Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-02

1 M. Ae1lfy OF 6ooAaoA-A uA nos NosN
1t ali on the last vote ! didat waat %
adopt Tie amendment, because vxntsd TO
meet here Mordy. A week nen usxs
| Monday il viii be the same ~ II u nSw
.si half Of u viii rant to be at hcyne.
II there 10 = qaoran, il seems 70 nae that
we should NEE. here Monday ~ cscsl a.
10 o'clock ara 50 along with the routine,
and If anything special Gomez up asaign il.
/ The chair stated that the adoption or rs-
faction Of tie amendment offered BY the
gentleman from Auburn would not sfsct
the o7ss.ion upoa the iaal passage Of the
CIDER.
| A second vote vas taken aad 81 voted
for AID 81 against, the Clair declared no
quorum voting.
Chsiy-The chaie viii state that IT,
House cannot adj surn to any other than the
Ordinary hour under the general order e--
eept with quorum preset, If the point IL
made, IS the point must be made when tits
taken by division. -
Mr.. Harris of Eas. MAchiss-Me. Speak
er, would susges. that - the vote vas
declared by the speaker Ard doubted, that
the gentle man Who doubted the vote with
draw his doub. rs it 10 very evident what
the condition Of the House il.
L An4N-- LIE CbAE was kVhk " rdeBcoh
to the gentleman from Portland that he
might make his order - he originally ia-
uodsced il and then there would Re = new
question before the House.
Mr.. Shaw then Withdrew the order and
presented the following order:
Ordered the Senate coneurring. The
when this Leg stature sdjourns it sdiou. &
to meet Tuesday mex. 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Mr. Trusseil of St Geoage-Mr Speaker
ard Gentlemen Of the House: I do not
wish TO make myself obnoxious to the
gentlemen of the Hou.e in relation to
adjournment. but undoubtedly every gentle
man on the fi,or Of this House is anxious
to perform the business shat is before US
and 60 home. The question 10 raised thst
we adjourn in order TO give certsin gentle
men an OF portunity to go home and attend
to their tosn meetings. Town ms logs
will not cccur next Monday alane, but
they will occur every Monday during this
month. It is very pleasant for Us to go
home ard attend 90 cur business Snd
return, but 10 Jog so we neglect the bust
ness that 10 before us. The time is sx-
tended that We shall have II remain here
aud is seems to me that We should not vary
from the order, as it stands, to meet Mon
| day at 4 o'clock. Let Us stay here aud
| perform the business that devolves upon
US and when we go home all 90 home to-
gether.
Mr.. Webb would just say that most
| of the gentlemen whom see here before
me have been here during the whole term
Each time VIZ have adjourned we have had
10 adj aurn to let few 60 home to say over
Sunday. l would like 10 get home by next
| Jniy No have . tOUn mi afipo m.
day, end have quite an interest there, but
| can stay here and l think that if there
i.s quorum here next Monday We better
say and do the business that is Def ,re.
Mr.. Pesks Of Dover-.Mr. Spesker and
Gentlemsn: l! We should have session on
Monday we would probably do the same
amount Of business that we saem to be do
irg this morning. While | thirk it is
necessary for the business of the House 10
so on as fast as possible, feel con-
strained TO vote TO sdjourn until Tuesday !;
because think that if We meet on Mon.
day we shall not do anything. l hope ;hst
the gentleman will not be captioGs about
tIis.
Mr.. Hersey-Of course everything Is
fair in war. Some of the gentlemen asked
to 60 home to stay to town meeting Mon.
day and because some of them can take a
train that will bring them here at 10 O'Clock
they s.k for that time. !, and lots of peo-
pie here, cannot stay at town meetiog Men
day and be here at that time. Fair play,
gentlemen, is a jewel. OF course You
gentlemen can meet for quorum and tran
sacs business, a. hiss been eaid. Mos. of
us like 10 be here when we can.
Mr.. Shaw WAS not aware when l in
troduced tie order that it would raise such
a tempest in \ teapot. If every member
! - the House will vote, it will very soon
'tle the question.
Mr.. Webb called for the yess and nays
Only 10 voting in favcr, they were not or.
6ered
Avya voce vote being taken, the chsii
declared the vote in the affirmative. The
vote was doubted and the order Was passed
by vote OF 80 to 20.
TABLED TENDING ACCEPTANCE.
Senate report of the committee of the
whole, TO which was referred report of the
committee on fisheries and game, repor, ~
ought not Ia pass on bill. Ar act 10 amend
chapter l79 of the Private and Special
Laws Of 1867 Of the ets,e Of Maine, en-.
titled can act for the protection of trout
in Cathsnce lake, Washington county.
came down the committee of the
whole reporting the bill ought &c
pass. Signed by Mr.. Hsines o!
the committee. Ia Senate the report
was accepted, bill read twice under tus
pension of the rules and passed to be en-.
crossed. The question was upon the &C.
ceptance of the report OF the committee or
fisheries snd game, reported ought not tc
pass. On motion of Mr.. Peaks Of Dover
tsbied pending acceptance of either report
Other papers from the Senate disposed
of in concurrence.
The following petition and bill were pre-
scented ard referred to the several commit
tees as followe; ,.-
RAILROADS, TELEGRAPHs AND Ex.
PRESSES.
By Mr.. Jones Of Brookvilie-Biil. an
act to incorporate the Hancock County
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
/, TEMPERANCE.
BY Mr.. Drew of Fort FairfeId-Pe Petition
of G. F. Parsons and "a others Of Eastman
Tor such amendments to the prohibitGry
LAYS rs will aid enforcement, make the
penalties adequate, aud the course Of jus.
tice sw.it, and its execution certain.
| TABLED.
Mr.. Webb Of Deer Isle presented the
following rem1nstrsnce which, Oh hi
motion. vas tabled:
Remembrance of Henry Young and
others sgsiDst repeal of eeiniog law.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
hr. Parker of Belfast for the commi;te G
IN fisheries and esme. TO which was re.
fertsd petition of the citizen, of York and
Cumteflsnd counties. Irsyiny that en- sct
be passed to prohibit killing deer in said
counties for ten years, reported that the
petitioners have leave to withdraw. Re
pom accepted.
Mr.. Mullen of Oh! Town for the com.
nnittce on interior waters, TO which WA
referred petition of the Mattswamkesg
Driving Company prayiog that its charter
be amended, reported ihs, the petitioner
havs leave 10 withdraw. Report accepted
Mr.. Fuller Of IIsllowelt for the commit.
tee or interior waters. to which was re
ferred petit ion of William G. Holrsy and
others praying for the revision of the toll.
OF the Machiss Boom Corporation, report.
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