Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-03
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House ocrupisd sbcut twenty nsinut.e =,
the session Monday sfte.ness. ssd sbes,
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committee reports. Some Of the principal
msssufes infro1acsd afrervssds we've The
bill to incorporate the Gsrdines q Rsnssisv
Telegraph Company. The names Of those
who vish 70 be incorporated srs: A. B
Gilman. Geo. n. Gooduin, Weston Lewis,
A. N Spear ard r. Z. TimberiAae.
senator Ssessr. presented bill provid-
ing that: "Aii Of III. provisions Of ehspse,
~, chapter II, s"ciion 20 Of chapter 1873.
and section ] Of chsrter 1875 Of the Revised
Statutes. With all snendm.nts thereof, and
al additions thereto, % far - they relate
to intoxicating liquors, are hereby made to
apply to all intoxicating Eqaoss imporx d
10 the original package.
Serasor Stewart presented bill to incor.
psrsie John C. Ssevsrt, Wilbur y. Lunt
and Charles l.. Marston the Orient Mutual
Aid Association.
Even from Cape Elizabeth comes peti.
tion to authorizs Arnossoak county 70 aid
In the construction Of railroad.
Ia the aonss.
Representative CIason Of Gardiner pre.
sented bill to amend the laws relating TO
the Gardiner & Randolph Railroad Com
pany BY inser ing in sec. Of chsp. 522
Private and Special Laws. after the word
corporation" In the 18th line, the fa,ios.
ing: But ali repairs required on the
Gardiner 4 Pi,ts.on bridge, and expense
incurred therefor in mshiag sail bridge
safe ard convenient for passage of said
compans's cars over il. such safety to be
determined By an engineer agreed UPON by
the municipal officers of said city, town of
Randolph aad''ssid eompsny. shall be made
and paid for by said railroad company
before 1t shall be allowed to lay its track
across said bridge or any portion thereof.
According to the bill presented Repre-
sentative Herrick yesterday when any three
Of nine members Of local church now
eristirg or that may hereafter be organized
in this State shall apply in writing to any
Justice OF the Peace ia The county for the
purpose Of Incorporating said church the
Justice may direct a notice to be posted
seven days prior to the meeting. II two.
thirds Of the voters in the church shall vote
for Incorporation, 1t shall become . body
corporate with all rights.
Relating to Register OF Dssds.
Peaks Of Dover put in = bill to amend
section 20 of chapter 80, Revised Statutes,
90 that said section shall read mo regis
ter shall be attorney or counsellor in or out
Of court in any suit or matter pending
in the court Of which he is register, nor in
any appeal therefrom, nor be executor, ad-
minisirator, trustee, guardian, commission
80 OF insolvency, appraiser. or dlvider of
any estate, nor any case within the jurisdic-
ton Of said court. nor be in any manner
intrusted in the fees or emoIuments arisipq
therefrom.
Mr. Monroe of Thomsston presented =
bill to incorporate the following as tie
Georges River Land Company Joseph
+, Moore, W. L. Vinsl, c. S. Smith. N. |
C. Neehsn, c. W. Simpson, Atwood Lev
suseler, J. II. II. Hewitt, j. o. Robinson
ard 7, A. Carr.
The town of Fremont wants one copy
each Of the first II volumes and several
other numbers Of the Maine Reports. and
the town of Searsmont having lost several
Of it, reports by fire. asks for similar IA |
vor from the Safe.
Tho Mt Desert Railway.
The Mt. Deser. Rail Fsy wants to have
its porers extended so that it may change
ts eusge to four feet eight and one hall |
inches, cor struc. and operate Its line by |
electricity to Eden AMI Seal Hsrbor and
Northeast Hsrbor and also that it be em-
powered to purchase or lease the Green |
Mountain Railway.
0ser thirty Petition, for tn. repeal Of !
the law relating to smelts and Holsters came
in the House, and of these J. W. Parker of |
Belfast, presented fifteen.
The teachers and pupils of the Cony High |
School and their remonstrsnce to the a.
ready long let slresdy received sgsinst the |
repeal of the pigeon Law.
James w. Bradbury, Z C. Allen, J |
Manchester Haynes aud IS others are to be |
by the bill presented by DR.. J. F. Hill of
Augusta incorporated by the name of the
Augusta City Hospital
Representative D'ummopd of Portland
presented = bill to ame,d the law relating |
10 mills BY striking out the words, "the first
publication to be 80 days at least before |
the time 50 assigned
Augustas City Charter.
Representative Hill presented the fol- |
lowing petition of Samuel w. Lane and Gs
others for the following amendment; of the |
charter Of the city of Aususts;
10 the Honorable Legislature Of Maine.
The undersigned citizens Of Augusta re
,p9cttully reques. the following amend |
ments TO the charter Of the city of Augusta
First. That all city officers except city |
clerk, treasurer, collector. assessors ard !
ssdiior shall be appointed by the mayor |
with the sdvice and consent Of the board of |
alderman.
Second. That two thirds vote Of both |
branches Of the city council shall be neces- |
cary to pass any matter of the veto Of the |
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