Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-14

Piscasaaai.. Ryder Of Penohscos, Hunt Of
Z Walio on the part OF the Ssnass: Messrs.
I Tsff OF Gouidsboro, Libbey Of S'andish,
CuDminss Of Casco, McAlliseef Of Orient.
0rcutt Of Monmouth. Gashee Of Appleson,
Jones Of Asaens on the psrt Of the House.
Labor Mes.fs. MAYO Of Peaob.css.
Harper Of Andrescossin, Stewart Of York,
on the part Of the Senate; Aessfs. Efvioe
of Bristol, Ham Of Lisbou, Sargent Of
Temple, Rass Of Cumberland. Greeley Of
Svsnsille, Nesell Of FarminRdaie, Lave
cue Of Frenchvil.e, on the part Of the
House.
Temperance-Ne.srs. Stewart Of York.
Mayo of Peuobsco,. Wsdiin Of Waldo, on
the part OF the Ssna,e; MsssSs, Mitchell Of
kirtsry. Orcatt of Monmouth, Weeks OF
J-nsrson, Ho~es Of Palmyra, R,deous Of
Gsrland, Webb OF Deer Isie, Masim of
Esss Lirermore. on the part Of the House.
6sandiog Committees Of the 81 auss.
WAYS and Meaps-Messrs Newton Of
Calais, Shaw of Por,lacd, Adams Of Ban
sor. Johnson of Augusta. Fsrrand of Rock
land. Harrington Of Norridge weck, Gala
han Of Lewiston.
Leave Of Absence-Messss. Dennen Of
Poland. Kane Of Palermo, Hsrsom of
Blaine, Smith of Portland, Lamb of West-
brook, Whitten Of Lee. Nesell Of Farm
ing iale.
Basinees Of the House Messrs. Peaks
Of Dover, Hill Of Augusta, Kendall Of
Ere-port.
Chasse OF Name-Messrs. Sargent of
Tenn le, Packard Of Sc afsport HsrIimsa Of
Meddy bemps, Kicker of Lebanon. Water
House Of Window, Gam noa of Naples,
Levsque of Frepchville.
Bills in Third Resding-Msssrs. Mitchell
Of ttery, Eieerly # Princeton, To,msn
of Fairfield, Rand Of Greenwood, Ham Vt
Dresden, Reagan of Van Buren,, Allen of
Denmark.
Ersro.sed Bilis-Messrs. Drew Of Fort
Fairfield, H'scock Of Franklin. Littie6eli
Of PeuJb.cot Brown OF Readdeld, Greeley
of Swsnville, Ceusins Of Wells, Hunt Of
Robbins,on.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
A message wxs received from the Senste
through Mr. nnahar, Secretary of that
body. proIt sias . JOINT convention Of both
branches OF s,slsrure to be held forth
with in the hsli of this House for the pur-
pose Of adminis,.ripg 10 the Hon. NJ. G.
Wedge wood, Executive Councillor elect,
the oxths required by the constitution 10
quality him TO enter upon the discharge OF
his officiAl duties
Oa motion of Nr Hill Of Augusta, the
House concurrtd in the proposition
and the clerk was chsrg.i with and
conveyed message to the Senate, inform
Jog that body Of the concurrence of the
House.
At seventeen minutes past four o'clock
the Senate came in, and convention WAS
then formed, Hon. Charles F. Libby,
President Of the Senate. presiding.
In CONVENTION.
On motion OF Mr.. Harper of Androscog-
sin, that gentleman was appointed to con-
vey message to the Hon. M. G, Wedge.
wood, CouDt ilor elecr, Informing him that
the TWO branches of the legislature were IN
convention assembled in the Representa-
tives' Hall, and ready to administer to him
the osths required by the contribution to
q,slify him to enter upon the discharge of
bis ficisl duties.
Mr.. Harper subsequently reported that
he had delivered the message, and that the
Couocilor-e lect was pleased to say that he
would attend upon the convention forth
with.
Thereupon at twenty Ave minutes past
four o'clock Hon NJ. G. Wedgewood came
in and took and subscribed the oaths re-
Quired by the cons tuition 10 quslify him
to enter upon the dischsrge Of his ofiiciai
duties
The secretary of the convention was
direc'ed to notify the Governor Of the quail
iicstion of Hon NJ C Wedgewood as
c0untiIor for the current political years of
1891 snd 1892. ant subs Qnently reoorted
that he had discharged the duty assigned
him.
Tire rurpose for which the convention
was called having been accomplished, the
Senate reired ard the House was called to
oId-r b. the Speaker,
The following petitiona, bills ard re-
solves we're presented and referred to the
several committees as follows:
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Truss. II of st. George-Petition
of james I II ,b son snd 800 others of the
town of st. George pr.yiog for the enact
ment of a law based upon the AusraIisn
~ item of balloting, similar to the Massa.
chusetts law.
BY Mr. Thsyer of fWaprville-Bili an
| act TO amend .ection 62 of chap'er 27 Of
X vis-d Statutes relating TO intoxicating
| liquors
By Mr.. Callahan Of Lewiston Position
I of Lisbon Falls Electri. Light and Power
Co, and bill an act to incorporate the
same.
By Mr. White of Bansor-Petition from
Enterprise Grange, l73, Orrinston, to re-
peel section 20 If 'be laws Of 1887, known
as the tsS 'anda I'd time law "
| MIR Porter of Bangor subse quen,ly
moved reconsideration of the vote, where
bv this peti ion WAS referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee. The motion was lost.
BANKS AND BANKING.
By Mr.. Clason Of Gsrdiner--Bill, an act
| to incorporate the Merchants Bank aud
rust COMPANY.
STATE Prison.
Bv Mr.. Hill OF Angusrs-Petiiion of
b. nj .mn W White for adjustment of cal
airy as guard a, State Prison.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
By NJ, Thsyer of WatervilIe--Resolve
in favor Of WaterviIle City Hosritsl.
ISIERIoK WATERS.
BY Mr.. Porter of Bsnsor-Petition OF
| Heron Lake Dam Company with bill &C.
compsnying, s'kiDR for an amendment Of
| its charter IL accordance with the provls-
| ions Of &C 'ompanyiDg bill.
| BY Mr.. Cslishan of standardization
af West Branch Imrr1vement Company
and bill an acs ineof pors,lng same.
| RAILROADS, TELEGRApus AND ExrREssEs
BY Mr.. Bril- of Rochlsnd-Biil an &C,
rstiiying the cha ge Of name Of the Fenob'
&C I Shore Line Railroad Co.
| BY Mr. ChsdboufBe Of Bidieford-Bill
A. act to amend the charter of Bidief0fd
& Saco Railroad Company.
b. Mr.. Parker Of Belfsst-Bill an act Il
incorporate the Waldo Street Railway
| Company.
| By Mr. Hill Of Augusta--Bill an act r.
incorporate the Lewiston. Augusta Z Cam
dei Railroad Co.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
By Mr.. Porter Of Bsrgor So Petition o,
Trustees Of Ctildren's Hume, Bangor.
| Fisheries AND GAME.
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