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

school books, reported ought to pass.
Printed under joint rules.
Mr.. Knowlton for committee on judi
ciary, ON petition for the repeal OF hawk
ers' and peddlcrs' law, reported leave 70
withdraw.
Mr.. Knowlton from same committee,
on resolve in favor of continuing the pub
LEGATION Of York deeds, reported ought TO
pass. Printed under joint rules.
Mr.. Plurnmer for the committee on
education, ON resolve in favor OF Calais
academy, reported resolve in new drai'
under same title and that it ought TO
pass. Printed under joint rules.
Mr. Howe for same committee, on petit
ton of J. F. Swasey and 80 others for an
in favor of Wilton academy
in town of Wilton, county of Franklin,
reported resolve in favor Of Wilton
academy. Printed under joint rules
Mr.. Adams for committee on taxation.
on petition of assessors and selectmen of
Dexter praying that paragraph s, section
s. chapter g. Revised Statutes. be amended,
relating to poll taxes, reported leave TO
withdraw.
Mr. Doothby for committee on education,
ON retition of b. s. Whitman and Is
Others for an act relative to payment OF
tuition and transportation of children
attending school outside. the town in
which they reside, reported leave to with
draw.
Mr.. Jewell for committee on labor, on
bill an act to prevent strikes and lockouts,
reported ought net to pass
Mr. Boothby for committee on educa-
ton, Oh bill an act TO restore the school
districts which were abolished by chapter
ZIG of the Public Laws CT 1898, and to
grant local option to towns ON the ques-
tinn Of school district system and to pro-
vide for election of school officers, re-
ported ought nos to pass.
Nr. league for committee on taxation.
on bill an act relating to the taxation OF
express corporations, companies and per-
sons. reported ought to pass. Printed
under joint rules.
Mr.. Barton for committee on inland
fish and game, reported an act in a new
draft entitled an act to authorize licensed
taxidermists to receive and have in pos
session fish and game for the purpose of
mounting the same, and that it ought to
pass. Printed under joint rules.
Messrs. Penney, Gordon, Smith, Mill
ken, TraftoRand Ryerson, from the com
,nittce on towns, reported ought not to
pass Oh an act to divide the town Of Sulli-
van and incorporate the town of Sorrento.
Messrs. Wood, Dole and Leayitt from
the same committee, reported ought to
pass on same.
On motion Of Mr. Leavitt of Limestone,
pending the acceptance of either report,
both were laid On the table and ordered
printed, and Thursday of next week as
sirned for their further consideration.
Printed Bills Read and Assigned.
Resolve in favor Of the Bangor General
hospital
Assigned for Wednesday of next week.
Resolve in favor of roads in Indian
township, Washington county.
Assigned for Wednesday of next week.
An act to set off the southw st portion
of the town of Gouldsboro and incorporate
the town of Winter Harbor.
On motion Of Mr. Noble of Lewiston,
this bill was tabled and tomorrow morn
ing specially assigned for it's considera-
ton.
Passed to be Engrossed.
= An act to incorporate the Pleasant
River Dam Co.
An act to amend section 95 Of chapter
IS Of the Revised Statutes, relating to
buildings and fences within the limits of
streets and highways.
An act to amend section 90 of chapter
30i of the Public Laws of 1898, relating
to registration of voters.
On motion of Mr.. Parkhurst of Ban
gor. this bill was Laid on the table pend
ing passage to be cngrossed.
An act to amend section 30 of chapter
81 OF the Revised Statutes relating to
liens.
An act to amend section ) of chapter
Ill of the Revised Statutes, relating to
personal property bargained and delivered
to another which shall remain the prop
erty of the seller until paid for.
Mr.. Lane of Augusta offered an amend
ment, which was adopted, and the bill
was then passed to be cngrossed as
amended.
An act creating the Rumford Falls
Village Corporation.
An act to protect deer in town of Deer
isle.
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297 of the Public Laws of 1885, relating
to the sale of unwbolesome food.
This bill came from the Senate with
Senate amendment "a, which was
adopted in concurrence by the House.
Mr. league of Caribou moved that the
bill be indefinitely postponed
Mr. Adams of Bowdoin moved that the
bill lie on the table, which motion took
precedence, and Tuesday of next week
was assigned for its consideration.
Resolve in favor of Castinc Normal
school.
Resolve IN favor of the town of NADIA
waska.
RcsolSe in favor of repairing a draw
bridge in the town Of Addison.
Resolve in aid of blasting ledge and
repairing highway in the town of Con
cord
Resolve in favor of the clerk of the
secretary of agriculture.
Mr.. Briggs of Auburn moved to amend
In the title of the resolve by inserting af-
ter the word "of'' the words board of. -
The amendment was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Gilbert of Canton,
the resolve was laid on the table pending
its passage &c be engrossed.
Resolve in favor Of town of Milo.
Resolve in favor of the Maine State
prison.