Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-28
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FRIDAY, Msrch 27.

Prayer by the chaplain.
journal read and approved.
SENATE MATTERS.
Resolve authorizing the State Librarian
TO furnish The new library rooms, passed 70
the Ssnate, the Senate non, concurripg and
referring the same to ihe committee on
financial AFT airs.
Mr.. Porter of Bangor moved that the
House insist and call for committee OF
conference.
The motion prevailed and the Chair
stated that ,he committee of conference on
the part Of tie House would be announced
later.
Bill, an act TO amend chapter 292 of the
Public Laws Of 1889 relating TO the reguia
lion of the lobster fisheries, Introduced in
the Senate and considered without refer,
ence 70 any committee, came down from
the Senate smsuded by the Senate amend
ment and Tsssed 10 be engrosstd as
ameuded
Mr.. Parker Of Belfast moved that the
House concur with the Senate.
The motion prevailed and the bill was
cnntiierea without reference to sny com
mitee, given It's first reading and Senate
amendment A adopted.
Mr.. Savage of Auburn offered the FOL.
lowing amendment:
House amendment A. amerd section one
by sadirg the following words: If the
property seized exceeds 500 in value the
party seiziDg within twenty days shall tile
libel in the clerks ofiice Of the Supreme
judicial or Superior Court in the coui t.
where the offense was committed, Stating
the cause OF seizure snd praying for q
decree Of forfeiture. The clerk shal. there.
upon make out q notice to all persons to
sppesr a. suce court at the time appointed,
to shoH cause why such decree should no,
be passed, which notice shall b. published
in some newspaper priatad in the county
IL any, if not. in the State psper, at least
four. cen Gays before ihs time OF trisi
When Tie property seized dtes not ezcsed
Sl0o in vslue the Libel may be fled before
the judge Of any municipal court or tia
justice Of the county where the offence wa
Committed. and after notice as aforesaid
has been posted at two or more public
places in the county seven days 8. lesst
before the day Of uial. such Judge or iris
Justice shall Try ard decide the cause, ant
The anne ndment> was adopted, the
bill was given its second residing. ant
Oh motion Of Mr.. Porter Of Bangor tht
rules were suspended the bill given it
third reading and passed t, be engrosset
as amended.
EDUCATIONAL QUALrFIoAT!os OF vorERs
Resolve prnvidirg for an educstiona
qua i6cation of voters came down from ih'
Senate passed to be engrossed udder .
suspension Of the rules ard was given it
fret rsa3irg
Mr.. Callahan of Lewiston moved to i1de
Anitely po.tpoae.
M Dicksy Of Fc,t Kent moved to 10,
the matter upon the table which motion
took Jrecedence. The motion was lost
The lrs.ion then recdrfed upon the mo
ton 10 ipdefpistly postpone.
Messfs Callahan Of Lewiston and Diekel
Of Fork Kent opposed the resolve.
Messrs. Pesks of D3ver, Porter of Bsrgo
and Noble of Lewiston spoke ia favor
The molten to Indefinitely postpone va
lest srd the question was then upon tn
passage of the bill to be engrossed.
Mr. Savage Of Auburn cslled for the yea
ard rays which we're ordered.
YFA-Adams. Allen of Presoue Iale, Bracket,
Chadbouree. CLARK, Clason. Coolidge, Cots
Croker, Cummings, Davis. Deering Of saco. Dole
Drew, Drummond, Dunn, Eastman Edgerl,
Fsrrsnd, Fisher, Fuller of Haliowel. Gentlernsr
Clifford, Gilmore. Glidden of Newcastle, Gliddel
Of Nipalhaven, Gould. Graves. Greeley. Gushe,
Ham of DreadeD. Ham Of Lisbon, Harsraves
Harrington. Hathaway, Ila~es. Herrick, Hersom
HUI. Hiseock. Howes, Hussey, johnson. ,Jope
EronkAvfllN. pial
kirnbsll Knight, Lamb, Leavitt, Leighton O
Denlois, Lewis. Libby of Bingham, Libby O
stnndi'h, Littleiield. sarston, Martin, Maxim, Nc
Abister Merrill of Eddingon. Merrill Of ST. Aban,
Mitchell. Mooers, Moore, Monroe. morse, NAL
Nelson. Newcnmb. Newell, Nieserson, Noole
Circuit, Packard Of Corinna, Packard Of searFpor
Parker, Patterson. Pas son, Peaks, Porter, RAND
Kicker. Rideout, Ridlon, Roberts, RUSSELL Sal
gent, Savage, sevaIi, shaw of Bath Shaw Of Por
land, smith of Portland. Smith Of Turner. snss
Stsarns, stons, Taft, Iftcomb, Totman. TrusseI
Wisseu, Wyman.-Iit.
N&Y-Archio Aid C Callahan, Dickey OF Fort Ken
Diekey Of Lewiston, Cannon, keegan. Muller
Newton, Osgood, Skolfeld, Thayer 1t.
AbsEsT-AIlen of Denmark, Ayer, Bird Cousin
DearinS Of WATERFORD. Deunen, Ervine. Fniier &
fremont. Gray, Guptiil, Hartman. Harris Bersel
Hunt, Jones Of Brig ton. Leighton Of rrescos
Leveqae. Miller. reniey. P!ummer, Rollins, hos
1Dton, Webb. Whi,e.-25.
5t~o-third, of the members voting |
favor, the resolve was passed to be er
crossed.
Other matters from the Senate dispose
Of in concurrence.
MATIEls PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
The following remons,rances were pr,
senssd and referred to the committee q
| stase va auation:
/ By Nj. knight Of Camden Reusl
STRANGE OF toe town Of Camden by ia =
( leeimsn sgsiass the valuation Of ths valul
ton commission; also, fsmonstfa 7cs {
the tosn Of Rockpors by its seiectne
assinet its valuation ~ reported by the Va
uxtion commissio1.
By Mr.. EtoifsH of Harpsweii-R
rnonslrsrce Of Waller Merfiman and :
others against. the recent valuati,a
Ha.ps seli.
( Bv Mr.. Kelley Of Eoothbsy--Petisioa
selecsmea Of Southport. assfng for . co
recsion in their Sta,e valurtion.