Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-11

pcrfnnlty Tor the boys In the State 70 carr
money TO celebrate the 4th Of July, and An
appropriation Of $500 was made for thA,
purpose. | would like to AK the com.
mitsee il there is deficiency Of 81 SOC
in that matter.
Mr.. Th.tcher-There 10 deficiency of
between 81. AGO and $4,000 in that ap.
preparation snd this is to meet that ded
Iciency.
Mr.. Spear Of Kennebec-I offered AZ
order this morning to inquire ct the Adju.
tant General with reference to expenditures
of his department. This bill vas recon.
mitted several DAYS age, and it WAS under.
stood tha. we should receive. at least 90
understood il. some information, informally,
from this department IS to expenditures,
and some estimate Of what would be needed
for the next two years. But We have been
unable TO get any information whssever.
and think the Senate should act upon this
matter as they would act upon other bust
mess matters. Ii is matter of business. l
am not opposed to the appropriation. Ii
$50 900 is not necessary l do not want il.
appropriated because many others are
cslling for appropriations. If $40, 900
is necessary q statement of expenditures
will show it, and l think the Senate is
entitled to it as a matter of business and
ought to have il, therefore concur in the
motion t, amend offered by the senator
from Somerset, 10 strike out this item for
for the present until we are in receipt Of
reformation which have called for, tha.
we may act intelligeutiy on this sppropris.
ton. II. in regard to other items in the
Phil, there is pressing necessity for the
money, it seems to me no injury would be
done 10 the Adjutan; Generals department
| BY striking cut that item.
Mr. Haines-I will call this bill up to-
morrow morning. think it is but fair to
have q chance 70 look into this matter.
do not know whether it should be stricken
ont or not. Ii is proposed to strike out
| three different items. The crow item 10 q
matter very near to my heart. The COM
miitee on agriculture have the matter
under consideration at the present time.
and cannot tell what may become Of it, and
ask that the bill be laid upon the table
until tomorrow. so that may have oppor-
tunity TO look into il.
The motion to lay on the table was
carried, and on the same senator's motion
| tomorrow at O'Clock was assigned for its
| consideration.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act for the protection Of fish in the
| tributaries of Wilson pond in the city of
Auburn, Androscogs!n county.
An act TO authorize the city Of Bangor to
| fund portion of its Indebtedness.
An act to amend chapter So of the Re-
yised Statutes relating to board of agri.
culture.
An act to amend an act to authorize the
erection ard maintenance of sluice at
Uppe, Saltwater.
An act to f1x the salary Of the county At
torney Of the county of Washington
An act 10 incorporate the Manufactur-
ers Loan, Trust and Deposit Company.
An act to increase the compensation of
the county commissioners Of the county of
York.
An act concerning the Portland and
Rumford Fails Railway and the Rumford
Falls aud Buck field Railroad
An act to make the first Monday in Sep
tember legal holiday.
An act to authorize +. A. Hutchins.
Nelson Thompson and their associates to
build and maintain q wharf in the tide
waters of Erie ndship, Knox county.
An act TO fix the salary of the clerk of
courts in Lincoln county.
An act to confirm the acts and doings of
the Hall Signal Company and to allow
said company to invest in, hold or sell the
stock of other companies.
An act to fix the compensation of the
sheriff Of the county of Lincoln.
An set to authorize the Baptist Society
in North Yarmouth and Freeport to sell
and convey any or all of its real estate.
An act additional to the charter Of the
Portls nd Railway Company.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve in favor Of the town Of Coriuth.
Resolve in favor of Lola Coly.
On motion by Mr.. Walton of Somerset,
Senate Document No. 46. IAN act to anne nd
chapter 225 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1897, in relation to the orgsniza-
ton Of the Ssgadahoc Real Estate Associa-
ton was taken from the table.
In making this motion Mr.. Walton said
l find that the endorsement on the docu-
ment is-"In Senate; laid on table to be
printed on motion by Mr.. Rogers of Wash
iDgton." Senator Rogers left some Of bis
matters in my hands. and understand IS q
mstter of fact that the association in ques
tion, made up Of some Of the best men in
Bath, have arrived at a limit of their capital
stock and can do no business and are now
suffering from the fact that this bill does not
go through have no doubt, from my rels
tions with Senator Rogers. that this matter
is all right; and AM fully aware Of the
courtesy that every Senator is entitled to
when he lays paper on the table; but
this is laid upon the table to be printed,
and / take the responsibility upon myself
ia making this motion.
The bill than took its second reading and
WAS passed to be engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Mallet of Cumbe.-
land Senste Document No 81, ian act
relating to the consolidated Electric Light
Company of Maine" was taken from the
table, and referred to the committee on the
judiciary in concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Poor of Cumberland
Adj jurrei