Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-30
sufficient notice to all parties and persons

mittee on Railroads for hearing of the par.
ties, therefore,
Ordered, That notice of the tendency OF
said petition, and of the time and place for q
hearing of all persons and parties interested
shall be given By publishing this preamble and
order in the Oxford Democrat, printed in the
county of Oxford, the Weekly Lewiston Jour
nal published in Lewiston in the county OF
Androscoggin, and the Weekly Portland
Press, two weeks successfully, the first pub
LEGATION in each of said papers to be at least ten
days before Friday the 18th of Feb. next, on
which day hearing will be had before said
committee in the Senate Chamber at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, at which time all parties or
persons interested may be heard, if they shall
see cause.
Ga motion of Mr.. HoUGHroN,
Ordered, That the Committee on Judicia-
ry, be instructed to inquire wha. legislation
is necessary to enable Lake Plantation, Of
Hamlin's Grant, TO collec. money to pay its
Indebtedness.
Mr.. BoARpMAN offered the following,
which was passed;
Whereas, BY order of the House, all mat.
tiers giving rise to discussion shall be deferred
until after the expiration of the morning
hour therefore,
Ordered, That lobby speeches either for or
against any measure coming up for considera-
ton, be also deferred until after the expira-
ton of the morning hour, and when such
speeches are incorporated into the morning
services, it shall be the duty of the Speaker
to enforce this order.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, from the Committee
on Ways and Means, reported reference to
Committee on.Financial Affairs, on SO much
ofthe Governors Message as relates TO the
care of the shaking fund.
Mr.. FERNALD, from the Committee on
har Yfn i've
bill an act to incorporate the Pennington
Cheese Manufacturing Co. Read and as
signed
] MIR. HOuGHroN, trem the same committee,
reported Ought to pass, on bill an act to in
corporate the Fryeburg Cheese Manutac-
turing Co. Read and assigned.
Mr.. DAVIS, from the Committee on Legal
Affairs, on order, reported bill an act TO
amend section l, chapter Il of the public
laws of 1872, relating TO the appointment of
deputy town clerks. Printed under rule.
MIR. YATES, from the Committee on Pen
sions, reported in Il new draft, and ought to
pass, on bill an act authorizing pensions for
disabled soldiers and seamen. Printed under
rule.
Mr.. RowELL, from the Committee on Edu-
cation, on petition, reported resolve in ia
vor of the town OF Atkinson. Read and as
signed.
Mr.. SwAsEY, from the Committee on Elec-
tons, reported leave to withdraw on remon-
STRANGE of Geo. Drisko againt the right Of
Joseph w. Coffin to a seat in this House, and
Mr.. Kimball from the same committee, made
a minority report, giving Mr.. Drisko the seat.
The reports were ordered to be printed.
Mr.. LEAvIrT, from the Committee on Rail-
roads, reported fought to pass, on bill an
act to amend section ~, chapter 81 of the
revise d statutes. Printed under rule. Also
reported} ought to pass, on bill an act ad-
ditional to an act to incorporate the Castine
& Ellsworth Railroad Co. Read and as
signed
Mr.. Snow. from the same committee, re-
ported ought to pass, on bill an act to iucor-
porate the Katahlin Slate Co. Read and as
signed.
Mr.. COBB, from the Committee on Manu-
features, on petition, reported bill an act to
incorporate the Bath Manufacturing and
Commercial Co. Read and assigned.
Mr.. WARREN, from the same committee,
on petition, reported bill an act to authorize
and empower the Little Androscoggin Water
Power Co., to carry on the manufacturing,
distribution and sale of gas in Lewiston and
Auburn. Also reported on petition, bill an
act to increase the capital stock of the Me-
chanic Falls Darying Association. Read
and assigned.
MT. IAMPBELL lIOul VII
Ways and Bridges, on petition, reported bill
an act to authorize the inhabitants of kenne
bunkport to bridge certain tide water creeks.
Read and assigned. Also reported reference
to the Committee on State Lands, On petition
of citizens of Bridgewater for appropriation
for highway.
Mr. MOORE, from the Committee on Com
merce, reported ought to pass, on bill an act
authorizing Joseph Church & Co. to lay a
pipe or aqueduct into the tide waters in the
town of Bristol; also reported on petition,
bill an act authorizing Joseph Church 6 Co.
to build and maintain wharf into the tide
waters of Bristol. Read and assigned.
Mr.. Young, from the same committee, on
petition, reported bill an act authorizing VIM.
Keen to extend and maintain wharf in Me-
domac river; also reported, on petition, bill
an act authorizing Joseph Hopper to build a
wharf into the tide waters of Deep Cove of
Georges river. Read and assigned.
Mr.. HALL, from the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads, on petitions, report
ed resolve appropriating $500 for road in
Indian Township, resolve in favor Of John
Bell of Oakield Plantation, resolve appropri-
ting $400 upon that part of the Houlton and
Barring road passing through the Indian
Township, ana resolve authorizing the Land
Agent to execute a deed of certain land in
Aroostook county at GO cents per acre, in or
der to confirm title. Read and assigned.
Also reported reference to the committee on
Financial Affairs, on petition of Miles Stand
sh Jr. ct ais. for abatement of tax in Flag
staff Plantation.
Mr.. Powers, from the same committee,
on petition, reported resolves in favor of Geo.
L. Whitney of Presque Isle and Jennie NJ.
Strickland. Read ard assigned.
| PASSED TO BE ENG RosSED-An act to make
valid the doings of the town of Mayfeld; an
act to incorporate the export Cheese Man
nfacturing Association; an act authorizing
John Whitmore to construct weirs in Penob-
scot river; an act to incorporate the Rock
land District Camp Meeting Association.
| PASSED TO he ENACTED-An act to increase
the capital stock of the Barnard Slate Quar-
ry Company; an act granting further time for
the Penobsco. and Lake Megantic Railroad
Company to locate and complete its road.
FINALLY PAssED-Resolve in favor of Peter
Salmore.
! The report of the Committee on State In
dustrial School for Girls, reporting bill es-
tablishing a school, and a resolve appropria-
ting money for same, was accepted, and the
resolve read once.
Mr.. Snow moved that the rules be sus-