Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-14


a f'llo~ins resolve was tabled pending en.
v gros,msnt;
l. Resolve in favor of the town Of Ma.asld,
/. TAnlsp PkSpiSo ENACTMENT.
III On motion Of Mr.. ws~eli Of Ellsworth,
} Bill an sc, stiItonsl 10 aai amcndatory
i Of ehsper soS Of the Private and Special
u Laws OF lSsS
ia motion OF Mr.. Poor Of Sebaso,
, Blll an act TO amend section IL Of chaptey
sot the revised statutes. rela ing to deputy
Uosn clerks.
TABLsp PENDING FINAL rAssAaH.
On motion of MIR Brker Of Bangor,
; Resolse In favor OF the Maine It. sane Hos
pital ~ss tabled pending lis rnai passage.
-kesol'e making an appropriation for aid
IN building county road in st. Francis
antstion. up the right basin of the Sc.
J Ibh.. RIVER TO Allssssh, came up by special
assignment and was tabled on motion Of
fsttsug,ll OF Pembroke.
MIR, Dekcy hoped that the gentleman
; would withdraw his IN ,tion. for this matter
had been on the table now for two weeks,
and that he simply wanted 10 discuss II and
issposc Of it at the time.
Me. fsttsnsall said ih IT he teievsd that
h was always considered = mater of cour-
! tesy that when member asked To lay bill
nkon the table in order to examine into Il
more fully. 10 gran, this privilege. He
"as quite willing to assign day If 1t would
please his friend from Fort kent
Mr.. Dickey wished to merely state that he
"ss ready at the time to discuss the mxtter
snd las twasthc only resolve he had for rosds
aod bridges that year (laushtsr). he hoped
that his iricnl flom P,mhroke would with
draw his o. ct,oi.
| Mr.. Patts lgall said that never before In
the histot. of the legislature hal he heard .
man say that he had An appropriation TO pass.
| " II WAS = fact hat his friend from Fort
h,nt hal an appropriation. appropristins
something that pcrtaiae TO his interest, he
thought bill WHICH was of puolic interest
should t,ke pr, cedcncr of it. and while he
was wiling 10 assign any day for its consid-
GRAFTON, h. ~oulj move that it be laid upon
the table
| rbe bill wac tabled and assigned to Thurss
ja. morniug, Feb. "a
House docam ut No. 81, resolve In favor
If the town of Ms1heid, providing that that
| Town shoal be turu,shed wuh tie fret 5s
volumes of the VI ,ine Re ,orts u take the
place OF III ,se destroyed by hre, came up BY
spec al assignm nj.
Mr.. P,aks OF Dover moved to table this
resolve Tor the purpose OF inquiring further
into its PROVISIONS,
Mr. Eng' stated that II was absolutely
proved that the VOLUMES of the reports be-
Ions'ng Ia the town OF Maxheld had been
hurncd. IL was also proved that the number
of volumes wished for were in the library
aud II was the u animons report of the com
hittec they snoal he fu u-n.hed to tho town.
u there ~as any nj. AXE OF the gentleman
from Dover knew apything different he
should like In hear IT,
MIR T. aks said tht he didn't suppose that
'hetc Was ANY occasion for heat In a little
matter Ike tbi, lie had heard that those
rcpj I were sold bet re the nre occurred.
Tie did not kno how much truth there was
~ this. II th,Te sas none he WAS In favor
u the resolve. II II was true he was not.
lie SIMPLY wished u laid On the table.
Mr.. Barker stated for the information of
the House that two YEAR pg this same re-
solve was passed by bbh branches, but that
the vo unes ~cre not III ~ " the library.
lie un ,"rst o that the, are now.
Nj. Peaks si hir-~ hi. m ,tion to table
a1i The r',olvc AS p,s'ei u be engrosscd.
ia IN 'tiou of Mr. Wiss.li Of III sworth,
B'li an act n iilt'anal To and amend ,tory of
CHAP bbo OF the private aud SPECIAL laws of
lss5 was lad o. the table
The follow ny bill wss tabled on motion
Of Nr Poor ~ S'bagp BiIl AN act relative
t. dppu'y town 81 tka
M6 Wakefield OF Bath moved that House
10 60 resolve IN avur of the Bath Mill
tsry aud Naval Orphan As, lum be TAX u
ON tn" tanir aud passed to be enpro-sed.
