Eastern times., 1856-03-20
MAINE LEGISL AZURE.
TUESDAY. Mar. III

On motion, the Senate took up the resolve
authorizing a loan in behalf of the State,
which was passed 10 be engrossed.
Resolve in favor Of the Commissioners ap-
pointed under resolve April IL, 1854, came up
! on its passage 10 be engrossed.
Mr.. French moved TO indefinitely postpone
the resolve. Passed.
Passed to be .nacted-An act regulating pro-
ceedings on demurrer; an act 10 incorporate
the capital stock of the Auburn Bank an act
! TO incorporate the Bowdoinham Boot and Shoe
Co. an act relating 10 the disclosures of poor
debtors an ACT to set off part of Li:ch6eld
10 Wales an act TO authorize the construc-
tion of wharf in Camden.
House-Papers from the Senate disposed of
in concurrence.
Mr. Levens1ler of Thomasiun, called up re-
solve in favor of John N. Goodwin, which was
read second time and passed to be engrossed.
Bill relating TO process of constables was
taken up and passed.
Mr. Lancaster of Farmingdale, called up
the bill to set off part of Litch6eld 10 West
Gardiner, and the bill was amended and passed
TO be engrossed.
Passed 10 be enacted--Bills authorizing the
construction OF a wharf in the town Of Camden :;
10 incorporate the Bowdoinham Boot and Shoe
company; relating 10 the disclosure of poor
debtors regulating proceedings in demurrer !;
TO set off portion of Ltchfield and annex it
TO Wales.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. 10.
Sndte.-Papers from the House disposed Of
in concurrence.
Mr.. Bean laid on the table an act additional
in relation to married women, which was re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
The act to set off portion of. Litchfeld 10
West Gardiner, came from the House amend
ed. The Senate concurred and the bill then
passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Hathorne presented the petition of
Thomas ID. Robinson and others 10 fix the sal
airy of the Municipal Judge in Bath, which
was referred to the committee on the Judiciary.
Read and dssigned-an act in further regu-
lation of the process on indictment for defective
ways an act TO incorporate the BowdoInham
Village corporation resolve laying tax on
the several counties.
House-Papers from the Senate disposed Of
in concurrence.
Mr.. Britton of Winslow, introduced bill
additional to an act to incorporate the North
Kennebec Agricultural and Horticultural So
ciety. Referred.
A committee was appointed to receive, sort
dIu COuHl tic NOtcS luI NldIoi oCuCidi vi tllO
First Division, who subsequently reported the
election of Ebenezer Kicker OF Acton.
Samuel Wood, of Winthrop, was elected
Major General of the Second Division.
Lathly Rich, of Frankfort, was elected Ma
jor General of the Third Division.
jeremiah Foster, of East Machias, was
elected Major General Of the Seventh Division.
THURSDAY, Mar. 13.
!Sendte-Papers from the House disposed of
in concurrence.
Mr.. Hodsdon, from the committee on lnte-
riOr Waters, reported that the bill entitled,
ian act to amend an act TO regulate private
booms on The Kennebec river ought not TO
I pass. Accepted.
/ The hour having arrived which was assigned
for the election of Major General of Militia for
the Third Division, on motion of MIR. Hayden,
committee was appointed to receive, sort and
\ count the votes, who subsequently reported the
/ election of Samuel S. Heagan.
| Mr.. Goodwin introduced bill entitled 'an
act additional TO chapter % Of the Public
Laws of I847 in relation to the education OF
youth IN cotton and wooden factories Re
ferred 10 the committee on Education.
Mr.. Barnes, from the committee on the Ju-
dietary. reported Legislation inexpedient' on
order of inquiry into the expediency of abolish
ing the Court in Gardiner. Accepted.
Passed to be engrosSed-An act 20 authorize
the Governor 10 appoint Commissioners ot
deeds and other contracts in foreign countries
an act in further regulation of proceedings or
indictment for detective ways an act in rela
ton TO Bank returns.
HOuse-Papers from the Senate disposed o.
in concurrence.
Mr. Wing of Brunswick, by leave laid or
the table resolve relating to the Woodwork
Patent, (instructing our senators and represen.
tatives in Congress to oppose further extension
of his patent for planning machlnes.)
Mr. Swazey of Bucksport, from the Com
mitlee on Finance, on petition OF selectmen o
Arrowsic, reported Legislation thereoninexpe
dent.
Ga motion, the report was laid upon th'
table.
On motion of Mr.. Cochran of Waldoboro'
bill to annex part Of the town Of Bremen IL
Waldoboro', was taken up and passed 10 b.
engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Lyman of Portland, tht
committee on the Judiciary we're directed tt
inquire into the expediency of repeating o
amending an act approved March Is, 1855, en-
titled an act defining the terms Of office o
Clerks of Courts and County Attorneys.
Passed 10 be endcted-An act 10 incorporate
the Atlantic Bank 10 authorize the diversion
of the water from Long Pond into RounC
Pond further regulating the construction o
wharves in tide waters.
On motion, bill for the regulation of Bowling
Alleys was taken up.
Without taking the question, the House ad
journed.
FRIDAY, Mar. IA.
House Papers from the Senate disposed 0
in concurrence.
Mr.. Bean. from the committee on Educa
tion reported that bill entitled an act addl
tionaI TO chapter 243 of the public laws of l9
SO, ought not TO pass Accepted.
Mr. Robinson, from the committee on divls
ion of Counties, reported leave to withdraw,
on petition of James Bracket and others, fol
division Of Lincoln County. Accepted.
Passed 10 be engrossed-An act 10 annex &
part of Bremen to Waldoooro' resolve fol
assessing State tax; an act to incorporate
the Bowdoinham Village corporation.
Passed 10 be enacted-An act in relation tc
the powers of constables; resolve providing
for a loan in behalf of the State; resolve in
favor of John N Goodwin.
House.-Papers from the Senate disposed o.
in concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Morse of Bath, the com
mtiee on railroads and bridges was directed
to inquire into the expedency of so amending