Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-06
sfxty.fifth Session.



and his associates to construct toll road
In the counties Of Oxford and Cumberland.
Resolve 10 favor Of the town Of Cor;nth
Resolve in favor of Lola Coly for salary
rs representative of Penobseot tribe of
Indians.
| Bill an act TO confirm the doings Of the
Hall Signal Company, and to allow said
company to invest in, hold ard eeit the
| stock Of other companies, came back from
the House amended, and on motion BY Mr..
Thatcher Of Penobscot the Senate receded
from its former action. whereby the bill
was passed to be engrossed. and concurred
in the amendment offered by the House.
The bill as amended passed to be engrossed.
COMMUNICATIONS.
FEBRUARY 5. 1891.
To the President Of the Senate and Speaker
| of the House:
have the honor to transmit in response
to the order OF the Legislature An itemized
account of the expenditures of the com.
years 1889 and 1890.
Very resp'y
Your obt servant.
NICHOLAS FEssKSpEs,
Sec'y Of State.
Upon motion by Mr.. Mayo of Penobscot,
| the above communication, with the two ac-
counts annexed, was laid upon the table to
be printed.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 81
Feb. 9TH, 1891.
To the President Of the Senate and Speak
er of the House:
81 have the honor to transmit herewith
communication from Mr.. Francis T. Gar
| ri.on to the Secretary Of State of the Unit
ed States in relation to lack Of flre-escapes
in the hotels of this State, and by tha.
officer referred to the Executive Depart
ment of Maine.'
On motion by Mr.. Grindle of Hancock,
the communication was laid upon the table
to be printed.
ORDER.
By Mr.. Powers of Ar0ostook,
Ordered That q committee of seven on
| the part Of the Senate with such as the
House may join, be appointed for the pur
pose of making new arrangement: of the
councillor districts of the State for the
| mex. decade, together with the Assignment
to each county in said councillor districts.
By Mr.. Poor of Cum mberland,
Ordered, That A. B. T. Chadbourne,
folder for the Senate, be excused from
duty from the adjournment of the Senate
today until it convenes next Monday.
BILLS, PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Ryder of Penobsco.-Bil, al act
| additional to chapter CT, section 35 Of the
Revised Statutes relating to the adoption of
children.
By Mr.. Walton Of STANDARDIZATION
for Log Driving Company on North branch
of Suesd river, Franklin county.
BY Mr.. Hunt of Waldo-Bill, an set to
amerd section 5 of chapter SO Of the
Revised Statutes relating to Courts of
Probate"
BY Mr.. Swanton of STANDARDIZATION
of X. II. Richards and 20 others in favor
of Boothbay Water Company.
BY Mr.. Stewart of York-Bill, an act to
| amend section IA, chapter 298 of Public
Laws of 1889, relating to hawker5 and
peddlers.
By Mr.. Mayo of Standardization Of
George G.. SWEET and others, praying for
| repeal Of the law establishing standard
| time. Also of Ambrose Fogg and others,
praying for came.
The President stated that this matter
o'hS oOSh Acpoftrh upUu dANSictiJ oJ
the committee to which it was assigned,
| both branches. 1t could only be received by
unanimous consent. Failing such action,
| the petition was no. referred
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
Pv Mr.. Stewart Of ork-Resolve TO
| provide q commissioner 70 Inquire into the
| system of the care of psupers in other
states and this state and report to the
| Governrr and Council
BY MIR. Grindle of Hancock-Petitiou Of
Charles F. Paine and 80 Others for an act
| authorizing towns to elect sewer COM
missioners.
INTERIOR WATERS
| Bv MIR. Ryder OF Penobscot-Petition of
J. W. Burke ct ais. asking that the charter
of the Mattawamkeag Log Driving Com
pany be amended.
! FISHERIES AND. GAME.
| BY Mr. Nash of Washinaton-Remon.
STRANGE of NJ. II. Cook and 65 others of
Cherryfe'd against making September an
open month fer moose, caribou and deer.
Also, remonstrsuce Of Geo. II. Eaton and
| 81 others Of Calais agsins. same. Also
emonstrance of A NJ Nash of Harrington
and 50 others against same. Also remon-
STRANGE of S. N. Campbell and Is Others of
Cherryfeld assinst same. Also rsmor-
STRANGE of NJ. F. Ingersoll and 25 others of
| Columbia against same. Also remons.,ance
of Henry Nash and ~ others OF Addison
against same. Also remonstrance of Isaac
Carleton and 35 others of Columbia Falls
against same.
BY Mr.. Ryder of Penobscot-Bill, An act
relating 10 inlard fisheries.
RAILROADS. TELEGRApHs AND EXPRESSES.
By Mr.. Hsiues of Kennebec-Petition
| from Kimbsll & Williamson and 10l others
OF the town OF Norway, Me-, asking fer
| rates on railroads.
Also petition Of j. Wheeler & Son ard
1879 others from the village Of Cumberland
Mills, for same,
By Mr.. Pet,ingill of Oxforh-Petition of
the Androscoggin Lakes Transportation
Co for charter for railroad from Anglers
Retreat to the shore of Unbsgos Lake.
SrEcrAL Committee on TAxAIIox.
Bv Mr.. Mavo Of Penooscot-Pe,ition OF
L NJ Valentine and others praying for
some law 10 equaiize taxation.
TowSs.
By Mr.. Gilmore of Hancock-Remon-
strsnce Of Charles P. Perry Of Crystal
Plantation ard 20 others against the
division of said plantation.
READ ONCE; TOMORROW ASSIGNED.
Bill. 40 act to legslize the proceedings
for which Lincoln plantation WAS Or
ganized
Bill. an SCI for the projection of fish in
the tributaries Of Wilson pond in the city
of Auburn, Andrsscogain county.
Bill, An &C. to incorporate the Watefyille
and Fairfield Railway and Light Company.
| COMMITTEE REPoRTs.
/ Mr.. Haines of the committee on iesal af-
fairs to which was referred bill, An act to
incorporate the watefvilIe Charity Hospital.
reported that the same should be referred
to the commisee on fnancisl sfAirs.
On noiion by the same senator the bill
was referred 30 that committee.
Il Mr. Libby for The committee on legal af-
fairs to which vas referred bill, IN act TO
! amend section Of chapter l4I Of the pri-
vsfe and specisl laws Of 1887. relating 70
Phillips villsge corporation, reported that
the same ought to pass.
This bill was laid upon the table to be
printed under the joint rules.
Mr.. Giles for the committee to which
Vas referred ''reaolve in favor Of Hampden
Academy. reported that the same ouahs 10
pass This resolve vas tabled to be print.
ed under the Joint rules.
Mr.. Poor Of the committee on education
to which was referred ''resolve in favor Of