Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-08
pointed on the part Of the House, Messrs.
Uinckley, Robinson, and Reed.

Linneus, for reimbursement, referred to the
Committee on Claims in the House, came
from the Senate referred to the next legisla-
ture.
The House insisted, and asked for a COM
mittee of conference, and the Speaker APP
pointed Messrs. Matthews, keegan, and Fol-
| som Of Oldtown.
On motion of Mr.. CoBURS,
ORDERED: That the Committee on Rail-
roads be requested to inquire into the expe-
diency of requiring the European and North
American Railway Co., to carry passengers
and freight at rates corresponding to those of
other railroads.
On motion of Mr.. CARY,
ORDERED, That the Committee on Legal
Affairs inquire whether any further legisa-
ton is necessary in regard to the assignment
of wages.
On motion of Mr.. WEEKS,
ORDERED, That the Committee on Indian
Affairs inquire into the propriety of establish
ing by law that no pay of salaries shall be
made to white person or persons not belong
ing to the Penobscot Tribe of Indians, with
out the consent, in due form, of said tribe.
Mr.. BARRON from the Committee on Legal
Affairs, reported ''ought to pass" on bill an
act to make valid the dongs ofJared c. Nash
as a Justice Of the peace, and an act to legal
ize the doings of School District No. 5 in
Bristol. Read and assigned. Also reported
''leave TO Withdraw on petition OF the town
of Danforth for legalization of doings of said
town.
Mr.. TnoMAs from the same committee, re-
ported "leave to Withdraw" on petition of L.
NJ Stilwell for change of the law in relation
to the killing of moose, deer and caribou.
Also reported, On order, bill an act to amend
sec. 9 of chsp. 80 Of the revised statutes re-
llaing to moose, deer and caribou. Printed
under rule. This bill prohibits the killing
of deer, moose and caribou between the lst
day of.January and LIST day of October
Mr.. HUBBARD from the Committee on Agri-
culture, on petition, reported bill an act to
authorize the town Of Gouldsboro to regulate
the running at large Of neat cattle in said
town. Read and assigned.
Mr.. CARY from the Committee on State
Prison, reported Legislation inexpedent,"
on resolve authorizing the sale of land con-
nected with the State Prison. Also reported
fought to pass" on resolve making valid
the acts of the Warden Of the State Prison in
making sale end conveyance of certain lands
and granite Quarries to certain persons. Read
and assigned.
Mr.. JONES from the Committee on Agricul-
ture, on petition, reported bill an act TO amend
an act entitled an act additional to an act es-
tablishing the State college of Agriculture
'67. Read and assigned.
Mr.. BIsBEE from the Committee on Rail.
u roads, on order, reported bill an act &c
amend sec. chap. 223 of the laws Of II re-
e lating to passes on railroads. Printed un
u der rule.
Mr.. THOMPSON from the Committee OF
. on Ways and Bridges, reported reference &c
c the next legislature" on bill an act addiiiona
: to IN act to incorporate the proprietors of the
Bangor Bridge.
9 Dir. CRoswELL; from the Committee or
, Manufactures, reported fought to pass" or
u bill an act to incorporate the Monroe Cheese
: Co. Read and assigned.
Mr.. DINGLEY from the Judiciary Commit
tee, on Petition. reported an act to incor-
l porate the Maine State Temperance Reform
Association. Read and assigned
Mr.. YINToN, from the same committee re-
ported fought to pass" on bill an act to in
corporate the Northern Co. Read and as.
signed.
Mr.. RANDALL from the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads, on order, reported
a resolve in aid of road in Island Falls.
Read and assigned.
Mr.. DISGLEY from the Committee on Edu-
, cation, on report of the Superintendent OF
Common Schools, reported a resolution to
instruct our Congressman to favor a measure
to apportion the public lands of the United
States, to the different states for the support
of education.
Mr.. LOCKE from the Committee on Manu-
features, repded sought to pass" on bill an
act to incorporate the Androscoggin Pulp Co.,
: and bill an act to incorporate the Bartlett
Land and Lumber Co. Read and assigned.
Mr.. KEEGAN from the Committee on Legal
Reform, reported bill an act to legalize the
acts of the selectmen of Wiscasset in the
votes of the town. Read and assigned. Also
reported ''leave to withdraw" ON petition of
Willard Carver ct ais. for amendment of the
city charter of Bangor, and petition Of j. W.
Porter for change of law relating to the kill
ing Of deer. Also reported Legislation in
expedient," on order to inquire into the ex-
pediency of passing law providing for dep
uty town and county treasurers.
Mr.. CRocKER from the Committee on
Claims, on petition for refunding Of money to
Aroostook county expended on road, reported
q resolve in favor of Aroostook county.
Read and assigned.
Mr.. JORDAN from the Committee on Agri-
culture, reported ''ought to pass" on bill an
act to incorporate the Maine State Pomologi
cal Society. Read and assigned.
Mr.. NASH from the Committee on Banks
and Banking, reported sought to pass" on
bill an act to incorporate the Hancock County
Savings Bank. Read and assigned
| Mr.. ADAMS, from the COMMITTEE on Legal
Affairs, reported Legislation inexpedient."
on communication relating to the powers of
trial justices of the peace. Also reported
preference to the Committee on Interior Wa
tiers" on petition of Samuel r. Chapman for
law prohibiting the throwing Of refuse lum-
Der into Ellis river. Also reported on petit
ton, bill an act TO make valid the dongs of
the Union Meeting House Association, at
Round Pond, in the town Of Bristol. Read
and assigned.
Mr.. TREAT, from the Committee on Claims,
reported leave to withdraw, on petition of
Francis b. Lane, for reimbursement ofmoney,
expended for war purposes.
Mr. PRENYIss from the same committee,
reported reference to the next legislature"
. on petition of b. F. Higgins for lot of land
Mr.. WALKER from the same committee, re-
, ported reference to the Committee on Pen
sions, on petition of Sophia Baker for PEN
, sion.
MIR. SIURIEvANr from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported "leave to Withdraw on
petition Of Sullivan Green and 20 others for
law to prevent the picking of cranberries in
certain places.
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