Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-02-14

highways, on its passage to be engrossed, was
tabled on motion of Mr.. WILSON.
Bill an act relative to pretended savings
banks, on its passage to be engrossed, was
tabled on motion of Mr.. ATwELL.
Bill an act to incorporate the Oldtown
Water Power G. Manufacturing Company, on
its passage to he engrossed, was tabled on
motion of Mr.. WILSON.
| PASSED TO Re ENGRossED-An act to in
corporate the Cooper Brook Dam Company ;
| an act to prevent the destruction of fish in
| Penmaquan river in Pembroke; resolve au-
thorizing the Attorney General to institute
certain legal proceedings; an act for the re-
| linquishment of certain lots of land to the
| United States for sites for light stations; an
| act consenting to the purchase of lands in
| Maine by the United States for public pur-
poses an act relating to repair of highways;
an act to incorporate the Vassalboro Wool
en- Company; an act concerning bills in
equity; an act to amend chapter 34s of the
| private and special laws of 1870, comforting
| certain powers upon the city of Portland.
| PASSED TO BE ENACTRD-An act to in
porate the North East Pond Dam Com
pany; act to incorporate the Fort Point Hotel
Company; an act additional to the charter OF
the Portland Rochester Railroad Company
authorizing the extension of their road TO
Portland; an act additional to an act to in
corporate the Sebec Railroad Company; an
act additional to sec. 25 of chap. Is of the Re
vised Statutes, in relation to petitions for in
crease OF damages by reason of the laying cut,
altering or widening of town ways; an act
additional and amendatory of chap. AZ of the
Revised Statutes, in regard to the formation
Of railroad corporations; an act concerning
the liabilities of railroads for defective cross
ings; an act to incorporate the Fairfield Saw
lngs Bank; an act to extend the Bangor and
Plscataquis Railroad; an act to amend the
charter of the city of Augusta; an act to au-
thorze the Somerset, Portland and Kennebec
Railroad to connect at Waterville; an act
retunding moneys to the inhabitants of Frank
fort; an act to amend chap. 40s of the private
and special laws of 1870; an act to provide in
part for the expenditures Of government; an
act to set off certain territory from Baldwin
and annex the same to Sebago.
FINALLY PAssED-resolve in favor the in
habitants of Riley Plantation; resolve in ia
vor of John S. Arnold and Warren S. Dwinal;
resolve in favor of the inhabitants of Ne.
Range in the county of Oxford; resolve in
favor of the town of New Portland: resolve
in favor of the Penobscot Indians; resolve in
favor of the Joint Standing Committee on
Reform School, resolve for the effectual de-
struction of bonds of the State after the same
shall have been registered; resolve laying a
tax on the several counties in the State.
Bill an act to incorporate the town of Deer
ing on its passage to be enacted was tabled on
motion of Mr.. Hopkins of Mt Vernon
On motion of Mr.. BRAGpoS
Adjourned,
PErrTIoSs, BILLS, &C., PRESENTED Asp Re
FERREp.
By Mr.. JONES of Sprinefeld-Bill an act
relating to the powers of Moderators.
BY Mr.. PERKINS of Farmington-Remon-
STRANGE of John McLain and IS others OF
Newvineyard, against railroad consolidation.
BY Mr.. CARLEToN-Bil an act additional
for the assessment and collection of taxes.
BY Mr., MOORE of MISREPRESENTATION
of A. W. Heath and GO others, citizens OF
Sidney for repeal of law for the employment
of teachers.
BY Mr. PIKE-Bill an act relating to fences
along rain oads'
BY Mr.. HATHAwAY-Petition Of Joel Colby
ct ais, in favor of Josiah II. Goodrich.
BY Mr.. Naturalization of William At
kinson ct ais, against RAILROAD consolidation.
By Mr.. CHAPN-Petition of Edmund
Seaman ct ais, against railroad consolida-
ton.
By Mr.. HoBART-Petition of n Bachelor
Ell ais. against repeal of scool teacher law.
By Mr.. WAss-Petition of Charles Dono-
van ct ais, for leave to build weir in Fest
ern Harbor in the town of Addison.
By Mr.. BIRD-Petition of w. II. Rodes
ct ais, for repeal of the Cobb Lime Company
bill; of A. X. Wheeler ct ais, in aid of same.