Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-10

side of the State when made BY or under the
supervision of responsible investment COM
panies.
Mr.. Goodwin of Danforth, from the Com.
| mittee on State Lands and State Roads, re.
ported leave to withdraw on petition Of W.
C. Trask ct ais. for an appropriation for the
purpose of aiding in building bridge across
the Penobscot river between the south line of
VIM and the north line of Mattawamkeag
Also reported legislation inexpedient on or
der relative to keeping open roads during the
winter months in plantations numbered IA.
Is and 10 in Washington county. Also re-
ported reference to the Governor and Coun.
Gil on order relative to the lot No. 80 in Per-
ham plantation in Aroostoek county.
House document No. 81. resolve in favor
of MattanawCook Normal Academy came up
on its first reading, and was tabled on motto
of Mr.. Goodnow of Calais, pending a state
ment of facts.
House document No. 50, an act to incor-
porate the Maine Life and Accident Insur-
ance Co. came up on its first reading. and, on
motion of Mr.. Goodnow of Calais, Thurs
dav next was assigned for the third reading
of the bill.
House document No. &c. an act to estab-
fish the Maine Retormatory for women, wa.
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| to the committee on Judiciary, on motion of
Mr. Heath of Augusta.
| House document No 81, an act to extend
the exemption of wages for personal labor
from attachment by Trustee process, came
up on its first reading, and on motion of Mr..
Freeman of Milo, Thursday of next week
was assigned for the third reading of the bill.
| Mr.. Heath of Augusta sent to the table
and the Clerk read the following amendment
to House document No. 81, relative to the
proposed amendment to the charter of the
Penobscot and Lake Megantic Railroad Co.
Amendment A.-Amend House document
No. 81, page 2, line l6, by Inserting after the
word "drect" the words land provided also,
that said bridges shall not be built until there
be constructed and completed a railroad from
some point on the main line of the Interna-
tional RAILWAY to Greenville; and at said
| Greenville q connection of the same guage
be made with the Bangor and Piscataquis
Railroad at its northern terminus in said
Greenville, such a branch line to be con-
structed in a manner equal to that of the main
line of said International Railway" Also,
by inserting the same words after the word
''direct' on page 3. line So.
On motion of Mr.. Heath, the amendment
was then laid on the table to be printed.
READ AND ASSIGNED
An act to incorporate the Portsmouth and
Kittery Steam Ferry Co.; an act to estab
] lish an agricultural experiment station; re-
solve in favor of Eli Goss of Portland; an act
to amend sec s, chap. "a of the revised
statutes of 1883; an act to amend sec ID,
chap. ll6 of the revised statutes; an act to
amend sec 1877, chap. IL of the revised stat
utes, relating to schools for the deaf.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
An act to authorize the town of Dresden
to rebuild the lower bridge. so-called on
Eastern river; an act authorizing the Haynes
& Dewitt Ice Co. to build piers and wharves;
an act to amendssec. chap. 2O3 of the pri-
vate and special laws of 1888, entitled an act
to incorporate the Portland Trust Co. ; an act
additional to an act to authorize Lewis Lead
better and Elisha G.. Cooper to build a bridge
over the tide waters in the town of North
Haven; an act to prohibit the taking of ish
in Rounds brook in tn. iowa IF Dayton; an
act to amend the charter of the city of Au-
gusta. relating to the common council.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to supply the city of Bath with pure
water an act to amend sec. H. chap. 40 of
the revised statutes, relating to migratory fish;
an act amendatorv to an act relative to
schools in the city of Portland, approved
March Is, 1881 an act to authorize the Lew
iston Steam Mill Co. to increase its capital
stock an act in favor of the town of Embden
relative to the retirement of town bonds is
sued in aid of the Somerset Railroad
On motion of Mr.. Chaloner of East Ma
chias
Adjourned.
PETITIONS, BILLS, ETC. PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
By Mr. Mayo of Hamp1en-Remonstranc e
lokN ~ e
called medical registration bill, and similar
legislation, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
Bv Mr.. Rackliff of Corinna Petition of A.
l.. Grant and 20 others, citizens of Corinna,
for an adjustment of railroad tariff, which
was referred to the Committee on Railroads,
Telegraphs and Expresses.
BY Mr.. Whittier of DECENTRALIZATION of
Robert Friend and 90 others for an act to es
tablish an experimental station, which was
laid on the table. bill of that nature being
now pending before the House.
BY Mr.. Libby of Burnham-Bill an act to
amend sec.4S, chap. q of the revised statutes
relating to drunkenness, which was referred
to the Committee on Temperance.
BY Mr.. Moore of Standardization of j.
Manchester HAYNES and Ill others of Kenne-
bee and Sagadahoc counties for legislation to
prevent the throwing of sawdust into the
Keunebec river, which was referred to the
i Committee on Interior Waters.
i BY Mr.. Edmunds of Canaan-Remon-
STRANGE of V. r. Tuttle ct ais. against re-
moving the lock in the dam on the Kennebec
river at Augusta; also, remonstrance of V.
+. Tuttle ct. ais. against legislation regard
ing the throwing of waste into the Kennebec
river, hich were referred to the Committee
on Interior Waters,
By Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent-Petition of
j. II. Fletcher and 80 others for the enact
ment of law to protect herring and their
spawning beds in Machias Bay, which was
referred to the Committee on Fisheries and