Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-14

land from Monday 10 Tuesday of each weel
Bill an act TO an md chapter lis Of th
Revised Statutes relating to the salaries Q
the Judge Of Probat- for the county of Yorh
Bill an &C, TO establish and make eertai
the salary of the Clerk of the Suprem
Ju ieisl Court for PiscAtsquis County.
Il al act to establish the sAlAry Of tn
stenoxrspher of the Superior Court for Cum
berland County.
Bill Al act relating TO the compensation o
the County Commissioners fJr Knox County
Bill an act to III the compensation Of III,
County Commissioners for Androscossii
County.
Bill an act 10 nx the compensation Of tn,
Judge and Register of Probate and Count,
Commissioners for Waldo County.
PAssED TO BE ESsRossED.
Bill al act regulating the appointment o.
me mbers of the police force Of the city Of
Bangor.
Bill an act to amend section 8 of chapter
Is Of the Revised Statutes relating to ths
terms of the County Commissions RS Court il
the County Of York.
! Bill an act to establish January term oi
the Supreme Judicial Court for the Count,
Of Hancock.
/ Bill an act to il cooperate the Eliot Library
/ Association.
Bill an ac, to incorporate the Northern
Telegraph Company.
Bill an act TO incorporate the Ellsworth
Street Railway Company.
! Bill an act authorizing Hiram W. Seavey
10 maintain q dam and -ssuice across ohep-
herd River in the town of B-owndeld and
establishing rates of toll for slipping lumber
through the same.
Bill an act authorizing Eli B. Beane to
maintain dam and sluice across Shepherds
River in the town of Brown6eld and estlb-
fishing rates of toll for slipping lumber
through the same.
Bill an act concerning innholders, board
ing house keepers and their guests.
Bi an act TO extend the provisions of
chapter l+6 of the Private ami Special Laws
of 1879 relating to the navi CATION of Madison
pond.
Bill an act amendatory of section |. chap
ter 10 of the Revised Statutes relating TO
the salary of the gate keeper of the State
Prison, under suspension of the rule
Bill an act 10 incorporate the Agamenti-
Gus Water Co as amended by the House
Bill an act relati z to the compensation of
the clerk in the Adjutant Generals office,
under suspension of rul-sl.
Bill an act additional to the charter of the
Portland and ROche ester Railroad, as amend
ell by the House. and under suspension of
the rules.
Bill an act al itionsl relating to the re-
corder of the Bangor municipal court, un-
der suspension of rule
Mr. Harding of Cum )erland presented re-
solve in favor of the joint Standing Commit
tee on State College of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts, aud which was passed to be
@ .aI nntI tIar a .f
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
Bill an act authorizing and confirming all
the proceedings of the town of OH Orchard
at a town meeting held May 2s'h, 1887
Bill an act to set of Crotch Island from
the town of Cumberland and annex same to
the city of Portland.
Bill an at to incorporate the Bluehill
Water Company.
Bill an act to amend chapter IS of the Re-
vised Statutes relating to State aid to agri-
cultural societies
Bill an act to amend section 2 chapter 205
of the Special Laws of 1887, relating TO the
jurisdiction of the municipal court of the
city of Bangor.
Bill an act to max. valid the damage of
the town of Sidney and of certain municipal
officers thereof.
225 of the Public Laws of 1880 as am nded
by chapter 40 of the Public Laws of 1881 in
relation to the militia.
Bill an act authorizing the erection Of a
dam across Montsweag Stream. between the
towns of Woolwich and Wiscasset
Bill an act to amend section 2, 4 and 7,
chapter 1888 of the Public Laws of 1857. en-
titled an act to extirpate contig Gus diseases
among cattle.
Bill an act 10 incorporate the Northern
Improvement Company.
Bill an act additional to the charter of the
Portland an Rochester Railroad.
Bill an act to incorporate the Agamenticus
Water Company.
FINALLY PASSED.
X solve in favor of Jason Ware of Mont
Vile.
X solve in favor of the Maine Eye and
Ear Inirmary.
Resolve in favor of st Elizabeth Catho-
lie Orphan Asy lum in Portland.
TABLED AND SPECIALLY ASSIGNED.
Bill an act to regulate the compensation
of SHERIFF., and amendatory of chapter 80 of
the Revised Statutes came up on its first
reading and was laid on the table and as
signed for Friday next at IL o'clock for
further colsilerition, on motion of Mr..
Heath of kennebec.
RE COMMITTED.
Resolve in favor of the State College came
up on its first reading, and Mr.. Heath of
kennebec moved to table and assign Friday
next for its second reading. On motion of
Mr.. Rand of Oxford the resolve was recon-
mtted 10 the committee.
Division OF BooTHBAr
Bill an act to divide the town of Boothbay
and incorporate the town of Boo,hbay Har
hor came up on its passage to be engrossed.
Mr. Freeman of Cumberland said the re-
monstrsnts had no disposition to fight against
the inevitable; but in justice to themselves
they did desire divisional line that would
he more equitable. He therefore moved to
lay the bill on the table.
Mr. Kendall of York opposed the motion.
Mr. Freeman moved that the bill be as
signed for tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Mr. Kendall moved for a yea and nay
vote, which was lost
The motion to table was lost, and the bill
was thea passed TO be engrossed.
TAKEN IRON THE TABLE.
On motion Of Mr.. IIaines of Kennebec-
Bill an act to incorporate the Cape Elizabeth
S1ore Rillroad Co, was taken from the
table and passed to be engrossed.
On m)tiop of Mr. Libby of Cumberland
Bill an act to incorporate the Iiarbor
Bridge Co., and bill an act to incorporate
the R)ckland Trust Co, we're taken from the
table and passed to be eugrossed.
RECoNsIDERArIoS.
On motion of Mr.. Heath of Kennebec
the vote was reconsidered, passing to be en-
crossed bill an act for bounty on crows
and OF m)io of Mr.. Walton of Somerset,
il was laid on the table and Friday next at
| O'Clock was assigned for its consideration
SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT.
Bill an act to provide for the refundipg of
the public debt came up by special assign
ment.
Mr.. Heath of kennebec said the bill had
been speedily assigned on his motion, be
cause be believed it AZ important as any that
would come before the Legislature. He ap-
preached the consideration of it gith a good
deal of diff lence, because he laid no claims
to any knosledge of financial operations.
and certainly did not pretend to be a inan
cier He approached the criticisms, or sug-
gestions of doubts that he had about the
bill. in a spirit of ignorance rather than of
opposition to it Two years ago there Was
an attempt to refund the State debt which
proved failure. The bill was put through
under suspension of the rules th )ut being