Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-24

ports OF referees; On act in relation 10 at
fachments in certain cases; an act explanato-
| ry OF section So of chapter 81 of the revised
statutes, relating to actions on promissory
notes; an act to incorporate the Central Hall
Company of Jonesport; an act to iccorporate
the Eastern Land and Improvement Compa-
ny; an act relating to drains and sewers in
the city of Portland resolve in favor of Den.
mis- Getchell; an act to incorporate the Aroos-
took River Railroad Company; resolve in
favor of bridge in Oxbow plantation.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.-An act to incor-
porate the Belfast Hotel Company; an act to
incorporate the Cove Slate Company in the
town OF Monson; an act to incorporate the
Oxford Mill Company; an act to amend sec.
ton 26 Of chapter li3 of the revised statutes,
relating to poor debtor disclosures; an act to
repeal section l2 of chapter ll6 of the revised
statutes relating to fees of juries; an act to
amend section Of chapter 90 of the public
laws OF 1869 relating to the militia; act to
amend chapter q of the public acts of 1872,
relating to liens on animals; an act to author
ize the County Commissioners of kepnebecs
county to repair the bridges across the Sebas
ticook river: an act to amend the secon
| specification of section 81 of chapter II of the
revised statutes, in regard to studies taught
in common schools; an act TO authorize the
proprietors of the Rose Place Property, so
called in Bangor, to extend q wharf into the
tide waters of Penobscot river; an act to in
corporate the East Pscataquis Agricultural
Society; an act to incorporate the Diamond
Slate Company; an act to prevent injury to
railroad fences and other property; an act in
aid of free high schools an act to incorpor-
porate the Damn Manufacturing Company;
} an act to amend section of chapter POS of
the public laws CT 1871 in regard to the rights
and liabilities of stockholders; an act to
authorize the town of Yarmouth to loan its
credit for the establishment Of Manufactures;
an act additional 10 chapter GS of the revised
statutes relating to insolvent estates; an act
to incorporate the Coburn Land Company.
| FINALLY PAssEp.-Resolve in favor OF re-
pairing and building bridges over streams in
Patten and Chamberlain lake; resolve in
favor of Woodland plantations resolve in
| favor Of Walker Darling; resolve in favor of
the Military and Naval Asylum of Bath; re-
solve to correct a clerical error in the number
of polls in the town of Hartford; resolve in
aid of road over Indian township in the
county of Washington; resolve in aid of
building bridges in Hamlin plantation, Aroos-
took county resolve in favor of James Doyle
resolve in favor Of the State Library; resolve
in favor Of b. F. Adams; resolve in favor OF
the chapel connected with the Insane Hos
pital.
/ Resolve authorizing the Land Asen. TO
: convey lot of land in Lyndon, was read the
; second time, and laid on the table. on motion
of Mr.. KING
Bill an act relative to the equity powers of
the Supreme Judicial Court, was read the
third time, amended on motion Of Mr.. TIT
COMB, and passed to be engrossed.
Bill an act relating to recognizances in
testimony, was read the third time and laid
on the table on motion of Mr.. kEEoAN.
Resolve relative to the claims of settlers
E upon propfietors lands in the county Of
Aroostock, was read the second time, and
Mr.. kIMBALL moved its indefinite postpone
2 ment, and advocated his motion.
Messrs. Keegan, and Randall OF Island
Falls, and Weeks spoke against the motion.
. Mr.. CoRTHELL moved an amendment, which
was lost.
The House refused to indefinitely postpone,
and passed the resolve to be engrossed
On motion of Mr.. KELLocH, the resolve to
legalize the doings OF the Warden of the State
Prison in making sale of certain lands, was
taken from the table
Mr.. ToRREr offered an amendment which
was adopted.
The resolve was Then passed to be cngross-
: ed
On motion OF Mr.. MAYHEM, bill an act to
incorporate the Casco Lodge OF +. and A.
Masons was taken from the table.
On motion of Mr.. LoRIHG of Yarmouth,
the bill was indefinitely postponed.
Bill an act to divide Clinton Gore planta-
ton and annex the same to the towns of
Clinton and Burnham, was taken from the
table on motion OF Mr.. ROLLINS.
Mr.. ToTMAS spoke in opposition to the bill,
and offered an amendment.
Mr.. Rollins took the floor in faver of the
passage of the bill, and was speaking when
the Speaker declared the House adjourned,
under the rule adopted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
READ AND ASSIGNED. An act relating TO
; the Maine Industrial School for girls an act
extending the time for the Maine Central
Railroad Co. to complete its road between
i. Cumberland junction and Portland an act to
: amend chap. 81 Of the revised statutes reat.
ing 10 suits by married women.
I Bill an act additional to chap. 40 Of the re-
vised statutes relating to insurance and nsur-
e ance companies, was read twice and Tuesday
next assigned for its third reading, on motion
] of Mr. LoRING of Portland.
Bill an act additional to chap. 81 Of the re-
r vised statutes relative to railroads, was read
the third time and indefinitely postponed on
: motion of Mr.. VINToN.
: message was received from the Senate
through its Secretary, requesting the return
: to that body, of the resolve in favor of the
, State Reform School, The resolve was re-
( turned.
On motion CT Mr.. TIrcoMn bill an act to
authorize Isaac S. Bangs ct. ais. to clear the
channel and navigate the Kennebec river be-
tween Wateryile and Augusta, was taken
from the table.
The same member moved TO amend so that
+ the river shall be navigable with their boats
2 during the summer season in the ordinary
state Of the water Also that at the dam and
locks authorized to be built at Six Miles falls,
n the parties shall not unnecessarily obstruc.
the navigation of the river with gondalos,
RATS or lumber; also by striking out the third
section, which provides that parties not com
e mon carriers, using the river improved, shall
n pay the corporation therefor.
a The amendments were adopted and the bill
s passed to be engrossed.
e Mr.. MATTHEWS, from The Judiciary Com.
mittee, reported ought not to pass on bill
an act to amend sec. Go, &C and 81 of chan.
Ut OF the Revised Statutes, relating to EN-.
= bezzlement.
e The House resumed consideration of the
bill to divide Clinton Gore, and annex the
= same to Clinton and Burnham.
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