Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-15

tsry OF STATE Of the amount Of capital sreei
actually paid in, under penalty Of forfeiture
of their charters, and repars BY bill OF
otherwise.
Mr.. Chadbourne Of idieford inquired
whether the order referred 10 nxes
on corporations. A. he understood
the report Of the Tax Commis
sion. there vas . clause in their bill
ard also recommendation contained In toe
report which, in accordance With the order
passed on Tuesiav. would refer this mater
to the Special Committee on Taxa,ion, ard
while be he'd no personal objections to thi,
order being referred TO the Committee OIL
the Judiciary. il seemed to him that II the
order did apply to taxes it you'd be referred
quite - well to the Special Committee on
Taxation.
Mr.. Save said that the order Just in.
treduT' iul Hot refer Z, taxation - such
There Is .sia IN be in this State . growing
and crying ev,i 10 gard to taxation Of peo-
pie ~ho live out of the State ami come here
for the purpose Of taking advantage of our
somewhat loose method OF organizing cor.
pofations. and there has been a general de-
sire expressed that something should be
done 10 regulate and perhaps limit the
freedom with which such corporations are
organized For that purpose he had intro.
duced the order.
Mr.. Chadooufne withdrew his objections
and the order received q passage.
On motion of Mr.. Moore of Anson.
Ordered, That the sum of thirty dollars
be allowed and paid to james E. Wade,
mail carrier of the last House, for services
rendered by him during the present session.
On motion of Mr.. Fuller of fremont.
Ordered, the Senate concurring. Tha,
the Committees on R4form School, State
Prison, Insane Hospital, Education, Agri.
culture. Military Affairs and State College
of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. be au
to visit the various institutions
which they represent.
On motion Of Mr.. Bird of Rocklsnd,
Ordered. The Senate concurring, thai
the Secretary of State 10 regarded and here.
by authoriz d TO furnish At the expense Of
the State such postage stamps and station.
cry to the Chairman and Clerks Of all Join,
Standing Committees as nay be necessary
to the proper discharge Of their ofiicia
duties, and to require any balance OF any
such stationery and stamps remaining il
their hands at the final adjournment
of the legislature 10 be returned 10 the said
Secretary.
The following petitions. bills and re-
solves were presented and referred to the
several committees as follows:
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Graves of So. Berwick-Petitior
of G. A. Wiagin and l20 others asking fol
q isw fop fnwps In raimh huyao nupay. n,
sheep killed by dogs.
BY MIR. Gray of Bucksport-Petition fol
charter for Bucksport and Orland Electric
Light and p ,wer Co.
BY Mr.. Farrand Of Rockland-Peti,ioy
for the anne ndment of Chapter 6 of re
vised statutes.
By Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent-Bill. al
act to establish one term of the probst,
court each year at Fort Kent In the county
Of Arnostook.
By Mr.. Callahsn Of Lewiston-Petitioy
for incorporating the Li.bon Falls Watel
Co. with bill accompanying.
BY Mr.. Adams Of Bang M-Bili. an &C
to authorize the city of Bangor to fund ,
portion of its Indebtedness.
BY Mr.. Bird of RNckland-Bill, an &C
TO amend sections three, ten and thirteen OF
the citS charter of Rockland; bill, an &C
relating to drains and common sewers il
the city Of r )ckland
By Mr.. Clason of Standardization o
Frank NJ Ross and others for incorporation
of the Mousam Water and Electric Ligh
Company, with accompanying bill.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
Bv Mr.. Callahan of Lewiston-Bill a,
act TO promote the efficiency of the fir-. de
partm-nt of the city of Lewiston; bill Al
act to amend acts relating to q municipa
court for the city of Lewiston.
By Mr. Noble Of Lewiston-Petition o
the president and trustees of Ba'es Colleg
for amendment of charter, with bill accom-
paying; pe.i ions Of citizens OF Bath
lewiston and Auburn, for repeal Of section
80, chapter l24 of the revised statutes re
latnQ to the use of live pigeons for large
shooting.
Bv Mr. Shaw of Bath-Petition Of 2. o
Vickery that the county commits toner's o
Sagadahoc co 'nty may have authority t
lay out highway across Atkins bay.
By Mr. Roberts of Lvman-Bill an &C
to incorporate the New Eoglsnd Free Bap
tist Association.
LABOR,
By Mr.. Chsdbou-ne of Biddeford-Bill al
act to repeal chapter 303 Of the public law
of 1889 entitled ian act relating TO employ
ment of labor"
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
By Mr.. Shaw Of Portland-Resolve il
favor of Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary.
PEssIoNs.
BY Mr.. Jones of ville-Petitio
a'king that pension be granted Timo.h,
c. Tspley Of Brooksvile.
WAYS AND BRIDGES.
By Mr.. Leighton of Deblois-Petition o
Asa F. LIBBY and six'een others of th
town of Beddins.on to preven. the use o
narrow trimmed wheels on roads of Bed
dington, Deblois, Cherryfeld and Mill
bridge. Petition of s. B. Libby and fiftee
others Of the town Of Deblois for the same
BY Mr. Kimball of BriSgston-Bill Al
act authorizing Charles e. Gibbs and hi
associates to construct a toll road in tn
counties of Oxford and Cumberland.
INTERIOR WATERS.
By Mr.. Crocker of Machiss-Petition o
Vim. C. Holway and others for the revi.io
of the tolls of the Machias Boom Corpors
ton.
FISHERIES AND GAME.
By Mr.. Ervine Of Bristol-Petiti of
W. Fassett and others of Bristol. to graz
Augustus McTsin the right to maintain
6sb trap on McFarlsnd's Point, west sid
of Johns Bay, in said Bristol.
EDUCATION.
BY Mr.. Peaks Of Dover-Resolve i
favor of Foxcroft Academy.
TowNs.
By Mr.. Kni7ht Of Camden-Pe,ition of
C. Adams and 55s others, to divide th
town of Camden, with accompanying bill.
BALLOT BILL TABLED FOR PRINTING.
Mr.. Clason of Gardiner preser ted bill
an act tn provide for printing and dist,ibr
ting ballots st the punlic expense and
regulate voting for State and city ele,
tions, and pending its reference to Judic
ary Committee, moved that it lie on the t,
bic for printing.
On motion Of Mr.. Porter Of Bangor SO
topics Of the bill were ordered printed, il
stead of the usus. number. $50.
Mr.. Dickey OF Fort Kent moved 70 a
j,urn- A viva voce vote |. # the chair
doubt, and risirg vote disclosed an owe
whelming msjority in favor Of the motiol
Adjourned.
Schooner A.hoTs.
VINEYARD HAvE~, Jan. IA -Schoon'
Freddie W. Alton of proyincetoyn fro