Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-26
Daily 8s4usbst sa,,saal.
MAINE lEaisLATuRe.
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members a OF the Judiciary and two Of tbs
co cons a atiorn nave had this matter under
s session, na and they believed that the bill
M M; Walton Of skowhesan. said that
sure law. Debtors have been siImmoned
from one end Of a large county To the
oener 80 rnls biii Is introduced for the pur-
for the benefit of the creditor class hut
lot lot the a,, debtor. I hope the motion viii
The question being on the motion to
was lost. 'o.i'''
Resolve in favor of : the Maine State
Senate amendment "A" to this bill was
Nj. Dickey Of Fort Kent said he OBJ
becomes an insurance company for in.
surfing fancy stock. None Of that fancy
- SICK ss, can I've long in our cold climate
they are put h she stock down to what
there Will be some object in it. but We
p tsc an insurance company and insure
t the hv ves, OF h these cows. and pay what
San buy Just as good cows for in this
state The men who import the fancy
matter ought to to be responsible for this
E E%ring tn, the nves Of this, fancy stock
day IN Deering and the value Of them
was $40 COW. That is fancy price for
y good COW and a live one / am on
posed 10 the bill and l move it's indefinite
postponement.
The motion was agreed to.
An act to prevent the throwing of
si I7d IA ana other refuse into the Ellis river
! This bill was read three times and
passed to be .engrossed in concurrence
under suspension of the rules.
An act in reference to the trustees of
the State College of Agriculture and Me-
This. bill was read three times and
passed to be engrossed in concurrence
under suspension of the rules
Resolve to enable the State librarian
TO complete additional sets of York deeds
rules. ~ '-'
>, An act to incorporate the Livermore
Falls Water Company.
Read three times and passed to be en-
crossed in concurrence under suspension
or the rules
Petitions. bills and resolves presented
and referred.
WAYS AND MEANS.
BY Mr.. Houghton of Fort Fairfield
Bill an act for the assessment Of a State
tax for the year 1897
Bill an act for the assessment of a
State tax for the year 1885,
ORDERS.
On motion of Mr.. Jones of Lincoln.
Ordered, That d. s. Moore of Moscow,
be excused from further attendance Mt
and that the clerk be directed to make up
his pay in fun to the end of the session.
On motion of Mr.. Stetson of Bangor.
per diem be paid Andrew p Andrews of
Garland. for services as chaplain in this
House during the present session.
That "a 2 RuF caah 1 ore Of Al,
dover, be excused from further atten-
dance at this session after this date and
that the clerk be directed to make up his
pay and mileage to the end of the Sc s.
sion.
On motion of Mr. Philbrook of Water
vile.
Ordered. That NJ. d. Chatto. Represen-
tative from Brooksville. be excused from
further attendance at this session on and
after Friday. March 26: and that the
amount to the end of the session, mileage
included
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Walton for the committee on legal
affairs on petition of F. b. Matthews and
Others. praying that bill be passed to
rld the country OF pack peddlers; re-
to withdraw.
Mr.. Walton for the same committee.
on petition praying that chapter "A of the
Revised Statutes, relating to hawkers
and peddlers, be amended reported that
the petitioners have leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Daggett for the committee on State
lands and State roads. reported in new
draft and ought to pass resolve author
izing. the land agent to sell certain public
lots in Moro plantation.
Under suspension of the rules this re-
solve was given its two readings ana
passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Murray for the committee of con-
ference on resolve in favor of the Sol
diers' Home in Maine. reported that the
committee We're unable to agree. Report
accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Murray of Pembroke
the House adhered to its former action in
indefinitely postponing this resolve.
READ AND PASSED TO BE EN-
CROSSED UNDER SUSPENSION OF
THE RULES.
An act to legalze the doings of the Sac
carappa Aqueduct Company.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to prevent incompetent persons
from conducting the business of apoth-
ecar'ies.
An act to change the time of holding
the October term of the supreme judicial
court for the county Waldo.
An act relating to the transportation
by common carriers of property the title
to which is disputed.
An act to establish wards and ward
lines in the city of Augusta.
An act relating to the Maine Eye and
EAR infirmary.
An act in relation to the duties and
compensation of the State Prison ply |
sician. -t -'E
An act relating to the Portland Rail- |
road Company.
An act to permit the Patten and Sher- |
man Railroad Company to sell or tease
it's road.
An act to amend sections and of |
chapter sc. and section II of chapter 81. |
Revised Statutes, relating to the service |
of trustee writs.
An act to amend sections 4, 5 and of |
chapter $50 of the Private and Special |
Laws of 1871, establishing a municipal |
court for the city of Lewiston, as amend |
ed
An act to amend section IS of chapter
3 of the Revised Statutes, in relation to /
election of town officers.
An act to legalize the acts of Riverside |
Cemetery Association of Cornish.
An act to amend chapter 49, Public |
Laws of 1891. relating to the registration
of vital statistics.
An act to establish the standard weight
of bushel of parsnips.
An act to regulate the packing of sar-
dimes. 81
An act to incorporate the new city hall
commission OF Waterville. under the
name of the city hall commission.
An act to set off part of the town of |
Rome and annex the same to the town of
belgrade.
An act to incorporate the Wilton Elec-
trio Light and Power Company.
An act to establish the Sanford Munich