Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-13

bou and Other Wild game which was passed
70 be ensrossed in the House. - amended by
House amendment &C. came back from the
Senate, that body insisting and
and asking for Committee Of Conference,
.ith Msssrs. Hinckley Of Sazzdahoc, Ryder
u Penobscot md Austin Of Lincoln appointed
As such committee on ia part
The House refused 10 concur in appoint
ing Committee Of conference.
The report Of the Committee on Legal
Affairs on the matter Of the attachment
Of personal property. in which the House
substitute the minority report for diaf OF
the nnsj ,rity, and passed the bill to be en-
gross q. came back from the Senate, that
body non-concurring and accepting the mi
nogit7 report
I'm motion Of Mr.. Chadbourne of Bidde
ford, the House voted 70 insist snd call for a
Committee Of Conference, and the following
members Of that committee we're appointed
on fts part
Mesrs. Chaibourne Of Biddeford. sprague
Of Dexter and Mailett of Freeport.
Bill an act in relation TO the compensation
Of the State Superintendent Of Common
Schools and his Clerk, which 10 the House
was refused q passage. came back from the
Senate amended and passed TO be enarossed
az amended.
Mr.. Grindle of Mt. Desert moved that the
House adhere TO its former action.
Mr.. Goodvia Of Sko~hegan moved 10 re-
ce,ie and concur with the Senate. which mo-
ton took precedence Of the motion Of the
gentlemen from Mt. Desert Mr. Grindle.
Me.srs. Goodwin Of Skoxhegan, Turner
Of SomerviIle. Diekey Of TT. Kent aud
Burleigh Of vassalboro advocated the mo-
ton to receie and concur.
Mr.Gindle opposed the motion on the ground
that the bill was kept out Of sight until the
last Of the session and was then brought up
with the hope Of rushing it through.
Messrs Cole Of Brooklin and Warren Of
Castins advocated Mr.. Goodwin's motion to
receds and concur with the Senate.
Mr. Lombard Of Windham moved the pre-
vious question. Less than one third voting
10 favor, the previous question was not
seconded.
Messrs. Chadbourne Of Biddeford and
Spofort Of Bucksport spoke in favor of the
motion TO recede and concur.
Mr.. Dickey OF Fort Kent called for the
yeas and nays Less than one fifth voting In
favor. the yeas and nays were not ordered
The question was then upon Mr.. Good
wins motion to recede and concur with the
Senate.
The bill as amended was passed to be en-
crossed by vote Of SO to 80.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The conference committee to which was
referred the bill to authorize the Boston &
Maine railroad to enlarge aud change the
terminal facilities in Portland, reported bill
in new draft authorizing the Boston 4
Maine railroad to enlarge and change its
terminal facilities in Portland. and the
Maine Central Railroad Company to enlarge
snd change its terminal facilities in Bath.
Report accepted, bill given its several read
ings under suspension of the rules and
passet to be engrossed.
.Mr Maney, for the Committee GA the
judiciary. to which was referred the petition
of George e. Wing and others praying that a
superior court may BE- establ shed in An
droscoggin county, reported that the petition
ers have leave to Withdraw.
Conference Committee REPORTS.
The Conference Committee to which was
referred dill an act to amend the charter of
the Portland Street Sprinkling Company re
ported that the same ought to pass as amend
ed
The conference committee 20 which was
referred bill an act to provide board of
registration IN cities. reported that the SEN
ate recede and concur with the House. Re
port accepted.
The report was accepted and the bill as
amended wa, passed TO be engrossed.
The Conference Committee to which was
referred the Disagreement of the two branch
es on bill m act to regulate the compensa
tons of shertfs, and amendatory of chapter
so of the Revised Statutes, reported the same
in II new draft under the little of an act to
re.uate the compensation of sherItfs for At
tendance on supreme, superior and judicial
courts, and that it ough, TO pass.
Rules suspended, bill read three ii mes
and passed TO be engrossed.
IsDrrfSirELY PosrpoSEp.
Mr. Written of Portland moved that the
resolve approprating $500 for the fsh and
game wariens be taken from the table aud
that il be indetini ly postponed,
Mr. Talbot seconded the motion with a
few words
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
carried.
House Document No. POS, bill an act
smenditory of and additional to chapters | 7
and q of the Revised Statutes, and amenda-
tory of chapter 40 of the Public Laws of
1887, relating to the sale of intoxicating
liquors, which in the House was passed to be
engroqsed, came back from the Senate indie
intely postponed in Inconvenience.
On motion of Mr.. Chadbourne of Bidde-
ford, the House reeeded and concurred with
the Senate in indefinitely postponing the bill
Mock SESSION.
At $50 the gentleman from Biddeford
Mr. Chaibourne, was called to the chair and
the House resolved itself into mock delib-
eraive assembly
Messrs. Linnell Of Exeter. Hovev of Pitts
field aud Pattangall of Pembroke were
called to the chair in the order named. The
session was carried on with the usual storm
Of paper balls and presentation of humorous
bills, resolves and orders, and at 95S the
House was called to order by the Speaker
aud the business of the hour resumed
PASSED TO BE E~GRossED.
Bill an act TO amend the charter of the
Portland Street Sprinking Company. In
concurrence.
Bill an act to regulate the compensation yf
sherif' for attendance on Supreme, Superior
and Judicial courts. In concurrence
Mr.. Manley of Augusta, presented the
resolve which, on his motion, was
considered without reference to any Com
mittee, took it's several readings and was
passed to be engrossed; resolve providing
for the payment of the contingent expenses
Of the legislature.
Bill an act additional to an act to provide
for the refunded of the public debt. In
c Concurrence.
Resolve in favor of Mrs. L. c. Pennel of
Boston came from the Senate.
On mott n of Mr.. Pattangall of Pembroke
the resolve was amended by striking out
a fter the word resolve" in the first line and
inserting the following; 'that the sum of
five hundred dollars be and the same hereby
is appropriated out OF any money in the treas
ary, not otherwise appropriated. to be paid
Mrs. l., c. Pennell. the same to be drawn on
the warrant of the Governor"
The resolve was passed to be engrossed as
amended.
Bill an act to authorize the Boston and
Maine Railroad Co. to enlarge and change
it, terminal facilities in Portland.
On motion Of Mr.. Lombard of Windham,
Adjourned.