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

| tsASu d>h tiat u pt uN yea anu haN Nott
Mr., Wnght President | do not rcgar'
this question AS having any bearing upon I'll,
merits of the subject OF the resolve, but
matter of courte.y 10 the senator from Cum
herlsnd. II seems to me il would be fai
upon the part OF the Senate TO grant the re
quest. If the business before us cannot b,
disposed OF this week, the sessions must 4,
over, and cannot see wherein a postpone
the rights of either party here
MIR. Rydcr.-l would like to ask the Sen
stor from Cumberland if he asks this as
personal matter, as a matter of courtesy tina
one senator is supposed to show 10 anotherY
Mr.. LIBBY do.
yea and nay vote was then ordered and
taken on the motion resulting in the aiir-
native as follows;
YkA.-Messrs. Austin, Burgess. Rurrill, CLARK
Collins. baggVtt, ret man, tru-t iHinvs, Harding
Kendall, LIBBY, Lord of York. Poor. ksnd. Sleeper
Walton, WTignt.-ls
NAN,- Mc-sIs. .utath iiill lioibrook Hunt Nickrls
Ryder sargent, simpson, Waiker.-Y,
MIR. Merrill announced that he had paired
with senator Nash, who was understood to
De in favor of the resolve. Mr. Merrill was
against it.
The motion to postpone until Tuesday II,
II o'clock prevailed.
RECONSIDERATION.
The vote indefinitely postponing the bill
requiring a license of hawkers and peddlers,
WAS reconsidered ON motion of MIR, Freeman
who said he took this action that there might
be u full expression of the Senate as there
was not full attandance at the time the bill
was disposed of, the vote standing II 10 10.
The Senate voted 10 reconsider
The question then REQUIRED upon the mo-
ton to indefinitely postpone, and yea and
nay vote resulted in the negative as follows
NEA-Burgoss. Burrll, Freeman. Niekels, roor,
NNN.-Mrssrs. Austin, CLARK, Collins, Frost.
ilaine-, ncuih. llhl, iiclbroos. Hunt, hendnii,
Libby. Lord of lork, Merrill Rand, Ryder,
saIgent. sleeper, Walker wright.-p
SO the motion to indefinitely postpone wa.
lost.
The bill was then passed to be engrossed.
MIR. Daggett moved To reconsider the vote
passing to be engrossed the bill relating to
the compensation of sherfs, and this mo-
tlon was laid ON the table ON motion OF the
same gentleman.
PASSED 10 M ENGKossnp.
Bill an act to fix the salary of the register
of probate aud the county commissioners for
Kennebec county. As amended by the
House.
On motion of Mr.. Wright bill an act in
relation to bribery at elections was taken
from the table, house amendment adopted,
and passed to be engrossed.
PASSED TO nE ENGRossrp UNprR Sus-
PENSION oF RULES.
Bill an act to regulate the salary of the
officers appointed to att, nd the Superior
Court in the County of Cumberland.
Bill an act To amend sections 2 and of
the charter of the Waldo and Somerset Ra /
road Co.
Bill an act additional to chapter 81 Of the
Private and Special Laws of 1887 incorpo-
rating the Bangor Street Railway Co..
Bill an act fixing the pay of the night
watchmen of the public buildings.
Mr.. Wright presented under a suspension
of the rules bill an act to amend an act to
amend chapter "a, section Il of the Revised
Statutes relating to powers of county com
missioners, approved March &, 1889, and u
confer further powers upon the County Com
missioners OF Cumberland county He eH
planned that Cumberland county desired au
thority to their county commissioners to eff
feet temporary loans not exceeding S25 ,00t
instead of Sl0. 900 as provided by genera
IA" out py hhlStahe 'ie o'ii was ''a"e gen
Tbe bilI wa. nas.ad IN he enyros.e1 und.,
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a suspension of the rules.
KICKER CLASSICAL ISsrirUTI.
The majority and minority reports of the
cohfnittee on Il iueatIon IN inc matter o'
aid to the Kicker Classical Institute cam,
of an appropria ion accented
The mainr,,v re,or, ra. accounted i, co,.
cnrrence and the resolve in ,,ynr of pickp,
CI,ssin.i Ina,i,,,,, ,.'.ai -, h'o,'..,..
cd 80, sn.nar.;n,' ls ,ho ,,,ias
ChNiHAL MAINE hoSfiiAh'
The reports of the Committee on Financ,
in the matter of the Central Maine llospita
came from the House the report of refer
ence TO the next legislature having been ac
cepted.
Mr. Sleeper moved to noncur and subst
propriating s20.0O0 for the Central Msin'
Hospital and advocated his motion.
On motion of Mr.. Harding a yea and nay
vote was taken on the mptlOl to substitute
resulting in the affirmative as follows:
YrA.-Mes.r.. Burrll clark Collins. Dagget,
trseinaG freeman, frost iiainc, tiesth' tiin hipesley
Rand Rydrt ssrs.nt .e.,@, i,,,,an Me-,
III.
AAf-Ana'in' Burgess, Harding, foor, Walker
30 u'e n'''on 10 substitute P'eFaiIeh'
Inc resolve was 'heh passed I" De en-
crossed uhder suspension OF the rules.
PASSED TO nE ENAcrEb.
| Bill an act to regulate the taking Of smelt
| in the Sheepscot river.
Bill an act to authorize the building o
piers and driving piles in tide waters of Ken
nebec river.
Bill an act TO prevent the thro wing of ref
use lumber into the the tributaries Of Range
ly lake.
Bill an act TO amend section 10, chapter
OF the Revised statutes IN relation to schoo
an ~, Pa.' aa. ~ ,r',.;,. a.. ..,....
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p,ii ~ 80, 90 s,na,d ,hp,a. ] aa, sn
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