Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-01

I LIZ t1su u OF W Asou
Bill an &C, TO repeal chapter 2a5 of ii
Private and Special Las. of lssS 10 relatio
to School Distric, No. IA in the town 4
China
Bill an act TO authorize towns and cities
raise money for the support of eyenin
schools.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
/ Bill an act restraining the sale of tobsec
and use of same by minors under 10 year
of age.
Bill an act for the protection Of fish i
kneelznd pond.
Bill an act TO establish the salary of III
judge Of probate for the county of Wash
ington.
Bill an act to incorporate the Mount De
sert and fremont Steam Ferry Company
Bill an act to permit the towns of Booth
bay Harbor and Southport to erect tol
bridge across Townsend Gut.
Bill an act TO authorize the Lewiston an,
Auburn Horse Railroad Company tc make
loan.
Bill an act TO amend sections II and 20 o
the city charter of Rockland
| Bill an act TO amend an act to incorporate
the Gorham Farmers Club.
Bill an act to incorporate the Aroostool
Trust and Banking Company.
Bill an act relating to the adoption o.
illegitimate children
Bill an act to legalize the meetings of tn,
town of Poland.
Bill an act to incorporate the Lake Sebag
Land Company.
Bill an act TO prohibit the taking of tsh
from Tufts, q indstone and buttons pond,
in Franklin county
BuI an act To amend chapter "a of the
Revised Statutes relating to powers and
duties of executors
Bill an act to regulate the taking of fish
from Potter's pond in the town of Carthage
IN Franklin county
Bill an act additional to chapter PAS of the
Private and Special Laws of the year 1883
To provide for the appointment of police
force for the town of Old Orchard.
Bill an act 10 prohibit the taking of fish
from Long and Weeks ponds aud their trib-
utaries in the t, wn of Parsonsiield in York
county.
Bill an act to enable school district No. |
in G5rham to receive and hold trust funds
for educational purposes.
Bill aD act to pruhib, the taking of fish
from Woodsum's brook in the town of Wat
erborough.
Bill AN act to incorporate the Elliot Marine
Railway of Thomaston.
Bill an act to promote and encourage the
breeding of trout in Letter b pond.
Bill an act to incorporate the Ellis Pond
Improve ment Company.
Bill an act TO amend section of chapter
206 of the Private and Special Laws of 1887
B'll an act for the protection of piekerel
in Little Sebsgo pond
Bill an act relating to fraternal benetici
art organizations.
NoNCURREScE.
Bill an act to enabl. the town of Brun
swiek 10 borrow money came from the
the House referred TO the Committee on
Legal Affairs.
MIR, Wright of oxford said he Committee
on Legal Affairs had been instructed to re
port finally today, and il was ready to com
ply with the in.truc ion. A reference of
the matter To that Committee would neces
sitate another session.
Mr.. Ky der of penobscot said the Com
mi Zee had a jourued finally. and on his mo
lion thr Senate nOuconcurred in the action
of the House and r. terred the bill to the
Committee on the judiciary
Resolve in favor of Elizabeth Wiles
came from the House r, ferred to the Com
mittee ON Pensions, and on motion of Mr.
Merrill of Franklin " no said that the Com
mittee hai hhi he'd all business before it and
was ready To report finally, the Senate non
CURED in the action of the House.
LAID os THE TABLE.
Bill an act 10 amend the charter of the
Union Mutual Lite Insurance Co came from
the House passed. To be engrossed and was
laid on the table on motion of Mr.. Freeman
of Cumberland,
Resolve in favor of State Normal Schools
came from the House passed to be engrossed
and was read once and laid on the table on
motion of Mr. Poor of Cumberland, who
stated that it perhaps required some slight
amendments.
Resolve in relation to the State geological
cole elton came from the House passed 20 be
engrossed and was laid on the table on motion
of Mr.. Daggett of Piscatsquis.
Resolve in favor of the State College of
Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts retunding
its endowment fund came from the House
passed to be engrossed. Mr.. Haines OF
kennebec moved to suspend the rules and
passed the resolve to be engrossed, pending
which it was laid on the table to be printed,
on motion of Mr. Walton OF Somerset.
40 of the Revised Statutes as amended by
chapter 81 OF the Public Laws of 1887 relat-
in to fishways came up on its passage to be
eDgrossed was read the second time, and
laid on the table on motion of Mr.. Heath of
kennebec.
Resolve in favor of cities and towns in
which was owned on the first days of April
In the years 1881. lss2, 1883 1884, 1855 and
Al .,f ha T.
head Lake Railroad came from the House
passed to be engrossed and was laid on the
table on motion of Mr.. Libby of Cumber-
land.
Resolve in favor Of cities and towns in
which was owned on the first day of April
1857, capital stock of the Belfast & Moose
head Lake Railroad came from the House
posed to oe engro.sed and was laid on the
table on motion of Mr.. Harding OF Cumber-
land. Subsequently the resolve was taken up
ton of Mr. Libby again tabled and assigned for
Wednesday next at II o'clock.
Bill an act to provide for the employment
of persons convicted of being tramps came
from the House passed to be engrossed was
read once and laid on the table on motion of
Mr.. iteath OF kennebec.
SPECIALLY ASSIGNED.
On motion of Mr. Haines of Kennebee--
R. solve in favor of settlers of Madae aska
vas taken from the table and assigned TOR
consideration Immediately after the DISPOSE
ton of the resolve in favor of the State
College.
NEW INSANE HosPIrAL.
Mr.. Libby of Cumberland moved to re
,nsi Ter the vote passing to be eDgros.ei.
Rs-olve TO a thorize the Appointment IF a
commission TO .elect and turchs-e site
lite for new Insane Hospital He SAID
the measure had ptsstd yes
terday unobserved by him; hatthere wa.
already pending in the othe- branch
resolve for the expenditure of 500. 900 for
new wings to the press Mt hospital and IN his
opinion the two measures should be consider
ed tog' ther. He also called attention to the
amount sppropriaEed thus far for all pur-
poses, saying that it already exceeds the in
come of the State by some 500 900
The President announced that the resolvs
was in the possession of the House
Mr. Libby said he had been informed that
the resolve was on the table in the House.
and he therefore 18th irew his motion.
STATE COLLEGE.
solve in favor OF the State college under
discussion yesterday at the ii ne of adjourn
ment
Mr.. Collins Of Aroostook resumed the
floor supporting the measure. He took the