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


torial vote have hsd the matter urd con-
siiefation and beg leave 20 report toe fol-
Iouing tahalAiioo
VIII, l. number Of votes returned
for Governor. 1881
Edsin & Burle'sh had 81 acc
william P. Thompson hsd i5 sas
Aaron Clark he'd 96s
I.s,c r Clark hal l,ss4
Scattering. .
and EdSin C. Bu,ieish, having rec, ised =
plurality of all he votes returned, Is duly
elected Governor for the current political
years OF 1891 aud 1872.
Per order,
'FRAsk l. NoBLE, for Committee.
The repo.. was accepted.
COMMITTEES RgroRrs.
Mr.. Payson of Portland, for the commit
tee or judicia'y,;o viii. n va, referred bill,
An act to amend clause &, sectioa 81, chap
ter sc of the Revised St.tutes, relating to
trustee process. reported that the same
ought not to pass. Report accepted.
Mr.. Stea,ns Of Caribou for the committee
on judiciary, to which WAS referred bill, An
act to amend chsp.er 2es Of the Public
Lavs Of 1859 entitled "An act relating to
hawke,s and pedilers,' reported that the
same oush, not to pass. Report accepted
Mr.. Stearns of Caribou for the commit
tee on judiciary, to which Was referred
order of the Legislature relating to the re-
peal Of chapter 29s of the Public Laws Of
1889 relating to peddlers and hAwkers,
reported legislation inexpedient. Report
accepted.
Mr.. Newton of Calais for the committee
on financial Affairs, TO which WAS referred
resolve in favor of the Waterville City
Hospital, reported that the same ought not
to pass. Report accepted.
MIR. Psyson of Portland for the commit
tee on Judiciary, to which was referred
petition of G A. Wiggin and I20 others.
praying for law authorizing town to paw
the owners of sheep killed BY dogs for
damage suffered thereby, reported that the
petitioners have leave to withdraw. Report
accepted.
Mr.. Herrick of Bethel for the committee
on judiciary, which was instructed by an
order of the Legislature to inquire into the
sxpediency of changing the present method
of publishing Maine reports, and changing
the salary of the reporter of decisions,
reported legislation inexpelient. Report
accepted.
Mr.. Chadbourne of Biddeford for the
committee on judiciary to which was
referred petition for An amendment of
chspter q, Revised Statutes. relating to the
assessment and collection of taxes, reported
that the petitioner have leave to withdraw.
Report accepted
Mr.. Peaks of Dover for the committee
on judiciary, to which was referred petition
of j. II. W. Hewitt and 81 others, praying
that towns shall be liable for damage to
sheep from dogs and wild animals, aud
praying for an act tn be passed exempting
from taxation certain number Of sheep
for the purpose of encouraging sheep hus'
bandry, reported that the petitioners have
leave to withdraw. Report accepted.
Mr.. Hersey of Buckfield for the commit
tee on legal affairs, to which was referred
petition Of Ii C. Longfellow and ~ oihers
of Lambert Lake Plantation praying tina,
poll taxes may be assessed in SAID plsuta-
ton on the 18th day of May instead of the
first day of April, reported that the petit
TONERS have leave to withdraw. Report
accepted.
Mr.. Newton of Calais for the committee
on financial affairs, to which was referred
petition Of asylum ofs"Our Ladies OF
Lourde," praying for an appropriation o!
$50 900, reported tuat the petitioners have
leave to Withdraw. Report accepted.
Mr.. Aver Of Oaklsnd for the committee
on railroads, telegraphs and expresses. to
which was referred the petition Of Benj1-
min r. Allen and 100 others. praying that
the Kennebec and Franklin Railroad Com
pany be incorporated, reported bill, an act
,La H..
Railway, and that the same ought to pass.
On motion OF Mr.. Aver, pending accept
ance Of the report, il was tabled for print
ing with accompanying bill
The same gentleman for the same com
mittee, 10 which wss referred bill. an act
to incorporate the East Blue Hill Tele-
phone Company reported that the same
ought to pass, ard GA his motion the repor.
with accompanying bill was table, for
printing, pendirg acceptance Of the report.
The came gentleman for the sama com
mIttee. TO which was referred bill, an acl
to amend ehsp'er 4is OF tue Private an
Spec-l laws Of 1883, relating to tie Lime.
rJcs IA load Company. reported that the
same ought to pass. and on his motion the
re po-t with accompanying bill was tab,ed
for printing, pending acceptance of the
rep6rt.
The same gentleman for the same com
u1itiee to which was referred bill, an &C,
to incorporate the Orouo, Veazie aud Ban.
yor Street Railway Company reported the
same for printing, The report was accepted
ard the bill tabled for printing.
The same gentleman for the same com
mittee to with was referred bill, an act to
authorize the Bangor Street Railway to
extend its system. reported The same for
printing. The report was accepted and the
bill tabled for printing.
The came gentleman for the same com
mittee to which was referred bill an act 10
authorize the extension of the Old Town
Street Railway company, reported the same
for printing. The report was accepted and
The bill tabled for printing
Mr.. Drummond OF Portland for the com.
mi tee on legal affairs, to which was re-
ferred bill, an act to incorporate the Maine
Hon Gopathc Hospital. reported that the
same ought to pass, an1 on his motion the
bill was tabled for printing.
Mr. Keegan of Hamlin Plantation for the
committee on education, to which was
referred resolve in favor of Litchfiel,l
Academy. reported resolve in new draf.
under title and that the same ought to pass
Tabled for printing under rule.
Mr.. Noble Of Lewiston for the committee
on legal affairs, to which was referred Bill,
an ACT smendstory Of section of chapter
200 of the Public Lave of 1889 relating ia
inn holders, boarding house keepers and
their guests reported that the same ought
70 pass. Tabled for prieting under rule.
The same gentleman flr the same COM
Mite, to which was referred Bill, an act
anie ndatory of section 80, chapter 81 Of the
Revised Statutes relating to lien on build
ipgs and lots. reported that the same ought
to pass. Tabled for printing under Sale.
Mr.. Clason of Gardiner for the commit
tee on education, to which was referred
resolve in favor Of Arson Academy in the
town of Ansor, reported resolve, in new
d-aft under same title and that the same
ought to pass. Tabled for printing under
rule
Mr.. Shaw Of Portlar i for the clmmittee
on financial affairs, to which was referred
petition of Temporary Home for Women
and Children a. Deering, pray ing for State
aid, reported resolve in favor of the TEN.
po.ary Home for Women and Children a,
Beering and that it ought to pass. Tabled
for printing under rule.
Mr.. L;ttIeteld of Penobscot for the com.
mittee on education. to which was referred
resolve in favor of Gould Academy, re.
ported that the same ought to pass. Tabled
for prioting under rule.
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