Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-02
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On motion by Mr.. Powers Of Aroostook, (,
the Senate adhered TO its action.
Bill establishing bounty on seals came
from the House, that branch asking . eom-
mittee Of conference.
On motion by Mr.. Wsdiin Of Waldo. the
Senate insisted on its action, and Joined the
committee Of conferences.
The PresiteLt appointing Messss. Wal
ton, Nutting srd Wilbur.
| APRIL l. 1891.
To the President ofthe Senate and Speaker
Of The House
Gsntiemsn--In sceoriance WITH the re-
quiremen's OF section 4, chapter 1, Of the
Revised Statutes, have the honor to nS.i.y
YOU that the Public Acts. list Of which is
hereto appended, have been approved by
the Governor. Very respectfully.
| Your obedisnt servant,
| NICHOLAS FEssESDEN.
Secretary Of State.
| PUBLIC Acrs ApPEoysD MARCH 81, 1891.
An act TO amend section Ike of chapter 81 of the
\ Revised 81 atutss, am nded by chapter SCI Of
Pubic Laws OF iss5. reisticg 10 accidents on rail
roads
An act to ar end section Of chapter 4 OF the
| Revised Statutes, relating TO lists {. voters.
An act relating to the agents of the Pt nobscot
and P.ssamsqvoddy tribes o. Indians.
An act in relation TO the Office Of secretary and
| treasurer OF loan and building associations
An .cs 70 give hight of action for injuries
| oansins deash
| A" act smenda.osy and addition Al to sections IS
| and Sd OF chapter 80 OF the Revised Statutes,
lating to bottled soda, mineral water and sEali
beer.
An NC; to amend chapter 2s2 of the Public Laws
OF 1852 regulating to the regulation OF the lobster
| hshsries-
| An act to amend chapter sO3 o. the Public Laws
Of iss9. relating 10 labor.
PASSED TO BE EsGRossED.
Resolve for an appropriation for the ex-
tirpation of contagious diseases among cat
| tie.
Resolve in favor of cities and towns in
which was owned on the first day Of April
1887, capital stock of the Belfast & Moose
head Lake Railroad.
| An act to make valid the doings of the
| Penobscot Water Power Co., and for
ether purposes.
BY Mr.. Ryder of Penobscot-Bill, an
act to make valid the calling Of the annual
meeting in Drew plantation in the year
1891. Presented and on motion by the
same senator took its several readings,
without reference to committee under
suspension of the rules and passed to be
| eDgrossed.
| BY Mr.. Stewart of York-Resolve in
favor of transferring the United States
revenue cutter service from the treasury
to the navy department. Presented and
| adopted.
On motion by Mr.. Moore of Cumberland,
Senate document 220. an act to amend an
act relating to annual returns Of railroad
| corporations, was taken from the table, and
on the same senator's motion inde initeIy
postponed.
Ga motion by Mr.. Adams of York, the
Senate requested from the House, the return
of House document 292, an ac5 to amend
| chapter 279 of the Public Laws of 1889 reia-
tiDg to the bureau of Industrial and labor
statistics.
On motion by Mr.. Haines of Ksnnebec,
Senate documen. 229. the listing bill. was
taken from the table, the question
bsiog upon the adoption of the smend.
meut offered by the senator from Keone-
| bee. On the same senator's motion the
yeas and nays wera ordered.
The question being put, resulted;
YEAs-Messrs. Giles. trindle, Haines, hunt,
Sresr. Stewart and Hadlin-7.
NAYs-Nessrs, Adams. Chaplin, Gilmore Hsr-
per. hallet, Mayo Meehsn, Moore, Nash, Fetten
gill, Powers, Ryder, sherman, Smith, Swanten,
thatcher. wsltoa, Warren and Wibur-l9.
