Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-04

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propristious to sectsrian Institutions; ais,
petition of s. Hcrrick for same.
By MIR. Spiilane Of f.ewiston--Pstitioa o
Central Labor Union of Lewiston and Au
burn fayoring employers liability act; ais,
petition of Carpenters Union %o5 Of Lewis
ton for same, also petition of Painters
/ Cnioy No, 60 Of Lewiston for same; ais,
petition of Mule Spinners' Union of Lewis
ton for same also petition Of Loom Fixcrs
Union of Lewiston for same; also Yctitint
Of Cigar Makers Union No. 66 for same
also petition of Maehinists' Union of Lew
/ iston for same.
BY Mr.. Fuller of llal,owcll--retltian oi
Granite Cutters uaion of llallowcll for
same, also petition of Robert MeDanall
AMI 50 others for same.
BY Mr., johnson of Augasta--fetitia oi
Mule Spinners' Association of Augusta, re
lating to employment of children; also p.
ti,ion of Mule Spmners Association OF An
gus,a favoring employers liability act; aisc
petition of Granite Tool Makers Union 4
+. of l.. of Augusta for the same
also petition of Granite Tool Makers t'nsol
| A. f. of l.. of Augusta, relating TO emp,oS
ment of minors in manufacturing and ne
chanical establishments,
/ ny Ntf. lGkSlus t.Autttltk--thtt
TO amend and additional TO chap, 20 of III,
| Revised Statutes relating to Insolvency.
/ BY Mr., Mathews of Decentralization o'
Boot 4 Shoe Workers Cpion of Berwies
fayofing employers liability act.
By Mr.. Mckenucy of hddefordP Po,i
ton of James Gleason and 35 others oi
BitdefnrJ for same,
| BY Mr.. Emerson of Portland Petition
of Lasters' Protective Cmon of Portland
fayoring employers liability act also pcti-
ton of Typogral hical Union of Portland
| for same also petition of Painters MOS
Of Portland for same also petition of Ciga,
Makers Union No. 10 for same; also pet
ton of Central Labor Union of rnrtlane
for same also petition of Carpenters l aior
No. 3lt of Portland for same.
| by Mr., White of Standardization oi
Cigar Makers Union No. 2I3 of RooAlant
fayoring employers liability act; also pcti.
ton of Bricklayers ani Mason>' tlniot
No. $ of Roekland for sahe; also petition
of Cigar Makers Union, No, 273 of Rock
land relating To age limit of children in
manufacturing and mechanical establish
,uents; also petition of Briek-layers and
Masons' Union No. of Rockiand relating
| to same.
| BY Mr. Rogers of Bar liarbor--pcitiou
of Branch 80 Paving Cutters Union. Sound
Me, relating to age limi, of children IN
| manufacturing and mechanical establish.
ments; also petition of branch 50, Paving
| Cutters Union, Sound, Maine, favorinl
employers liability act.
| BY Mr.. Cornish of Bowloinham--Peti
ton of Lasters' Protective Union of Rich
mond favoring employers liability act
| BY Mr.. Fogerty of Cushing-Petitl0n oi
f. NJ. Cook and 22 others of Friendship fol
the passage of an act To prevent incompo'
tent persons from practlcing medicine and
surgery.
| by Mr. Libby of Standardization OF
| Hon. T.. NJ. Goodail aud 81 others for same
LraAL ArrAIRs.
BY Mr.. Morrill, of Gray--I,ill an act de
filming the duties of town auditors.
BY Mr.. Mckenncy of Biddeford-Remon-
STRANGE of Samuel Lord and 10 Others
against the police bill.
RAILROADS, TnLEsHArus AMI ExrnEssEs
| BY Mr.. White of Rockland-Rill an ac,
to amend see. 20 of chap. 3 of the Re
vised Statutes relsting to provisions fol
safety Oh railroads.
| AGRICULTURE.
| BY Mr.. Smith of Presque lsle-Remon.
STRANGE of T. II. Phair and 9th, ra oi
| l'resquc Isle against the bill, an act relat
! ing to associations or corporations formc,
for the purpose of improving the breed oil
horses.
| MILITARY ArrAiRs.
| BY Mr.. Webster of Newport AN act
to amend chap. % of the Public Laws Of
1857.
| By Mr.. White of Rockand- Petition ot
| s. A. Reyes and ~ others that the histor,
of lst Maine Cavalry be- added to the rcgi
mental histories to be purchased.
pessioxs.
BY Mr.. Morrill, of Gray--Rcsolsr /,
favor of Sewall b. Prince.
TAXATION.
BY Mr.. Fogerty of Cushing--Petition o
II. s. Thompson and others of Friendship
in favor of bill discriminating in favor o
Maine investments in taxing savings banks
BY Mr.. Stickney of Browndeld---Protes
of Chas II Tibbetts and four others of Frye
burg against discriminating tax on saving
banks and against increase of tax; ais,
protest of Sylyanus Il. Bean and 80 other
of Brownfield against any legislation whicl
shall tend to weaken confidence in saving
banks and against discriminating tax: ais
protest of Albert Blake and 80 others o
Browniield against same.
BY Mr.. Alden of Union--Protest of A
Il. Williams and ~ others Of Union agains
discriminating tax on savings banks an
against increase Of tax.
By Mr.. Sawyer of Milbrdge--Remon
STRANGE of J. w. Sawyer of MilbrJg
against discriminating tax on savings ban
investments.
PESoBsCoT County DELEGATION.
BY Mr.. Adams of Bangor--Bill an act t
fix the salary of the register of deeds 70
PenObscot county.
CrNHrKLASp County DELEGATION.
By Mr.. Morrill, Of Portland--Bil an a,
to amend see. of chap. ! i5 Of the Re
vised Statutes relating to the salary of tn
county attorney Of Cumberland county.
YoRk CouSTY DELEGATION.
BY Mr.. Libby of Sanford-Bili an act t
reduce expenditures and to facilitate III
administration OF Iusfice in YORK county.
| ORDERS.
BY Mr.. Alden Of Union,
Ordered, That each member of the Hons
. be limited to ten minutes in debate upo
, any main question.
The order was refused passage.
REroRTs OF COMMITTEES.
The committee on judiciary to which wa
referred petition of Mrs. T.. s. Osgood, fC
, right of suffrage in municipal elections
reported bill an act to confer the rights q
, suffrage on women in municipal election
SrEAGuE,
PEAKS,
. HAnLiS,
Pow gEs.
On motion Of Mr. Higgins of Limericl
this report was laid on the table.
, Mr.. IIamlin from the same committee o
petition of II. NJ. Leighton reported bill a