Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-13

miitee on Railroads, Telepa,nes aud Z,
presses. Also Transmitting hist of the pub
ae's approved by the Governor.
Petitions, bills. &c, PRESENTED A.
REFERRED.
The following petitions, bills. ETC.. vel
presented and referrei TO the yarisus con
mirtees as follows;
FIsHERiEs ANp CANE.
| By Mr.. Hinckley of Ssgsdshoc-Remoi
STRANGE Of Burtire L. Luce and e. others {
Topsham & vicinity and W. 5. Todd and Il
others of Georgetown against the petition ,
restrict nshing for shat, salmon and smell
in kenneoee river. TO hook and line aud dri
net. Also of Frank Wallace and 20 o,heI
of Phippsburg against change in seining Ia
In resp-et to menhsden and mAekerel
I BY Mr.. Kendall of York. Remonstranc
of Geo +. Bryant and 1879 others of Bidde
ford and vicinity against any change in tn
SEEMING law, especially in regard To seiniu
for mackerel.
JuDIcIARY.
By Mr.. Heath of kennebee-Bill an &C
relating to compromise of controyersie
about wills.
By Mr.. Libby of Cumberland-B Bill an &C
to confer municipal suffrage on women.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
By Mr.. Haines of kennebee (under sus
pension of rule)-Btli an act to incorporat
the Oakland Water Co.
STATE PRisoS.
BY Mr.. Hunt of Waldo-Resolve in favo
OF the library of the Maine State Prison.
REroRrs OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. Hill from the Committee on Pension
reported reference to the next legislature OF
petit IN of Fred job lson and 20 others fo
State aid TO soldiers OF the Aroostook war.
Mr.. Sleeper from the Committee on Fish
cries and Game, on petition, reported bi al
act TO amend section 81, chapter 20 of tn,
Revised Statutes relating to ialsnd fsheris $
Printed under rule.
Mr.. Poor from the Committee on L luca
ton, reported legislature mex pedient on or.
der relating to the election of school ward
ems; also reported ought not 10 pass on bill
an act TO aid teachers in the enforcement OF
discipline
MIR. Burgess from the Committee on Int.
erior Waters, reported ought to pass on bill
an act 10 extend h. provisions of chapter
LAG of the Private and Special Laws of 1868
pond. Read and assigned.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill al act regulating the appointment of
me moers of the police force of the city of
Baugor
Bill an act to amend section of chapter
IS of the Revised Statutes relating to the
terms of the County Commissions RS Court in
the County of York.
Bill an act to establish January term of
the Supreme Judicial Court for the County
of Hancock.
Bill an act to ii coporate the Eliot Library
Association.
Bill an act to incorporate the Northern
Telegraph Company.
Bill an act to incorporate the Ellsworth
Street Railway Company.
Bill an act authorizing Hiram W. Seavey
to maintain a dam and sluice across ,hep-
herd River in the town of B-owufeld and
establishing rates of toll for slipping lumber
through the same.i
Bill an act authorizing Eli B. Beane to
maintain dam and sluice across hepherd's
River in the town of Brownheld aud estab-
lishing rates of toll for slipping lumber
through the same.
Bill an act concerning innholders, board
ing house keepers and their guests.
PASSED TO BE EsGRossED.
Bill an act To amend section III, chapter
A. of the Revised Statutes of 1853 relating to
bank deposits OF married women and minors
Bill an act TO authorize a road across tide
water of the head of Jellison's cove, Han
cock.
Bill an act to incorporate the Saltwater
Log Driving Company.
Bill an act to regulate the taking of fish
from Blue Mountain pond in Franklin
county.
Bill an act to prohibi. the taking of fish
from Perkins aud Mute brook in the
town of Woodstock in Oxford county
Bill an act to amend chapter II, section 6,
clause 10 of the Revised statutes, relating to
equity jurisdiction of the Supreme Judicial
Court.
Bill an act additional to and amendatory
of chapter 5l2 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1855. entitled an act to incorporate
the Maine Telephone Co
Bill an act additional to chapter 30 of the
Revised Statutes, establishing a bounty on
crows.
Resolve in aid of building a bri 'ge over
Austin stream, town of Bingham, Somerset
county.
Bill an act additional to and amendatory
of chapter AZ of the Private and Specia
Laws of 1855, entitled an act to incorporate
the White Mountain Telephone Co.
Bill an act regulating he appointment OF
members of the police force of the city OF
Bangor came from the House passed to bt
engrossed. and on motion of Mr.. simpson Of
Penobscot the bill was passe1 to be en-
crossed in concurrence, under a suspension
OF the rules.
Mr. Hill of Androscoggin presented re
solve in favor of the joint standing Commit
tee On Military Affairs. which was passed t,
be engrossed under suspension of the rules
PASSED TO BE ErEp ScA
Bill an act additional TO and amendatory O.
chapter PSI of the Private and Spec al Law
of 1851, entitled an act to Incorporate The
Maine Mortgage, Loan and Investment Com
pany.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve authorizing the payment to town
and cities where stock in the European ant
North American Railway Co. WAS owned, il
the years 1884. 1885 and 1856 Of the e1cis,
tax collected for those years.
Resolve in favor Of the Maine Ge ttysburi
commission.
LAID os THE TABLE.
Bill an act TO prevent the throwing of re
fuse lumber, into the tributaries of Raugel
Lake came up in its passage to be engro.sed
aud was laid On the table on motion of Mr.
Walton of Somerset.
Bill an act concerning terminal facilitie
of railroads in cities came up on its passag
to be engrossed, and was laid on the tabl
on motion of Mr.. Libby OF Cumberland
Bill an act to incorporate the Skophegal
ami N-rridgewock iroad Company
Btil an act TO incorporate the Mexico an
Range y Railroad Co. and bill an act to 10
corporate the Cape Elizabeth Shore Raj
road Co. came from the House passed to
engrossed, and were read once and laid o
the table on motion of Nr. Hsines OF Ker
nebec, pc nding their second reading.
ISpEFISIrELY PosIPoxEp.
Bill an act to charge the name of Henr
Reuben Laily came up on its passage to b
engrossed.
Mr.. Walton of Somerset said the geners
Law provides that parties who desire the
names changed may have it done by appuc,
/ tiol 10 any Judge of Probate. and he saw o
necessity for the Legislation called for her,
He therefore move that the bill be indei
uitely postponed, and the Senate so voted.
TAKEs FROM THE TABLE.
| On motion OF Mr.. Walton of Somerset r,
solves to provide for a State valuation vi
| taken from the table and passed to be ei