The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-02-15
The Educational Committee
FIFTY-SECOND LEGISLATURE.
Especial to Press.
SENATE.

SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Feb IA.
| House papers disposed of in concurrence with
| the following exceptions:
| The Coburn Land Company bill came from
the House on its passage to be engro ssed, with
one of the Senate amendments rejected.
| Mr.. Brooks moved to insist on the former
| vote, which was carried. Messrs Coffin Ding
ley and o. Brion were appointed conferees.
The bill for compulsory vaccination came
from the House on its passage to be engrossed,
the Senate having indefinitely postponed it
The Senate insisted on its former vote Messrs.
Brooks Harrington and Burgess were appoint.
| ed conferees. rtf-r-
The resolve in favor of S. F. Walker was
non-concurred in; the Senate deciding to insist.
Messrs. Smith, Chaplin and Hadlock were APP
pointed conferees.
Read and assigned-Bll relative to compulso-
| ry attendance at school; to change the names OF
| certain persons; resolve in favor of AroostoOk
| Co. IN favor of N. Quin ct ais: in favor of Ea-
| gle Island, Hancock county; bill to amend sec.
| 81, chap. H. r. S., relative to the State Normal
| School; to incorporate the Northport Grove
| Camp-meeting Association relative to indecent
| exposure; to amend chap. IS, public laws of
1872, relating to insolvent estates; to incorpor-
| ate the trustees of the johnson Home School
for boys in Topsham; to incorporate the Port
| land Woman's Christian Association; to make
valid the doings of the town of Minot (under
suspension of the rules passed to be engrossed);
| to incorporate the Deer Isle Telegraph Co.; re-
solve in aid of roads in Island Falls in favor of
A. j. Brown; in favor of j. Wthers; in favor
of E. Glidden ct ais; in favor of M A. Currer;
bill to provide for the enrolment of the militia;
to provide for the proper expenditure by towns
of school money received from the State; to in
corporate the Sebago Lake Steam Mill Co.; to
amend sec. "a, chap. II, r. s., relating to stud
les in Common Schools, under the rules this
bill was tabled to be printed.
The bill to incorporate the Greenough Church
Edifice Association was, under suspension of
the rules, passed to be eDgrossed, and tabled by
Mr.. Dingley.
The same gentleman tabled the bill authoriz-
ing the town of Yarmouth to loan its credit in
aid of manufactures.
The bill Incorporating the Eastport Gas
Light Co. was, under suspension of the rules
passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Dingey, the bill to supply
the cities of Lewiston and Auburn with pure
water was tabled to be printed
A remonstrance was presented against the
consolidation of certain railroads
Leave to withdraw was reported on petition
ior the preservation of fish in the town of HouI-
| ton $3.50
| ioPorls We're presented from the Com
,ni''e &c On temperance. The majority report bv
ME- ohapiin, the minority by Mr. Rroots a.
motion of Mr. Chaplin both reports wera tab,o h
to be printed. i' '''''u
Passed to be e'aacted-Bill to ;rcor :,
Bartlett Land and Lumber Co. to inc .a.e one
the Monroe Cheese Factory addition al ~ ~
9, R. S.. relating to the Penobscot Tndi.n onap
authorize j. H. Morrow ct ais to extend wb, IF