Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-30

BY Mr.. Adams Of York-Petition of the
first Parish Congre gational church of Saco
for authority to be granted the city of Saco
TO convey certain real estate.
By Mr.. Walton CT Somerset-Bill, an
act to amend section 2G OF chapter 50 Of the
Revised Statutes of Maine respecting the
commitment of children to charitable
institutions.
By Mr. Steward of York-Bill, an act to
provide for the adoption of iaber-trade
marks and forms Of advertising by associa-
tions or unions of working men and to reg
ulate the same.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
By Mr.. Libby of -Remon-
STRANGE of ]. A. Gerry and 81 others against
the Incorporation of territory formerly con-
stitutiug school district No. in the town
of Poland. Also remons.rance of Nell
W. Morrill, against the same.
BY Mr.. Poor of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STRANGE Of the pupils of the public schools
Of Portland against the repeal Of the pig
con law.
RAILROADS, TELEGRAPHs AND EXPRESSES.
By Mr.. Spear Of kennebec-Bill, an act
to legalize the location of the Phillips and
Rspgeley Railroad across the Parlin road,
80 called in the town Of Phillips at grade.
FISHERIES AND GAME.
By Mr.. Giles of Oxford-Remonstrauce
of W. W. Spring and 72 others against a
law prohibiting fishing in Shepherds river
and the Little Saco river in Oxford county.
BANKS AND BANKiNG.
By Mr.. Moore Of Cumberland-Bill, an
act to incorporate the Portland Loan Com
pany.
By Mr.. Walton of Somenet-Petition to
establish the Forest City and Safe Deposit
Corporation, with bill, accompanying. Also
petition to establish the Trust Safe and
Deposit Company with bill accompanying.
WAYS AND BRIDGES.
BY Mr.. Ryder of Penobscot Petition of
W. II. Libby and ~ others Of Mattawam-
keag asking State aid for the purpose of
building bridge across the Penobscot
river in the town of VIM or Msttawam-
kesg. Also petition of W. r. Slratton and
81 others of Chester in the same matter
Also petition of Gorham Ireland of Wood
Vile, and 81 others in the same matter.
Also petition of S. r. Gates and l20
others of the town OF Winn in the same
matter.
Pensions.
By Mr.. Giles of Okford-Petition Of
William Poor asking the restoration Of his
name to the State pension roll.
CLAIMS.
Petition of T. F. Houghton and 80 Others
of Bingham for reinforcement for money
paid out for paupers, with resolve accom-
paDying.
AGRICULTURE.
By Mr.. Poor of Cumberland-Bill. an
act to repeal chapter $50 of the Public
Laws of 1889, establishing a bounty on
crows.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Grindle of the committee on Insane
Hospital to which was referred-Bill an
act to increase the salary of the superin-
tendent Of Insane Hospital. reported the
same in new draft, under title of "Au act
to FIX the salary CT superintendent of
Insane Hospital and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Harper of the AndroscogRin delega
,ion TO which was referred-Pet Of
Judge of Probate of Androscogsin county
for increase of salary. Reported, with bill
submitted entitled "An act to fix the salary
of Judge of Probate for Androscoggin
county, that the same ought to pass.
These bills being of public nature were
laid upon the table to be printed. pending
second residing under the joint rules.
Mr.. Haines Of Kennebec presented bill.
an act to amend chapter 81. Revised Stat
utes and to regulate railroad rates and
fares, and on his motion the bill was laid
upon the table to be printed pending refer
ence to the committee on railroads, tele-
graphs and expresses.
READ ONCE, TOMORROW ASSIGNED.
Bill, an act to increase the salary Of the
Judge of the municipal court of the city of
Lewiston.
Bill, an act to prevent the use of narrow
trimmed wheels for hauling OF hides, leather,
lumber, or silica over the roads or streets
of Milbridge, Cherry field, Deblois, and
Beddirgtop.
Bill, an act to authorize the inhabitants
Of the city Of Waterville to purchase the
franchise and property Of the WAterville
Water Company.
Bill, An act entitled an &C. to amend
section so of chapter ls OF the Revised
Statutes, relsting to ways.
On motion by Mr.. Thstcher Of Penoo-
scot this bill was laid upon the table pend
ing its second reading.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Eye and
Ear IpfrmAYy.
Resolve in favor of St. Elizabeth Catho-
lie Orphan Asylum in Portland.
Resolve in favor Of Foxcroft Academy.
PASSED TO BE ESGRossEp.
Bill. an act to incorporate the Cherry
field Village Corporation.
Bill, an &C. to provide in part for the er-
penditures of Government.
Mr.. Rogers of Washington moved to
smend fore going bill By striking out "s2500
in second section of said bill, and sub.
stituting two cents
Mr.. Pettengili Of Oxford stated that the
amount named was to supply deficiency for
morey already paid out, and not a. an ap-
preparation for the coming year. Where
upon Mr.. Rogers withdrew his motion TO
amend. and offered further amendment
to strike out $40. 900 for militia purposes
and insert Sl0,080.'
Mr.. Rogers offered s. his reason for the
amendment thst is seemed unnecessary
to e1pend so much for nlilitis purposes,
that large amounts have been expended for
educational purposes and that this seemed
q rood place to make Limitation.
Mr.. Malies of Cumberiand.-"I would
like word or two before the motion is pu'
to vote. The appropriations for militia
purposes up TO tEo years ago were sls, COO