Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-17
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
CContinued from LIST page.

the charter of the city Augusta; printed
under rule; also reported ought not to pass
ON bill an act to compensate persons quar-
antned BY local boards of health.
Mr.. Bird from the same committee re-
ported ought not to pass on bill an act to
incorporate the Stroudwater Electric Light
4 Power Co. also reported ought not to
pass on bill act to authorize the city of
Deering to complete certain sewer assess
ments left unfinished by the town govern
ment.
Mr.. Brown from the same committee re-
ported ought 10 pass on bill an act to legal
ize the doings OF the Gorlam Library As
ISOLATION: read and assigned also reported
in Il new draft and ought to pass on bill an
act relating to public parks; printed under
rule; also reported in new draft aud
ought to pass on bill an act to amend the
divorce law printed under rule.
Mr.. Powers from the same committee re-
ported ought 10 pass on bill an act to abol-
ish the superior court of Aroostook county
printed under rule also reported ought to
pass on bill an act relating to the fees of
clerks of court for the county of Aroos-
took; printed under rule; also reported
ought to pass on bill on act to amend sec.
~ of chap. - of the Revised Statutes,
changing the term of holding the February
term of the supreme judicial court and es-
tabsh term of said court in Caribou.
| Mr.. Libby from the committee on educa-
lion, TO which was referred the order of the
Legislature, reported ought to pass on bill
an act to provide for the free education of
the deaf, dumb and blind; printed under
rule.
Mr.. Shaw from the same committee, re-
ported leave to withdraw on petition of f.
! Ii. Crane and others for an increase of
$3.50 year for the support of free high
schools.
Mr.. Carleton from the same committee,
reported ought to pass on resolve in favor
OF the Maine Industrial School for Girls ::
printed under rule,
/ Mr.. Alden from the same committee, on
petition reported resolve in favor of the
Calais Academy; printed under rule.
MIR. Boothby from the same committee
reported ought to pass on bill an act to
amend sec. - of chap. IA of the Revised
Statutes relating to vaccination; printed
under rale.
Mr.. Chamberlain from the same commit
tee reported leave TO withdraw on petition
of K. B. Capen for aid to Dirigo Business
! College.
Mr. Pratt from the same committee re-
| ported ought to pass on resolve in favor Of
the education of the youth in township of
Moxie Gore with accompanying statement
OF facts printed under rule
| Mr.. Mccullough from the committee on
railroads, tclegraphs and expresses, on bill
IN act relating TO certain contracts for the
conditional sale, lease and hire of railroads
and street railway equipments and rolling
stack and to provide for the recording
thereof, reported that the same be referred
! to the judiciary committee.
/ Mr.. Penley from the same committee
reported in a new draft and ought to pass
( IN bill an act TO extend the time of the To-
/ cation and construction of the Wiscasset,
| Messalonskee & keinebec H. r., and the
! Somerset Ry., and amend the same.
! sIr. Sargent from the committee on in
! tcror waters reported ought to pass on bill
/ an act amcudatorv TO an act to incorporate
I the Sebois Dam Co.; printed under rule.
/ Mr.. Marston from lie same committee
on petition reported bill an act to amend an
act incorporating the Watawaumdeag Log
( Driving Co; printed under rule.
I Mr.. Fuller from the committee on mill
! tary affairs to which was referred on order
/ OF the Legislature TO inquire into the expe-
diency of making an appropriation for re-
| pairs on Fort Kent reported legislation in
expedient. On motion of Mr.. Parker of
/ DHnforth the report was laid on the table
/ Mr.. Isaacson from the same committee
( to which was referred an order of the Legis-
/ lature to investigate the accounts of the
! aajutant- general for the current years of
/ 1889 and 1870 reported that they found an
teRized account as called for, the same
t having been passed upon by the Legislature
/ of 1891.
/ Mr. Carleton from the committee on
banks and banking, reported IN new draft
/ and ought to pass on bill an act to amend
/ the charter of the Camden & Rockport
{ Banking & Trust Co.: read and assigned;
also reported ought TO pass on bill an act
/ 10 change the name of the Waterville Loan.
/ Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
{ On motion of Mr.. Adams of Bangor, this
bin was passed to be epgrossed under a
suspension of the rules.
/ Mr. Rogers from the same committee.
reported in new draft and ought to pass
on bill an act To incorporate the fremont
! Banking 4 Trust Co.. printed under rule.
Mr.. Preble from the committee on State
lands and State roads. reported leave TO
withdraw on petition of T.. $. Forest and
| Isl others praying that convict labor on
brooms in the State prison he stopped.
Mr.. keegan from the same committee.
reported ought not to pass on resolve IN
! favor of repairs on Trout brook road.
/ Mr. Bradbury from the same committee
reported ought to pass on resolve in rela-
ton to school lots and plantations and
townships of lands printed under rule.
Mr. Gates from the committee on ways
and bridges on petition reported resolve in
favor of the town of Concord; printed nm
der rule.
Mr. Adams from the Penobseot county