Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-18
House.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. II.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. SANDERsoN Of Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in concur
renee.
On motion of Mr.. TALBOT the report of the jul
dietary, on proposed constitutional amendments,
under consideration when the House adjourned
last night, was laid on the table and assigned for
afternoon.
Mr.. STONE, from the Committee Oh State Pris-
on reported reference to the next legislature, on
order relating to establishing the number Of off
GERS of the state prison, and their salaries. Pend
ing the acceptance of the report, it was tabled on
motion Of Mr.. TALBOT.
Mr.. RANDALL, from the Committee on Change
of Name on petitions reported bill an act to au-
thorize the Lockwood Cotton Mills of Waterviile
to change the name of its corporation and bill an
act to change the name Of the First No. Yarmouth
Aqueduct Co. Read three times under suspen-
sion of the rules, and passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. LEAvITT, from the Committee on Legal At
fairs reported in a new draft, and ought to pass,
on bill an act to amend the charter of the Norway
Village Corporation. Read and passed to be en-
crossed under suspension of the rules.
Mr.. SHEPHERD, from the Committee on Finan-
cia Affairs, order relating to reduction of ex-
pendtures, reported resolve relating to the des-
tribution of public documents. provides for
forwarding by the Superintendent Of Pub
lie Buildings, of documents to towns libraries and
public officers. Also reported on order resolved es
| ignating the number Of pnblic documents, which
shall be distributed. The two resolves were
passed 10 be engrossed under a suspension of the
| rules.
| Mr.. SHEPHERD, from the Committee on Educa-
ton, petition, reported resolve in favor of the
Maine Industrial School for Girls, which was read
and tomorrow ASST gned. (Appropriates $4,000
Mr.. TALBOT, from the Committee on the judi
airy, reported ought to pass on bill an act to incor
porate the Maine nltarian Association. Read
and passed to be engrossed under a suspension Of
the rules.
READ AND ASSIGNED FOR TOMORROW.
A. To -,
| in favor of Silver Ridge Plantation; act to
amend chap. As of the revised statutes relating to
taxation Of corporations; resolve in favor of the
Maine General Hospital at Portland.
| PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
Resolve in favor Of Hugh Jameson; resolve in IA
yor of David Doe of Lyndol resolve appropriate
| ing 50 900 on Mathematical bridge in the county
of Penobscot; resolve in favor of Sabin f. Berry
| and G. S. Berry; resolve in favor Of Andrew r.
Higgins; resolve in favor of Joseph l.. Young re-
solve in favor Of Bowdin r. Blackstone; resolve
| in favor of A. +. Owens resolve in favor of Ad-
drew Wren Of Woodland Plantation; resolve in
favor of Moose river bridge, in the county of SOM
ersct; resolve in favor of compiling and printing
school laws; resolve in favor Of Thomas Madison;
act to repeal sections 81 and 81 of chap ii of the
revised statutes relating TO teachers Institutes re-
| solve in favor Of the Eastern Normal School, at
Castine; resolve in favor of the Western State
Normal School at Pennington; resolve favor
of Geo. H. Freeman Of Pressure Isle; resolve in
favor OF Jos. ii. Whitman an act relating TO pedg-
| es resolve in favor of the Female Orphan Asylum
in Portland. (Approprates $4,000 resolve in IA
| vor of the Bangor Chdrens Home; Cap
propriates $1,000 resolve in favor of the town Of
| Island Falls resolve in favor Of the South Hay
| Stack road in Castle Hill Plantation, in the county
| of Aroostook
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act relating TO enc cling railroads; an act to
incorporate the Oleman Dam Co.. an act to lncor-
porate the Trustees ofthe st. Augustine School
for boys at Topsham; an act to incorporate the
Lewiston 4 Augusta Railroad Co.; an act to
amend an act abating portion of the State tax of
Waterville; an act to enable William Conway to
extend and maintain warf into tide waters at
Blue Hill an act to inc ,rporae the Andover Dairy
Association; An act to incorporate the Canton j.
Dxfield cheese factory; an act to incorporate the
corporate the Wayne Cheese Factory Association;
act relating 10 fencing railroads an act to en-
force the collection Of taxes upon railroad COM