on Edu-
| cation, reported ought to pass on resolve in
favor Of thu town of Frankfort; printed under
rule.
| Bill an act to incorporate the Maine Life
and Accident Insurance Company was taken
from the table and passed to be engrossed
under suspension of the rules. on motion
of Mr.. Goodnow OF Calais.
| Senate document No. l27, an act to pre-.
vent the introduction and spread of coutag-
ious and malignant diseases, came up BY
assignment, pending its passage to be en-
crossed.
| Mr.. Dy,r Of Baldwin offered several verbal
| amendments, which were adopted.
| Mr. Gem ct Bucksport moved that the
| BILL as amended, he indefinitely postponed.
The bill was advocated bv Mr. Dyer Of
Baldwin and Mr. Mayo of Hampden.
| Mr. Walton of Sknvhouap ,noved that tho
further con liberation of the bill be postponed
until evening and Mr.. Gilbert of Canton OPP
posed the motion. The motion was lost.
The motion TO indefinitely postpone was
lost and the bill was passed TO be engrossed
as amer ded
House document No. 1863, an act in rela-
ton to physicians and others making pre-
scriptions AMI applications for intoxicating
liquors, and the filling of the same BY spoth-
ecaries, came up by assignment, the pending
question being the acceptance of the report
OF the committee. The report of the COM
mittee was accepted.
Mr.. Thayer of Warerville, opposed the bill,
and moved that it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Barton of Naples and Mr.. Walton OF
Skowhegan advocated the bill.
Mr.. Thayer replied, and was fallowed BY
Mr.. Littlefield of Rockland
bytE vi DHtTeu stNtEdi
bal amendments, which were lost.
On motion of Mr.. Elliott of Bath, the yeas
and nays were ordered on the motion to in
definitely postponed, resulting in the afirma-
tive as follows:
YEA-Messrs. Ames, Benjamin, Burril Case ChalO'
ner. Chase. Coan, Coffin Of Lee, Comins. Cote, Cyl
Dunn Dyer of Baldwin, Dyer of Foxcroft, Ednunds'
Elliot ,Eugey, Field. Fogg, Frisbee, Gragnon, Gem
HamtIu. Harding.
Hnkley, Hobart. Holt, Houston, Jones, Joy. Jnh
kns. Leayitt, Lewis of North Haven. Lewis s.c o.
Of Gardiner, Moore of Thomaston Morrill,. Nelson
NuttIng. Cakes, Patten, Philbrook, Powers Rack
n, Richie Rodick, Sewall, Smith, Spear, SPragur'
Staples, Stngs. Thayer Thomas, Titcomb, Tucker
Warren Of Machiasport, Webb. whitmar'n
Whittier. Wymau.-74 .,.,,
of Montvile, Barton Of Naples, Beal, Blackwell
Bond, Bussey, Cobb, Cole of Brownfeld Couen'
Cousens, Cowperthwaite, Cross, Cushman, DAVE .nn
Haney. Harvey, Hill of Lyman, Libby. Male eia
Noble, Packard, Palmer, Sawyer, Scribner, SAL,
simpson, Stearns, Stevens, Sweetland, "M'o"'
Woodbury., Woodman.-i0.
On motion of Mr.. Dickey OF Fit Kent,
Ordered, That the rules of the House DC
amended so that as amended they shall reau
The morning session shall begin at Q 80 A.
NJ, and close at IL M; the afternoon session
shall begin at 2 80, and close at 2. NJ, ana
the evening session shall begin at 30 T. h;
Bill an act relating to the appointment! OF
administrators in the case where wills ns.e
been destroyed or lost in cases interested W
the French Spoliation claims; an act to 10.
corporate the Togus Water Co.; an act !"
amend sec. 46, chap. 20 of the r. s. reatns
to discharges under the insolvent law an ac'
to provide for the appointment of stenogrspass
ers to take dispositions and disclosures -, y,
trustees; an act to amend sec. So, chap. 10
r. S., in relation to the publication OF sss'e
ments of insurance companies; an az
to amend chap. PIP OF the pnvs'e
and special laws of 1880, an act to incolpo,
rate the Artesian Water Co. were passed u
be enacted under suspension of the ruies'
port,
Adjourned.