Mr Watehe d salj III 4 Ia the consider .it,n
II III = rrsply- h, ~ish II every IN ,morr Of
the House to urlcrs u Il that 1t involved an
appropriation Of 81 900 more than the last
appropriation for the support AMI mainte-
name" of the institution. Il involved sn ap-
pr 'p i,ti ~ II s2ill, vh ch wHs 4, n riency,
ais, AZ apriopra ten of sl0W for OF in,ry
repairs upon the buildings an drs mage for
ts"y yeas. Two yrars az, the Trustees Of
the n me cam b tore the 20 nmittee on
M'li'ary hdaifs a1d a,kel An appropriation
OF $4,000, $50 o pr annum. The
Nil taty comm Itee tbougnt tuat the
'n.ii,ution could he ruu f'r less
'um of money AID they repo ted back
20 the Hons" bat 81 900 pr year. Ga 900
Tor the two Year,. The institution has been
run the pas, yea with the utmost care and
economy but the amount that has been re-
qmreh has brought about deficiency Of
- 2ll From lSs3 to 1897 the cost per
capita for the maintenance of the children
vas slO1.GJ. The pact wear the cost per
"arits has been but SJi 80, showing that the
board of trustees have managed the institu-
to1 with great care arh pru i'nce. They
were u abe, on account of the small sppro-
priatlDn that they received, to simit to the
II 'ms the full number " apple ,nts To-
iay tb'y have applications for nine children
aud are unable To receive them int II Q Home
hntil they know h 'ther or not the appropria-
ton OF the legislature is to bs sufficient 70
III tintain the institution The chairman Of
III hp,rI Of trustees did not believe that
slG,0pj woull be suiii lent. lie desired .
Ter aprrnpstltt.n "A bI Nf II ,it
mayor Of BAtI, VIII has CHI lrxe of the d ,an-
ces AMI isl very pru lsnt AMI econo nicAl
man thinks that 5000 ser year will be able
to niaintaif II rs we'll ~ u has been In the
past. He lid no believe that any me Der
Of the house wished a. the present time To
econOmze on an Institution like hat to such
an extent as not 10 give the children and or
phan- of the sohlier. Who defended our gov
prnmem in IL, terrible crisis, from their
prop support.
NJ Talbot Of East Michias said that this
res'ise Wa tsbl'i % his motion lie 1idnt
know wh' Ihera1y annual T, part Of that insti-
| tuIo1 ha bernmui to this legislature or not.
lie th0ughtit pr ,D,ble that a report hal been
made, but. after diligenr search, he hal beea
n able 10 obtain one. liz hal laid the re-
solve upon the ablr in order that he might
"Iamine it 10 see what The rea'ons were for
tie i cH a-rd appr prptl,r. Not being able
tp obtain any report. he IA gwen his con-
-ent To the gentleman rom Ba'h to make q
| verbal erplsnst o of the apprupr alton
The resolve was thin gwen its second
read nz ard paced TO b. eDgrossed.
| Mr.. Baker Of u inkDr moved To take from
the table House 4 cuntui NJ, 07. resolve In
ii Of dsi'yipR. brrf r,isi z, sheep, horse
md poultry go SiDt interests of the 5tats Of
Maine ,ani II Juse do ;ument No. I3t the came
| 40 smeudeI
| Mr. Barker explained that this 10 a resolve
IN All of the VI ,ne State Agricultural Society
,ni the Eaerh VI une Sac Far, sppropri-
aung siDD0 annually TO each institution 10
encourage certain project, IN the State. In
ins ~ha' he ha To .ay he thought that
ne represented not % u the manage
ment OF the E,-rern State Fair
VII, OF rd ,rir pfenii Aus and were oblig'd
1, pay the same mount that is pail by the
| ) at. bat tie also represented a. he believed
| q q,ite a section of the E,s. sho contend for
premium, at these fairs In this resolve
$50 /. sppropr' ated for The purpose Of en-
. Juraginx the rairng Of beef ami fat cattle
IN this State; s5D0 for encouraging the
crossing Of horses; $3.50 for encouraging the
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