The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-14

SASoSetoON~t SNNN
wife or her heirs, in case of a sale of heI
estate by her husband, or by the ward OIL
| person claiming under him. no such sale
shall be avoided on account of any irreg-
ularity in the proceedings, if it appears.
/. That the license was granted by q
court of competent jurisdiction and that
the dee was duly executed and recorded.
IL. That the person licensed gave the
bond and notice of the time and place OF
sale required by law.
III. That the premises were sold in
such manner and within such time as
the license authorized and are held by
one who purchased them in good faith.
Institutions Which Want Money.
The demands for state aid for various
| institutions are coming in fast and the
Bangor people made their requisition for
money for the new insane hospital to-
day. For the hospital, and two educa-
| tional institutions resolves were referred
today appropriating $2SS, S,G00.
Mr.. Adams of Bangor introduced the
resolve in favor of the Eastern Maine
Insane Hospital at Bangor. 1t provides
that $250,000 shall be appropriated to-
wards the erection of the hospital to be
expended between now and March, 1895,
and that a commission to be known as
/ the Eastern Insane Hospital commission
be appointed by the Governor to take
| immediate steps to construct the hospital
on the site already purchased.
! At the Madawaska Training School
here are now 70 scholars in a room 26
feet square. The school, which is locat-
| ed at Fort Kent, has entirelg outgrown
it's present quarters. Today, Major
Dickey presented a resolve appropriat-
ing $4,000 for each of the next two years
to build an addition to the school build
ing and completing the boarding house.
| Mr.. Merrill of Pennington introduced
resolve appropriating $4,000 for each
| of the next two years for new main
school building of the Pennington Nor
NAL School.
The Eastern Maine Eye and Ear In
| firmary at Bangor petitions for an annual
| appropriation of $1,000.
Another Health Bill.
| Another bill relating to quarantine has
appeared, but its purpose is not to guard
against disease 1t is to establish rates
of wages to be paid to people keptin
durance because of the dangerous sick
ness of others. Mr.. Sylvester of Lisbon
introduced the bill. It provides that any
wage Garner, deprived of his regular en-
ployment by being quarantined because
of any contagious disease from which he
is not personally suffering, shall receive
from such town for such loss of time a
sum not greater than $1.50 day; pro-
vided that no person shall receive a
greater sum per day than his daily wages.
To Re-elect Senator Hale.
Both branches of the legislature have
passed an order that the legislature
shall proceed to the election of an United
States Senator at noon on Tuesday of
next week.
York Water Company
An act to incorporate the York Shore
Water Company names Josiah Chase,
Lindley NJ. Webb and others as corpora
tors. The company proposes to supply
the town of York with water, from
Chase's pond. The capital stock is not
more than 100000.
The Matter of State Printing.
An order. was referred to the commit
tee on state printing today, directing
that committee to inquire in o the expe-
diency of providing by law that the
printing and binding of all reports and
other documents printed by authority OF
the state be done under the direction of
the governor and council and that the
contracts for printing and binding such
reports and other documents be severally
awarded to the lowest bidder therefor
and report by bill or otherwise. The or
der was first passed, and then on motion
of Mr.. Harris of East Machias the vote
was reconsidered and the order referred.
In the Senate.
In the Senate today a petition pre-
oo,+o1 ,1, Copoto,, Glorlx Of Som arcat and
signed by Fl. L. Colby and 46 others asks
the state to appropriate $1,000 for repair
ing a portion of the road leading from
Skowhegan to Quebec. The petition
represents that with the money that can
be appropriated by the county commits
sioners the road cannot be kept in fit
condition for travel.
Senator Winslow introduced bill to
the effect that no moneys raised by
towns or apportioned to towns from the
state treasury for the support of COM
mon schools shall be expended in any
school not wholly and directly under the
direction and control of the school Off
GERS of the town in which said school is
located and that all acts inconsistent
herewith be repealed.
Senator Seiders of Cumberland pre-
sented bill to authorize the Metallic
Setting Co., by a majority vote OF its
stockholders, to change the par value of
it's shares of stock from 500 to $40, and
to increase the number of shares of
stock to correspond with the par value
of it's shares, provided no restriction is
made in the amount of its capital
stock.
Senator Wood introduced the follow
ing order: That the committee on state
printing and binding be directed to as
certain and report the number of the
reports of the several state departments
now printed and bound from year to
year, and the annual expense of printing
and binding the same.
THE DEADLOCK BROKEN.
The Nebraska Legislature Getting Harmo-