The Portland daily press., 1866-02-03
LEGISLATURES OF MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Feb. /


81 r. Mr.. Porter introduced bil an act to author.
ize the Milford and Princeton Turnpike Com
u.il pany to build a branch. Referred to the Com
mittee on State Lands and Roads.
Read and assi3ned-An act to prevent
a the killing OF flr-bearing animals between the
months of May and October an act to incor-
n3a 10 rporate the National Telegraph Company
hrs. 3 This bill was made special order for Tuesday
next on motion of Mr. Woodman.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to extend
the time for closing the concerns of the Amer
"a lean Bank; an act providing in part for the
expenditures Of government; an act to incor-
porate the Richmond Manufacturing Compa-
ny; an act to incorporate the Wiscasset Saw
ings Bank; act to increase the capital
stock of the Lime Rock Bank; to incorporate
the Enroll Steamboat Company; an act to in
corporate the Norway Savings Bank. = i,
co.'s. Passed to be enaeted-An act to incorporate
,..y11 Trinity Commandery knights Templar; an
act to amend the charter of the Passadumkeag
Boom Company; an act to incorporate the
Winthrop Mills Company; an act additional
to an act to incorporate the Maine Insurance
Co.; an act to incorporate the Maine Central
Institute. Ltf-
Mr.. Stone offered resolution inviting Gen.
5000 Oliver O. Howard to visit the Legislature and
address the two Houses in the Representa-
tive's Hall, on Wednesday, February 9TH, or.
hisj at such time as he may deem convenient, and
sa 20 moved its immediate adoption under suspen-
i.t-'sA sion of the rules. The rules were suspended
and the resolution was unanimously adopted
"s,iE4 % Do Z" M5I- HOUSE. 5a
Resolve extending an invitation to Maj Gen.
- RI Oliver o. Howard to visit the Legislature was
read and passed in concurrence. .ls
Mr.. Jones, from, the Committee on Manu-
features reported in a new draft bill to amend
the charter of the Portland Rolling Mills
,t1 Read and assigned 119Al51 iitH
.sst ra M Mr.. Cargil, from the Committee en- Agri-
saee culture, reported bill to regulate the measure
14.175 sale and inspection Of milk Lies over to be
a's ''e Passed to be engrossed-An act to increase
b, the capital stock OF the North Bank at Rock
land act in relation to the rules of evil
dence; an act to incorporate the Holbrooks
a-ef Island Slate Company; an act to increase the
-e7 salary of the County Attorney of the County
v t1h7 of Kennebec; act to amend act entitled
2f ID an act to incorporate the Shaw Clark Sew
lg 90 &c ing Machine Companyi an act to authorize
Eneas Wilcox to build and maintain fish
- s weir in tide waters of Johnson's Bay. 1oi
Passed to be enacted-An act to incorpo-
rate the Trustees of the Maine Central Insti-
tute; an act to incorporate the Cushnoc Man
ufactring and Water Power Company; an
act to increase the salary Of the Judge of Pro
bate for the County of Hancock; an act to
grant authority to Benjamin Fowler to build
wharves and fish weirs in Johnson's Bay; an
act to incorporate the officers and members of
Rockland Lodge; an act making valid the con-
i struction of wharves in the town of Rich
l..-,~ mond; act to incorporate the Sangervlle
49,, Factory Company; an act to authorize the sale
81 sos, of the old Methodist Free Meeting House in
Bowdeinham; an act making valid the doings
f OF the town of Princeton in voting to exempt
certain mill property from taxation for the
temof three years; act to amend the sec
a ton of chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes
D- relating to lime and lime casks; an act to in
corporate the South Berwick Savings Bank;
an act additional to an act to incorporate the
English Spinning Roller Company. -
This was the lastday for the reception of petit
tons for private legislation, and large number
we're received andreferred." Among them were
rq pstition of Franklin Symonds for divorce lby
Mr.. Miller OF Portlandl; of PresumpscOt Land
tt and Water Power Company for amendment of
charter lby Mr. Payson Of Westbrookl remon-
STRANGE OF John H. Williams and Others
against the same by Mr.. Miller of PortlandI; ;
petition of Portland, Saco & Portsmouth r. r.
Company for change of law relative to railroad
crossings [by Mr.. Miller Of Portlandl; an act
tp@ latiig to railroads by Mr. Shepe y of Port
land protest of the Harbor Commissioners
of Portland Harbor against petition of J. s.
NJ Speed, and another [by Messer Of Portland.
In convention of the two branches Benz.
iVP p. Gilman, of Orono, was elected to fil the va
cancy in the Board of Trustees of the Agri-
cultural College caused by the resignation of
s,a& Hon. Hannibal Hamlin. Dyy