Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-02-14

r6t in the sentence. YVES taken from the table
on motion of Mr., BAKER and passed to be en-
crossed.
On motion Of same member bill concerning
the rate of interest, was taken from the 'aoie
aud Wednesday next assigned for Its Iurther
consideration.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to set off
mar, of Plantation No. and annex the same
| to the town of Gouldsboro an act to moor
porate the Highland Slate Company; an act
to authorize the sale of the Christian Sleet-
ing-house in Albion: an act to incorporate
the Lewiston and Auburn Ice Company an
art TO amend an act to incorporate the city
/ of Bangor, approved Feb. IS, 1884, an act
to provide for the formation of manufactur-
ing and other corporations.
| Passed TO be enacted-An act to amend
Sec of chap. 80 of the II. s., relating to the
inspection Of lime an act to continue in force
the provisions of chap. of the laws of 1868,
authorizing pensions for disabled soldiers and
seamen; an act for the preservation of fish in
Ossipee Lake and its tributaries; an act to in
corporate the Methodist Episcopal Society in
Biddeford an act to authorize Charles b.
Sanford to build wharf in the town of Win
terport; an act to incorporate the Penobscot
Valley Steamship Company; an act to amend
Sec of an act to aid the minor children Of
VIM. J. Dean, approved Feb. %, 1863; an
act to establish the fees of the County Com
missioners of Washington County; an act to
authorize the city of Rockand to raise and
expend money for certain purposes; an act to
establish the salary of the Register of Probate
of Sagadahoc County.
Resolve directing the Land Agent to desig-
nate and set apart certain lots of land in aid
of Mills in Moro Plantation in Aroostook
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tabled on motion of Mr.. TwrTcHELL.
On motion of Mr.. MILpRAM, the House adj
journed.
PETITIONS, bills, &C., PRESENTED AND RE-
FERRED.
| BY Mr. SMITH of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ofSuperintendent School Committee of w ales.
against State uniformity of text books.
| BY Mr. DAGGETT-Remonstranc of +. A.
Robinson ct ais, teachers in Maine Wesleyan
Seminary. against State uniformity of text
books.
By Mr.. Remonstrance of c. r.
! Mallard and 9S others of Rockland, against
granting charter to Georges Valley Railroad
| BY Mr.. STIcKNEY-Remonstran OF Henry
K. Downes and 35 others against the union
of Pressure Isle and Maysville.
| BY Mr.. BRAwN-Petition of II. Lancaster
and 81 others of Upper Saltwater, for change
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on Liquor Law.
BY Mr.. BARKER-Bill an act for the pro-
lection of wild game. Referred to the Com
mittee on Agriculture.
BY same STANDARDIZATION of George w.
Whitney ct ais, for a change in the banking
law Referred to the Committee on Banks
and Banking.
BY Mr. BARroN-Petition of Bowan Brown
for pension. Referred to the Committee on
Pensions.
By same Standardization of VIM. Dyer
ct ais, trustees of Watervile Savings Bank,
for authority to make loans on the security
of three or more good names. Referred to
the Committee on Banks and Banking.
BY Mr. Observation-Disclosures of John
B. Pray ct ais, of Bridgton, against taxation
of foreign insurance companies. Referred to
the proper committee.
BY Mr. WAssoN-Bill an act to amend
chap. pa of the laws of 1856. Referred to
the Committee on Agriculture.