Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-02

oaSis 10 pass on bill an at authorizing the
town Of Brunswick to saua It's scheolhcuse
debt Read anil assigned
Mr.. Drake from committee On merriam
tile affairs and Insurance. reported ought to
psss on hill an as,s "a amend chap. aSf of
pas.Iir Laws of lssa rsls,iBs 10 fraierrsal
bcae iieiars organizations. t'rtntei aaiss
relc-
Mr. prew frep Tie Judiciary reported
ought 10 pass on bill Az act to amend the
cbsrter Of masters AMI waryien> OF AniVy
Lodge Read sn.l ass'ses.i.
MIR. Twiteh.li from tts.. cosa,istce On
railroads, tel.-graps,s AMI expresses repors,-l
ought to pass On bill arel act to incorporate
the Auburn. Turner { Iiyermore Railway
Co. Printed under rate.
MIR pursin from, The same committee re-
porteSyough, to pass On i'll an act 10 ex-
tend the charter of the OH Town Street
Railway Co, Read AMI assigned.
Mr.. McKenney from the same committee
reported ought to pass IN hill an ses 10
amend charter OF the Augusta iiallowell Il
Gardner Railroad Co. Read and assigned.
Mr.. Penley from the same commiiree re-
ported ought TO pass, in rev draft, on bill
au act to incorporate the Pemaqaid 4 Dam
ariseoita Stree, Railway Co. Printed under
rule; also reported ought to pass, in q new
draft, on bid nm act to incorporate the
Auburn AMI Mechanic Falls Il. II. Co.
Printed under rule.
Mr.. Drew from the Judiciary reported
ought not TO pass on bill an act TO provide
for the correction of errors in the assess
nent of taxes.
Mr.. Powers from same committee repor-
ted legislation inexpedis III on order of the
Legislature relating to the better protection
OF human life while hunting.
Mr. Drew from same committee reported
ought not to pass on bill an act to amend
section 9 of chapter &. Revised Statutes,
relating to assessment of taxes on buildings !;
also reported legislation ineSpedient on
order of legislature to inquire into the ex-
petliency of creating lien for labor on
manufactured lumber; also reported ought
not to pass on bill an act To establish bound
AIRY lines.
Mr.. Shaw from committee ON military
affairs reported leave TO withdraw on petit
ton of Henry l.. Mitchell and others in
regard TO the State arsenal at Bangor.
Mr. Pare from committee on pensions
reported leave to withdraw on petition of
Samuel Springer and 81 others praying
that the State pension laws he so amended
as to include those who survived in the
Aroostook war.
Mr.. Morrill, from same committee repor-
ted leave to withdraw on petition of James
NJ. Daniels and 30 others praying that
soldiers of the Aroostook war be allowed
pensions under State laws.
Mr.. Twitchell from committee on rail-
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legislation inexpedient on order relating to
the appointment of railroad commissioners,
together with the majority and minority re-
ports of the last Legislature referred to
this Legislature.
Mr.. Fairbanks from committee on PEN
sions reported leave to withdraw on peti-
tiop-of Ezra Johnson and others praying
for the passage of an act providing State
pensions for serving soldiers of the Aroos-
took war.
Mr.. Bradbury from committee on taxa
ton reported legislation inexpedient on or
der relating to repeating of chap. 1913 OF
Public Laws of 1891 entitled an act to
create board of State assessors.
REroRTs OF COMMITTEE ON ELECTIONS.
The undersigned, the majority of the
committee on elections to which was re-
ferrcd the petition of Nathaniel b. Bcal
PRAYING to be admitted as member of this
house, from the towns of Phillips, Avon,
Strong, Salem, Weld, Perkins ri. and Let
ter T.. Pr, have had the matter under con
sideration and after hearing the evidence
in the case and the arguments of council
beg leave to report that the prayer of the
petitioners should be denied.
FRANK q. PrKINcroN,
CARROLL w. MORRILL,,
VAN Il. BrEDLE,
BELA J.. FowLIS.
.IonN Z. KELLEY.
The undersigned, the minority of thc
committee predictions, to which was re.
ferrcd the petition of Nathaniel Il. Bca
praying that he NAV be admitted to the seat
now held by Nathan L Huxley, would re.
spectfully report that in their opinion said
Nathaniel b, Beal received plurality OF
all the votes cast for representative in the
classed towns named in the petition of Mr.
Beal, and recommend the passage of the
following resolve:
Resolved, That in the opinion of the
House of Representatives there has been nc
legal and constitutional election for repre-.
sentative in the classcd towns of Phillips,
Avon. Strong, Weld, Temple, Salem, Per
kins Plantation and Letter Il Plantation,
and that new election should forthwith be
be ordered in said class.
WENDELL A. CHt RcuIrL,
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