Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-13

IN cities ana tOWus-
BY Mr. league of Caribou-Petitloh u
W. e. Spaulding and 80 others OF Cari
bou, asking further legislation In reia.ion
to itinerant vendors.
BY Mr.. Spear of Rockland-Petition OF
John s. Case and 257 others OF Rockiana
for passage of an act to amend an act 10
a police court in Rockland ana
increasing the salary of the police Judge
to S12e0.
Petition of c. E. Littleield and 20
others, members of Knox county bar, for
the passage of an act to amend an act 10
police court in the city OF
Rockland.
Petition of s. W. Jones, NJ. B. Cook
and Thomas S. Bowdoin, commissioners
of Knox county, for same.
Legal Affairs.
By Mr.. Hill of Portland-An act to
amend section 81 Of chapter 81, Revised
Statutes relating to attachments.
Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Haires of DISQUALIFICATION
OF j. II. Knox and Others against appro-
priation for hospitals that do not provide
for all schools of medicine.
By Mr.. Plummcr Of Dexter-Petition
of Melvin Preble, M. D.. and 1o3 others
of Bangor, asking thai patients at the
Bangor General hospital shall have right
to have any reputable physician treat them
in case public money shall be appro
priatcd for said hospital.
Education.
D. NJ porro4+ &c C,poap-petition of
Joseph Ellis and II others of Brooks for
restoration of school districts.
Railroads, TeIegraphs and Expresses.
By Mr.. Barrett of Canaan-Petition of
7. W. Ames of East Skowhegan and 10
others for extension of charter OF the
Waldo and Somerset Railway Company
Petition of George A. Tilton and IA
others of West Pittsfeld for same.
Petition of Fl. G. Grower and 90 Others OF
Canaan for same.
By Mr.. Haines of Waterville-An act
to incorporate the Waterville & Wiscasset
Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. Tibbetts of Charleston-Remon-
STRANGE Of H. +. Gould and 81 others of
Kenduskeag against renewal of charter OF
the Castine Railway and Navigation
Company, and the charter of the Penob-
scot Central Railroad Company.
Remonstrance of A. W. King and 33
others of Charleston against further ex
tension of charters of same companies.
BY Mr.. Twitchell of Bath-An act in
relation to the Pcnobscot Shore Line Rail
road bonds held by the city of Bath.
By. Mr.. Barrett of Canaan-Petition
of W. w. Wade and 81 others of Forks
Plantation, and of 6. Fl. Blake and 20
others Of Bingham, fol extension of the
charter of the Waldo and Somerset Rail
way Company.
Commerce.
By Mr.. Pinkham of Harpswell-Peti-
ton of Woodbury. L. burlington and 25
others of Harpswell for permission to ex
tend wharf into the tide waters of Casco
bay.
Banks and Banking.
BY Mr.. Haines of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STRANGE of Buck Brothers and 25 Others OF
Waterville, against abolishing the days of
grace.
By Mr.. Niles of Jay-Remonstrance of
G. X. Fernald and others of Wilton against
same.
BY Mr.. Wells of We,ls-Remonstrance
against same by A. d. Spencer and 43
others of Berwick.
BY Mr.. Howe of Neutrality-suspicious.
of f. A. Chase and 10 others against
same.
BY Mr.. Briggs of Auburn-Remon-
STRANGE of O. Holway & Company and 2S
others against same.
by MIR Tolman of Carroll-Remon-
STRANGE of Wilbur Grant and others against
same
BY Mr.. Beedle of STANDARDIZATION of
David Davis and IS others Of Gardiner
days of grace.
By Mr.. Jewell of Hallowell-- Remon-
STRANGE of Thomas Leigh and "a others of
Hallowell against proposed law to abolish
days Of grace.
BY Mr.. Moulton of Sanford-Remon-
STRANGE of /. c. Jordan and 20 others of
Alfred, Springvalc and Sanford against
same.
Agriculture.
by Mr. league Of Caribou-Bill an act
the killing of deer in close
time under certain circumstances.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Grindlo of Remon-
STRANGE of Alden Conroy and 50 others of
Bluehill against enactment of any law
which will have q tendency to put close
time on the catch and sale of Holsters 10l9
inches or more in length at any season of
the year.
BY Mr.. Spear of Rockland-Remon-
STRANGE of +. G. Oney and AZ others of
Rockland against proposed close time on
Holsters.
BY Mr.. Peasley of Jonesport-Remon-I
STRANGE of A. Hopkins and 81 others,
against close season on the lobster fish
cry.
Reinsurance of c. S. Doyle and ~
others against same.
Taxation.
BY Mr.. Gilbert of Greene-An act to
secure fair and equal valuation through
out the State of property subject to taxa
ton.
Orders.
BY Mr.. Smell of Winthrop,
Ordered That the use of Representa- |
tivcs' hall be granted to d. ". Robinson,
evening Feb 14,at $50 o'clock,
for lecture entitled THE Union Volun- |