Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-09

Bill an act allowing Orchard Beach Rail
roAd Co.. TO use electric motors.
Bill an act relating TO the construction O
drains and sewers.
Bill an act relating to heating and ightin.
Passenger cars on railroads.
Bill an act to incorporate the RocklanC
aud Vinalhsven Telegraph Telephone
Co.
Bill an act requiring foreign corporation,
10 send 10 the bank examiner 8 detailed
statement of their condition.
Bill an act creating = lien on domestic yes
sells.
Bill an act to prohibit discrimination in
in life or sniowm ment insurance policies
Bill an act anne ndatory of sec. !, chap
81 of the r. S. relating to personal property
held as security for debt BY agreements and
notes.
Bill an act additional to chap. 40, of the
r. s. relating 10 mutual fire insurance COM
psnies-
Bill An act to hold the June term and q
November term of the superior court, ,kenne-
bee county. in the city of waterville.
Bill an act to amend sec. 81 of chap. is
of the K. 5. relating TO ways.
Bill an act TO amend sections As. SO, II
and "A of chap. 40 of the r, S, relating to
migratory fish.
Bill an act to Incorporate the Augusta
Halo. ell and Gardiner railroad Co.
Bill an act additional TO and smendatory
of chap. $40 and 3l2 Of the laws of 1855, re-
lating to railroad crossings.
An enabling act for the annexation of
Deeripg to Portland.
Bill an act provi ling for the preservation
of local histories, financial and other reports
of cities and corporations.
Bill an act TO amend sec. "a of chap. 40
of the X. S., as amendedsby chap. 81 of the
public laws Of 1857, relating to hshways.
FINALLY PAssEp.
Resolve in favor of settlers in Msdawaska
territory.
Besolve providing for the distribution of
the Maine judicial and other State reports
Resolve to provide commission to inquire
into the system of taxation of other States
and this State, and report TO the Governor
and Council.
Resolve authorizing the Land Agent to
deed Clarks ledge to the United States of
america.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Insane
Hospital.
Resolve in favor of the Maine State Col
lege of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp UNDER SUsrEN-
SION OF RULES.
Resolve in favor of James X. Milliken.
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT.
The Senate resumed consideration of the
bill in relation to the duties of railroad com
missioners, an 1 Mr.. Collins took the floor in
support of the bill and against amendment.
AT the conclusion of his remarks the bill
was laid on the table snd the amendment
ordered to be printed, on motion of MIR.
Haines.
REcoSsIpERED.
On motion of Mr.. Heath the vote was re-
considered, passing to be engrossed resolve
relative to the State Geological collection.
The bill was then tabled.
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS.
Bill an act to allow aLothecarles to sell
spirituous liquors for medicinal purposes
upon physicians prescription came up by
special assignment.
Mr. Hobrook moved to indefinitely post
pone.
Mr. Libby moved an amendment to allow
wholesale druggists TO sell alcohol to retail
druggists and that this and the several House
be laid on the table and printed.
The motion to table and prin, was lost.
Mr. Libby then said he did not understand
the question well enough TO vote upon it and
desired to be excused from voting, and his
request was complied with
The bill was then indefinitely postponed.
Bill an act to require license to bawkers
and peddlers came up by special assignment.
House amendment "B" was adopted
Mr. Walton moved to amend so that the
whole of the fine shall go to the town or
city where the offence is committed, which
was lost.
Mr. Rand moved to amend so that the fee
Of one dollar for issuing State license
shall 20 to the Secretary of State which was
adopted.
Mr.. Burgess moved to amend SO as to
restrict those who may receive licenses to
citizens of the United States, which was
lost.
Mr.. Ryder moved II amend so as to ex-
empt fruit trees from the provisions of the
bill, which was adopted.
Mr.. Walton then moved the indefinite
of the bill, and advocated
his motion, and on his motion yea and nay
vote was taken resulting in the affirmative as
follows
YEA Burgess, Burrin Collins. Dasgett,
Freeman, iiinckley, Nickels, Poor, Simpson.
alker, Walton.-l.
NAY.-Clsrk, Frost, Heath. Hin, Kendall, Lord
of York, Merrill, Ryder. sleeper, Wright-l0.
So the bill was definitely postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Heath the Senate ad-
journed until tomorrow at $50 a. M.