Daily Kennebec journal., 1883-03-02

an act In relation to disturbance OF the peace
also reported in q new draft and ought I
pass on bill an act amendstory Of and addi
tional to chap. of the revised statutes rela
ing to the duties of county tressurers; printe,
under rule.
Mr.. Spear from the same committee, re
ported reference to the next legislature will
order of notice to court on bill an act t
amend an act to establish q municipal cour
IN the town of Waterville.
Mr.. Hamlin from the Committee on Rail
roads and Telegraph Lines, on report o
railroad commissioners. reported bill an &C
to repeal chap. 100 of the public laws OF
1877, entitled an act to amend sec. chap
20 of the public laws of 1876, to authoriz,
the formation of railroad corporations; ais,
bill an act to amend chap. l20 of the publ,
laws of 1876 relating to the formation o
railroad corporations: printed under rule.
Mr.. Phair from the Committee on Stat,
Lands and State Roads, on orders, reporte,
resolve in relation to conveyances to Sweed
ish settlers and resolve in favor of Ebel
Trafton of Masardis; also reported on peti
iion resolve relating to the treaty land
known as the John Maihison lot in Tow nshiI
No. 9, Range ). in the county of Aroostook
printed under rule.
Mr. Shaw from the Committee On Claims
reported reference to the Governor and Coun
Gil on order relating u the claim of William
Mullin for lumber cut on his land.
Mr.. Ives from the Committee on Temper
ance reported legislation inexpedient on orde
relating to the disposal of forfeited liquors
Mr.. Meader, from the Committee on Int
rior Waters. on petition, reported bill an ac
to authorize the navigation by steam of th'
Range pond in the town Of Poland, whicl
was passed to be eugrossed under suspen
sion of the rules. on motion of Mr.. Meaier
Mr.. Stone, from the Committee on Educa
ton, reported in a new draft and ought t.
pass on bill an act in relation TO schools
printed under rule.
Mr.. Prescott. from the Committee on Rail
roads and Telegraph Lines. reported ough
To pass on bill an act TO incorporate the At
lsntic Telegraph Co. read and assigned,
Mr.. Ambrose, from the Committee ON In
terror Waters, reported ought to pass on bil
an act to incorporate the Drummond Ice Co.
read and assigned.
Mr.. Goodwin from the Committee on Rail
roads and Telegraph Lines reported ought tC
pass on bill an act to authorize Layfitte Shaw
ct ais. to erect and maintain u telegraph lin,
from Princeton to Grand Lake stream. whicl
was passed to be engrossed under a suspen
sion of the rules; also reported ought to pas
on bill an act to incorporate the Bethel an,
Umbago Telegraph and Telephone Co.; rea'
and assigned.
Mr.. Hall from the Committee on Judiciar,
reported ought to pass on bill an act to smen'
sec. % chap. "A of the public laws of 1873
printed under rule.
Mr., Ives from the Committee on Education
on petition, reported resolve in favor of New
Canada plantation; printed under rule.
Mr.. Gilmore from the Committee ol
Education reported legislation inexpedien
on order relating to the abolition of th
school district system.
Mr.. kilby from the Committee on lndia'
Affairs, reported leave to withdraw OF
petition of Noel Dana for change in tn
election laws of the Passamaquoddy tribe o
Indians.
Mr.. Holbrook from the Committee ol
Indian Affairs. reported leave TO withdraw ol
petition of Newell Mitchell for protection o
timber on Indian Township.
Temperance reported bill under title O.
Temperance Laws, chap - OF the revised
statutes.
Mr. Eaton moved that the report lay oi