Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-19

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the cfsce.
Il Mr.. Gfindle-It does not lock to me a
though that amendment reached the case
II peems 10 ue il only protects the physician
in the medicine he deals eus IL does no,
Fgive him kny right to sell.
4 Mr.. Rydes-Il my own town q
physician keeps quite IN extensive
stock and keeps more or less patent
medicines. There 10 nat another man
within fifteen miles Of my town tha. keeps
. stock of medicines. 1t xoald be hard
ship on the town Of Springfield to 10 ten O..
fifteen miles to get what they can sss now
by stepping into physieiAn's Office.
j On motion by Mr.. Giles OF Oxford the
bill, with proposed amendments, was laid
upon ths table.
An &C. TO amend chapter 225 of the
Special Lavs Of 1887, relating to Ssgada-
hoe Real Estate Association, read once,
House amendment adopted, tomorrow
assigned.
! Resolve authorizing the compilation of
the Insurance Laws Of Maine, read once !;
on motion by Mr.. Rogers Of Washington
took ifs second reading under suspension
Of the rules and passed TO be engrossed.
| An act establishing and regulating the
inspection Of steam boilers and the licens-
ing Of engineers. Read oncs, tomorrow
assigned
An act to amend chapter 55 Of the r. s.
| relating 70 the illiug OF vacancies in the
board Of agriculture. Read cnce, tomor-
| row assigned.
| The committee of conference TO which
wa, referred the disasreeiug action of the
Senate and House Of Representatives, upon
| the report of the committee on fisheries
| ard game upon the petition of d. W.
Besse aud others praying for an act to pro-
hibit the tskiog Of fish from Potter's pond
in the town OF Carthage for Eve years, re-
| ported that the same be recommia tied to the
| committee on fisheries and game. Report
| accepted, report recommisted to that c3m-
mistee.
The following resolve came from the
House, passed to be engrossed without
| reference to any committee: .'Resolve
for the purchase of Fort Kent, In the
county of Aroostcok, and to repair and pre-
| serve the sAme." Pending question, first
reading of the resolve.
Mr.. Walton of SomeYset-Hsven't we
bough. that two or three times? Nov, 1
should like information on that subject.
On motion by ths. senator the resolve
was laid on the table.
On motion by Mr.. Haiues OF KeDnebec
the rules we're suspended and the action of
The Senate in accepting the report OF the
committee en- iegsi affairs upon bill, an sc:
70 incorporate the trustees Of Erskine
Academy. was recopsidered. On the same
, senator's motion the report was recon-
miited 10 the committee on legsl aft airs.
On motion by Mr.. Thatcher Of Penob-
scot, lusj jority and minority reports Of the
committee on education upon bill, an act to
abolish school districts and to provide for
more efficient supervision of the public
schools, was laid upon the table.
CoMMUNIcArIoN.
To the President of the Senate and Speaker
of the House
Gentlemen Ia accordance with the
requirement. OF section 4, chapter Of the
X. s., have the honor to notify you that
the Pubic Acts, a list Of the titles Of which
is hereto appended, have been approved by
the Governor:
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
NICHOLAS FEssESDEN,
Secretary Of State.
PUBLIC Acrs APPROVED MARCH It, 1891.
An act to appor,ion the State for representa-
tiyes 10 Congress.
An at reistiog to inland fisheries.
A. act 10 amend section 46. chapter 1872 OF the
Public Laws of 1857. to provide for the better pro
lection OF smslts-
An act 10 amend section 20 OF chapter 50 OF the
Revised Statutes, respecting the commitment OF
children to Chart sble institutions.
An act additional TO cnspter l27 o. the Revised
Statutes, relating 10 malicious mischief.
An act in ieiation 10 agricultural -irs TO pre-
vent fraud
Az act 10 amend section 40 OF chapter 40 of the
Revised Statutes, relating to the appoiatpent of
wardens.
t,G Il tlx,. ty.a .,,d .l.rl
An act 10 amend sect ion o. chapter IL, of the
Revised statutes. relating to assiRnmeu Mt of wages
An att TO amend section of chapter ~ of the
Revised Statutes, relating to the branding OF
line.
PETITIONS, Ere, PRESENTED AND Re
FERRED.
STATE REFORM School.
By Mr.. Poor OF Cumberlsnd--Rsmon
strsnces against legislation for sectarisn
teaching in the State Reform School: j.
II. Bennett, pastor of the Methodist church,
D.esden; Rev. G. + Angel, pastor Of the
First Unversaliss church, Norwav; w. II.
Bigley and 3 otbers L. f, Beesfisld, pas
tor of the First Baptist church, Bangor.
TEMPERANCE.
b. Mr.. Stewart of York-Pstion Of o
f. Livermore AID 5 others OF Bradley. for
such amendments to the Prohibitory Law
as aii enforcement, make the penalties
al qaste, the course of justice swift and its
execution certsia; also pStition of r. W.
kaowlton and 10 others OF Deer Island, in
same matter; also petition OF George
GeteheIl and IL others; petition of John
Collios AID 43 Others of Peaks island; pc
tion Of B. F. Pierce and 10 others from Old
Town petition Of T L.Jellison sod 10 others
of Old Town; petition Of james r. Stinson
and II others Of Deer Island; petition OF
Eli B. Besrce Of Brownfeld snd Ii others;
petition Of Jsmss f. Goddard and II otheIs
Of South Durham; petition of II L. Cox
and II others of South Durham petition of
f. s. Osgood and II others Of North
Auburn; patition Of Wilbur F. Berry OF
East Fsrming;on and II Others; petition OF
Isasc R,unds ard 90 Others OF South Paris,
all ia same matter.
BY Mr.. Warren Of York-Resolve in
favor Of the committee on agriculture. On
m 1tion by the same senator the resolve took
It's several readings under suspension Of the
rules ard passed to be engros.ed.
JUpIcIAhY.
By Mr.. Ryder ct PeDobscot-Bi en- set
RELAXING to the jurisdiction OF municipal
ard police court, in sctions of replevin.
Also bill, sn act relating to the settlement
of paupers.
ORDER.
By Mr.. Chapin of Piscstsquls,
Ordered, That on and after Friday the
20 h list, Hon. j. c.. Rodgers of Washing
ton, be excused from further siteGdance
on this session Of The Legislature, and thst
the clerk>mske up his pay to the end OF the
session.
The order failed to pass.
PRINTED BILLS ON FIRsT READING.
An acs to ameud the charter Of the Pc
nobscos Lake Dam Company.
On motion OF Mr.. Thatcher OF Penobscot
read second time under suspension Of .ulss
and passed to be engrossed.
| An act relating to The salary OF the
! cbsirman CT the railroad commissioners and
| clerk OF the board.
/ Mr.. Rogers of Washington moved that
| the bill bs iode iinitely postponed.
Mr.. Bfder-The senator must be willing
to assign some reason for his motion ID a
n,s.ter of this importsrce.
| Mr.. Rogers-I understand the duties of
this of'ice cannot be very &rouous. The
chsirmsHhss no mere duties than the rect
Of the board. They travel on the cars
without extra charge. II IL sn easy and
comfortable position, and / think the
presens pay under which they have served
the lAsr number of years 10 sufficient.
Mr. Spear of Kengebec-As / urder-
stand it, the railroad commissioners are
paid, in effect hy the rAiiroadi All their