Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-02-28

rying of concealed weapons. Also reported
reference to the next Legislature, on order
relative to expediency of Legislation relating
/ to disclosures in proceedings under chap. 10
of the revised statutes.
Mr.. Knowlton. from the Committee on
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance, reported
| legislation inexpedient on order relative to
the expediency of amending secs. 81 and 81.
chap 40 of the revised statutes relating to
insurance companies.
| The report was tabled pending its accept
ance, on motion of Mr.. Spear of Hallowell.
Mr. Thayer from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported reference to the next
legislature on resolve for the purchase of Fl.
Kent in the county of Aroostook, and the
repair and preservation of the same.
| Subsequently, on motion of Mr.. Dickey of
Fit. Kent, the House reconsidered its vote,
and the resolve was laid on the table.
The same gentleman, from the same Com
mittee, also reported ought to pass on bill an
| act to amend sec As, chap. l25 of the laws of
1880; printed under rule.
| Mr. Cobb, from the Androscoggin county
delegation, reported ought to pass on bill an
act establishing the salary of the county at
torney for Androscoggin county; printed I'M
der rule.
| Bill an act to prevent Incompetent persons
from conducting the business of apothecary
came up on its first reading, was read the
second time, and was laid on the table, on
motion of Mr. Heath of Augusta.
Bill an act to incorporate the Tim Brook
Log Driving Co. came upon its first reading,
was read the second time, and was laid on
the table, on motion of Mr.. Furbush of Ma
chias.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act to amend sec. 65, chap. 70 of the
revised statutes relating to the payment of
fees in insolvency, an act relating to the ap
pointment of administrators in cases where
wills have been destroyed or lost, on estates
interested in French spOlation claims an act
to amend sec. So, chap. SO of the revised stat
utes, requiring pressed hay to be marked with
the name of the person owning same when
put up, in addition to name of person putting
up same an act to amend sec. 1856. chap so
of the revised statutes relating to taxation of
costs; an act to revive chap. 81 of the public
laws of 1873 relating to rents of island shores;
an act to amend sec. l. chap. lis of the re-
vised statutes, relating to the salary of War
den of State Prison.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
An act requiring notice of applications for
probate of wills an act to amend sec. 10,
chap. lib of the revised statutes, relating to
disclosure on mesne process; an act to set off
portion of the town of Weston in the coun-
ty of Aroostook, and annex the same to the
town of Danforth in the county of Washing
ton; an act to give the New England Tele-
phone Co. certain rights in the State of
Maine, and for other purposes; an act to in
corporate the Maine Telephone Co. of Maine :;
Resolve in relation to the sale OF the Ken
nebec Arsenal; bill an act to exempt certain
plantations from State and county taxes; an
act to facilitate the prompt administration of
justice by establishing superior court in the
county of Aroostook [as amended. An act
to incorporate the Rocabema Improvement
Co. as amended resolve in aid of the dairy
ing, beef-raising and mutton-g growing interest
in the State of Maine; resolve authorizing
the county of Franklin to procure a loan !;
resolve in favor of arbitration and peace; an
an act to authorize Gershom F. Burgess to
build bridge across Moose river.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to amend chap, 1913 of the revised
statutes. relating to the sale of unwholesome
food: an act to incorporate the Pemaquid
Land Co.. an act to establish an agricultural
experiment station; an act additional relating
to the Maine Industrial School for Girls an
act to authorize the city of Calais to accept
the property devised and trusts imposed BY
the wills of Daniel X. Chase. and James S.
Pike; an act to amend sec. Is chap. 40 of the
revised statutes, relating to licensing insur-
ance agents; an act to provide for the navi-
CATION by steam of Moose river. Long Pond,
Wood Pond and Attean Pond; an act to in
corporate the Lime Rock Transit Co.. : an act
to amend sec. 81 chap. 70 of the revised stat
utes, relating to secreting property with in
tent to defraud creditors; an act to incorpor-
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act to amend secs 25 and 81 chap 4 of the
revised statutes relating to debtors an act
to amend chap. l39 of the revised statutes, re-
lating to Corners Inquests.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve in favor of the town of Lttleton !;
resolve in favor of Simeon ID. Packard; re-
solve in favor of State Normal School; re-
solve in favor of the Maine General Hospl
tai for the years 1885 6 ; resolve in favor of B.
H. Swift; resolve laying tax on the coun-
ties of the State for the years 1885 and 1886;
resolve providing for the publication and dis
tribution of the acts and resolves of 1885
House document No. l67, bill an act in re-
latisn to criminal costs and expenditures in
the county of Kennebec, came up on its third
reading and was passed to be engrossed.
Subsequently, the vote whereby the bill
was passed to be engrossed was reconsidered
and the bill laid on the table on motion of
Mr.. Heath of Augusta.
Resolve in relation to the sale of the Ken
nebec Arsenal, came from the Senate passed
to be engrossed, and had its two several read.
ings and was passed to be engrogsed in con-
currence on motion of Mr., Dickey of Fl.
Kent
On motion Of Mr.. Barton of Naples, House
document No. l69 an act in relation to ply
sicians and others making prescriptions and
application for intoxicating liquors. and the
filling of the same by apothecaries, was taken
from the table.
The same gentleman then moved that the
bill have its two several readings and that
Wednesday of next week be assigned for its
further consideration.
Mr.. Thayer of Waterville, raised the point
that the bill was not properly before the
House. He considered the bill an outrage
and an insult to every honest and respectable
practitioner in the State and he hoped for
the credit of the House, that the House would
put its foot upon it now. He moved to ipdefi-
nitely postpone.
Mr.. Barton explained the position of the
bill, and said that if it was not properly
before the House, he was willing any error
should be corrected in order that it might
come in regularly.