Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-14
Same member from COMMITTEES On Towns on


with order of notice to the town of China.
Same member from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported Sought TO pass," on bill an act
to amend sec. 10, of chsp. n of the revised
statutes relating to decisions of the s. J.
Court Printed under rule. f
Mr.. LORD from the Committee on Educa-
ton, reported "leave to withdraw" on petit
ton of John Robbins, Jr., ct ais. for aid to
the Norridgewock High School. Also report
ed 'leave to withdraw" on petition Of N.
Eesssnden for aid TO the Fl. Fairfield High
School Pending the acceptance of the re-
pors, It was tabled. q y ~ - sAA.s .l.-l
Mr.. .WxExs, from the Committee ON State
Lands, on petition, reported resolve in favor
Of an appropriation to aid in rebuilding q
bridge across Moose river in Somerset county
Read and assigned. ........-..,
Mr.. HINcKLEY, from the Committee on
Fisheries, on petition, reported bill an act to
| amend chapter $40 of the special laws Of
1870, entitled an act for the preservation OF
fish in Weber pond in Franklin county.
Read and assigned.
| Mr. TREFETHEN, from the same Committee,
reported reference to the next legislature,
on petition of inhabitants of Oriand, with
memorial, in relation to distractions in East
! ern river.
Mr.. BurMAS, from the Committee on
| Be
tition of Daniel Bunker, that his islands in
the town Of Benton be set off from said town
and annexed to Fairfield village corporation.
| Mr.. ROUNDS, from the same committee,
made a minority report:
| The reports were laid on the table and or
dered to be printed.
| The following resolves, being on their pas
sage to be engrossed, exciting discussion,
we're laid on the table nder rule.
Resolve in aid of road over Indian Town
ship in Washington county; resolve in aid Of
road in Township No. II RANGE 8, Aroostook
county; resolve in aid of building bridges in
Hamlin plantation, Aroostook county; re.
| solve in favor of appropriating money for the
repair of bridge across Mattawa mkeag river
| at Haynesville.
Resolve providing for geological
survey of the State, was read the
second time and laid on the table, and order
ed to be printed, on motion Of Mr.. HATCH.
Bill an act authorizing the town Of Var
mouth toloan its credit for the establishment
of manufactures, was read the third time and
laid on the table, on motion of Mr.. BIsBEE.
Bill an act to incorporate the Moose Branch
Steamboat company, was read three times
under a suspension Of the rules, and passed
to be engrossed, under suspension Of the
| rules.
On motion Of Mr.. ROLLINS, the House re-
considered its vote, passing to be engrossed
| the resolve relating to an appropriation to
| carry into effect the provisions of chapter 90
of the laws Of 1869, relating to the establish
| ment Of meridian lines. The resolve was
then laid upon the table,
PASSED TO DE ExcRossED-An act to in
corporate the Trustees of the johnson Home
School for boys at Topsham; an act to incor-
porate the Eastport Gas Light Co ; an act 10
change name of Marsha Emerlins Leighton;
an act to change the names Of certain persons;
an act to incorporate the Northport Wesleyan
Grove Camp Meeting Association; an act to
incorporate the Ellsworth and Deer Isle Tel
egraph Co.; an act to make valid the doings
| OF the town of Minot; an act to incorporate
the Portland Women's Christian Asso citation
an act to incorporate the Greenough Church
Edifce Association; an act to amend section
81 Of chapter IL of the revised statutes, rela-
ting to normal schools; an act to amend Sec
ton Of chapter l24 of the revised statutes
relating to indecent exposures; an act to
amend chapter 80 of the public laws of 1879,
relating to insolvent estates; resolve In favor
of an appropriation to carry into effect the
provisions of chap. SO of the public laws Of 60
in relation to the establishment of meridian
lines; resolve in favor of Henry +. Eaton,
Chas. H. Eaton, and F. W. Baldwin; re-
|
land, Military Plantation; resolve in favor Of
Z. f. Glidden and Carol Z. Record; resolve
providing for the payment of the expenses Of
the committee on Military Affairs; resolve
in favor of Annie 0. Burnham; resolve in
favor OF Joseph 0. Gerry; resolve in favor of
Moses A. Courier; resolve in favor of
Aroostook county; resolve in favor Of the
Joint Standing Committee on State Prison
resolve in favor of Addison j. Brown; re.
solve in favor Of James Withers; resolve in
favor Of John Gabrial; resolve In aid of road
In Island Falls.
PASSED TO BE ENAcTED.-An act to make
valid the doings of school district No. 8, in the
town of Bristol; an act to make valid
the doings of Jared c. Mash - q justice
of the peace an act to authorize the town of
Gouldsboro' 10 regulate the running at large Of
neat cattle in said town; an act to incorporate
the Monroe Cheese Co.; an act to incorpor-
ate the Maine State Temperance Reform As
ISOLATION; nm act relating to the Androscoggin
Pulp Co.; an act to incorporate the Bartlett
Land and Lumber Co. an act to make
valid the doings of the Union Meeting House
Association at Round Pond in Bristol; an
act relating to setting apart national do
main a. a public school fund; an act to
amend chapter three of the laws of 1872, en-
titled an act to amend sec. 80 of chap. IL of
Inc IeNlseu STATUTES IeiatlnR 10 tne lOcatlon OF
school houses; an act to regulate the close
time for taking trout in the tributaries of the
Androscoggin; an act additional to chap. 9 OF
the revised statutes relating to the Penobscot
Indians; an act to continue in force an act
authorizing pensions to disabled soldiers and
seamen; an act to prevent the casting of
edgngs, &c., into Mill Brook In Waterford;
an act authorizingJ J. II. P. Morrow, ct ais,
to extend wharf in Bowdoinham.
Mr.. FEssENDEN laid on the table to be
printed, an amendment to bill an act addi-
tional to chap. 40 of the revised statutes, re- |
specting insurance companies.
Bill an act in aid Of free high schools
was taken from The table and Tuesday next
at 10 O'Clock assigned for its further consid-
Grafton.
Resolve relating to newspaper postage was
read twice, and passed to be engrossed under
a suspension of the rules.
Bill an act to incorporate the Coburn
Land Co., was taken from the table, on mo-
ton of Mr.. WEEKS. Senate amendment
"a" was adopted, and on motion of
MIR. Weeks, the House noncoucurred
in the adoption by the Senate of amendment
''B." The bill was then passed to be en-