Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-08
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ng ont al after ~. ~or,l .,he~ sn.i insert
ing Private ami Special Laws Of 1891 re-
latipy 10 iissssEg IN ;he Ezst- North,
slessraw, Ellis. Great OF Snou ponds:
also In section j strike sat liz the FIRST lre
the sort Public and insert tlie word
. Private
An acf 70 sns.-sl.i see. . Of chap. ;.st y
the Private Haa Special Laws of lsSf,. esf
titled .-4n asst 10 Incorporate the hfn'ialis
Mills Village Corporation AMI all aets
tilsseis.
IA set relative 10 fishing in The trital'as
ries Of Lermoad and Alfred ponds ia the
county Of Knox.
An aes authorizing the Bangor Boom Co.
to erect pier in p.nossss,. river.
An art 20 change the outlet OF kbiier
pond ia Vienna
An art To amend chap. PSI, Public Laws
of 1855, relating to foreign surety con-
p&nits.
IN az, for the prevention of cruelty 10
animals. On motion of Mr.. Shaw of Port
land the bin was laid on the table pending
its third reading
An act To amend see. 81 OF chap. !; Of
the Revised Statutes relating TO trust funis
held BY towns. On motion of Mr.. Dree
of Fort Fairfield the bill was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell CT kittery.
Senate document No. Is was laiI on the
table pending acceptance of the committee
on bills in the third reading.
An act to incorporate the Deer Isle Tele-
phone Co.
An act to amend chap. 49, Private anil
Special Laws of 1854, approved April II,
1854, relating 10 the wharf lines in the city
of Bangor.
IN ACT relating to the width Of the loca-
ton Of the Bangor & AroostOok Railroad.
ORDERS oF THE DAY.
Mr. Harris Of East Ma.hias presented
the follow Ing resolutions hitch were unan-
imousiy adopted
II Is sweet and 'leeorous instinct of our
common humanity that our dead should find
their burial sepYlture where IN life they
were best known and beloved
Throughout all our history as a nation
the names and fame of the men who have
made that history glorious have been most
conspicuously and intimately identified with
the State that gave them to their country !;
and when death has CLOSED his living ser
vi ce the instance is rare wherein those
states did not receive back the hallowea
dust to is sleep among the people whose
love AMI loyalty they first won and then
held unsweryingiy 10 the ilustrious dead.
Mt. Vernon, Monticello Quincy and
ii rshiiell, Ashland, the Hermitage and
Springfield are now among the hottest
shrines held sacred by American patriotism
h. 81. Sc l.
den and IIamlin. Is it no; eminently fitting
that James G. Blaine, the last but not the
least, of that great triumverate, should be
sepulchered within her own soil, and that
to her capital city which first gave him to
the State and then to the larger services of
the republic, ssbe committed the solemn trust
and privilege of loving, keeping and guar
dianship. Therefore be it
Resolved, That the Legislature of Maine.
speaking in the name of its people, remem-
boring with proud admiration the public
and private life of its great statesman and
affectonately reverencing his memory, does
most earnestly desire that the State
he represented and bonore,I through third
of century of distinguished service,
should, now that service is ended, be also
honored as the chosen repository of his
mortal remains.
Resolved, That the Governor of the State
be requested to communicate this express
sion OF our desire to the family of Mr..
Blaine, and present to them such further
considerations towards its realization as in
his judgment may be necessary and be-
coming.
Mr.. Weeks of Old Town moved To take
from the table House document No. Is and
offered the following amendment which
was adopted, "Sec. .. This act will take
effect when approved
This bill was then passed to be engrossed
as amended.
Mr.. Bird of Portland moved to take from
the table House document No. 50. On
motion of Mr.. Chamberlain of Bristol, the
following amendment was adopted Ser.
6. The provisions of this act shall not
apply to those manufactures of this State
where odor is unavoidable and where all
means known TO science are used in its sup
preston" On motion of Mr.. Bird this bill
with amendment was referred to the judi
ciary committee.
The following petitions and order were
presented out of order by unanimous con
sent OF the House;
ny WI. VI pdHSUl-T ttillbli
of l.. 4. Smith, late lieutenant of the
Maine Heavy Artillery, asking for an APP
preparation for said regiment: referred to
the committee on military affairs; also re-
solve in favor of the LIST Maine Heavy Ar-
tillery.
BY Mr.. Delano of Adjudication of the
union of Pomona grange No. 3, in favor of
the listing bills referred to the committee
on taxation.
BY Mr.. Lane of DISQUALIFICATION of j.
Manchester Haynes for an act for moor
pora'lon of the Safe Deposit & Trust Co.;
referred To the committee on banks and
banking.
ON motion of Mr.. Lane of Augusta,
Ordered, That the judiciary committee
inquire into the expedlency of amending
the game laws so as to permit holding.
owning and possessing deer for breeding
purposes.