Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-02-25

postponement of the bill to have been
declared, and then understood the
gentleman from Roeklar-d (Mr. Bfrd)
to move to reconsider
Mr.. BIRD: / will re :all that motion
and ask for the yeas a ud nays on the
indefinite postponement of the bill.
The question being on tthe motion to
indefinitely postpone the bill, the yeas
and nays were ordered.
Yeas-Abbott, Adams. Beath. Bennett,
Berry, Bird, Blackstone brldgnaiin r
Chick. Colburn, Craig, Crane Dalgle; "a
Farrell, Fitz, Fogg. Forhan. Freese. Fnl-
Ter Of Auburn, Fuller of Ken nebunk. Full
Ter of South Portland: Garcel9n. Gardner'
Gentleman Gof Hi H G,lnf Eadgkas Hop
kins' Hughes. Jellison, Jchonnett, Jor-
dan, Keefe, Kilborn. Libby Of Albion.
ibbey of South i Per wish Gioneester
Mosher. Murphy. Nickerson Of Orrington.
Nickerson of Swanville. Park .r: Peabody,
Porter Prince. Purinton. Rankln, Hidion.
Sargent of Sedgwick. Sawyer. Smith of
farmland, Somes. Spofford. Sprs.tt. Spur,
stables, Stetson of Monmouth, Sutherland,
Webster Veet; rha Weed. Vest wilbur wilson 81
Brunswick, Wilson of Cherryfeld. Wilson
Of Gorham. Wilson of Minot, Wood.
Woodbridge-2. ,, prour,, of I.,
mouth, Burns. Chase, prummey; Guern-
sey. Harris, Hutchings. kernon; Ledyaru.
Macomber, Manley. M srE%rs Me Pert,n OF
skGWneGan Piu Den Powers. sanbora.
smith Of Pressure Isle, Virgin. webb.25.
Absent-Beal. Britton br"wn To 81 var af
rem B Baeh; Gaf ponham Danning Farms
, Worth, Field, Girdier. Goss. Gould. Hyde.
irving. Jones. Kalloch, i.aliberte, Mac
Ioves' Peaslee, Pierce Reed, Taylor-3l.
Paired-King, yes; Leavitt, no.
So the bill was indefinitely postponed.
(Applause)..
Mr.. WILSON of Gorham: l move to
reconsider the vote whereby this House
voted for indefinite postponement.
Mr.. WALKER of Starks: l second
the motion.
The motion was lost.
The following bills, petitions, etc->
of a private nature being introdu ced
same to February 1:
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Daigle of Madawaska-Re
nonstrance of Florent Sanfaeon and
others against the moving of Northern
Aroostook registry of deeds from Mad
lwaska to Fort Kent
BY Mr. Harris of AuburD-RemOn-
STRANGE of I. D. Wiggin and others of
Auburn against proposed change in
trustee law.
BY Mr. Philbrook Of Wlterville-An
act to repeal Chapter 252 of the Private
and Special Laws Of 1897. relating to
Frank E. Southland.
FINANCIAL AFT AIRS.
4 By Mr.. Manley of Augilsta-Resolve
/ apportioning the appropriation for the
deaf, dumb and blind for the year 1899.
RAILROADS, TlILEGRAPHS AND
EXPRESSES.
BY Mr.. Libbey of Authorization of
F. Q. Brainerd and is others of China
In favor of requiring the railroads of
this State to issue 2-cent mileage books
good to bearer
BY Mr.. Dawson of Monroe-Petition
of F. l.. Hopkins and Is others of
FRANKFORT for same.
BY Mr.. Merrill of Skowhegan-Peti-
ton of H. H. Allen and 81 others of
Skowhegan for same.
BY Mr.. Beath of Kenduskeag-Pe-
tition of W. l. Kingsbury and 80 others
of Bradford for same.
BY Mr.. Guernsey of Dover-Petition
of William Allen and 50 others of Well
ington in favor of same.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.
BY Mr. Porter of Burlington-Peti-
ton of George A. Lord and q others
of Burlington for a law limiting to %
pounds per annum the amount of trout
,,1, hr fab
by any person in Nicatoes lake, stream
and tributaries.
Petition of F. l.. Scammon and II
others for same.
By Mr.. Philbrook of Waterville-Pe-
tition of A. E. burlington and IL others
of Waserville for the setting off of
Ocean Park from the town of Old Or
chard and anneXing the same to the
city of Saco.
BY Mr. Spratt Of Decentralization
of G. II. Randall and 10 others of Mont
vile for same.
BY Mr.. Wilbur of Avon-PetitiOn of
Geo. w. Harris and 10 others of Salem
for same.
BY Mr.. Bodwell of Hallowell-Peti-
ton of T. II. Durham and SO others of
Hallowell for same.
By Mr.. Craig of Island Falls-Peti-
ton of Il. NJ. Miller and Is others Of
Island Falls for same.
PLACED ON FILE.
By Mr.. Spotford of New Sharon-Re-
monstrarce of A. J. Butterfield and so
others of North Chesterville against an
increase of salaries of justices of the
supreme judicial court.
Remonstrance of Ralph H. Dyer and
Is others of Pennington against same.
ORDERS.
On motion of Mr.. Nickerson of Swan
vile.
Ordered, That the use of the Hall of
Representatives be given to the G. A.
r. for an entertainment, Thursday
evening. March 2. 1899.
Was read and passed. Subsequently
Lon motion of same gentleman tho vote