The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-30
what the Sen ators Did.

what tho Senators Did.
In the Senate today Mr.. Moore Of Cumber
land presented a bill to incorporate the
Portland Loan Company. The corporator;
are Oren Hooper, e. P. Chase. Alfred Wood
man, Fred NJ. Hooper and John +. Proctor.
They propose to loan money on notes, secur-
tiles by mortgage or deposit Of personal
capital stock shall be siOO, 900, divided into
1000 shares Of 800 each. The said corpora
tion shall do no business until S25 600 In
stock has been subscribed and $1,000 paid
In.
Mr.. Walton Of Somerset presented a uetl.
tion OF j. o. Bradbury for a charter author
Etng the creation, construction and operation
Of safety deposit and storage vaults, and the
operation OF trust and banking business
Tns cnrporators are James o: Bradbury, Z
g. 8. Kicker, +. Z. Owen, E. NJ. Gilmore, II
81. Bradbury. The corporation will bt
known as the Forest City Safe Deposit and
Trust Corporation, to be located In Portland
The capital stock Of the corporation shall be
S2S0, 200; shares 500 each. The corporation
shall not begin business as a trust or bank
ing company. and other than as safe de-
Of S250,000 shall have been subscribed for
and paid In. The same petitioners and cor
porators ask for like charter for the York
Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation, to be
located at Biddeford. with capital stock Of
MIR. Walton of Somerset presented a bill
amend section 26, chapter 50, X. s., relating
to the adoption Of children.
MIR: Stewart Of Somerset presented q bill
to provide for the adoption Of labels, trade.
marks, ETC., BY unions or associations ol
Mr.. Poor Of Cumberland presented a bill
TO repeal chapter 280 OF the public laws OF
1887 which established bounty on crows.
On motion OF Mr.. Ryder Of Pepobscot it
was ordered that the judiciary committee BE-
directed to inquire into the expediency OF
enacting some law for the better protection
OF the forests OF Maine from fire.
On motion OF Mr.. Walton Of Somerset It
was ordered that the committee on education
he requested TO require into the expediency
OF allowing towns and school districts In
draw the money appropriated for the educa-
ton OF scholars advanced In their studies
and appropriate the same to the education
Oh sucn scholars In such academies.
The Forenoon In the House.
Mr.. Allen Of Presque Isle today presented
a bill to make the surveying of lumber offer
ed for sale necessary only upon the request
Of the purchaser or owner.
Mr.. Hersey of Pucksfeld reported today
resolve In favor Of Paris Hill Academy
appropriating $500 annually for ten years.
a similar resolve was introduced in favor OF
Somerset Academy. The petition Of S. @.
Starrett and 100 others for state aid for the
Erckinal School at China was also pre-
sented.
Speaker WIswell goes through business at
this morning and called on Mr.. Hersey, who
presented the bill to pronounce the name Of
the lake In the act TO authorize Benz A,
Swasey to navigate Lake Annassagunticook.
MT: Savage Of Auburn presented today a
1Ill 20 incorporate the Livermore Falls
Trust Company.
A sign Of the coming battle is the remon-
STRANGE Of Amos Fish and Is others against
the division Of the town Of Camden.
Charles Adams and 43 others Of Searsport,
do not want an electric railroad run
through that town and demonstrate accord
ingly.
Mr. Merrill Of st. Albans, presented today
the petition and bill for the Incorporation Of
the Limington and Standish Telegraph and
Telephone Company.
state aid to the extent Of at least $500 an
nually, and 1O6 Of them petition to this effect.
Mr.. Deering Of Saco. presented today a bill
TO allow the commissioners of York county
to build a work jail In the city OF Biddeford
and TO raise for that purpose. by loan or 9TH
erwise. a sum not exceeding $1,000.
MI. shaw OF Batn. presented today q bill
for the appointment Of a harbor commission
for the city Of Bath.
:, II. y. Prescott and 70 others, residents of
New Sharon and Pennington. petition that
peddlers OF tin ware may be exempted from
the requirement Of the hawkers and ped
dlers law as to license
.: Is. Guthrie ard 103 others of Gorham,
petition in favor Of the Australian ballot
N: Il. woodbury. and 1877 others OF Auburn
send another Of those petitions for amend
ments 70 make the violation Of the antl-liauor
law lmDrOfitaDle and uneOm forfahla
Ara Cushman and 10l7 others of Auburn,
sign the lon gest petition yet received. 1t is
for an act TO Improve the water supply OF the
city OF Auburn. With 1t Is bill 20 allow the
city to take water from the Androscoggin
river and from certain ponds. There also
allowed to take water from ponds until the
tion.
Bills to authorize the Lewiston and Au-
burn Horse Railroad Company TO use elec-
tricity as q motive power and TO make loan
nave been presented.
Mr.. Knight Of Camden TODAY presented o
Dill allowing the Camden and RockDort Elec-
tric Light Company to increase its stock and
Issue bonds.
The "roand robin" petitions Of railroad
men In favor Of laws making employers liza
' PIE 10 Lor accidents 70 employees caused by the
negligence OF the employers or other en-
oIoyees, and to regulate the hours Of labor,
appeared today.
On motion Of Mr.. Stone of Troy, 1t was or
1ered that the committee on taxation be In
structed to inquire i1to the exDediency of
taxing money In savings banks to depositors
Tor municipal purposes.
On motion Of Mr.. Fuller of fremont, 1t
was ordered that the Hancock county dele
CATION to inquire into the expediency of in
sTeasing the salary Of the county attorney Of
Hancock county.