Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-31

lConsinued from first Psse.l
70 protect pickerel 10 Little Sebago pond.
By Mr. BuIleish Of VassaIboro-Biil an
sst for the protection Of picksrei IN kenns-
bee county.
By Mr.. Mitchell Of NATURALIZATION Of
W. Z. Whittier and 25 others relating TO the
taxing Of hsh from Norton and Davis brooks
IN the town of Shspleigh, and Hzrgrsves
Io1d in shApleizh and Nswfeld.
By Mr. Eeils Of Czmden-Pstirion Of
Samuel Ayers and 81 others TO repeal &C.
!, chap IA. Public Laws Of 1881, relating
10 close time on HOLSTERS.
BY Mr. Warren Of Deer Isle-Petition of
s. B. Thurlo~ and 95 Others praying for
change in the lobster Law. Also petition of
). Il. Aorey and ~ others for same. Also
petition of W B. 5 NTH and Sc others for
sa1e.
By Mr. Moulton Of W4les-Remonstranee
Of FraEci. s,orer and 1873 others against the
division Of the town,.of Poland
IsDiAs AFFAIRS
BY Mr. PattanyaIi Of Pembroke-Resolye
in favor Of Peter j. Newell, representative
Of passamaquoddy Indian tribe
Also resolve IN favor Of Joseph Nicola,
representative Of Penobscot Indians.
BY Ar Talbot VI East Machi2s-B,li an
act to tax enfranchise and admit To the pub
lie schools the Indians residing within the
limit. Of the state OF Name.
PEssloss.
BY Mr.. Barker of Bangor-Resolve in
favor Of Hollis Is. Lawrence Of Bangor
TEArEK,scE.
BY Mr. Madigan of HoultOn-Bill an act
for better protection Of public health IN re
iation TO the sale Of medicine and medicinal
preparations.
CHANGE or NAME.
BY Mr. Grindle of Mt. Deser, Bill an act
entitled an act to ci ange the name vi Henry
Reuben Lally-
PIscATAQrIs CousTr DEIEGATios.
BY Mr. Peaks Of Doyer-Bil an act to
establish and make certain the salary of the
Clerk Of the 5. j. Court for Piscataquis
county.
sA6ADAHoc CoUSrY DELEGArtos.
BY Mr.. Crosby of Arrow slc-Petition of
John Gilmore and others Of " oolSlch ask
( ing legislative authority for the county of
Sagadshoc to assume nership OF toll
bridges and ferries. Also petition of Benz.
Rowe and others of Georgetown for same
Also petition of i'eo. l.. Drummond and
others Of Arrowsic for same.
WALDO Cousrr DELEdArioS.
/ BY Mr.. Parker of Naturalization Of
County Commissioners of Waldo county to
have their pay restored TO 80 so per day.
CoscuRRsST ORDERS
ON motion of Mr. Diekey of Fort Kent,
Ordered. That the Committee on Legal
Affairs be directed TO inquire into the e1pe-
dieucy Of eKemptIng from attachments by
law Of riding wagon or carriage and har-
ness kept for the use of the family or
owner.
On motion of Mr. Peaks of Dover,
ordered, That the Committee on Agricul
ture be required to investigate the claims of
John F. Watson of Sangerville, for cattle
killed by order of the municipal authorities
of Ssngeryllle. and report by resolve or 9th
erwise.
On motion of Mr.. Clifford of Auburn.
Ordered. The Senate concurrng, that the
Committee on Fisheries and Game inquire
INTO the eroediency OF repeating section 30
of chapter IA of the Revised Statutes and
report by bill or otherwise.
va hohtob VI Ptthius VI diiDbu-
Ordered, That the Committee on Eluca-
ton be directed TO inquire into the eIpedien-
cy of reporting bill or resolve establishing
n normal school for the training of teachers
in the town of Caribou in the county of
Aroostook and approprating a sufficient
sum of money for the supper, thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Poor of Sebago,
Ordered that the Committee on Legal AZ
fairs be directed to inquire into the expe-
dency of -epealing section 62 of chapter 81
of the Revised Statutes of 1883 and report
by bill or otherwise.
/ ON motion of Mr. Ingalls, of Washington,
/ Ordered that leave of absence for four
days from Feb. 9Th be granted to G. A. X.
members of this body who are delegates and
desire to attend the State encampment TO be
holden at Lewiston the 9TH and sth pro1
ON motion of Mr.. Mallett OF Freeport,
/ Ordered, That the Committee on Rail
roads, Telegraphs, and Expresses, be direct
ed to inquire into the expedieney of increas-
ing the tax upon telephone com panies in this
State and regulating the rate of charges.
The Senate order for joint select COM
mttee to consider the expediency of a change
IN the seat of government of the State was
read and passed in concurrence and the fol
lowing committee joined on the part Of the
"a
,f Tbom,stop W,ke6ah of Ratb pat,any.lI
of Iloy.r Cb.dbou,ne of Kiddefnrd
The followiny order came down from the
Senate and wa. ,ead and nas.ad in concur
renee
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con.nicunns nl,ces In bo,h III. senate han
her and House of Renrrsentativa, nl.cards
requesting gentlemen not IN .moke in tbose
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