Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09

Ia.iisn affairs, On petition. rererfea resolve
making appropriation for III. Passauia-
auoliy tsibe OF Indians also On petition
reported resolve making appropriations for
flsa. Penatseos tYihe of Indians: printed un-
der rule. also reported ought not IL pass
on resolve authorizing the lease OF Five Is
Lands, so called. in tho pfnsssc.,t river be-
tween the towns Of VIM ailsi Mcolviile.
Mr.. Mitchell from she eaaip,ttee on
toanS r,.toIt,s; o,.lsat 10 pass On sii an vet
10 -, "a per,iaia vi sss tests u camden
AMI Amazing iss. ssn.c 10 the tnsn OF
Raekport f;riiisssl under rub a!so reported
ought To pass On bill All sei 10 ansemi chap
$50 Of the Laws of lsil: printed under
raie.
pnixTsp Fit, RrAp ASr ASSIGNED.
House document M. s6i. an act to
amend sec. 3i of the fablie Laws of 1891
relating to the kiliias of partridge, wood,
,inSky or black teal or grsy duck.
On mc;isn Of Mr.. Fawles OF nrneyiile
til. bill was fecafniniiiesi 20 tie committee
OH in.aaa fisheries ami game.
House document Ne. 2tJ. an set tn ena-
bic t,.,. county Of Washington IN aid in tie
construction ri thc Nsine Sh ire Line Rail-
road Ga lno,,oa of MIR. Lawrenee Of
I.uhec the hill was l,ii or the table ani
Thursdsy of npx; week assigned for its
further consideration.
House document No. 266, an act to en-
power the coanty of Washington to aid IN
The construction of railroad through said
eoanty, and to Acquire and iiohl preferred
stock of the company building said rail-
road.
Mr.. Lawrence OF I.ubec opposed an
amendment.
On motion of Mr. Harris of East Ma
| chias, this bill and amendment was laid on
the table.
House document No. 267, an act to in
corporate the Calais Street Railway.
House document No. 26s, an act to in
| corporate the kittery i York Electric II.
X. Co.
Bulls PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp.
An act to incorporate the Lubec Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co.
Mr. Lawrence of Lubec offered an
amendment which was adopted.
The bill was then passed to be engrossed
as amended.
Resolve TO grant aid by the State to
build bridge across Meduxnekeag stream
in the county of Aroostook.
On motion of MIR. Sprague of Monsoon
this resolve was laid on the table.
Resolve in favor of the State reform
school.
On motion of Mr.. Adams of Bangor this
resolve was laid on the table.
Resolve in favor of James McDougai
Son.
Resolve providing for the expense of
erecting and maintaining an establishment
for the artificial propagation of Holsters and
other fish.
On motion of Mr.. Maddocks of Booth
bay Harbor, this bill was laid on the table
and tomorrow assigned for its further con
sheraton.
Resolve in favor of the plantation of
Lexington.
On motion of Mr.. Sprague of Monson,
this resolve was laid on the table and to-
morrow assigned for its further considera-
ton.
Resolve in favor of continuing the publ
cation of York deeds.
Resolve in favor of Mattawamkeag
bridge.
TN motion of Mr. Shaw of Bath this bill
was laid on the table and assigned for
Thursday of next week.
Resolve relating to the copying Of plans
of Maine towns and indcXing records and
plans in the land office.
An act to amend an act approved Feb. .,
lS9a entitled an act authorizing and EN-
powering the Iiollingsworth 4 Whitney
Co, to erect and maintain piers and booms
in the kcnne',eC river. On motion of Mr..
Weeks of Fairfield this bill was laid on the
table
ORDER PROM the SENATE.
Ordered That the House concnrring,
the members of the Legislature convene
forthwith in the House of Representatives
in the joint convention for the purpose of
electing a State treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw of Portland, the
House coneurrcd in giving the order a
passage.
Mr.. Adams of Bangor moved that the
vote be reconsidcred whereby the majority
report of the committee on ways and
bridges was rejected, and on further mo-
ton the motion to reconsider was assigned
for Friday of this week.
Is CONVENTION.
The Senate came into Representative
Hall and the two Houses went into ioin,
convention and proceeded to vote for
State treasurer for the years 1898 AMI lsDl.
A ballot being had, the whole number OF
votes cast was l5j--necessary for a choice.
IS. George l.. Beal received 10, Jere C.
Shaw, 80, scattering, land Mr.. Beal was
declared duly elected.
On motion of Senator Herscy of Oxford
the secretary of the convention was III
structed to notify Mr.. Beal of his election
as State treasurer, and also to notify the
Governor and Council of the election.
The secretary of the convention having
attended to the duty. reported that he had
received the acceptance of Mr.. Bcal in
writing.
The Senate then retired
is IIousE
On motion Of Mr.. Woodbury. of Deering
1t was voted that the Senate he requested
to return the papers in Senate document
No. Is.
The clerk having returned reported tina,
he had attempted 10 deliver the message but
the Senate had adjourned.
On motion of Mr.. Scott of Patten, House
document No. 81. was taken from the
table.
Mr.. Drake of Albion offered an amend
ment, and pending the adoption of the
amendment.
On motion of Mr.. Parker of Danforth,
Adjourned.