The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-03-12
Maine Legislature.

Augusta, Feb. %. Senate. Passed to be en-
grossed-Bill to prohibit the manufacture and
sale of oleomargar1ne; resolve approprating
$4,000 annually for the Maine General Hospital,
with $1,000 additional for an ampitheatre; the
State tax bill; bill to incorporate the Maine
Telegraph Company; act additional relating to
the Maine Industrial School for Girls; bill to
charter the Peoples Ferry Company. The
oleomargarine bill and the Maine General
Hospital resolve called forth a brief discussion.
House. Presented and referred-remon-
STRANGE against the Mutual Relief Association
bill. Bill relating to taxing insurance COM
panies came up and the amendments We're not
adopted. Hale and Littletied spoke against
the amendments. and Mr., Houston of Belfast
in favor. The bill was then passed to be en-
crossed. Passed to be engrossed-Act relative
to citizenship of persons connected with the
Soldiers Home at Togus; in favor of the State
Prison; relating TO insolvency; to amend Secs.
% and 81, Chapt. 4, and Sec. &, Chap. l, K. S.,
relating 10 elections.
Feb. 26. Senate. The bill providing for the
taxation Of insurance companies was tabled
The Aroostook Superior Court bill was passed
to be engrossed.
House. Bill relating to speed of railroad
| trains near the compact part of towns was in
definitely postponed. Passed to be engros.ed
Relating to sales of property under proceed
ings in insolvency; relating TO dispositions to be
used in criminal cases; TO dispositions to be
ways to aid in constructing branch and con-
Meeting lines; bill in relation to accidents on
railroads. relative to railroad crossings; bill
| repeating the law forbiddng the killing OF
seals bill relative to grist mills.
Feb. q. Senate. A bill amending the tenn.
perance law was urged by Mr.. Simonton. passed
to be engrossed. and afterwards recOnsidered
The bill subsequently again passed to be engross
ed after vigorous speech by Mr.. Smonton. The
following passed to be engrossed- Relating to
clerks and treasurers; reports relative to the
citizenship of persons connected with the Sol
dier's Home at Togus; act TO provide for inven-
tories by assignees in insolvency; act to amend
| the Revised Statutes relating TO elections; an
act to prevent the Introduction and spread of
contagious and malignant diseases; q bill to
provide for IA more effective supervision of
schools; resolve in favor of the State library.
The Portland and Ogdensburg Railway bill
passed with amendments substituting ma jOr-
lty vote for Il tWo-thirds vote. providing for
the payment of the floating debt and taking
away the limit of the bonds TO be issued bill to
amend the Revised Statutes relating to the or
ganization of corporations indefinitely po,tpon-
ed after discussion.
House. Act relative to the collection of taxes
was referred. Bill changing time of holding
the gubernatora election to November was
discussed. Mr.. Moore advocated the minority
report, which favored the bill and Mr.. Hale
spoke for the majority report A motion to
substitute the minority report wa, lost by a
vote of ~ to 30. The bill drafted by the Tenn
perance Committee was referred to that com
mittee. Ii called forth much opposition. Pass
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