Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-18
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To iss.,r.'eraic tbs No, az .ism Improves
men. Co
in a,sssi,vaSl 10 chap, 81 ai ksNsse Statutes IN
relS!l'At ,vF i'yes,t>
tslsiN,sa,a. ,.,.. ,alsry ar the register of pro.
faie IA sna for III, ceSaiy Of riseata.iuis.
eclattAg 10 probate spsesls,
Ia ipetFI4tg15e The Nalae Reai Estate invest.
nieut ga, VI fey, ,aGd. Mc.
To sWta0riSr the eoautN ai Cumberland to ue-
soitSte iaAH aaf the alteration and repair uf
Portland bystsSc, az req0ired by the war de-
parttHcH;,
n incorporate the ,Iilir Churchill Stream l~a
to.
RESOLVE
In ,avur ~ ns;h NJ lta,y aud Naval Orphan
ASYLUM,
Making a., sNpRl riat,ar fer the examination Of
ls,susioa elAla>,
Ia yeiat3,,a - eAap. 4, vi Resolves Of i,S., ia
fyanttHs pepsit,n Ia ANvFv,ta Wilbur
IN favor Of the Nsitawamseas bridge
tn f'staF az lWdW>;ral V>h,h.ts,
iu favor Of Monmouth Academy.
On motion ot Mr.. nlcw of Fort Fairfield
the House rcc0ustlere,i the vote whereby IL
rass,gi 10 be enacted House document
No 27l.
TIN motiou of the sAmc gentleman this
hin WAS hil on the ahe. af
ORDERS or rus DAY.
Mr Morrill, nf Portland in the Chair.
Ga motion vi Mr., Biri of Portland,
House doeumen. ~? was laid ON the table.
AtnrgS Aprrnrer CoNrAN,,
Mr. rrnic> Of AUBURN said that the pco-
pie ot Auhurn were dissatisfied with the
Sor,iae thr, hal received from the Aque-
duct CumpanN. AZ their request | move
that tho bull bc indefinitely postponed.
Mr., Savage of tuburn gave full his
tory cf She matt5r relating To the Auburn
l. 4 4 AZ. n
trrr,l to hi. Interview with MIR. Wescou of
Portland who was supposed to have
majority of the stock ot the Aquc,luct Com
psny he, Mr., SaNagr, on behalf of the
city, hcInns tn make such arrangement with
Mir Wescott that the city might purchase
the stock anl get controlling interest
themselves. asked him. said the speaker,
II Ice was willing To sell his stock to the city
instead of the ri ant outright, lie said ii
,nii at all hr would ns soon To the city as to
an tulNpiuai. Later Il" smii he would be-
,illur 10 ,rll l~ sa. X. | toil him that
1i, stock WAS Of no use to us unless VIZ
avuh get Il controlling intcr,st but he
thought he could get II controlling
interest II the mattrr could be- kept
hvtv eeo ourselves until he conld buy
~ >ome stock IN i,'irtHn 10 wha, he now
awp'd ,ni he further said that he must
have q lrtg' time 10 get ii | suppose that
il,i. ls ,,l,,, has caused the mnst of tho
truubir. More criticism has been made,
NOR, thnSs. ktni ani nnkind, have been
said ~ regard tn what has brcn designated
.,., ,t,fk itt.rn nrr,n,ru,u, , secr,t
eat, something Ia the dark, arousing sus-
nyrtpu. l,nilug Iieu Ia believe that n thing
.hH hal To be kept quiet tor two or three
,h,s must be essentially r,,t,p aud wrong.
! ,a, that that il tho thing tha, has caused
more trouble than all of the
rest pu, together. Du, from n
nu.iucss st,ulp,tnt it WA, absolutely
necessary Nurh ns | r,yrc, III, u,e,ss,ty
.nf /, il was ,b,oIn,,jy nrcr,s,r, Tim, The
cit, shoulI hn,,, this matter vher,. |, c,ull
mi il. hand unon /, b.,fore i, tiyulped II,
veakurs, to The Am,p,h,rt Company' And
the very moment that it was known tn me
that Mr. Wrsrott h,j in h,s ro.s,s.i,n and
unArr III, control. stock euo,iyh Ia central
,h,t r,,rp,u, the mn,ter was m,lc publ;c
When I spcorod the s,yna,ur, ,t Ccoruc T.
Wqsc,,t ia tLr coptrnct pl,cinu tin, city of
tnluru 3r thc uh.ulu,. t,n,rol of the st,ck
,,r t., Anurduri C,mp,uy ,o il WINS able tn
rnu.r i and m,n,v. it from that time on
t,u. E,r,...r | Il, h,y,,l hnl ,luu, the su-
or,u,ost ..t,i,ct, my lovrt ct,y tina, nny
man .,n do And think su nov.
My nn-it,on ,s and b,s uli the Tim, be,n
tlu.-i rnid that any mcasur. propos,d or tn
h. propnsrd in this Home. Ia receive nv
.npiu,rt mt,st Il. b,.rd upon tv, essential
p,ia1pl,s. The frs, was that there sbouil
H., no legislation which declared a forfeit.
ar, ON the p.rt of the tuuciu,t COMPANY
un,l.r nm net which urorur,d mysrlf. /
r,,,il moi consent to bc n marty tp lcyisl,.
linn ,,hich declared their ti,,!t. forfeited
,,hou | had nrodurpd th1, Forfeiture my
self. 'rLa other urturipl.. va. lint should
b, II marty To mo l.ei,l,iinn in this
ilgusr Which did M, leave the
rity of Auburn fully protected under
the charter of 1891. So when the propo,i-
,ion wns made here In auspcnd the ,hartcr
roui.l not anproye of II. and the propo,i.
tiun ia rrupal the charter ronld not an
nroyc of could no, yiyc INV assent to
INV a,,t which did not protect the rights of
the ,ify of Auhnru. Nov the tnt,p, of
,Lts proposcd bin il TO place the company
and cit, hatk eyaptly whcro ,bey were on
thr gth of Frbruary. hefor. was so un-
f,,fnnn,r ma to trr 10 pr,s,,yr 10 the CITY of
Auburn the control of this compapy when
realized that il yns all ,ha, could he done
81, mat ,ime--to place both parties back in
uFpriaply tho same situation tbu1
dat iAnv were ON that day. Whether
tb,f is fair and eanitnble i. a matter of
which tho House must Judge. believe IL
tins bill masses the result will be- that the
ritr Of Auburn will buy these water works.
believe il can be done. Under tbi. bill.
If the Auueduct Company does no, accent
the propositian of the city. the city's char
ter /. in full force. II they do accent. the
cty h,. a definite time. 1t had been my
bop, tina, I might poin, To the aecomplish-
ment of tbj. work as one of the things |
had Lone for hnburn bu, tba, has been de-
ried me. If the gentleman who has been
elected as mnyor can ACCOMPLISH tbj. work
undrr the modified proy,sion. of this bill
sball conpratulste him with all nv heart
ana s,'all congratulate the citizen. of
Auburp an awning their water works. and
onvti,,no Tim, can do ,o t,ron,otc tha, am
y,flipg a, ali time. Ia d, ask ,his JIou,e
+, ,,k1 nj. n,ttc, and dncide fairly be
twecu th. city and The company take
n,,hiny osny from IN. rity'. rights but mt
it IN a position to buy nni own thcs. works
Tor ali umf 70 come. tHt ~ All can ASK