Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-20

hennebec TO assist in rebuilding the Learned
oriags across Sabasticook river; resolve es-
taoiisihns the valuation of the town of King.
man.
Bill an act to protect sheep husbandry from
destruction by dogs, was taken IN. the ouos
ton being upon receding from the vote in.
definitely postponing the same, and con.
curing with the Senate, in giving the bill n
passage.
Mr.. PIERcE moved that the House adhere.
Mr.. WISsLow opposed the motion, and in
Il vigorous speech, supported the bill.
Amendments, looking to the careful pro-
lection Of the rights of dogs were offered, hy
6iessrs. Pullcn, Wilson, Leavi.t, KimbalI,
Cornish, Talbot, Kelloch, Hunter and others.
Mr.. ARBor thought matter which had
been reported from a committee representing
three-fourths Of the taxable property of the
State, was entitled to respectful hearing.
The amendments were assigned for the first
day Of April.
The House voted to alherc.
Report of the Committee on Legal Affairs,
reporting fought not to pass" on bill an act
relating to the settlement Of paupcrs, was
taken up, the bill makes three years nee
essary to a legal settlement of q pauper, in
stead OF five.
Mr.. LEWIS moved to amend By striking
the word mot from the report so that the
bill might be brought before the House, and
spoke in favor of his motion.
The motinn wa. onnossd ~, nessrs D,,;s
kimball, Powers and Lamson.
The House refused to amend the report.
Mr.. MILLlKrN, from the Committee on FL
nancial Affairs, reported new draft, and
fought to pass" on bill an act to increase
the salary OF the County Attorney for An
droscoEgin county. This increases his salary
from $3.50, to Sjoo.l The report was sc-
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PErIIioNs' BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND Re
Bv sIr. Ft,1ry-Bill an act TO inco-norata
the Margina! Railway Go. Ordered 10 be
printed.
Nv Mr.. CoRv,sJ-Ril an art granting n
charter TO the Alrmni Association Of Bates
College. referred TO the COMMITTEES on the
Judiciafy.
By Mr.. EDrs-petition of r. ID. Cum.
minrs ct ais, for nrotection of front in GER
tain streams in Prospect and stockton. Re-
ferred to the next LEGISLATURE.
By Mir. CALDwEIL-petition Of W. p. Ball
ct ais. : of Ole Hanson O. ais of inhabitants
of CRYSTAL Plantation. Referred to the next
LEGISLATURE.
By Mr.. KEtLoCu-Remonstra of citi-
zens of Thomaston against tax on premiums
collected by insurance companies doing busi.
ness in this State. Referred 10 the Commit
tee on WAYS and Means.
BY Mr.. LAysey-Biil an act II eoualize the
State tax. Referred to the Committee on