Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
9ixty-6fth Session.


VVutH8l VI 68iuxG3tt EtS- -or It1b okk1
approved.
HousE BILLS READ oxcR. ToxoRaow As
! SIGNED.
Aa act to legslize the proceedings BY
which Lincoln Plantation was organized.
An act to legaliza the proceedings BY
which Highland Plantation Was organized.
An set TO amend section 27 Of chapter 65
Of the Revised Statutes - heretofore
amended relating to distribution OF pro
perty Of deceased persons.
An act to authorize the consolidation Of
certain railroad corporations.
4 An act 10 amend section 20 of chapter 80
Of the Revised Statutes relating to the kill
ing Of muskrass.
An act to amend section 80 of chapter At
Of the Revised Statutes relating to savings
banks deposits.
An act additional to the charter Of the
Maine Mutual Accident Association pfovid-
ing for guarantee cspitsl.
An act regulating the salary of the regis
ter of probate for the county Of Andres
cogsin.
i Matters from the House disposed of in
concurrence.
| COMMUNICATION.
MARCH 3, 1891.
To the President Of the Senate and
Speaker of the House:
| | have the honor to herewith transmit 3
communication received at this office, from
the family Of Gen. Sherman. acknowledg ging
the receipt of the resolutions of coincidence
adopted by the Legislature upon the death
Of that distinguished soldier.
Very resp'y,
Il Your obi ser,'t, Nicholas Fessenden,
4 Secretary of State.
| Accompanying above
No. 75 WEST 7lsr ST.,
New YORK. February 26, 1891.
The family of General sherman receiv-
ing with profound gratitude the expression
Of sympathy OF your body, desire to ex-
pYess their warm appreciation Of the exalted
honor bestowed by the LegislstuYe Of the
State of Maine upon the memory of their
father by your splendid testimonial Of coz
doleuce.
On behalf Of the family.
THOMAS EwIsG SHERMAN.
z. 7. SHERMAN.
4 ORDER.
| BY Mr.. Rogers Of Washington;
Ordered, That in view of the prompt
and careful consideration Of all matters
iaiure, and in the interests of an early
adjournment Of both branches of the Legis-
la,uce, the House concurring. the Lsgisla-
ture hold two sessions daily On and after
March 9, 1891.
Mr.Powers of Aroostook-Ie seems to me
we shall not expedite matters BY adopting
that order at the present time. presume
the Senate understands that the judiciary
committee is probably as far behiud as any
committee with their work, and we must
have the afternoon for committee work.
On motion by Mr.. Powers, laid upon the
table.
PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED AND Re
FERRED.
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Hunt Of Wsllo-Pesition of
Edwin A. Potter and others Of Liberty in
favor OF an act for the prevention of
blindness.
RAILROADS, TELEGRArHs AND EXPRESSES.
By Mr. Grind!e of Hancock-Remon-
STRANGE of W. s. Gurnee and twenty. one
others, tax payers of Bar Harbor, against
granting q charter for any railway in the
town Of Eden.
Also remonstrsnce of d. f. Kim5all and
So others of North Eas. Harbor 10 same
matter.
Also remous.rauces Of A. W. Bee and
. others in same matter.
Also remembrance Of Lucien Carr and
Il others in came matter.
Also remonstrsnce of r. A. Spr0wl in
same matter.
Also remonsteance of F. S. Davenport
and two others in same matter.
| Also remonstrance Of Edward NJ.
McCauley and 9 others Of Bar Harbor
In same matter.
| Also remembrance of eff GERS and direct
ors of Rebo Valley Club In same matter.
Also remonsnapce OF John w. Somes
and % others in same matter.
| Also remonstrancs Of De Grasse Fox and
80 others of Bar Harooc in same matter.
Also remons;rAnce of ID. z. Mareyis and
l59 others of Eden in same matter.
Also remons;rauce OF St.tson Foster in
same matter.
Also remonstrsnce Of Fountain Rodck
and III others of Eden ia same matter.
PRINTED BILLS READ ONCE, TOMORROW
AssIGsED.
An act creating the Oxford Village Cor
porstion.
An act TO ceie to the United States juris.
! UtCt1n over CeItAili itios Ill IlOutVu.
An act to smsnd section 2 of an act ap-
proved March Z. 1881 entitled IAN Act to
provide for mode of collecting tolls and
making assessments by the MsttaTamkeag
Log Driving Company"
REroRIs OF COMMITTEES.
Mr. Giles for the committee on State
lands and State roads, to which was re-
ferred order "Thst the committee on State
lands and State roads irqnire into the ex.
pediency of transferring sll plans and mans
from the library and Office OF the secretary
of state to the land office, and report By
bill or otherwise" reported that the same
be referred to the secretary of state. libra
risn ard land agent to make such disposi-
ton Of them as they think expedient-
On motion By Mr.. Rogers of Washington
the report WAS recommiued.
On motion by Mr.. Powers OF Aroostook
Bill, an act 10 incorporate the Maine
Sfste Bar Association wss introduced
under suspension of the rules, and con-
.id. red without reference TO committee.
On the same senator's motion Me bill took
it's several resii ,gs under susrensiou of th
rules and passed to be engrossed
On motion of the same senator-"Re solve
to reimburse the toen of Bingham for
money psld ont for the support OF psrsons
bayiug no Ie,idence in said town was laid
upon table. pending its second reldug.
PASSED TO BE EsGRossRp.
An Act 70 requisite the taking Of trout,
pickerel and white perch from ladisn pond
and its tributaries aud outlets in the town
Of St. Alsans, in Somerset county.
An act to prohibit the taking Of hsh from
middle Branch pond in the towns of Alfred
and W atsrboTo.
: An regulate the taking Of front from
wrads brook and Wards pond aud Walk.
srs pond so called on said brook in the
town Of Fryeburg.
An act to prevent the taking of fst
from Potter's pond in the town Of Garth
= sge for FIVE years.
An act to protect land-locked salmon
and front in MNshat's pond in the town Of
Anson, and its tributaries.
i. An act to prohibit the iakiog Of trou
and iand-locked salmon from Arasssgunli
cook lake in the towns Of Canton and Hart
ford. z
On motion by Mr.. SvAnton Of Sagada
hoc-BilI "An set to prohibit discr.minA
tion in Life or Endowment Iusuraue'
Policies" vas taken from the table and OIL
molten by the same senator Was referre'
TO the committee On mercantile sfairs an,
irEuYsrce