Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-25
HOUSE.
Thursday, Jan. "a, 1895.

HOUSE.
Thursday, Jan. "a, 1895.
Prayer by Rev. Father Michigan OF
Hallowell
Papers from the Senate disposed OF in
concurrence.
The following petitions, ills, etc, were
presented and referred:
Judiciary.
BY Mr. Larrabee of PorSland-An act
relating t. the electric corporation.
BY Mr.. arsons of Foxcroft-Remon-
STRANGE of Fiscataquis Savings Bank, In
b half + their depositors, against proposed
constitutional amendment charging the
debt limit of cities and towns
BY Mr. Haines of Waterville-An act
to an end sections Al and AZ OF chap. 81
Of the Revised Statutes relating to the
enfOrcen ent of liens on personal property.
An act GORGE ming veterinary surgeons.
Petition OF +. K. Drummond and 90
Others for IN amendment to the consti-
tution so as to provide that no money shall
be ra'sed by taxation for religious socic-
ties
BY Mr.. Knowlton of Portland-Resolve
in favor Of continuing the publication OF
York deeds.
BY MIR. Lit left Id Of Belfast Petition
OF Rev. W. NJ. stewart and 102 others OF
Belfast for constitutional amendment
prohibiting sectarian appropriations OF
public money.
BY Mr.. Woodside of Lewiston-Petition
of Lorenzo ID. Merchant and 100 Others OF
HalloweIl; of G. O. Cobb and II others;
of f. A. Dudley and IA others OF Mon
mouth Of Geo w. Field and "a others of
Oakland of G.. A. Pettengill and 81
others of isbon, asking that such laws
be enacted as Will ret err protect our citi-
zens from tramps.
BY Mr.. Larratce OF Decentralization
of { harlt Fl. McFadden for reimburse
mant for expenses incurred in defending
suit brought against him by order CT
Governor and Council.
BY MrI1Pa; sons of Foxcroft-Resolve
in favor Of purchasing certain volumes of
Maine reports.
BY Mr.. Wildcs Of Skowhcgan-Petition
of Fred Goodwin and "a others for enact
nent of laws for better protection from
burglars house thieves bad men, tramps,
etc.
BY Mr. Berry Of Multiplication of W.
f. Gilc and others for an amendment to
the constitution prohibiting appropria-
lions by the State in aid Of institutions
under scctarian or ecclesiastical control
BY Mr. Weymouth Of Decentralization
of David Dresser, .Jr and Q Others ;of Isaac
Cushman and ~ Others for same.
Legal aasirs.
BY Mr. Welch of Kcnnebunkrort-Po-
tition of Frank II. ellis and 80 others of
York asking that Portsmouth toll bridge
be made free public highway.
by Mr. Coffin of Bangor--An act adj
ditional to chap. ll6 of the Revised Stat
utes relating to fees and costs.
Financial Affairs.
BY Mr. Millett of Gorham-Potition Of
A. II. Fogg and s3 Others of Houlton ask
ing aid for soldiers home at Newport.
Petition of A. b. Russell Post, g. A.
r.. of Houlton for same.
BY Mr. Hamlin of DISQUALIFICATION
of Irving Osgood and others of Ellsworth
for same.
BY Mr.. Briggs of Auburn-Resolve in
favor of the Maine State Pathological So
cicty with accompanying statement of
facts
BY Mr. Coffin of BanGor-Reso in
favor of the city of Bangor to correct an
error in taxing Bangor Loan and Build
ing Association.
Education.
BY Mr. Hooper of Decentralization
that the course of study of Castine Nor
nal school be extended.
BY Mr.. Holbrcok Of Brunswick-An
act providing for the Typographical survey
map of Maine.
Railroads, TeIegraphs and Expresses.
BY Mr.. Twitchcll of Bath-An act to
extend the time for the completion of
the Brunswick Electric Railroad Com
pany.
Commerce.
BY Mr. Brewer of Frccport
Of Il. B. Mallctt Jr, and 10 others of
Frccport for permission to rebuild and
Casco bay in the town of Harpswcll, with
accompanying bill.
BY Mr.. Singer of DEMONSTRATION
of +. A. Washburn and SO others for the
relief Of shipping.
Banks and Banking.
BY Mr.. Houghton Of Fort Fairfield
Bill an net to incorporate the Border
Banking and Trust Company.
Agriculture.
BY Mr. Adams of Bowdoin-An act to
amend section / of chap. 1876, Public Laws
of 1889 relating to State aid to agricul-
tural societies.
Military Affairs.
BY Mr. Haines of Observation-Disclosures
OF j. l.. Merritt and 90 others for purchase
Of rcgimental histories.
BY Mr. Lane of Augusta-Petition of
members of II. S. Rodgers Post, No. 14l,
G. A. r., for purchase of regimental his
tories.
BY Mr. Lawrence of Lubec-Petition
Of W. Goodwin and % others of EastbrooK
asking for an appropriation in favor of
history of the 18th Maine Regiment.
Interior Waters.
BY Mr. Larrabee of Decentralization
of A. nj. Bradley and others for an amend
ment of chap. SO of the Revised Statutes
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