Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-08

LII was INADEQUATE to secure the sefvs
!. competent prosecuting attorney.
The bill was read and laid on the taoie anu
assigned for Monday. IS Tho
The majority and minority reports OF tne
Committee on Claims in the matter OF pay.
mo the clerk and assistant CLERK OF the i"ss
House for attendance. were taken up anu ~
signed for Tuesday next ON motion Oh MT
WILsox Of Orouo. ..,.. If
Norm.I schools legal certificates to teach IN
.he ,nhl;c schools OF the State. on its pas
saca 10 he engrossed, was laid on the taoie
On motion of Mr.. MckUsICK of CALAIS.
subsequently Mr.. GusHEE Of APPieton'
moved m take up the bill to move Its lnoen-
n;,e postponement. He saw no reason WY
the discrimination involved in the measure
Sp,,xcrR of Yarmouth said several gentle
men who we're absent were interested IN tue
hill and he would like to have the matter rest
until they could be present.
Mr.. Hill of Exeter said the bill AZ mrs. M
been regarded with good deal OF douos "
the committee, but after discussion
more favorably received. He Thought II neeu,
ed amendment and hoped 1t would oe ano"eu
to remain on the table at present.
The House refused to take up the bill.
On motion of Mr.. SrRoUr of Portland bill
an act IN incorporate the Pond Sheer Boom
Co. was taken up and on motion Of the same
gentleman amended so as to require sworn
returns to the Secretary OF State OF exPen-
d;tures and income. The bill was theh
passed to be engrossed.
On motion Mr.. DlcKEY of Fl. Kent the
House adjourned to meet on MONDAY, ~
O'Clock p. NJ.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act to prevent the taking of fish from
Wilson pond, in the town of Greenville, in
the county of Piscataquis. An act amenda-
tory of chapters IL and q Of the revised
statutes in relation to common nulsances,
and the sale of intoxicating liquors; lfor
Tuesday next on motion OF MIR. COOK OF
Lewiston1 resolve in favor Of Oakfeld plan
tation: an act to amend sec. 26 chap. q, OF
the public laws of 1878, relating to lime rock
and granite and slate: resolve providing for an
amendment to the Constitution changing the
term of office of Senators and Representa-
tives: resolve authorizing an adjustment for
land purchased from the State.
PASSED TO BE ENGROssED.
An act authorizing Gardiner and Pittston
to raise money for purchase of Gardiner and
Pittston bridge; an act to repeal chap. los OF
the laws of 1872 relating to shooting seal at
Fort Point in the town of Stockton; resolve
laying tax on the counties of the State; an
act to amend chap. III of the public laws OF
1879, relating to suits involving tax titles;
an act to authorize the Norway Railroad Co.,
to lease its road; resolve concerning the
transportation of certain books from the
State Library; resolve in favor of the Maine
Industrial School for girls an act to incOr-
porate the Pond Sheer Boom Company.
PASSED TO DE ENACTED.
An act granting permission to S. f.
Bryant, Anthony Luques, j. A. Wheeler and
Others to locate and construct railroad from
Kennebunk to Kennebunkport in York
county, upon certain conditions; an act
to incorporate the Steam Heating and
Power Company, of Portland; an act
to repeal chap. 80 of the public laws Of 1873,
relating to the mining interests of the State;
an act concerning the acknowledgement of
deeds; an act to amend an act to abolish the
Calais municipal court and for other pur-
poses; an act to amend sec. Is, chap. l4l, Of
the revised statutes relating to the support
Of persons sentenced to the House Of COrrec
ton for drunkenness; an act to enlarge the
powers and duties of the Fish Commissioners
and Wardens; an act to amend sec. l6,
chap. 4G, of the revised statutes, relating to
corporations; an act to incorporate the Bell
Telephone Co.. an act to set off the home
stead farm of Caleb Fuller from the town of
Woodstock, and annex the same to the town
of Paris.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve providing for a fishway over the
Kennebec dam; resolve in favor of printing
insurance laws; resolve in favor of the COM
mittec on Reform Schools.