Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11
HOUSE.
Adjourned.

SArrHpAN, March, y, 1850.
House met according to adjournment
| Prayer by the Chaplain.
| Journal read and offered.
| Papers from the Senate disposed of in con
currencc.
| Bill an act TO amend chapter 359 of the
Public Laws of 1883 relating to registered
apotheactie. came dosn from the $, nate
indefinitely postponed. and ON Motion of
Mr.. Doe of Cornville the House rcc,ded aud
concurIed with the senate.
MIR Chadbournc Of Bidleford introduced
bill an act fixing the pay of the night watch
man OF the Public Buildings, and asked that
| 1t be considered without reference to any
| committee.
Mr., Allen of Mercer spoke against the bill
and Mr.. thsdbourne replied,
The bill was then under suspension of
rules considered without reference TO any
committee, read three times and passed TO be
cngrossed.
CoNrERENCK CoMMirrLr RIroRrs.
Mr., Burleigh for the Committee en- Con
ference, appointed To confer On the act to
protect sheep owners from damages done TO
their hocks by dogs, reported that that Com
mlttec could not agree. The Report read
aud accepted. On motion of Mr.. Burleigh
the House voted to adhere To its former
vote.
Mr.. Moore for the Conference Committee
10 which was referred the terminal railroad
facility bill reported the same in new draft
under title of an act authorizing the Boston
and Maine Railroad to change and rcarrangc
its terminal facilities in Portland and that
the same ought to pass. Report accepted, bill
given its several readings aud passed to be
engrossed.
The Committee of Conference to which
was referred the bill with reference TO
pounds reported that the Senate recede and
concur with the House in the passage of the
bill. Rcportaccepted.
The committee on conference to which
was referred the matter of disagreement in
relation to the compensation of shcrin-, re-
ported that the House rccedc aud concur
with the Senate IN the passage of the bill
with amendment &C to add after the word
State in line one, the woIds except
Cumberland and kcnncbcc.'
Mctsrs. Grindle of Mt. Desert, lloyey of
ritt-held and Talbot of East Machias, spoke
IN opposition.
On motion of Mr. wiswcll of Ellsworth
the matter was Lard On the table to allow a
reference of the bill to the various county
de |, cations.
ItbINt oHblNh.
The following orders were introduced and
under suspension of rules passed;
On motion Of MIR, Dame of Eliot
Ordered, That II. +. Mcintyre of Waldo
boro is hereby granted leave of absence from
and after Monday next for the remainder of
the session aud that the Clerk Of the House
| be directed to make up his pay to the end OF
the session.
On motion Of Mr., Woodsum,
Ordered, That leave of absence be granted
To Manley B. POtte of kingheld and Albert
Allen of Wellington and that the clerk be
instructed To make up their pay in full.
On motion of Mr.. Talbot OF East Machias,
Ordered. That Frederic 1hurlow be eI-
cused from further ATTENDANCE On this House
on aud after Saturday, March ., and that the
clerk be directed To make up his pay in full
| to the end OF the session.
On motion of Mr.. Gordon of st. George,
Ordered, That Oliver Murch of Baldwin
be excused from further attendance on this
| House from this date on account of impor-
| tant business and that the clerk be directed
| to make up his pay To the close of the ses-
| sion.
PASSED TO III EsGRossEp.
Resolve in favor of john l.. Kelley (in
| concurrence.
| Bill an act to amenI sections 4 and q,
| cha oter 60 of the Public Laws of 1887 re-
latiDg to commissioners of Labor. In con-
| currence)
Bill an act in relation to suits for taxes.
| (In concurrence
Bill an act for the regulation Of the
lobster fisheries in Maine in House passed to
be engrossed came back from the Senate
with Senate amendment House adopted
amendments and passed the bill to be en-
crossed.
Bill an act to repeal Sec. G, Chap IS, Re-
| yiscd Statutes relating TO the Board of Ag-
rlculture.
| On motion of Mr.. Sponord of Bucksport,
| Dill an act additional TO Chap. 81 of the Pri-
yate aud Special Laws Of the State of Maine
for 1887, to Incorporate the Bangor Street
Railway. was taken from the table and passed
To be engrossed.
| Mr.. Spohord Of Bucksport moved to tako
| from the table bill AN act to amend Sections
2 aud 4 of the Waldo and Somerset Railroad
Company and that 1t be put On its passage to
| be engrossed.
| Mr.. Head of Wsterville spoke against the
bill and moved that it be indefinitely post.
poned.
| Mr.. Warren Of Castne replied.
| Mr. Moore Of Deerifg moved that 1t Ia,
on the table 10 await the reports of the Judi
ciary and Legal Affair. Committees on mat
ters Of similar nature.
Mr.. Warren opposed the motion and Mr.
Moore sustained II.
| The motion was lost.
The question was then upon indefinite
postponement
| Messrs. Clsson, Spofford aud Warren OF
Castne opposed the motion and Messrs.
Head and Talbot favored indefinite post
ponement.
Mr.. O'Brien Of Thomaston moved to lay
the matter on the table.
Thiriy-nine voting in the Affirmative and
20 in the negative, 1t was not vote.
The question was then upon Indefinite
po.tponement, ~ voting in the affirmative
and 81 in the negative, it was not a vote.
Then the bill was pissed 70 be eDgrossed
/ Bill an act in relation To fiawkers AnC
| Peddlers came down from the Senate amend
ed Senate amendments were accepted and
bill as amended passed To be engrossed.
Il Mr. Poor Of Sebago moved to take from
the table bill an act to regulate the salzriei
Of the officers appointed to attend the Super
ior Court Of the county of Cumberland, anC
tina, it be Indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Moore Of DeeriHg hoped that this mo
| uDh NouIh nov pteFhh
Mr.. Poor spoke in opposition TO the bill.
Ii was not a vote 10 indefinitely postpon,
and the report was accepte and bill passed
10 be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. Goodwin Of Skowhegzr
resolve 10 favor of W. Il. Moore was tsker
from the table and passed to be engrossed.
Bill an act authorizing the Boston an
Matte Railroad 10 change and re-arrange tn,
| terminal facilities in Portland.
PAssEb TO Be EsAcTED
! Bill an act to provide for the employmen
of persons convicted of being trsmps.
Bill an act authorizing Ssgadahoc count,
70 assume ownership of the Arro~sic bridge
Bill an act to amend section ~ Of chapter
1874 of the Revised Statutes relating Il
cruelty TO animals.
Bill an act regulating the taking Of smelt
from Sbeepscot river.
Bill &C, 10 amend chapter 1902 Of Privat'
and Special Laws Of 1870.
Bill an act TO amend chap 80 Of the Phi
yate and Special Laws Of 1878, relating Il
throwing of sasdust into the Kennebec river
Bill an act TO amend sec 4. chap. 205 o
the Special Laws Of 1881, relating TO tn
police court Of the city of Bangor.
Bill an act to prevent the throwing o
ri (Continued Oh foaih psse.l