Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-29

II State, he discontinued, asked that the Pc
\ TONERS be granted leave to with iraw.
Mr.. Eels. from the Committee on Towr
Il 10 which Vas referred ,ill an Ac, TO incprr
= rate the city of Brwer. reported tha, |,
same ought to pass. Printed under rule.
4 Mr.. farins,on, from the Committee
|. Legal Affairs. 10 which WAS referred the y
i'tion of Oliver ID, peeriug aud other. pra
( ing that an institution be established In d
. State Of Maine for the instruction of q
deaf and dumb, asked ths, the petitioner. ,
{ granted leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Manley, for the Committee on =
nance, 10 which Vas referred the petition 4
= Rev, James A. Healey praying that au sppr,
pria'ioa of $500 be made. reported rr.ol,
: in favor of :, Elizabeth Catholic orpha
: An lam in Portland, Friatrd under rule.
Nr kcls, for ihe Committee on Town,
} TO which Was referred petition Of John Wa,
man and others, PRAYING that the plant,tio
OF baneroft be incorporated into q town, rr
ported bill in favor.
To which vas referred petition of Jane
Hichborn and sthers, praying that the nam,
Of the town Of stockton be changed to stock
ton Springs, reported . bill in favor.
Mr.. Green, from the Committee on Mill
tAry Ahairs. 10 which was referred bill on
act TO amend section l56 of chapter sss OF
the Public Laws of lsss, As amended by
chapter 20 Of the Public Laws Of 1891. Ia
relation 10 the militia, reported that the same
ought 10 pass. Printed under rule.
Mr. Green, for the Committee On Military
Ahairs, to which vas referred bill an act 20
amend chapter 23S Of the Public Laws Il
1850, rclatin. TO the militia, reported ths,
the came ought TO pass. Printed under
rule.
CoNcuRsENr ORDERS.
On motion of Mr.. Warren Of Castin-,
Ordered, That the Committee on Claims
be directed TO inquire iuis the demands Of
OF l.. c. Perkins Of f'rnobscot. Maine. for
the killing of A'eiandered horse, and report
by resolve or otherwise.
On motion of MIR. Green of Portland,
Ordered That the Committee ON Railroads
be and are hereby directed to inquire into
the eIpediency of protecting railroad en-
ployes against guard rails and frogs and re-
port by bill or otherwise.
ou motion of Mr.. Marshall Of York.
Ordered, That the Committee on Legal
Affairs be directed to inquire into the e1.
pediency of amending the charter Of the
York Water Company 50 that said corpora.
ton shall have additional authority to sup
ply the towns Of kittery and Eliot with pure
water, and report by bill or otherwise.
RhAp AND ASSIGNED
Bill an act entitled an act to incorporate
the Maine Free Baptist Association.
Bill an act to incorporate the plantation Of
Bancroft TO be known as the town of Ban
croft
Bill an act entitled an act to change the
ma me- of the tnwn 81 Sfncktnn d, l.,
Springs.
Bill AN act in relation to fences and other
structures erected to annoy, and for the
abatement Of nuisances.
Bill AN act To amend section ~ of chapter
| of the Revised Statutes in reference to
Free High Schools.
Resolve in favor of q road In Andover,
N"r'h Surplus, in the County of Oxford.
Resolve 10 favor of iIamlin Plantation
Resolve in favor of the town of French.
vile,
Resolve in favor of Jason Ware Of Mont
Vile.
Bill an act to incorporate the HULA Cove
Water Company.
PASSED. TO M EscRossKD.
Bill an act entitled an act to amend an act
o incorporate the Winterport Ferry Compa-
~.
Bill an act entitled an act to amend section
j Of chapter 3s OF the Revised Statutes re-
ating to the records Of stations.
Bill an act entitled An act to incorporate
he Thornbrook Dam Company.
Bill an act entitled an act to authorize the
Auburn Acqueduct Company to issue
bonds and to mortgage the property and
franchises to secure the payment of the
,ame.
Bill an act entitled an act to authorize the |
Biddeford & Saco Water Company to issue
bonds and make valid it's doings.
Bill an act to incorporate the York iiarbor
Bridge Company.
PASSED TO M EsAcTED.
Bill an act to amend sections and 4 Of
OF chapter l3l of the Private and Special
Laws of 1887 chartering the Maine New
Brunswick Insurance Co.
Bill an act to authorize the Knickerbocker
Steam Towsge Company to increase its cap
ital stock
Bill an act ~ prevent any person from
furnishing Intoxicating liquors TO prisoners.
Bill an act to amend section 2, chapter 3s
of the Public Laws Of 1887 relating to the
jurisdiction Of the municipal court Of the
city Of Portland.
Bill an act to repeal section IS, chapter
l33 of the Public Laws of 1887 relating to
the classification and labor Of prisoners in
State prison.
Bill an act to incorporate the Maine Trust
and Banking Company.
Bill an act additional to and amendatory
of an act entitled an act TO Incorporate the
Northern Maine Railroad Company.
TApIEp TO Bk PRINTED.
Bill an act entitled an act to incorporate
the Third Lake Dam Company.
On molten Of Mr.. Talbot Of Fast Machias.
bill an act entitled an act to amend an
act creating Ger ain islands in the town of
Cumberland into voting district. was laid
upon the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Stearns Of Caribou. bill
an act to insure the better education Of prac-
titioner. of dental surgery and to regulate the
practice Of dentistry in the State of Maine,
was laid npon the table.
On motion of Mr.. Talbot Of East Machias
Adjourned.
A. 80 much has been said about the re
movsl of the State capital and so many esti
/ mates have been made a. 10 the cost Of ne '
building for this purpose We thought il ~OuI'
add TO the general information on this snbjec
| IL We could secure the enact cost of the Con
necticut State House which is the only on
that has teen erected in New England in re
cent years. The figures received from a
authoritative source are ss follows; III
building itself cost ~ ,b34 .O2i 80 complete
Land, building furnishings. &c, s3.3t2,
550.73.
The Governor. President Of the Senate an'
Speaker of the House were all presented
with beautiful bouquets yesterday by Repre-
sentative Msllett Of Freeport
MIR Peter J. Nesell, the Representative o
cle Passsnaquoddy tribe of Indians, an
Joseph Sicolsr, representing the Penobsst
! ibe, were at the State House yesterday an
{ prevented their credentials.
From testimony which has been gwen
, the Juiiciary Committee Of the Legislature
/ 1t you'd appear n IL the reporter of d'
c..iins in this State for several years pa
! ha. mad q soft snap on the annual voluns
. Of decisions Of the Supreme Court pubIi,he
= by the State The work is published und'
the direction Of the reporter. and the sa
/. price is - per volume. The State pu
. chases coo copies Of each volume at tn