Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-21

law for the forfeiture of lands for the pay
ment of taxes, and also for State and mani
eipal ownership of forest lands and for ths
management thereof, and report thereon
forthwith,
BY MIR. Smith of fresque Isle;
Ordered, That George ". Seward b,
excused from further attendance On ant
after March -, on account of important
business, and that the clerk be instructed Il
make up his pa, 10 the close of the session
Ry Mr., Woodbury. of peering:
Oriered. That :. h. Hun, be excused
from further attendance after March -
and that the clerk be instructed 10 make VI
his pay in full for the session.
BY Mr.. Smith of l'resque Isle, thai
Charles l.. Sfoidarl be excused from fur
,hcr attendance ON and after March ~
1898, on account of Important business, an,
that the clerk make up his pay 10 the end o'
the session.
BY MIR. Mokenncy, from committee OF
leave of absence,
Ordered, That on and after March -, u
W. Rollins, ,lr., be excused from further
attendance, and that the clerk make up his
pay TO the end of the session,
by Mr. Smith of rresque Isle;
Ordered, That William Reed be excused
from further attendance on and after Marcl,
% on account of important business, and
Iha, the clerk BE- instructed 10 make up his
pay TO the end of the session.
BY Mr.. nickey of Fort Kent;
Ordered, That after March ~. Henry
W Leveque be excused from further at,
tendance ON account of town business, AMI
that the clerk make up his pay TO the end
of the session,
BY Mr.. Mckenney from committee ON
leave of absence:
Ordered, That Wm. c. Hanson be ex,
cused from further attendance ON and after
March olst on account of important hnSi
ness, and thai the clerk bc instructed 10
make up his pay to the end of the session.
Mr.. Lane of Augusta have an order 10
present and wish 10 say a worl in conHec-
ton with it. II il known, perhaps, to the
members of the House, that we have "a
venerable friend here who has been for
many wears member of this House. II,
has, in times past been "a candidate Tor
Speaker. As he never has occupied thc
Speakers chair, ! suggest in tins order,
that the old chair formerly occupied by the
Speakers of this House be presented to
Major William Dickcy of Fort Kent ms 81
recognition of his long and able services il
the Legislature. hope that the order " Il
receive unanimous passage.
The order received u unanimous passage
REroRrs or CoMMrrrEEs.
Mr.. Shaw from committee on militar,
affairs, winch was instructed by an order OF
the Legislature TO examine into the accounts
of the adjutant-gencral for the cnrrcnl
years 1891 and 1892. reported an itemized
account of the expenditures of the appro-
priations for military purposes for the
years 1891 and 1899, vouchers of which
have been approved by the Governor and
Council and filed in the Office of the secrc-
tary of State. Also al itemized ac-
count of the bills unpaid on account of
camp grounds.
Mr.. Higgins from committee on iutliciar'
on petition OF Gen. Isaac Dyer AMI -,
others, citizens of Skowhegan, praying that
some measure be adopted to return com
pensation to the men who paid commuta.
tion during the war; reported leave TO with
draw.
Mr.. Mccullough from committee on
railroads, etc, reported ought to pass ON
bill an act To amend chap. 251 of Private
and Special Laws OF 1891; printed undcr
rule.
Mr.. Woodbury. from committee on clsm5
reported ought to pass on resolve in favor
of town of Rockport; printed under rule
Mr.. Weeks from committee on legal af-
fairs reported in n new draft and ought IT,
pass on bill an act creating the Eumfnr f.,
Falls Village Corporation printed under
rule.
Mr.. Buck for committee on inland fish
cries and game, on petition of George J..
llovey and others, reported bill m art tn
prohibit the taking or fish from any stream Z
or waters emptying into the Great EmdVu
pond in Somerset county printed und, r
rule.
MIR. Sylvester from same committee, on
petition of a. d. Millett and others, r, e
ported in a new draft and ought to pass an
act TO regulate the taking of fish from JohI,-
son brook 80 called, in the towns of Burn
ham, Waldo county, Pittsheld Somers' t
county, and Clinton, kennebec county
printed under rule.
Mr.. Sylvester from same committee r, =
ported ought not to pass on bill, an act 10
prohibit fishing through the ice on the Lord
mill pond, so called, York county.
Mr.. Sylvester from same committee, on
petition of W. S. Tasker and others r.
ported ought to pass on bill, an act to pro
,ect fish in the ponds, lakes and tribu,arie.,
brooks and streams. in Winthrop, Nov
mouth, and Litchtield printed under rule.
Mr.. Bird from the committee on judifiary
reported bill an act to amend chapter l31
Revised Statutes, relating TO insane crimi-
mails.
Mr.. Smith from the committee on agri.
culture reported ought to pass on bill IN
act to confirm the organization of the Cum
berland Farmers Club and ent,le it to A
share in the stipend for agricultural socic.
ties; printed under rule.
Mr.. Sylvester. from same committee, or
petition of II. r. Racklif and others, rc.
ported bill an act for the protection OF
trout in Aller stream in the town OF Cor
rinra, Penohscot county.
Mr.. Buck, from same committee, on peii
ton of w. NJ. Roberts and others, reportcd
bill an. act for the protection Of trout IN
Eagle lake, in town Of Eden, in county ul
Hancock
Mr.. Alden from committee On education
reported ought not to pass on resolve in fa .
vor of the North Yarmouth Academy.
Mr.. Mccullough from the committee on
ways and bridges, on petition Of J. s
Wheelwright and another, praying cid in
construction Of bridge across Penobscoi
river at Rowland, report that the petit or
be referred to the next Legislature with Tic
r~qGest that the Governor and Cnurf'il sem
a committee to examine the matter and r.
port If il be public necessity.
rRISTED Bits READ Asp 4ssiGsep.
IIouse document No. a5l an act to legal
ize the doings Of the town Of iiermon.
House document No. 352, an act to sbol.
ish the trial fee in civil suits in the mum
cipal court Of Waterville.
House document No 353, an act to pro.
hibii the exhibiting of bears.
House document No. 354. an act IA
amend chap S2 of the Public Laws oi
1887, entitled IAN ac, relating to Mada-
waska Training School"
House document No. 3JG, resolve ia
favor Of Perham plantation.
Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent moved that The
rules be Suspended and tic bill be passed.
10 be engrossed.
Mr.. Sprsgne of Monson said that b.
hoped the resolve would not receive p,s-
sage. The people in my town beiieva
ths; the State assessors have made grave
error. II we had though; it proper ~
would have come to the Legislature for 4
reimbursement. II we are going 10 do it ir
one case, we will have to do il in ever,
case.
Mr.. Woodbury. of Deering said that thi.
matter came before the committee or
claims and the evidence there showed u
the UfprDhers that the valuation az this r,lsr.