Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-07

. iTeSueht. ffayer by THE Kew, Mr.. ttAs
dock of Gsr!ihcr. Journal of Friday res
and approved. Papers from the Hou,
passed ineoneurenec.
Hisi-> REsp aNp ASSIGNED.
!. Caribou Water Co,
Bill an act relating to Back Cove bridg,
Bill an act relating to insurance eomps,
les Of foreign countries.
Bill an act to amend chapter 23s Of III
Public Laws of iSs9, relating TO casnalt
insurance on the assessment plan.
on motion of MIR. Shaw OF Aroostool
this bill was laid on the table
Bill an act 10 incorporate the Auburn
Turner and i.isermorc Railroad Co.
Senate document No, ll'eame from III
House amended BY amendment b, whic
is:
Sec. 5. Tho secretary of State sha
cause copy of this act 10 be published i
the Pennington Chronicle two weeks.
Sec. l., This act shall take effect Fehrv
AIRY 10th, 1898"
TN motion of Mr. Holman of Franklin
the Senate rccohsi1ered the vote whereof
this bill was passed 10 be engrosscti, adopte
House amendment d, and passed the bill l.
be engrossed AS amended
\ communication was received from tn
secretary of State, transmitting copy o
the resolutions upon the death of James q
Blaine passed by the Council of the Legis
iatise Assembly Of the Territory OF Ne,
Mexico. Said resolutions are as follows
"Resolutions upon the death of jaime,
Il. Blaine:
BE il resolved by the Council of the legis
laiive Assembly of the Territory OF New
Mexico:
7 Whereas, James Gillespie Blaine de
parted this life at II O'Clock in the fore
noon of the 21th day of January. in tn,
year of our Lord 1888, IN the city of Wash
ington.
ell.
That while We !,umbly accept the dic,a
ton of Divine Providence, and bow in sub
mission thereto,
We deeply deplore the death of this, on,
of the greatest and most successful states
men in the nineteenth century;
That in the death of James G.. Blan,
, this country has lost citizen of the mos
sterling worth, possessed of the greatest
zeal and highest patriotism, a man among
men, and a peer among fellow
men in everything that goes to
make a true man; a genuin,
patriot and a grand statesman, and whose
light and fame will shine for the admira.
I tion of men until history shall cease and
time shall be no more.
/ That this Council, with the rest of the
country, sincerely mourns the great loss to
this country in the loss of James q. Blaine
and extends its sympathy to the family OF
the deceased and 10 the country at large.
/ That this Council, as "A mark of proper
respect and coincidence, and in token of Its
sorrow hereby stands adjourned for this
day, that these resolutions be spread il
full upon its records. AMI tina, copies OF
these resolutions be furnished to the family
of the deceased, 10 the secretary of state OF
the Iited States, and to the secretary OF
Pennsylvania, the state wherein the grcal
man was born, and TO the secretary of State
of Maine, the State of the adoption of Tn,
peerless statesinan-knowni in life as Jane.
G. Blaine. j. FR,ScIsco CuA,E,.
/ President of the Council
| CnAs. +. IIt>r, Chief Clerk"
| Report of forest commissioner for lsal
was referred to the committee on Stat,
lands and State roads.
| Report of land agent for years 1887 t,
! 1891 inclusive, was referred to the same
committee.
PtrrrIoSs, Bills, etc, PRLsrNrEp ,Ni
| RtFERRLp.
JUDICIARY.
By Mr.. Mallctt of Cumberland -Peti
iiou of W. G. Fogg and 2G others of Free
| port in favor of the druggists bill.
BY Mr.. Seidcrs of CumbcrlaDd-l'etiiIo,
of Edward +. Soniers of Portland and .
others in favor of the same.
by Mr.. Libby of Androscoggin-Peti
of c. II. Dwinal and Is others in favor o
the same.
BY Mr.. Hill of kennebec-Peti,ion o
% citizens of North Vassalboro in favor o
the same.
BY Mr.. Wood of Kennebec-Peti,ion o.
G. A. Cochrane, NJ. d., and lo1 others o
Winthrop, in favor of the same
BY Mr.. Allen of Washington-Pctitio
of Il. Rowell and % others asking for tb'
enactment of a law to send inebriates t
some keelcy cure.
BY Mr.. Seiders of Cumberland-Bill y
act relating to the boomage rights of tn
Pejepscot Paper Co., and its power to hol
corporate stocks and bonds.
IEGAL Affairs.
Il, Mr.. Thatcher of Penobsc0t -Kcmon
STRANGE of Franklin A. Wilson and Il
others (including cx-inayors) citizens u
Bangor. against the passage of an act en-
titled an act to regulate the appointment {
the members of the police Of the city G
Bangor; also of Joseph r Snow and Other
against the same.
BY Mr., IIersey of Oxford-I,ill an a,
in relation to the sale of blooded stock.
RAIIGoND>, ETr.
BY Mr.. Nickerson of Lincoin--i,il n
act to incorporate the Damarlscoita ~
Randolph Railway Co.
INLAND FIsurRits ANp GAME.
By Mr. Soldiers of Cumberland-Remoi
{ STRANGE of Tobias Lord and others again
/ any legislation for the protection of Ash
, Saco river and it's tributaries.
by Mr. Ames of Wa-hington-R -Remo
|, STRANGE 1f r. J Campbell and 80 others
Cherryfcld against opening September Z,
, shooting deer; also of w, G.. llolway ~
10 others against the sane.
. By Mr. Wood of STANDARDIZATION
4 l.. j. Carleton AMI 81 others, citizens t
. Winthrop and surrounding towns, for u
enactment of the accompanying bill enttl,
2 an act for the protection of pickrrel. viii
perch aud other Ash in the ponds and lake
4 their tributaries and onticts, lying Who'll
| or in part in the towns of Winthrop, Mo
c mouth and Li,chiield
TAXATION.
ii By Mr.. Seidcrs Of Cumberland-Pe Petit.
: Of J. s. Winslow aud 81 others PRAYING f
the abolition Of State and municipal tax
: tion on navigation.
pRprRs.
!, On motion of Mr.. Mayo Of PeHobscot
g Ordered, That the Judiciary commit
inquire into the necessity of amending Sc
%, chap. 80 Of the Revised Statutes. so tn
said section shall apply to all cases wbe
the mortgage has rereiyed more than d
amount due on the mortgage, and report
bill or otherwise.
H,KrosTs OF CoguTrEEs
! The committee on education reported
a new draft and ought tn pass on bill an a
!, relating to the expenditure Of school none
which was laid on the table TO be printed.
PAxsEp TO Bg ESGKossEp.
! Bill an art relating to the Portland
Ro-hester Railroad.
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