Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-14
House one copy Of til. revised statutes and

Mr.. leon OF Thomaston called the atten.
ton Of the gentleman from Wh.teheld (Mr
Carleton) to the foregoing orders, as some.
thing to be opposed.
An order was passed directing Warden
Rice to furnish each member with a sleigh
similar t. the one on exhibition front of the
Augusta House.
The following order was offered and passed
Ordered, That IN consequence Of an event
80 unparalleled in the history Of our State as
the election Of democratic Governor, for
the first time in II years, the democratic
members present are hereby allowed to give
utterancs to their emotions and that the bells
throughout the State be rung TO- morrow at II
O'Clock In honor of the event; also that all
Offices within the gift Of the State be and are
hereby declared vacated, and their places be
filled by members Of the democratic party, to
be appointed by the Governor elect; and
their salaries to be double the present sala-
ries paid to such officers.
On motion, bill an act entitled the cure evil
act was taken from the table.
1t 10 a. follows:
STATE OF MAINE.
Az Act entitled the cure evil act.
Be enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives Of 1872 TN Legislature re-
assembled, as follows:
SECTION /. The city of Portland is hereby
declared sacred soil and exempt from the en-
trance OF railroads therein, and all tracks now
within its limits are hereby declared nuis-
snce and may be abated by due process Of
law. Provided however, nothing herein con-
tanned shall apply to the Hubbard, Portland
and Bath Sea Shore Railroad charter.
SECT. 2. 1t shall be the duty of the Gov
ernor and Council to appoint one ''inspired
lobbiest" with power to employ assistants
whose duty 1t shall be to attend hereafter
exceeding in gross amount the net proceeds of
the sale on the twelfth instant at Bath of the
railroad charter aforesaid.
SECT. 8. Timothy, the evangelist, is here
by authorized and directed to endow one or
more churches ON the line of the Hubbard and
Hitchborn Sea Shore Line from the net pro-
ceeds Of the sale of all his charters, and also
to publish q book on ''inspired lobbying" for
the information of future legislatures; and
the balance thereof he 10 hereby authorized to
take with him as far a. the '.pearly gates
but not to cross Herewith the gulf to Uncle
Abraham's bosom.
SECT. 4. The Sea Shore lines are hereby
authorized to exchange free passes with each
other until their several roads are built.
SECT. s. The kimball Manufacturing Com.
foAy aAC ASACOy 0uIuOIlZcu auu ulItCteu 10
erect and maintain branch establishment in
the town of Orono for the manufacture of
jump-seats.
SECT. 8. Peter Charles Keegan's sundry
intentions Of marrying several of his fair con-
stituents are hereby legaliaed, so that the
State may be saved the expense of bringing
the Swedes to this country.
SECT. Z. All the doings of Jason NJ. Carl
ton since the death of the late Judge Clarence
Zachry Bruio of New jersey, be, and the same
are hereby legalized, and all his other rela-
tions with the rest of the world financially or
otherwise, and espeeially otherwise, are here
BY made void.
SECT. 8. The marriage of the King of
New Sweden with the fair Swedish lass, Is
hereby made valid, and his expenses (not ex-
ceeding the sum Of one thousand dollars) to
Sweden therefor, be paid out Of the Johnson
lone mill school fund.-
SECT. 9. There shall be paid out of the
johnson lone. mill school fund" the sum of
one thousand dollars to the person who shall
produce the best painting Of Esculapius, Ian.
Get in hand, astride the neck OF a citizen of
this State, vaccinating him.
SECT. 10. There shall be paid out Of the
same "fund" the sum Of five hundred dollars
to the first poor victim imprisoned on account
of his poverty under the johnson compulsory
education law.
SECT. IL. The representative frem the
Madawaska District shall hereafter be ex
of8cio King Of New Sweden, with all the
rights and privileges pertaining thereunto.
SECT. IL. The Cobb Lime Company are
hereby prohibited from dealing in hoop poles
with the constituents Of the gentleman from
Washington.
SECT. Is. The Abel Loom Corporation
ho vinp f,,lAlloI fta ha nh ;s
hereby repealed.
The bill was passed to be engrossed under
a suspension of the rules, and was subse
Quently passed to be enacted.
Senate bill No. being an act to incorpo-
rate the Union Brewery Company, was read
three times under Q suspension Of the rules.
1t 10 as follows:
STATE OF MAINE.
An ACT to incorporate the Union Brewery
Company.
Be Il enacted 6g the Senate and House of
Representatives. of 1872, in Legislature re-
assembled. as follows:
SECTION l. Joshua Nye and Edmund Will
son, Neal Dow and James McGinchy, Albert
Paine and Frank Wilson, f. c. Brett and
John 8. Kimball, Edwin B. Smith and T. II.
Hubbard, are hereby created body corporate
for the purpose ofpromoting temperance and
virtue in all things, with the erelusire right of
boiling spirituous liquors, dealing in and
the sale thereof, whereby erriag
man may seem to drink, and not drink
be eheated-and by that name may
sue and be sued, and have all proper RENE
dies at law and in equity, and be subject to
all the duties and liabilities of like corpora
tons under the laws of this state, except tax
alton, fines and penalties.
SECT. 2. This corporation is hereby au-
thorized and directed to erect and maintain
three breweries in this state, viz: one in the
city of Portland of the capacity of one hogs
head. one in the city Of Augusta of the same
size, and one in the city Of Bangor of the ca
pacity Of two hogshead.
SECT. 8. 1t shall be the duty of said cor
poration to take and hold with or without
process of law all liquors seized under the
laws of this State, either before or after con-
domination, and manufacture them into brews
for the free use of the sick and INDECENT tenn
perance men of the age of forty years and
upwards; provided howerer the boiling pro-
cess in brewing shall continue until the King
hath arisen.
SECT. 4. 1t shall be the duty Of said cor
pora,ion to keep for sale at each of their