So the melton to amend was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Powers of Aroostook,
the bill passed to be engrossed, the yeas and
nays being ordered on m lotion by Mr.. Spear
Of Kennebec, and resulting:
YEAs-Nessrs. Adams, Chaplin, Giles. Hainea
Huot. Ma'iet. Nayo. M.ehsn. Moore. Nash, Pet
tengill Powers. Ryder, sherman. Smith. Stewart,
Swanton, thatcher, walton, Warren and VII
bur-2i.
NAYs--Nessrs Gilmore. Grindle. Harper, Spear.
and Wadltr-s.
On motioa by Mr.. Ryder of Penobsc 1t,
bill relating to the S:snd;sh Water Com
psny, wa. taken from the table. On mo-
tion by Mr.. Moore OF Cumo ariand, amend
ment A to the bill was adopted A motion
to smend offered by Mr.. Walton of Somsr-
| set failed Ga motion by Mr.. Powers Of
Arooktook the bill ss amended took its
second reading and passed to be engrossed.
On motion by M. Haines of Kennebec
Senate document $40, an &C. TO provide for
the collection, arrangement ard display OF
the products Of the State of Maine ut the
Worlds Columbian Exposition Of 1893,
AMI to mske an appropriation therefor, was
taken from the table. This bill having
been referred to the finance committe,
came back reporting certain restrictions,
aud reducing the amount slloxed for ex
penses to s. instead of Sc per day. Mr.
Haines moved to amend 20 ths. the bill
to be appropriated and for expenses sc a
day as 10 the original bill. reported from
the committee on the Worlds Columbian
Espo.ition
Mr.. Mallet of Cumberland spoke in
favor Of the bill as i. was reported from
the fioauce committee. Mr.. Thatcher CT
Peneb bscot also spoke in favor Of the same
report. Mr.. Adams of York also spoke in
It's favor.
The question being put, the motion to
ame nd failed.
Ol motion by Mr.. Msore of Cumberland
the bill took its second reading and passed
| 10 be enarossed.
| The House having returned House docu-
meut 292 In accordance With the request Of
the Senate, Mr.. Adams of York moved to
reconsider the acton Of the Senate whereby
the bill was Indefinitely posip ,ned.
! On motion by Mr.. Walton the yeas and
| put, resulted
| YEAS - Messrs. Adams, Chsrin, Gilmore
| Hsiaes, Harper, Mayo. nehan. foSers, Spear,
| RIDER. sherGan. smith, Stewart, Waol,n and
Warren lis.
NAys-Messrs. Giles, Grindls, Hunt, MaIlet,
NJ ore, Nase. Nu'ti-g, fettepglI, sssuton, Wal
ton and Wibur-il.
So the motion prevailed.
| Oa motion by Mr.. Adams the bill toek
its second readiog ard passed to be en-
| crossed.
On motion by Mr.. Moore of Cumberland,
The majority and minority reports in the
Portland and Wesibrook Railsay mstter
were taken from the table. The pending
question was on the motion to recon si,ier
the vote Of the Senate whereby it voted to
adhere to its action.
Mr.. Moore Of Cumberland spike sgAinst
the motion.
Mr.. Ste~srt of York spoke In its favor.
Mr.. Gtinil, of Hancock spike against ii.
On motion by Mr.. Stewart, the yeas and
nays were ordered. The question being
pus, resulted:
Hsnt. Mayo, sherman, smith, Spear. Stewart and
wadlin-ii.
NAYs-Messrs. Adams, Grindle, MaIlet, Mehan,
Moore, Nash. Nuttins, re.tensill, Powers. Ryder.
So the motion was lost.
On motion by NJ, Ryder of Penobscat.
house document 226, resolve in favor of
gor, vas taken from the table. The came
Senator moved 10 non-concuf with the
House in referring the matter to the next
Legislature.
Mr.. Grindle Of Hancock spoke in favor
Of ths bill, urging the necessity of the
Institution and referring % the crowded
condition existing as the hospital ia Au-
snstA-
Mr.. Thatcher Of Penobscot-In favo,ins
this sppropristisn do not wish the mem-
bers of the Senate to think that do it be-
cause it is Bangor measure.