Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-20
Rkroxrs OF COMMITTEES.

" vary W NutCu UAa rttcfftN plli An ACT
grant certain powers to and to make Va
It certain acts Of the Brewer Water Compsl
l. reported the came in new draft under Il
70 OF An act - above, and that it ought to pa
l. Pending It's third reading. tabled, on mot
of Mr., Barker of Bangor.
. Mr. Clason for the Committee on lie,
u Adsirs to which was referred bill an act
. incorporate the city Of westbrook, report
}. the same in . new draft un Ter title Of
q act a. above, and that is ought to pa
Pending third reading. tabled on motion
!. Mr.. ClAson Of Gardiner.
n Mr. Goodwin for the Committee on Ed
. cation to which vas referred resolve in fav
e Of the town of York, reported that the SAL
ought to pass Printed under rule.
, Mr., Goodwin for the Committee on nd
cation. to which vas referred resolve
} favor Of the town Of Canton. reported tn
the same ought to pass. Printed und
rule.
Mr.. Warren for the Committee on Educ
! tion. TO which was referred an order of Il
legislature, relating to the State Norm
School. reported resolve in favor, rrints
under rule.
Mr. Looney from the Committee on Leg,
Ahairs, to which was referred bill an a,
to insure the better education of pract
TONERS of dental surgery, and to regulate III
practice OF dentistry In the State o
Maine. reported the same in new draft an
that it ought TO pass, Printed under rule
Mr- Green for the Committee on MilitAr
Ahsirs. to which was referred resolve 4
favor Of Philip Malone, (latc) recruit to Co
T.. 18th Me. Vols, reported that after a re
hearing they were unanimously agreed thA
said Malone 10 entitled TO State bounty o
$50 agreeable to General Order, No. 22
Adj't- Gen. Office Of July l, 1862. Printe,
under rule.
| Mr.. Green for the Committee on Militar,
Affairs TO which was referred bill an act :,
Amend sec. l. of chap. 225 Of the Publ,
Laws OF 1850, relating TO the Militia, re-
ported that the same ought to pass. Prin,e,
under rule.
RKAp AND ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to amend chapter 64 of Reviset
executors.
PASSED TO M EsoRossEp.
Bill an act to incorporate the Lake Sebass
Land Company.
Bill an act to give additional powers ia
school district No. OF the town Of Gorham.
Resolve in favor Of the town Of Somei-
vile.
On motion Of Mr.. Manley OF Augusta
Bill an act to incorporate the kennebec
Wharf and Transportation Company wa,
taken from the table and amended by insert
ing after the word "river" in the third line
of section the words. "at or below the cit,
Of Bath" by striking out after the word
"wharves" in the fifth line OF said section
the words "at low water" Bill A. amended
was passed to be engrossed.
Bill An act In relation to local boards of
health additional to chapter 1928 of the Pub
lie Laws Of 1887, was taken from the table
on motion of Mr.. Manley of Augusta and
passed to be engrossed.
TABLED.
On motion of Mr.. Moore OF Deer;ng, re.
ports A and B, G and ID Of the Committee
on Agriculture, relative to bill an act to
amend section of chapter 5s of the Revise d
Statutes, were tabled for printing.
RE-rABLEp.
On motion of Mr.. Wisweil Of Eilsw orth,
bill an act restraining the sale Of tobacco
and use of same by minors under sixteen
years of age. was taken from the table. Sen
ate amendment adopted in concurrence, and
re tabled for printing
TABLED Pending REVERENCE.
Mr.. Robie of Gorham, presented the fol
lowing hill and moved its reference to the
Judiciary.
BIN All act to amend section 10, chapter I
Of the Revised Statutes, relating to bribery
and corruption at elections.
Subsequently, on motion Of Mr. Goodwin
of Skowhegsn. the vote whereby this bill
was referred To the judiciary Committee,
was reconsidered, and il was tabled for print
ing pending reference.
TABLED PENDING THIRD READING.
On motion Of Mr.. Barker of Bangor,
Bill an act to grant certain powers to. and
make valid certain acts of the Brewer Water
Co.
On motion Of Mr.. Clason of Gardiner.
Bill an act to incorporate the city Of West
brook.
On motion of Mr.. Sprsgue of Dexter,
Bill an sct relating to hawkers and ped.
dlers was taken from the table and reassign
ed to Thursday, Feb. 2i.
SPECIALLY ASSIGNED.
On motion of Mr.. Robie of Gorbam,
Bill an act relating to Life and Casualty
Insurance on the assessment plan was taken
from the table. Subsequently,, on motion
Of Mr.. Looney of Portland, IL was tabled
and assigned to Thursday, Feb. 2I. for fur.
ther consideration.
On motion of Mr.. Robie of Gorham.
Bill an act relating to fraternal benefc fcary
organizations was taken from the ia ple and
on motion of Mr.. Looney Of Portland, it was
tabled and Thursday, Feb. 81, assigned for
its further consideration.
On motion of Mr.. Peaks Of Dover,
Bill an act relating to the compensation Of
State Superintendent of Common Schools
assigned TO Thursday. Feb. 2l, for further
consideration.
RE-coMMITTED.
Bill an act To extend the provisions Of
chapter lag of the Private and Special Laws
of 1879 relating to the navigation of Madison
Pond on motion Of Mr.. Goodwin Of Skow he.
gan was recommitted to the Committee on
Interior Waters.
On mott IN Of Mr.. Looney % Portland
bill an act to incorporate tn, South Port, and
Land improvement Company, was taken
from the table and recomInittni to the Com.
mttee on the Judiciary.
Bill an act to incorporate the Creek Bridg.
Company ras passed to be enacted.
Mr.. Wisvell of Ellsworth subseque ntly y
called the attention of the House to the facl
that when this bill was referred TO the Com
mlttee on Commerce they hal 7, ported tn
same in a new draft and that il ought 10 pass
This was the original bill and the lmmi,te.
had not intended that it should pass, On bi,
motion the vote Whereby the bill passed Z.
be enacted, was reconsidered and tue bill 70
committed to the Committee on Commerce
Mr.. Warren Of Castine moved that biil al
act to amend sections = end Of chapter II
of the Revised Statutes Of 1888, compel ling
towns To furnish school books for the use OF
the pupils in their public schools, which
came up By special assignment. take il. third
reading and Lass 10 be engrossed.
Mr.. Fogg Of Portland said that he had mo-
had time TO fully examine the bill, but he
thought 1t vas = matter in which the city hs
represented was much interested. lie voult
like 70 know from the gentlemen who hat
the bill in charge the reason for the passage
| lie was not in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. Warren of Castine said that il nigh
be urged in this direction that towns ouxi
to have discretionary powers, but 1t 10
mater Of experience that where this system
has been adopted IL has had q most salutar,
| effect on education. First, IL would maze a
great saving to the people Of the State from
$50. 900 TO s15 900. lie knew that ther,
were representatives Of some large publish
ing house, perhaps on the floor of the House
Who we're interested that the measure should