Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-14
Reports OF Committees.

Mr.. Parsons for committee ON judiciary,
on act authorizing the Camden Village
Corporation to raise money by loan addi-
tional to the amount authorized by chap
ter 4O7 of the Private and Special Laws
of 1898. for the purpose OF rebuilding and
furnishing it's hall building, reported ought
TO pass Read and assigned.
Mr. Howe for committee on education,
on petitions praying that the school dis
trict system be restored, reported leave to
withdraw.
Mr. Drummer for committee on inland
fish and game, on petition of Joel Wilbur
and 100 others, reported bill an act to
amend section | of chapcr CPS OF the
Private and Special Laws of 1898, entitled
an act for the protection of trout and
landlocked salmon in certain waters of the
Raugeley chain OF lakes. Read and as
signed.
Mr. Harrington for same committee,
ON bill IN act for the better protection of
deer in the counties of Androscoggin and
Kennohec, reported ought to pass. Printed
under joint rules.
Mr. Peaslee for committee on educa-
ton, on bill an act to repeal sections /
and 2 Of chapter 26S of Public Laws of
1859, relating to school text books and to
amend sections and 8 of chapter IL,
Revised Statutes of 1888, reported ought
not TO pass
Mr.. Howe from same committees on
resolve in favor of Cherryfeld academy,
reported resolve in a new draft and that
it ought to pass. Printed under joint
rules.
Mr.. Merry for committee on inland
fish and game, on bill an act to amend
section IL chapter 80, Revised Statutes,
as amended by section 4, chapter %, Pub
lie Laws of 1891, rotating to the number
of moose. caribou and deer that may be
lawfully killed, reported bill in new
draft and under same title, and that it
ought to pass. Printed nnder joint rules.
Mr. Burns for committee on education,
on act amendatory of chapter ZIG, Public
Laws of 1893, relating to schools, reported
ought not to pass.
Mr. Howe from same committee, on
petitions of Lorenzo Norton and Others,
praying that an act be passed for appro-
priation to aid in the building of a school
house in Sebago for n school be established
under the provisions Of the will of the late
Dr. Joseph +. Porter, reported leave to
withdraw.
Mr.. Hill for committee on legal affairs,
bin an act to make legal and valid certain
doings of the Skowhegan Electric Light
Company, reported ought to pass. Read
and assigned.
Mr.. Bagnall for committee on interior
waters. which was instructed by an order
of the Legislature to inquire into the ex-
pediency of a bill for provisions and al
terations of the fees and tolls of proprie-
tors of Machias boom, reported that it be
referred to next Legislature.
Mir Noble for committee on Judiciary,
on bill an net to repeal chapters 2Si of
the Public Laws of 1898. entitled an act
for the better protection of sheep, reported
ought not TO pass.
Mr. Noble for same committee, on bill
an act TO amend sections IL and - of
chapter 81, Revised Statutes. relating to
tho enforcement of liens on personal prop
erty reported ought not to pass.
Mr. Nozzle, for same committee, on bill
an act creating the Rangeley village cor
poration. reported ought to pass. Printed
under joint rules
Mr. Gilbert for committee on taxation.
on petition of selectmcn of town Of
Chosterville, reported resolve in favor of
the town of Chestervillc for rebate Of State
tax Printed under joint rules
Mr.. Peaslee for committee on education,
on act in favor of Monmouth academy.
reported ought to pass. Printed under
joint rules
Mr. Burns for same committee ON bill
an act to amend chapter II, Revised
Statutes, as amended by chapter EOS Of
Public Laws Of 1889, relating to free high