Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-02-12
he location Of It's line Of railroad; an act add.

the location Of its line Of railroad; an act add-
tional TO and amendatory Of "an act to enable the
city of Bangor 10 aid the Bangor & PiscataQuis
r. X. Co. in the extended construction of its rail-
road, approved Feb. %, 1871 an act TO extend
the time for the completion of the Bangor 4 Pis-
cataquis railroad; resolve in favor OF the Joint
Standing Committee on Reform School; sn act
to authorize the Maine Central Railroad Company
to discontinue the use of portion of its track an
act TO amend sec AZ, chap. 2, of the revised stat
utes, relating 10 the distribution of election blanks
an act to amend chap. 592 of the public laws OF
1874, relating TO the close-tine for land ed
salmon, toguc or trout 10 the st. Croix river and
its tributaries.
Bill an sct TO amend sec. 5, chap. ~ of the re-
vised statutes, relating to equity powers, came up
on its passage to he engrossed, and was laid on
the table on motion of Mr. PORTER, and to-mor.
row assigned for lis third reading.
Bill al act additional to chap. 4 Of the revised
hle ON motion Of Mr.. CLEAvES, pending lis third
reading.
Resolve in favor Of James Fhair Of Chapman
plantation read the secoud time ana LAID on
the table, on motion of Mr.. STORY.
Resolve in favor Of the Maine industrial Scdool
for Grls was read the secoud time and laid on the
table. motion of Mr.. TAI BOT, pending lis pas
sage to be engrossed.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Centennial Com
mission was read laid on the table and Tuesday
sderation on motion of Mr. ROBINSON Of Lin
coin
Resolve in favor of j. W. Hines was read the
second lime and laid on the table and Monday
next ass gned, on motion of Mr.. LINNELL.
Resolve in favor of the Military and Naval
Asylum at Bath, read the socord time and
tabled on motion of Mr.. TALBOT, pending its pas
sage to be engrosscd.
READ, AND MONDAY ASSIGNED.
Resolve in favor of the county of Aroostook re-
solve in favor of Samuel c. Grccnow of Chap
man plantation; resolve in favor of the State road
between Iingsbury Mills and Blanchard in Pis
cataQuis county; an act to authorize the Maine
Central Railroad Co. to connect its track with that
OF lie trdtoscoggin Railroad, in the city of Lew
i>tep.
READ, AND SATURDAY ASSIGNED.
IN act TO amend sec. l6, cap. Il of the revised
statutes relating to the sales of real estate by
license of court; au act to protect the rights of
railroad stoch holders and bondholders; act re-
lating to the framing of issues in equity cases;
an act authorizing ssSigLees Of judgments to
bring scirs facias.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
Resolve in favor of the Bangor Childrcns'
Home; resolve in favor Of the Female Orphan
Asylum at Portland an act to amend Sec
tion 30, chapter G3 Of the revised statutes re-
latng to fees an act to amend an act entitled an
act for supplying The city of Bangor with pure
water; all act TO Incorporate the Winthrop VII
lage Corporation; resolve in favor of Chas. j.
Schumaker; resolve in aid of road in township
T, range l, Aroostook county; an act to amend
the law relating to innholders.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED
"; act TO protect George DYER in running his
Se0w tetweeu North Haven and Ninahaven; an
act 70 prevent the taking OF trout in Howaids
pond and its tributaries in the town Of Hanover !;
m act to prohibit the taking Of fish in the tIibu-
ialies or outlet of Webb's pond in the Town CT
Weld, Frank lin county; act additional 10 an act
10 regulate the survey of lumber in the county of
Penobscot; an act to amend sections 5l aud IS,
chap. of the revised statutes, and sec: :, chap.
% Of the laws of 1875, relating to the duties of
county commissioners; an act to amend sec. 40 Of
chap. of the revised statutes; an act additional
10 chap. 20 Of the laws Of 1869, concerning the
militia; act TO make valid the doings Of the
town of Joncsport in the assessment of tax for
1915, an act to repeal sec. H. chap. II of the re-
vised statutes, relating to parishes; an act to
amend sec. i6, chap Of the revised statutes, re-
latng 10 plantations; an act TO amend an act to
incorporate the Maine Darymens Association; !;
an act to amend the charter of the Bangor Water
Power Co., approved Feb. 10, 1867: an act TO
amend an act for supplying the city of Bangor
with water.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve authorizing appropriation fer =
ehemicai fire engine and hose; resolve IN favor OF
the bridge across Ma.tawamkeag Tlyer III the
town of Haynesville, on the military road resolve
in favor of The Normal Schools at Pennington and
Castine.
Bill an act to incorporate the Commercial " half
Co, on its passage to be enacted, was tabled on
motion Of MIR. TALBOT.
Bill an act to authorize Samuel y. Mcfarland
ct ais. to erect wharf in the tide waters Of
Frenchmans bay in Hancock county on lis pas
sage to be enacted, was laid on the table on mo-
tion of Mr.. GRANT.
Mr. CLEAvEs moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the House passed to be engrossed bill n
act to repeal chap. u of the public laws Of 1873
relating 10 soldiers and seamen, and on motion of
the same gentleman, that motion was laid ON the
table and tomorrow assigIed for its further con-
sideraion
The report of the Committee On Legal Affairs,
reporting bill TO authorize the Camden Village
Corpor Att ION to build village hall, came up by
special assignment
The report was accepted, the bill read twice and
Tuesday next assigned for the third reading, on
motion of Mr.. STONE of Bddeford. Bill an act to
authorize the Maine Central Railroad Company to
connect its depo.s in Lewiston, was taken from
the table and passed to be epgrossed, on motion of
Mr. DuTToN.
On motion Of Mr. POWERS, message was sent
to the Senate requesting the return of bill act
TO protect the owners Of weirs on Sunday in Lu-
bee. 1t fixes penalty of 500 for those, other
than the owners, who take fish out of welrs on the
Sabbath in Lubec.
The bill was returned, and on motion Of Mr..
POWERS the votes whereby twas passed to be en-
acted and engrossed, were reconsidered.
The same gentleman then moved the indefinite
po,tponement of the measure.
The bill was discussed by Messrs. Pike, Talbot,
Anderson, Powers, Frank and others.
The bill was amended on motion Of Mr.. MAR
TIN, so to make the penalty not less than S2o
nor more than $50
On motion of Mr.. FRANK it was further amend
ed that the fines shall 90 to the county instead
Of the town where the weir is situated
The bill was then indefinitely postponed, on
motion of Mr.. ANDERSON, by a vote of Sc to 40.
Bill an act to amend chap. 23o of the public
laws of 1874, relating to the protection of game
was taken from the table on motion of Mr.. LYNCH
the question being on the adoption Of Mr.. WAR
REN S motion to amend by striking out the words
fourth of July" wherever they occur in the bill
and substituting therefor the words "the first day
of September" Also to strike ont the whole OF
section two.
Mr. LYNCH objected to the striking out of sec
ton two.
Mr. WARRAN advocated his amendments.
Mr.. PORTER had no objection to the first amend
ment, but objected to striking out sec. 2.
Mr. BASS also opposed the striking out of the
section, but was in favor Of the first amendment.
Mr. ROBINSON of Lincoln, opposed the amend
ments.
Mr. CLEAvEs was willing to take the bill as
reported by the committee.
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