Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-02-19
The Legislature.
Monday. Feb. 8.

Monday, Feb. 8.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
On motion of Mr.. Gray of Buck.port,
Bill. an act to Incorporate the Bucksport
Village Corpo' alton was taken from the
table, read twice and assigned
Bill, an act to fix the salary of the coun-
~ attorney of the county of Hancock.
senate.
Tuesday, Feb 10.
BILLS, PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
Fish aud Game. BY Mr. Grindle Of Han
cock-Remonstrance of Lewis Holmes and
GO others against any change in the lobster
law.
By Nash of Wsshington-Re monstrance
of F.. A. Wyman and others of Milbridge
against making September an open month
for moose, caribou and deer.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
An act entitled an act to extend the time
of the Isle au Haul Water Company.
An act to amend chapter 81 of the Pri
vate and Special Laws of 1887, entitled an
act to supply the town of Buckspor, with
water.
The following petitions. bills, and re-
solves were presented and referred to the
several committees as follows;
FISHERIES AND GAME.
By Mr. Webb of Deer Isle-Remon-
STRANGE of Thaddeus Gross and 10 Others
against any change in the lobster law; al
so remonstrance of Davis T. Conley and
90 others against same; also remonstrance
of Nelson Sprague aud A. others against
same.
PASSED To BIZ ENGROSsRD.
Bill an act to fix the salary of the coun-
ty attorney of Hancock.
Bill. an act to incorporate the Bucks
port Village Cooperation.
COMMITTEE HEARINGS,
Cgmmittee on Judicjdry Before the jl-
dietary committee, DR.. ID. W. Fellows of
Portland, DR. F.. J. Roberts of Augusta.
DR.. l.. S. Chilcott of Bangor. Prof. Thos.
Fillebroun of Harvard Dental School. DR.,
F. 7. Sawyer of Skowhegan, and A. NJ
Goddard, Esq of Augusta. spoke in favor
OF the dental registration hill and DIR. A.
K Gilmore of Bath, opposed ii. The al
guments in its favor were that it would
protect the people from INSCRIPTIONS
Quacks and that a similar law wa- in force
in nearly all the other states and many for
eign countries. Or Gilmore replied that
its passage opened the door 10 graduates
Of quack colleges that ii was uncsllci for
BY the people whom 1t was alleged would
be benefited by it, enactment. and that it
would entail a useless expense on the
state
senate.
Wednesday, Feb. IL.
Hor-E bills READ ONCE. TOMORROW As
SIGNED
Bill, an act to incorporate the Maine
Homeopathic Hospital.
Bill, an act To Incorporate the Bucksport
Village Corporation,
Bill. an act to fix the salary Of the lun-
" attorney of Hancock county.
REFERRED FISHERIES AND GAME.
By Mr. Gilmore Of Hancock Rem m
STRANGE of +. H. Greelv and Others against
proposed law making September an open
time for moose, caribou and der
Towns
By Mr. Gilmore of Hancock Rempn-
STRANGE of j. ID. SAWYER and 300 others Of
Jonesport against setting off the Rogue
and other islands from Juae>port
House.
REFERRED JUDICIARY
By Mr.. Hcrrick Of Rehabilitation Of
Judge Enoch Foster Mrs Foster aud . .,
others, to allow women to vote at munich
pal elections
FISHERIES AND CAME
BY Mr. Littleheld II Peunh,cot Re-
mpn-trance of $ 6 Stevens and other, Of
Brooklin against any change in the present
lobster law.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
Mr.. Gray Of Buck>pprt for the Hancock
county delegation. - :" HIGH was referred
order of the legislature relating to salary
of judge of probate for Hancock county,
reported bill. an act To fix the salary Of
judge Of probate for Hancock county
Tabled for printing under rule
senate.
Thursday, Feb. T.
PASSED TO re ENCLOSED
Bill, an act entitled AN act to fix the
salary of the county attorney of the coun-
ty of Hancock
Bill, an act to incorporate the Buckspori
Village Corporation.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. Webb Of Deer Isle for the commit
tee on fisheries aud game, to which was re-
ferred petition Of Andrew f Wiley and
others, and other petitions relating to the
same praying that the Public Laws of 1859
relating TO the lobster fishery may be
amended. reported that the petitioners
have leave to withdraw. Report accepted
PASSED TO RE- rNGpoSsFb