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

BY Mr., Hovey Of Pit,saeli-Bill an .
10 amend the charter Of Maine Ceatrxi Il
stitute
By Mr. Wakefield of Bath. Petitions {
l. l. Hsnseom, Rev. |. Z, Quimby, Hoi
Geo II. Nichols, Chss. 4. Pst,en. Wm, \
SHAW, Ii A. Duncan, and so others. prayin
that women may have the right Of sutfrAs
: in municipal elections.
BY Mr.. whitten of Portland Bill an &C
making provisions Of chapter a. of the Re
vised Statutes ss amended by chapter 81 0
the laws of lss7 applicable in its all provi,
ions 10 the eailding of and leanlng of moas
on vessels. Also bill an act 10 amend sec
tion 55 OF chapter Sc of the Revised Sta,
utes.
BY Msnley of Augusta Bill all act Z,
eede 10 the United States Of America the iu
risdietisn of certain lots of land is Noun
Pleasant Cemetery in the city of Augusta
by Mr.. Warren of Deer Isle Bill Al
act 10 amend chapter 2ss of the Private and
Special Laws of issS. entitled an act to In
corporate the Isle au Haut Water Company
BY MIR Fiske of Old Orchard. -Petition
Of +. W, Guptill and s others, town officers
of the town of Old Orchard for amenimen,
to the act Of Incorporation of said town 10
authorize appointment of police force.
LkoAL AFFAIRS.
BY Mr.. Neweomb Of Esstport Bill an
act 10 authorize the selectmen of .he town
of Eastport 10 construct drains and common
sewers in said town. Also petition of Sc
leetmen of the town of Esstport for same
Also petition of n, B. Mutt and SIS others in
relation To hawkers and pedilers.
BY Mr.. Marshall of York.-Bill an act to
incorporate the Agsmenticus Water Com
psny.
FINANCIAL AFFAiks.
BY Mr. Wilbur of Avou.-Petition Of +
W, Patterson and 100 others for abatement,
and exemption of taxes in to~nship No. 2.
range |, known as Sandy River Plantation in
Franklin County. Also petition of J A.
Burke and ls2 others in aid of building a
road in Sandy River Plantation
BY Mr.. Msnley of Augusta. Resolve for
copying muster out rolls.
EpuCArioS.
By Mr.. Cook of Charleston. Petition of
Hon. Hannibal Hamin and ~ others in ia
vor Of an appropriation for East Corinth
Academy. Also petition Of John Morrison
and 1872 others in favor of same.
RAhRoAps. TELEGRArHs AND EXrREssKs.
BY Mr. Clason of Gardiner. - Petition of
=. w. MaIcy and So others in favor of 4
charter for n street railroad in the city of |
Gardiner and the town Of Randolph. Also
petition of Joseph :. Bradstreet ct al. for a |
street railroad in the city of Gardiner and
town of Randolph with accompanying bill.
BY Mr. Shaw of iIsrtland. Petition Of
James A Bradbury ct al to be incorporated
as the Hartland and Pittsfeld Telegraph and
Telephone Company with accompanying act
D,,A
act 10 incorporate the Ellsworth Street
Railway Company,
COMMERCE.
By Mr. Wiswell of Ellsw worth- h-Pettion of
i. j. Boardmsn ct al. for act to incorporate
he Bar Harbor and Lsmone Steam Ferry
'ompany. with bill accompanying. Also
ill an act TO incorporate the Mt. Desert
steam Ferry Company,
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND Insurance.
BY MIR. Harper of Lewiston-Bili an act
o amend the charter of the Dirigo Mutual
accident Association.
INTERIOR WATERS.
By Mr.. Clason of Gardiner--Pe Petition of
ieo. A. Oliver I'd others with accompany
lg bill, for the right to navigate Cobbossee-
ontee Stream and Pleasant Pond
FISHERIES AND CANE.
BY Mr.. shaw of Hartland Petition of +.
!, tfrati,ir~ ,r.-'I 'nE -.h~-- &c {. An.,--- --i
By Mr. Clason of Standardization of
V. p. Giddings and 2G others with accom-
anyng bill, to regulate the shooting of
ucks and other water fowl in Merrymeeting
Say and flats of Kennebec river.
BY Mr.. Hawkins of Sullivan--P Petition of
oseph l.. lIovey and 43 others, residents II
iouldsboro. for change of lobster Law. Also
,etition of John A. Shaw and % others, res
dents of West Gouldsboro, for same.-Also
,etiton of l.. 7. Noyes and seven other citi-
,ens Of Steuben for same. Also petition OF
Z. ID, Bunker and | | other citizens of South
ioulIsboro, for same. Also petition of AL
bert Farrar ami 80 others of Winter Harbor
for same Also petition of Alfred Hamilton
and lG9 others of Prospect Hsrbor, for
same.
b, Mr.. Curtis Of Pari.-Bill an act to
prohibit the taking of Ash from Perkins and
Mute brooks in the town of Woodstock.
lso petition of |. W. Andrews I'd 30 9TH
ers, residents of Woodstock and Paris, for
of the Ash in Perkins and Mute
brooks in the town of Woodstock.
BY Mr.. Hutchins of Kennebunkport-Bil
an act to prevent the taking Of trout from the
Green and Thompson brooks in the town OF
Kennebunkport.
IsDiAS Affairs.
By Mr. Barker of ngor-Remonstrance
of Lola Coiy and others against any Appro-
priation of Shortage money from its custo-
mary uses and purposes.
ELECTIONS.
By Mr.. Newton Of Calsis-Credentials Of
Peter J. Newell.
On motion Of Mr.. Manley of Augusta.
Ordered, The Senate concurring, that the
members Of the legislature convene forth
with in the House of Representatives in joint
convention, for the purpose Of electing
State Treasurer.
A message was subsequently, received from
the Senate. through its Secretary, announc-
ing that that body concurred in the prOposi-
ton of the House and would be present forth
with for the purpose indicated.
Thereupon at 4 40 the senators came in
and joint convention was formed, President
Lord of the Senate presiding.
Is CosvEsr.os.
On motion of Senator Burgess Of Knox,
the chair appointed the folloxing committee
to receive sort and count votes for Treasurer
of State Mes.rs. Burgess of Knox, Haines
of Kennebec. and Simpson of Penobscot on
the part of the Senate Messrs. Wheeler of
Pennington, Wing Of Manchester, Engel OF
Bangor. Berry Of smyrna, and Edgecomb Of
Hiram on the House.
The conmttee subsequently reported a.
fellows:
Whole number Of votes cast, ll5
! Necessary for a choice. 50
George l.. Beal had ll2
| Don NJ Powers had
Don A. II. Powers had
F. A Fox had
and George l.. Beal, having majority o'
the votes cast, was declared duly eiecte'
State Treasurer for the political years 0
1881 1890
Senator Ryder Of Penobscot. moved ths
the Secretary OF the convention be author ze