Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-25
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tee on S&aas lands and eente Esads, - which
vns referred resolve in favu1of Chaflss Z.
Allen, reported thss the sam4 ought nes 70
pass. Report accepted.
Tia sane gentleman for - sane conn
mitsee, 10 which VS. refesssd petiti0n OF
r. T. Pennock and II othsrs praying Tor
aid in building bridge scrcss Mseaiioway
river in Lincola plantation. Oxfofd county,
reported that the petitioners have leave to
withdraw. Report accepted.
Mr.. Osgood Of Lewiston for the commit
tee on railroads, telegraphs and expresses,
to which vas referred bill. An act to author
Ire the Lewiston and Auburn Horse Rail.
road Company to use electricity - . mesivs
power, reported bill in new draft under
lame title and that il ought to pass. On
motion Of Mr.. Savage Of Auburn, tabled
tor printing pending frst reading.
Mr.. Psyson Of Portland for the commit
tee on judiciary to which was referred bill.
an act relating to drains and sewers in the
city Of Portland, reported that the tame
ought to pass, and on his motion il was
tabled for printing pending 6rst reading.
Mr.. Drummond Of Portland for the
Cumberland County Delegation. to which
vas referred bill, An acs in relation to the
municipal court Of the city Of Portland, re-
ported bill in new draft under same title
and that il ought to pass, and on his motion
ii wAs tabled for printing pending first
reading.
Mr.. Drummond of Portland for the COM
mistee on legal Affairs. to which va
referred bill, An set to amend section "a,
chapter 20 of the Revised Statutes relating
to insolvency proceedings, reported bill in
new draft under same title and that it ought
to pass. Tabled for printing under rule.
The same gentleman for tne Cumberland
County Delegation, to which was referred
bill, Al act relating to salary OF county
commissioners of Cumberland county, re-
ported bill in new draft under same title
and that it ought to pass. Tabled for
printing under rule.
Mr.. Allen of Presque Isle for the com.
mittee on pensions, to which was referred
resolve in favor of William Poor of Brown
field, reported that the same ought to pass.
Tabled for printing uoder rule.
MIR. Clark Of Richmond for the commit
tee on State lands and State roads, to
which was referred resolve in favor Of
Charles o. Randall, reported that the same
ought to pass. Tabled for printing under
rule.
The same gentleman for the same COM
mittee, to which was referred petition of
L. B. Rogers and IA others, praying for an
appropriation to repair the Trout Brook
road (so called between Patten in Penob-
scot county and Trout Brook in Piscata-
quis county reported resolve in favor of An
appropriation for the repair Of Trout Brook
road, and thst the same ought to pass.
Tabled for printing under rule.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Resolve in favor of Somerset Academy.
Resolve 10 favor of Fryeburg Academy.
Resolve in favor Of Mattsnawcook
Academy.
Resolve in favor Of Lincoln Academy.
Resolve in favor of the town of Ashland
Resolve in favor Of Timothy c. Tapley.
PASSED TO BE ENaRossEp.
Bill. An act to incorporate the Rumford
Falls & Andover Telegraph and Telephone
Company.
Bill, an act relating to the Presumpseoi
River Railroad Company.
Bill, an act to amend section Q of chap
ter 10 of the Revised Statutes, relating tc
burying grounds.
Bill, an &C. to amend section 1l9 of chap
ter 81 of the Revised Statutes, relating tc
railroads.
Bill, an act ratifyipg certain leases tt
Maine Central Railroad Company.
Bill. an act to incorporate the Frontier
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Bill, an act to amend chapter 522 of the
Private and Special Laws Of 1889, felatir G
90 p nh Do;l
pany.
Bill. an act to incorporate the Calais
Electric Railway Company.
Bill, an set additional to and amendstory
of chapter Al Of the Private and Special
Laws of 1887 to amend the charter of the
Waterville and Fairfield Railroad Com
pany.
Bill, an act to insure the better education
of practitioners of dental surgery and t.
regulate the practice of dentistry in gthe
State of Maine.
Bill. an act to incorporate the trustees Of
the George Stevens Academy Of Bluehill
PASSED TO DE ENACTED.
An set to prohibit the taking of fish ii
the tributaries of Long and Great ponds in
the county Of Kenne6ec.
An act to change the name of Rives Car
penter Mitchell of Patten.
An act to amend section one of chapter
lis of the Revised Statutes relating tt
salaries.
An act to incorporate the Castine Bank
ing Company.
An act to incorporate the Sanford Agri
cultural and Mechanical Association.
An act to amend section III of chsptel
1876 Public Laws Of 1874 entitled IAN ac1
for the preservation of salmon, chad ant
alewives in Georges river and tributary
| streams"
An act to Incorporate the Castins and
Brooksville Steam Ferry Company.
An act to change the name Of Belinda
NJ. Frees Of Orono.
An act to authorize Bangor Street Rail.
way to extend its system.
An act to provide Board Of Registra.
ton in the cities OF this State.
An act - provide for ths election Of a
school dmmittee and superintendent Of
schools for the town of Skowhegan.
An act to authorize the Inhabitants Of the
town of Bristol to construct and maintain
q bridge across the tide waters of Ruther
ford's Island Gut.
An &C, authorizing the Manufacturing
Investment Company to erect and maintain
| piers and booms in the Kehnebec river al
Madison.
An act to incorporate the Mechanic Fall.
Trust and Banking Association.
An act to provide for the election Of 8
school committee and superintendent Of
schools in the town Of Westbrook.
FINALLY PASSED.
- 80 w.
nebec to procure loan.
Resolve in favor Of Mscwahoc Planta
ton.
Resolve in favor Of helping maintain
road from Patten to Crystal Plantation.
Resolve in favor of John r. Kelly.
Receive in favor of Swsnviile.
Resolve in aid Of the Children's Home in
Bargor.
Resolve in aid Of the town of Cutler.
Resolve in favor Of Conner Plantation.
AUTHORIZATION FOR NORMAL ScnooLs.
Bill, An act to amend section 1l2 oil
chapter II of the Revised Statutes relating
to normal schools came up on its passage
10 be enacted.
Mr.. Stone of Troy-Mr. Speaker
This bill went through the House
the other day. and it was not understood.
It takes $4,000 from our common schools
and sppropriates it to the three normal
schools. Now. have we any money to sup
port these three? The population 10 our
rural towns is falling off. We raise so
cents per capita, and the population il fall.
ing Oh in the country towns and our school
money from that source grouing less.
There is the mill tax and the bank tax, the