Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-14

ny MI. Drew OF Fort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STRANGE of Sumner Seabury and others Of
Fort Fairfield against same.
By Mr.. Stickney of Brownfield-Re-
monstrance of John Pierce and IS others OF
Hiram against same.
BY Mr.. Chamberlain of Bristol-Rem
onstrance of NJ. A. Macomber and 29
others against same.
By Mr.. Cahill of Brunswick-Remon
STRANGE of J. S. Towne and others agains,
same.
LEGAL AtFAIIs.
BY Mr. Higgins of characterization OF
Rev. !. $. Perry and 81 others to prohib
Sunday excursions.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
BY Mr. Dickey of Fort kent-Memoria
to Congress for bridge at Fort Kent witt
letter of railroad commissioners.
EprcATIoN.
BY Mr.. Alden of n-Remonstrance
of James NJ. Payson and 30 others agains
abOlishing the school district system: also
petition of W. A. Luce and AZ others OF
Union for abolishing the school district
system.
By Mr.. True of POwnal--Petition of 4
n. Witham and II others of the town OF
Windham for the abolition of the school
district system.
BY Mr.. Beedle of Naturalization OF
o. B.Clason AMI others in favor of abolish
ing the school district system.
RAILROADS, TELEGRArns AND EXPRESSES
BY Mr.. Mccullough of Calais-Bill an
act to incorporate the Calais Street Rail.
way Co; received under suspension of the
rules.
BY Mr.. Abbott of Hollis--Bill an act to
incorporate the Saco River Electric Light,
Power and Railroads.&c. received under a
suspension of the rules.
MERcANTrLI AFFAIRS AND Insurance.
By Mr.. Marston of Skowhegan--R emon-
STRANGE of ii. A. Dinsmore and 80 others
against any legislation intended to defeat
any form of co-Insurance.
BY Mr.. Powers of Standardization of
Almon II. Fogg and Co. and others of
Houlton asking for the passage of law to
compel insurance companies to pay the
actual loss or damage sustained by fire, not
exceeding the amount insured.
INTERIOR WATERS.
BY Mr.. hlurch of Westbrook
STRANGE of the city council of Westbrook
against any legislation which shall tend in
any way to impair the value of the Pre-
sumpscot river for water power purposes
INLAND FISHERIES AND GANE.
By Mr.. Alden of Wintbrop-Petiton of
A. Frank Puilen and "a others of Mon
for amendment of game laws so as to make
it lawful to kill one moose in open time,
regardless of sex; also petition of Frank
Pullen and b others of Union for amend
ment of game laws so that any person may
transport any fish or game legally caught
or killed.
Towns
By Mr.. Littlefield of Poland -Remon-
STRANGE of c. s. Pulsifer and 81 others,
legal voters of Min0t, against the division
of that town.
TAXATION.
by Mr.. Light of APPROXIMATION of
A. G.. Sukeforth and 81 others in favor of
the listing bill.
By Nr. Carleton of Rockport Petition
of II. {. Weston and 30 others in favor of
tax on savings banks also, petition of
John W. Thomas and Sc others of Rock
port for same; also petition of W A. Luce
and 30 others of Rockport for same: also
petition of c. Il. Harmon and 81 others of
West Rockport for same
By Mr.. Poor of PETITION Of
Wescott +. Moulton and others id favor of
listing bill, or act to provide fot a more
perfect assessment and collection of taxes
referred by the Legislature of ISL to the
Legislature of 1898. Also petition of Jason
Hills and Is others in favor of sahe
BY Mr.. Bowman of DISQUALIFICATION of
Oramel Murray and 100 others of Pittstield
in favor of listing bill.
iugK Cot WY DrLEGtriot.
b, Mrs. Boothby of Saco-- Petition of
Franklin Nourse and IS others of Saco in
favor of work jail at Biddeford Also pc
tition of \. q. preniss and 10 others of
Saco for same.
BY Mr. Aver of Cornish-An approval of
the amendment proposed to prohibit OF
prevent the appropriation of money for
sectarian purposes. signed by Sarah =.
Smith and Franklin Pugsley, master and
secretary of Cornish grange
fEPokrs OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Noyes from committee on inland fish,
eries and game. reported leave to withdraw
on petition of A. NJ. Austin and others. pray
ing that law be enacted to prohibit send
ing out of the State, for sale, fish of all
kinds taken from Great and Long ponds,
kennebee Co
Mr.. Stoddar,i from same committee. on
bill an act TO amend see. 4 of chap. 2s2
of laws of 1856, reported same be
TO Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Higgins, from the committee on
judiciary. reported leave to Withdraw on
petition of b. F. Black and Is others to
Congress to pass bill tor the
free coinage of silver; also reported leave
10 Withdraw on petition of A. r. Stevens
md others to memoriAlixe Congress to es-
'ablish postal savings bank system; also
reported leave to withdraw on petition of /
l.. c. Smart and 20 others to memorabilia 4
Congress to pass bill for the government /
control of railroads. teiegraphs and tele- .
,hones; also. reported ought not to pass on 1
ill an act for the protection VI children: 4
Use, reported referred to Somerset county {
'rk CATION, on bill an act to explain and de- !
Inc the duties of the county commissioners 4
# Somerset county as To the erection Of /
all in said county.
FIRST READING OF PRINTED BILLs.
House document No. 50, resolve in favor
# the Canada road assigned for wednes
lay of next week.
House document No. 81. an act to amend \
ee. Of chap. Is Of the Revised Statutes
elating to ways.
House document Mo- 81, resolve in favor
f the city of Biddeford; assigned for
" ednesdsy of next week. 1
House document No. 50, an act author +
zing the county commissioners1of LiacoIn I
ounty to locate AM establish q highway /
eross Sheepscot river over OF near Sheep /
cot bridge so called, connecting the towns
# Alma and Newcastle.
House document No. 81, an act to incor-
,orstc the Black Brook Improvement Go.
Honfe document No. s., an act for the
,reteciiun Of trouI and land locked saimon