Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-03-06

Cheese Manufacturing Company; to amend
sec. Q of chap. 30 Of the revised statutes,
relating TO Moose, Deer aud Caribou; to
incorporate the Ellsworth and Deer Isle
Telegraph Company; to amend see. OF
chap. l24 of the revised statutes, relating
to indecent exposure; to amend ian act TO
incorporate the Calais Railroad Company,
and amendatory acts thereto relating to
the st. Croix and Penobscot Railroad Com
pany; to amend chap. lis, sec. OF the
revised statutes. relative to the penalty for
placing distractions on railroad; Relating
tn free text boobs in public schools; to
authorize Alfred +. Corners and others to
extend a wharf into the tide waters OF
Frenchmens Bay; 10 provide for the
proper expenditure by towns of school
money received from the State; 10 pro-
vide for the enrolment of the militia; re-
lating To disturbing public meetings; to
amend section 81 of chap. ii of the revised
statutes, relating TO Normal Schools; to
enable Academies to surrender their prop
erty to cities. towns and plantations for
the benefit of free high schools; additional
to chap. 60 OF the revised statutes. relat-
ing to insolyent estates; to amend chap.
IS of the public laws Of 1872. relating to
insolvent estate; to define what shall con
stitute pauper supplies; to amend the
second specification Of section IL of the
revised statutes, In regard 10 studies
taught in common schools; TO amend sec.
3 OF chap. 205 of the public laws Of ISL In
regard To the rights and liabilities of stock
holders; to amend sec. 26 OF chap. ll3 OF
the revised statutes, relating to poor debtor
disclosures to repeal sec. II Of chap. ZIG
of the revised statutes, relating to tees of
juries; in aid Of tree high schools; to
amend chap. - of the public acts of 1879,
relating TO liens on animals; to prevent
injury 10 railroad fences or property; to
amend sec. % of chap. ~ OF the revised
statutes, relating to decision in the Su-
pre- Judicial Court relating 10 attach
ments of real estate, to amend chap. ~,
sec. 80 of the revised statutes, relating to
fees of fence viewers; providing for the
trial tissues of fact by Il jury in equity
cases; TO amend chap. Sc of The revised
statutes. relating to trustee porcess to
amend section 3, of chapter 20 of the public
laws OF 1869, relating TO the militia addl-
tional to and ameudatory OF chap. ~ of
the public laws of -, relating TO Savings
Banks; addition to chapter IL of the re-
yiscd statutes, relating to uuisances; TO
the insane hospital; amendatory of chap.
GG Of the public laws of ~, and of chapter
- OF the revised statutes, relating 10 intox-
icating liquors; To provide in part for the
expenditures Of government; relating 70
free high schools in the town oi French
Vile; additional to chap. 80 of the revised
| statutes, respecting insurance and insur-
ance companies; relating 10 setting apart
| National domain aS public school fund,
| providing for surveying aud making the
| line between Maine aud New Hampshire;
| IN favor OF inhabitants OF Eagle Island
| Military Plantation, county IF Hancock;
7 In favor Of chapel connected with the III
sane Hospital; making appropriations for
the propagation Of fish and for additional
fish wardens, appropriating money 10 be
| expended in repairing bridge across
| Mol ncu, stream; providing for the pay
| meut of bountic~ on widinmal> ia favor
! ofthc Maine Industrial School for Girls
| rc,ating 70 a new insane hospital; in favor
| OF an appropriation TO carry into effect the
| provisions OF chapter y 81 the Lass Of 90,
| in relation to the e,tlhl >hmeut of mcrl-
! dian lines, in favor Of tie Western Normal
| School II Pennington.
The following Resolution oflrrcdh by Mr.
Talbot OF Machia-. Wa unanimously
adopted ID the closing session ~ the Legs
! Iaturr:
RE-"LvFr. That thf thanks u th.- Hou-+'
| ." t'0drsr / % Hon. T.. = Webb tpr tn ahir
/ and impartial IN lnu+r Ia vhch h~ has, rrr-.d-
I ct over 81. a .i', raiiun..
/ Below "" give mn remarks ~ Me.srs.
| wh.tcomp anil lrrNorgy 81 our uNn ,ouu-
Z N upon it- passage.
Mr wufr,uNn AL
I Mr Clrr, - mUy tnI,r-- ,ts r-."lu-
I tiuu witch has hryu ll.i u.ru th~ table.
Z aud heartily concur iu ll tur sentiment,
/ that have been uttered u tIr Aa.,. and
\ eloquent rrmarA- pi .-ntrmru whp have
I preceded me. Although ! cannot ai.l o.
I What ha- already l,.-en -ul. desire Oh rN-
ms oNh heat m n ~ ',,',nIl De- ia,,e e.
am thank aur Speaker. aad .trry member
I ~ ihi~ h"dY iDr aii fl~ kIuIu--. with
Shirh h4sr beru treated throua hnut thu
I entire session.
I Onr labor i- NOW done. and our record
7 made ~. ana ihr wDrk gu... OIt ~ thr
I people, e. By judged ~ accprlin. o. IN
merits. believe uur action. have been
a. honest. Il Hnt A. Wise. 49, that 81 auy
/ previous legislatures convened AZ til. cap
[ itol
u j. hut reasonable % suppose that very
niauy of a. will never meet again. But.
should i ever BE- ms pleasure. hereafter. ID
meet With any Of you, my hand will be cx-
tended with even more than friendly
1 grasp. have never allowed any person.
al feeling to be carried beyond the decision
OF any questions which have come before
us and If have ever done an unjust act,
or uttered an unkiud word to any Of YOU,
most sincerely ask your forgiveness. We
are now alb ut 70 separate and 20 To our
homes and friends. You carry with Won.
gentlemen, ms best wishes for yonr future
happiness and prosperity. | now bid you
one and all, good bye.
Mr.. TREwORGY said
Mr.. Clerk 1t i with L high degree of
pleasure that | give my hearty indorse-
ment TO the resolutions presented here to
night. My heart overilows with pleasant
memories of the past few weeks, and be-
cause OF those memories rise here at this
time In order that may personally thank
our Speaker, and the members OF this
Honse tor the courtesy and kindness ex-
tended towards me during this session.
For their kind and considerable attention
paid me when in debate thank them and
hope they will believe me wheu | saw that
If have erred q know | have that il was
an error of the head, and not OF the heart
TO you Mr.. Speaker. and the members
and officers of this House. | extend a God
blessing.
mong the more important laws passed
BY our Legislation, at its recent session
are.
The free high school bill, which author
lies and encourages towns to maintain
free high schools during part of the
year, by paying from the State Treasury
our half the expenses not exceeding $500. |
The amendment to the Savings bank .
aw, requiring the distribution of surplus |
profits once in two years. instead of four. !
and providing for the issue of duplicate |
books OF deposit, when the original is lost. |
Bill to provide for the collection and |
publication of statistics, relating to manu-
featuring and industrial pursuits at present |
in Maine.
Law authorizing Counties to erect work
shops in connection with tails and re-
quiring sentence OF persons convicted. to
De Imprisonment and labor in jails main
tanning work shopS