Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-08
HOUSE.


rrsspAf, March !.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of IN
concurrence.
An act to incorporate the Union Wate,
Co. This bill was passed To be enacted in
the House AMI in the Senate, Senate amend
ment Aadopted.
On motion of MIR. Alden of Union. tn,
House reeonsiiered the vot, whereby ihi,
bill was passed to be enacted. On motion
of the same gentleman, the House con.
Cured with the Senate in the adoption ui
Senate amendment a. The bill was then
passed to be engrossed AS amended in con
currence.
An act to incorporate the Pemaqail, Dam,
ariscotta 4 Newcastle Street Railway.
The bill was passed to be engrossed in
the House. In the Senate, amendments A
and b were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Pratt of Turner, the
IIoAse reconsilered the vote whereby this
bill was passed TO be engrossed, and con
CURED with the Senate in the adoption of
Senate amendment A.
The bill was thea passed to be engrosscd
in concurrence.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act to incorporate the Glidden Water,
Illuminating ( Power Co.
An act to amend see. 10 of chap. 1. of
the Revised Statutes relating to the ex-
animation of savings banks.
An net to amend an act approved Feb. =,
1893 entitled an act authorizing and EN-
powerpg the IIolipgsworth & Whitney
Co., TO erect and maintain piers and booms
in the kennebec river.
PETITIONS, BiLLs, etc, PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
JUDICIARY.
BY Mr.. Powers of IIoulton-Protest OF
Agnes X. Paul,presi,lcnt of the Maine n, u.
Partisan W. G. T. L., against the druggist.
bill
BY Mr.. Cahill of Brunsw ick-- Petition of
VI. J. Noycs, president of w. G.. T. L. and
so others against the importation of liquors
into this State.
BY Mr.. Bowser of Kennebunk Petition
of Chas. A. Packard and IS others of Ken
nebunk favoring employers liability act
BY Mr. Garcelon of standardization
of Granite Cutters Union, Blue Hill, 'relat-
ing to age limit of minors in
factories and workshops; also petition of
Granite Cutters Union of Blue Hill favor
ing employers liability act
By Mr.. Ilamlin of Ellsworth--Rill an
act to amend paragraph ., sec. - of chap.
3, Revised Statutes, relating to the regula-
ton of vehicles used in towns,
LEGAL ArFAIRs.
By Mr.. Mudgett of Belfast -Rcmon-
STRANGE of Jonah Mitchell and 81 others OF
Belfast against the police board bill also
remOnstrance of II. $. kilgore and II
others of Belfast against same; also re-
monstfance of Edmond Noyes and l2
others of Belfast against the same: also re-
monstrance of Ansel Wardsworth and 81
others of Belfast against the same also re-
monstrance of II. l.. Lord and 81 others of
Belfast against the same also remonstrance
of W. F. Thompson and % others of Bel
fast against the same.
BY Mr.. Poor of Searsmont-Re Remon-
STRANGE of l.. s. Mariner and
five others of Belmont agains,
an act to establish boards of
police; also remonstrance of J. W. Farren
and 10 others of Searsmont against the
same also remonstrapce of &. Z. Dyer and
10 others of Searsmont against the same
also remonst.ance of Miles Pease and
others of Belmont against the same also
remonstrance of Caleb Hodglon and fv,
others of Belmont against the same; also re-
monstrance of n. b. Allenwood and 4 other.
of Belmont against the same; also remon
STRANGE of John Levenseller and 4 other,
of Searsmont against the same also remon
STRANGE of V. A. Simmons and 9 others Of
Searsmont against the same; also remon'
STRANGE Of f. |. Wilson and s others of Bel
mont agsinst the same; also remonstranc,
of David b. Cobb and others of Searsmon
against the same.
BY Mr.. Barlow of Freedom--Rcmon
STRANGE of s. +. Davis and four others o.
Liberty against an act to establish board
of police.
BY Mr.. Morrill, of PortlaDd-Bill an ac
to amend sec. | of chap. 4S6 of Public
Laws of 1885. relating to police force o.
city Of Portland.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS. ii
By Mr.. Higgins of Limerick--Resolve IL
favor of Maine State Library.
BY Mr.. Dutton of Windsor Resolve il
favor Of the town Of Vsssalboro.
TAXATION.
BY Mr.. Woodbury. of Deering--protes
of /. l.. Elder and 30 others of Deering anC
vicinity against discriminating tax on saw
ing. banks and against all legislation wbct
shall tend to weaken them.
BY Mr.. MeKenney of Bi,deforii~-Re
lnons.ranee of Albert r. Goodwin and 4.
others against any legislation which tendi
to weaken savings banks also remopstranct
Of Carlos Lesrd and 2l others agsinst same
BY Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent Resolve tc
procure bust of James G. Blaine. Or
motion Of Mr.. Diekey of Fort Kent tn,
rules were suspended, the resolve given ii,
second reading and put upon its passage Il
be engrossed.
RsroaTs or CoNNrTEEs.
Mr.. Mccullough from the committee OF
railroads, teIegrsphs and expresses, report
ed in new draft and ought to pass on bill
an act TO incorporate the kittery & York X
X. Co.; printed under rule; also reportet
in new draft and ought to pass on bill AZ
act to incorporate the Calais Street Rail
waY CO.: printed under rule.
Mr.. Woodbury. from the committee OF
claims, on resolve in favor Of witnesses ii
the contested election case of Bcsi W.
HinkIey, reported same TO be referred u
the committee on elections.