Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-03-09
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 9. 1893.

/ That 50 much as relates to the ballot be
referred to the committee on legal affairs,
/ That SO much as relates TO private snf
special legislation be referred to each and
every committee which shall have under
consideration any proposed legislation to
which is recommendations are applicable.
| That so much as relates to taxstion be
/ referred to the committee on taxation.
That so mach as relates to the financial
/ condition OF the State be referred TO the
committee on financial affairs.
The report Was accepted, and the several
subjects referred as recommended,
Committee on Judiciary, to which WAS re-
ferred order of the Legislature relating 10
amending see. 22, chap. 20, Revised Stat
utes, relating to mortgages, reported bill
entitled an act To amend see. 9. chap. SO,
Revised Statutes. relating to mortgages,
and ought TO pass, which bill was laid on
the table.
Same committee reported ought TO pass
on bill an act TO amend sec. I, chap. Is.
Revised Statutes. relating to courts of
probate, which was lail on the table to be
printed.
Committee on legal affairs, to which WAS
referred order of the Legislature to inquire
into the expediency of amending chap. s3,
sec. 5, Revised Statutes, in the fourth line
so that trial justice may hold his court in
the town where the attorney for the plain
tiff resides or has his office, reported legis-
iation thereon inexpedient.
Same committee reported ought TO pass
on bill an act to incorporate the Dixtield
Village Corporation, which was laid on the
table to be printed.
Same committee reported ought to pass
on bill an act to amend sec. 2, chap. sos, of
the Private and Special Laws of 1885, as
amended by chap. l34 of the Private and
Special Laws of 1887, relating to Norway
municipal court, hich was laid on the table
TO be printed.
Same committee reported ought TO pass
on bill an act To extend the charter of the
Norrilgewock bridge proprietors, which was
laid on the table to be printed.
Same committee reported ought to pass
on bill an act to authorize the Richards
Paper Co. to issue preferred stock, which
was laid on the table to be printed.
Committee on education reported ought
not to pass on resolve in favor of Hartland
Academy.
Same committee reported ought not to
pass on bill an act relating to free high
schools.
Same committee reported ought not to
pass on bill an act to amend sec. 81, clap.
II, Revised Statutes relating to powers and
duties of experimenting school committee.
Committee on mercantile affairs and in
surance reported ought to pass on bill an
act to incorporate the Safety Casualty Co.,
which was laid on the table to be printed,
Committee on agriculture reported in "A
new draft and ought to pass on bill an act
for the better protection of sheep, which
was laid on the table to be printed,
Same committee reported in a new draft
and ought to pass on bill an act relating to
the inspection of milk, which was laii on
the table to be printed.
Committee on towns presented majority
report on petition of T.. 4. Jordan and II
others wing for an act to incorporate the
town of Mechanic Falls, in bill an act to
divide the towns of Poland and Minot and
incorporate the town of Mechanic Falls,
and that the same ought to pass. Also mi
nority report on the same matter that said
bill ought not to pass, both of which were
laid on the table to be printed, pending az
cepiance, on motion of Mr.. Libby of An
droscoggin
lSame committee reported legislation in
expedient on bill an act relating to houses
of correction.
COMMITTEE on Indian affairs submitted
their final report that they have acted on all
matters referred to them.
Committee on claims, to which was re-
ferred petition of assessors of town of
Kingfeld praying that certain taxes be re-
funded, reported that petitioners have leave
to withdraw.
Committee on pensions reported ought to
pass on resolve in relation to chap. II of
the Resolves of 1887 in granting pension
to Mrs. Alveretta Wilber, which was laid
on the table to be printed.
Committee on insane hospital reported
ought not to pass on resolve providing for
lighting the insane hospital by electricity.
Same committee to which was referred
report of the trustees and officers of insane
hospital report a resolve in favor of Maine
insane hospital, and that the same ought to
pass, which resolve was laid on the table to
be printed.
Committee on reform school submitted
their final report that they have acted on
all matters referred to them.
Buf.s PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
An act to authorize the board of State
assessors to make corrections and abate-
ments.
An act to protect deer on the island of
Mount Desert.
An act to amend sec. 50 of chap.64 of the
Revised Statutes, to provide for the pay
ment of expenses of last sickness and fune
raj expenses of widow out of the estate of
the deceased husband.
An act relating to certain contracts for
the conditional sale, lease or hire of rail-
road and street railway equipment nd roll
ing stock, and providing for the recording
thereof.
An act to amend sec. l, chap. AS of the
Private and Special Laws of 1868, entitled
an act to prevent the throwing of slabs and
other refuse into the Penobscot river.
An act to Incorporate the Granite City
Village Corporation.
An act to authorize the town of Brooks
TO create and maintain sinking fund and
elect trustees.
An act to provide for sewerage in the
town of Caribou.
An act to Incorporate the WaldOboro
Water and Electric Light and Power Co.
On motion of Mr. Mayo of Penobscot this
bill was laid on the table pending its passage
to be engrossed.
An act to incorporate the Lubec Water
Go.
ON motion of Mr. Mayo of Penobscot this
bill was laid on the table pending its passage
to be engrossed.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
House document No. l07. an act relating
to taxation of corporate franchises, spec
tally assigned for today. was taken from
! IL, t.LI NJ .f
York was re-assigned for Thursday March
l6th.
Senate document No. lo4, majority and
minority reports of committee on inland
fi-ltcries AMI game on bill relating to license
fee to he paid by persons residing out of
the State, specially assigned for today was
taken from the table.
ON motion of Mr.. Hill of Kennebee the
majority report of ought TO pass on said bill
Was accepted. and the bill and amendment
thereto offered by Mr.. Winslow of Somer-
SIT we're real first time.
{ Mr. Hill of Kennebec desire to briefly
! state why thiak this law should pass 1t
must be very evident to every senator that
no Legislature is ever going to make an ap-
prisrion sufficiently large to restock the
streams of this State, or sufR-
stream TO something like their old
condition. The only hope there is for the
people of this State who take an interest in
such matters lies in the local clubs who are
doing something in that way, or in fund
to be provided in some such manner as is
proposed by this bill. There is large
number of sportsmen who are interested in
maintsinirg the supply Of trout and salmon
in our lakes and streams, but II the present
4 conditions of things continues very many