Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-19
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person
By Mr.. Penley Of Auburn--Petiiion for
the better protection of fish in Lake Auburn
in city of Auburn.
By Mr.. Abbott of sumner Petition OF
C. q. Holt ard 81 others for the protection
OF fish in Anssagant lake in Canton, between
october first ami May first for the term OF
six wears and from lis tributaries AT all sea-
sons OF the year for six years
WASHINGTON CouSrl pE,LSArioN.
Petition Of the county comm ssicners and
100 others, citizens of Washington county
pray ing that the fees now allowed for the
travel in the service Of legal process in
Washington county be Increased.
Bv Mr.. Blaisiell-- Petition of Samuel
Springer and - others for an nuanincns
to the State pension laws 50 ,hst ih">e who
served in the Arcostook, Calais or s'orier
Wars of - may he pat ca lbs simr terms
as those who served ia the Civil War.
BY Mr. Bean of Mason---r,i,ion of
Marshall Walker in favor OF n p nsion for
Eveline l.. Dresser; also resolve in favor
of the same.
iANNFsf'Ss
Bv Mr.. StodIar,l u Wa>hburu-l'etition
of assessors of Pe,ha-n Plantation.
0XpLR>.
By Mr.. Scott of Patten,
Ordered That the Senate eoucurring that
the report of the special tax commissioners
of Maine appointed under resolve of the
Legislature, approved March Is, 1889 he
referred to the Joint special committee on
taxation.
By Mr.. button of Windsor,
Ordered, That the report Of the several
departments for the year 1892 be distributed
isro rata to the members of the Legislature
and that the same be placed on the desks
of each member.
By Mr.. Woodbury. of Deering,
Ordered, That the clerk of the House
cause to be printed and laid on the desks
of each member every Monday and Thurs
day morning the full amount of all appro-
priations voted by the House up to that
date and the nam. of the committee re-
commenting the same less such sums as
had been adversely determined upon.
i'cmizing all matters that appear for the
first time.
REroErs of CoMM,rTEEs.
Mr.. lIamlin from the committee on the
Judiciary reported ought not TO pass on bill
an act to compensate persons quarantined
by local boards of health;
| Also, ought to pass on bill an act TO
authorize the Isleshoro Land and Improve
mcnt Co to maintain a breakwater across
The mouth of Dark harbor, islcsboro.
READ \Np ASSIGNED
Mr. Powers from the judiciary committee
reported ought to pass, on bill an act to
amend chapter l01 of the Private and Special
| Laws of 1857 relating 10 the Camden and
Rockiand Water Co, and moved that the
rules be suspended and the bill take its
three several readings and be passed 10 be
engrossed. and the House so voted.
On motion of Mr.. Littlefed of Poland
the House took recess till l.45.
The Speaker called the House to order at
Has.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in
concurrence.
The House having under consideration
the resolve from the Senate in respect to
til. memory of General Butler
Mr. Farbank of Bangor said, Mr..
Speaker | am In hearty sympathy with the
spirit of that resolve and ask the House to
give the resolve a unanimous passage.
General Butler, an eminent citizen, lawyer
aud soldier, did for the cause of American
liberty what no other man could have done.
His grip with which he took hold at New
Orleans was one of the potent factors in
breaking down the power of the southern
confederacy, and believe that this House
in sympathy with the spirit of this resolve
should accord it unanimous passage.
| On motion of Mr. Kelley of Boothbay, a
rising vote was taken and the resolve was
given unanimous passage
IL CONVENTION.
At ~ o'clock the Senate and House met
in joint convention in Representatives Hall
The Journals of both branches relating to
vote for United States senator having been
read, Senator Stafford of Hancock present
ed the following order,
Or Tered: That Hon. Eugene Hale of
Ellsworth be and hereby is declared duly
elected senator in Congress for the term of
six wears, beginning on the 18th of March,
a. d., 1898; and further ordered that the
secretary of the convention forthwith nform
the Governor of the election and declara-
lion thereof by the Legislature of Hon Eu-
gene Hale of Ellsworth as senator in the
Congress of the United States for the term
of six years beginning on the 4th of March,
\. u. 1898.
Thereupon Hon. Eugene Hale was de-
clared elected to the Senate of the United
States.
The Senate then retired.
Is HORSE
Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent moved to recon-
slider the passage of the order requiring the
clerk to keep a record of appropriations and
that the same be assigned for consideration
tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Alden of Union.
Adjourned.