Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-23

Mr.. Dsefipg Of Saco called for the yess
and nays. and 50 being in favor, the yeas
and nays were ordered.
The question was then on the motion 70
reconsider.
| YxA-Adzms. Archibald. Aver. Brataard. Brown.
Ciasor. Coolidge. Creckef. Davis, Deesinx Of
Sac,, Drew. EAst0an, Edsefay. Fisher, ful er OF
Haiiovep. Gilmore. Giiddea Of Newcastle.
Gould, Greeley. darpsyes. Hartman, Hanins-
too, Harris, Hathaway. Haves. Hefrick. Hefsey.
Hiit. Hiseack. Hoves. Hussey. Johnson. Mrston.
Maxim. Merrill Of s.: Albsas, Hooe,s. Newell,
OUT. Russeil. Sargent, Skone.d. stearrs. rotnaa.
NArs. : Bradford. chadbosrse. Cummings.
Gcntiemxn. Gray, Ham Of Dresden. Ham of LA
bon. jones' Of Brcoksville. kaler. Kane, Keegan.
Lamb. Leighton Of DebIois, Libby Of bingham.
Monroe, Morse. Nelson. Neweomb. Noble. ker.
SswIl. Stone. Tat, Vaughan. waterhopse,
Weeks, W Whiften--8.
Ise, Bird, Bracket. Bucknam, Callahan, Clark,
Cote, Cousins, bearing of WATERFORD, DeHnen,
Dickey Of Lewiston. Dole. Drummond. Farrnnd,
haven, Graves. Guptili. Hersom. Hunt. Jones Of
Brighton, Kelley. Kendall. kaight. Kiubal.
Leayits. Leighton OF Trescott, Leveque, Lewis.
Mullen, Nash. Nlekerson. Osgood. Packard OF
Corinna. Payson. Peaks, Penley, Piummef, Porter,
Rand, Kicker, Roberts, Rollins. Ross, shaw of
Smith Of Turner. snow. TSayer. Tltoa, TitoomS.
Trussell. Webb. wescott, White. wyman.-sa
The following gentlemen, ct their request
were excused by the House from voting.
Messrs. Burgess Of vassalboro, Gushee
OF Appleton, Ofcutt Of Monmou and Rid
Ion of Bluehill.
Ths following pair was announced:
Messrs. Martin Of Guilford and Savage of
Auburn, the former being opposed to, and
the latter favorinR the motion to rec onsiier.
So the motion to reconsider was carried.
The question was then on the adoption Of
the resolutions in concurrence with the
Senate.
Mr.. Chsdbourne-I cannot believe it is
fair to consider this thing here with only
sbou. &c members in this House. l know
there are many friends of this man who
are away from this House nov, and in view
OF that fact move that the matter be laid
upon the table until Monday
Mr.. Harringson-If this House Is to act
at all, and that is the senum ant ~ expressed
by its vote, it is proper to begin. and there
fore hope that the motion of
the gentleman from Biddefo,d will
not prevail aud thst il We are to 60
along we move at once.
Me. Noble-There are 81 absentees, /
believe. II we are going to be fair to the
State let us be fair to the msa. Nov IL we
are going to vote this question up or down,
let US vote when we have full attend snce.
hope the motion to lay on the table ill
Monday will prevail.
Mr.. Hswes Of Deering-I presume it is
perfectly competent for = quorum Of this
House t, do business. have stayed over
one train myself to help do this work and
am ready to do it now, and hope the
House will vote to put this thiog through.
Mr.. Harripgton-The gentleman who
made this motion knows very well that on
Monday there will be no more membsrs
present than there are today. We shall be
met with the same Monday that we are met
with todsy.
The motion to lay on the table till Mon
day was lost.
The resolutions were then adopted in
concurrence with the Senate.
SENATE MATTERS.
Report Of the committee on State Prison
to which was referred shortly and minor
ity reports Of the commissioners appointed
bv virtue of resolve rchspter 17G OF the
Gath Legislature "to iuqure into the expei-
iency of the removal Of the Maine State
Prison TO some other place than tina. in
which it is now located" reporting the
adoption of the msjorty report of said
commission which is adverse to proposed
removal, which report was made and ac-
cepsed in the House Msvch 9Th. came back
from the Senate referred in concurrence to
the next Legislature.
Mr.. Harrington of Norridgewock moved
that the House recede and concur with the
Senate
Mr. Tilt,n OF Cape Elizabeth opposed
the mott IN. and Mr. Harrington withdrew it
On motion Of Mr.. .Tilt,n the House voted
+, ineis. and call for committee Of con-
ference
The Chair said that he would announce
the committee on the part OF the House
later.
Resolve in favor OF the town Of French.
Vile, pissed to bs engrossed in the House.
came down from the Senate indie definitely
postponed 10 non-concurrence.
Mr.. Patterson Of Industry moved ihst the
House recede and concur with the Senst,.
Mr.. Archibald OF Houlton moved that the
m,tion. and the whole matter, be laid up,n
the table which motion took precedence of
the motion Of Mr.. Patterson. The motion
was lost.
The motion to recede and concur was
put and carried.
The following matters were presented
and referred to committees as follows:
STATE VALUATION.
BY Mr.. Archibald OF Hou,ton- Ramou.
strsncs of assessors Of Sherman and many
others, citizens, against valuation Of said
Sherman IS appeared in report of commits
sioners.
RULES SUSPENDED, PASSED TO BE En-
CROSSED.
Ga motion of Mr.. Leighton Of Deblois
all the rules were suspended. the following
resolve was considered without reference
to committee, given its two several read
inGs and passed to be eng,osscd;
Resolve in favor of Alonzo Roberts
(Arprcpristes $50 for expenses Of msdi-
csl treatment aud nursing incurred By Yea
son of breaking q leg while in attendance
upon the session Of the Lsgi.lsture.)
Oa motion of Mr.. Chsdbourne Of Bidia
ford, all rules we're suspended and thu fol-
following bill Was considered wi,hou. ref
ereuca 70 committee, read three times
and passed to be en9rossed:
Bill, an act to make valid the doings OF
the town OF Orlsud.
Other psp.rs from the Senate disposed
of in concurrence
ORDERS
Mr.. Dre~ of Fort Fairfield presented the
folio wing order, which, on his m stion was
referred TO the committee on leave OF
absence:
Ordered. Tha. on and after March 25sh,
E. G. Dunn, Jr be excused from further
attendance upon this Legislative ard that
the clerk be directed to make up his pay to
the end of the session.
On motion Of Mr Hawes of Deering,
Ordered, This. when this House adjourn,
it adjourn to meet Monday. March 23l, a.