Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07
MAINE LEcl6LATURE.
SIIfY.POURTH SESSION.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WEpxEspAY, Feb. 9Th.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Palmer Of Augusta.
Papers from the House disposed of in cor
currence-
CohNuNIcArIoS From THE STATE TREA:
uRER-
A communication was received from th
Hon Geo. L. Beal, Treasurer of State
transmitting his official bond. which vas re
ferred to the Committee On Financial Affair,
PKrirIoSs, bills, &c, PRESENTED An
REFERRED.
The following petitions, bills. etc, ver
presented and referrei to the varlsus Com
mittees as follows:
MERcASrILE AFFAIRs AND Insurance.
By Mr.. Simpson of Penobscot-Bill an &C
additional TO chapter 49 of the Revised Sta,
utes in relation TO fire insurance companies
BY Mr.. Harding of CumberlAnd-Bill Al
act TO amend an act TO incorporate the Cor
ham Farmers Club.
EDUCATION.
By Mr.. Merrill of Frankiia (by unani
nous consent ut}-Petitioa- of H. 5. Hough
ton. Pre- sident of Wilton Academy and 2s'
others for aid for said academy.
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Watson of Somserset (by unani
nous consent Petition of W. n. Ellis ei
ais of Smithtield for a Law to make valid the
doings of Smithfield and petition Of Willard
Jones 80 others of Fairfield for a Law
providing for two voting places in the towr
of Fairiek. Also bill an act to amend sec
ton Of Chapter Ill of the Revised Stat
utes relating to assignment of wages.
BY Mr. Heath of kennebee-Petition OF
II. NJ. Pishon and "a others for municipal
suffrage TO women.
BY Mr. Sargent of Hancock-Bill an act
to create lien on domestic vessels.
FIsHERIEs AND CANE.
trance of s. G. Wyman and "a others of
Newcastle against any change in lobster law
as to limit of size and asking for repeal of so
much of said law as relates 10 close time /;
of Wilson Thompson and 35 others of
Friendship against same. Also of Geo
Bliss and 80 others of Waldoboro against
any change in lobster law, especially as to
limit Of size.
Also petition of selectmen in Friendship
in fave, of alloxinu Samuel Allen @, al. to
80, a,a ,,a;n,.;o x;res in Rlark I.l., /
Hut.
LE'AL affAhe'
By Mr.. Ryder of Penobscot-Bill an act
o amend chapter II, section D, clause lo, OF
he Revised Statutes relating to the equity
Jurisdiction of the Supreme Judicial Court.
ORDERS.
~, o,;on 90 n, Heath Of Kenpabec
Ordered That the senate messenger be
,xcr.od from t,rthar 5utv mill Nondav
F,h i'm. lss6.
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"hfohis Or W"
Mr.. Harding from the Committee on Mer-
'antile Ahairs and Insurance reported ought
o pass on bill an act to incorporate the Men
iebec Mutual Life insurance Co.. which was
ordered to be printed. Also reported ought
o pass on biii an ctto amend seeuon l cnap-
er ll5 OF the Revised Statutes reiaung 10
he compensation OF the insurance Commis-
ioner' Printed under rule fi1es the
alary at $1,000 IN full for all services
Mr. Heath from the henneoec County
Delegation, on order reported Dill an act TO
establish the salary OF the Judge OF rrooaee
'uie. FIXES the salary az soo.
Mr Liooy from tne oomHiltee OH .ne
Judiciary reported ought not 10 pass on o'ii
IN act 10 amehd secuohs IL ana AZ OF chaP'
er 10 OF the Revised statutes reisnng 10
Also reported IN ne" afAl' All
'ught 10 pass on oiii an act 70 amend secuoh
~ ehap'er OF 'he REVISED S~'u'es re1'"s
o deputy Town clerks Also rePoI'eu oi
,ertain volumes OF the MAINE reports
frln'ed nnder RUE
Mr' Haines from the committee on Legal
mars reported ought 10 pass On o',i ~, &c.
% incorporate "e .auiuen anu hocApor'
Lignt 70 heaa ana assigned,
MI sleeper from the oon''ni''ee U" L,oiA
~ on order' reported resolve IN ia'or OF 'he
own OF Camden. frihteu unoef RUE
Mr. 'iatk from tne 'ohh,'''ee or "lA'e
Prison. reported ought 10 pass on oiii al ac'
20 amend section TO- chap.er ~ Oh tue ne
Viseu statues reia'ihg 10 oeoucuoh from
,oh'c,s sentences ioI soou Ionouo''
ff'b'eu uhuer RUE. Also gu oruer' re-
por'eu resolve au'horl]'hs co'iin'ss'oh "
De appointed ny 'he uoserhor anu oouncii
10 inyestgate the expediency OF changing
the Sta'e frison at ihomss'on 10 some othef
Council for the information of the next leQis-
ture. Printed under rule.
Mr.. Burgess from the Committee on indian
Affairs reported legislation inexpedient on Or
der relating to the claim of Joseph Ncholer
of the Penobscot tribe, as State Constable.
Mr.. Walton from the Committee on Judi
ciary reported ought not to pass on bill an
act to provide reimbursement In the case of
State paupers, and bill an act to amend chap.
ll8 of the public laws of 1887 relating to
limitation of actions.
Mr. Heath from the Committee on the
judiciary reported ought not to pass on bill
an act relating to sealed instruments. Also
reported leave to Withdraw on the petition
of VI. F. Eaton ct ais of Vienna for an act to
incorporate the Union Hall Association, as
the petitioners could be incorporated under
the general law. Also on petition, reported
~, AZ aG. ~ aenn .ne 'nsp's' u sne msd
ISL" lag W po,a.'on nrau "nu a'''sn1u' %
,r..e il"u, 'as . y" .;i, ~,
80 po.'ei ". o'sN ~ Pae on ~, ~,
"n aot " au."o'lNe u"e .'ee''on oi ua'
az n.n,' u,,. % -. '"e ~ 80 =,
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READ AND ASSIGNED.
R;,l an az, ,o amend cb,n,er "a of the Re.
vised Statutes relating tn state Aid IN 40.
Soc;a,;a.
pili an 90, n .mena .ec,;on 90 cb.n,er
of tho Revi.ed Statntes of Iss2 relating IN
scbool. in ni.n,,,ion.
Rill an az, To nroyide a hoard Of ,eo;s,r.