Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-03-10

ON motion of Mr. HALE of Ellsworth the
report of the Judiciary Committee, reporting
legislation inexpedient on order to fepeai
chap. l37 of the public laws OF 1879 was
taken up, the question being upon Its accept
ance.
Mr.. PLAlsrED of Lincoln opposed accept
ance. He said the law was general legislation
for special purposes, passed in the interests
of mill owners at Gardiner. He believed the
law unconstitutional, that it conflicts with ex-
isting statutes and is unjust and unreasonable.
He was therefore in favor of its repeal ana
moved to recommit with instructions to re-
port bill accordingly.
Mr.. HUTCHINSON of Lewiston said the pc
titions asked for the repeal OF chap. 10! OF
the laws of 1879, which provides that high
ways NAV be raised in order to enable an en-
largement of reservoir supplies OF water, TOR
manufacturing purposes, and that the ques-
tior of raising such highways shall be dc CID
ed by the County Commissioners, also what
portion of the damage, if any, shall be borne
by the town in which is situated the way. II
the raising of the way be of 10 benefit to the
town then all the expense of the work Is
assessed upon the petitioners. 1t seemed to
him that the matter could be safely left to the
discretion of the commissioners. He thought
towns need fear no Injustice. The commits
eionss "o" .... " g a.yoro,;or rot;t;on;ng
es. "r t'~ , as II .;d e tbo aon,,snan GMr
uaue. ms ',l. la" Nv s- 80. .to Ia,, -. .
passed in The interests of Gardiner. His as
well as other sections were interested. 1t
was the opinion of the committee that it could
work no appreciable hardship upon the peO-
pie of the State, and in many instances
might be the direct agent Of giving hundreds
en.pJy aS .,,a aU' "id % ~ n,bar.r;so hayo
son WHICH '"ey "ouiu 'lot 1'ue' NJ US ""
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On motion of NJ p,~rrn oe voss,,,,,
hill an act additional 60 nham \ of uG.o Us
statutes. on elections was taLen nm .nd NJ
RutIer moved m amend ,ho ouapan,a. p, a"~ - as
fcred nv Mr. Strout so a. 20 r,oLo .to ~,
altv NOT more tban s,Oo a. .,,a h;s.:p W: p." e
the court which was oJortoa '''" Vi
Mr. Rutler advoc.ted ,ha ,,s.e Al.
hill ar somo lonHth H. sa;a ,h. ps'se "a ule
nn;rnor..r,. ..'.:.; :: '".u 'i'%' ..ere Is ho
They are ali pocess.rr Nv ,.."a .'aon u1 laws
ror,.n, cd "a - sess"i ~ ~, laws are SO I'M
ballot how Tn n,hor r~o,nus...;u"i' . suaiuns tne
statutes nenalt;os arc attached and & Ia.
comnelled to do tbe;r dutr and T." a n.asas me-" als
that in a matter If 40 n,,ch ;n'rou.". ~ on.enueu
tb;s there shon,d ho ,nn",.;o a'"pV,'ance M Us
officers sbould be comnelieJ 70 io.rn .tn iaa
and obev them " 'e"'" '''e '""'
Mr.. iNGAIIs of wiscasse, did M. .,;,,
the bill could he amended az os % o' h s"nn HIN
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