Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-23

| ooc al svt W amend section 3. or chapter
S 1885, OF the Private and Special Laws OF
lS93. as amended bv chapter 2o4, Of the
| Private and Special Laws of 1896 relat-
ing to the charter of the Deer Isle Teie-
| An act to Increase the efficiency of the
Local board Of health in the town of
An act amendatorv Of and additional n
chapter 26S OF the Public Laws of /, J..
entitled An act to regulate the organ
izatioff and control of street railroads. +"
FINALLY PASSED.
g., Resolve IN favor of the hospital Of the
| Resolve accepting the legacy to the
state OF Maine by the will of Joseph II.
| Williams of Augusta. for the benefit Of
| the Maine Insane hospital.
| over Daigle brook, in the town of Van
bH Rasn, IN the county Of Aroostook.
so re raafu IN iayor OF the town of Cutler
| Resolve in favor-of the town of York
| Resolve in favor of Freedom Academy
scho sG'f fer ihe favor nSaf of the Portland
trial School for Girls.
| ORDERS OF THE DAY.
| Resolve in favor of the Eastern Maine
Insane hospital. This resolve. tabled by
mr.; Savage pending second reading
| Mr.. Savage offered the following
"A; Amend BY striking out all after the
| Resolved. That for the purpose of
| continuing the work provided for by
chapter Is. Of the Resolves Of 1895: and
Governor and Council are hereby dl-
rected to take immediate steps to con-
| struct and complete in a manner to be
fire-proof, upon the site named in said
chapter one pavilion for the accommo-
| dation of the insane of the State, and to
complete, equip and furnish, so far as
| menced: and for that purpose the sum
| OF $'o0oo Is hereby appropriated. to be
expended during the year 1897. and $780,
GOO, or so much thereof as may be neces-
| sary. during the year 1885, under the di-
| rection of the Governor and Council, as
aforesaid. The Governor and Council
enced builder to superintend the work
| Of construction. The above amount
MlS,W0 Is 70 complete, equip and fur
include one pavilion: and the total cost
for all such buildings and furnishings,
when completed and ready for occu-
this appropriation"
| Pending acceptance of the amendment
on motion by Mr.. Savage the resolve
and amendment were. laid on the table
and specially assigned for tomorrow
| On motion by Mr. Chamberlain of Lin
coin. bill an act to prevent Incompetent
apothecaries. was taken from the table
The bill was read once; and Mr.. Cham
neraaln offered the following amend,
agreed to by all parties interested
Senate amendment A. Add to section
10. after the third line, the words, NOR
gage in. the apothecary business previ-
Gus to the passage of this act
hereby amended by inserting after the
| word have" in the sixth line, the fol-
lowing words. passed the junior year
bl ri1r d.aN1 RI 1Gy,t Of npvv,.,
Senate amendment c. Amend by add
| ing to section 6: "A permit may also be
granted, upon written application to sal I
commissioners. to storekeepers in towns
| or villages where there is no apotnecary
| store. to sell the usual medicines and
poisons used as home remedies and for
for such permit a fee of 81 shall be
| charged, payable to said commissioners.
and SAID os shan nes satisfy sh
| and sell such medicines and poisons.
The amendments We're severally adopt
ed; and on motion by Mr.. Savage. the
ond time and passed to be engrossed.
On motion by Mr., Engel Of Penobscot.
lating to hawkers and peddlers, was TIA
ken from the table and re-committed in
concurrence to the committee on legal
| affairs.
On motion by Mr.. Reynolds of Cum
berland, bill an act to incorporate the
Little Spencer Dam and Improvement
L
on motion by Mr.. Savage. bill an act
to amend chapter PA, of the. Private and
Special Laws of 1883. entitled IAN act to
Incorporate the Penobscot River Dam
| and Improvement Co.. as amenued by
chapter. q, of the Private and Special
| Laws of 1887, and bX chapter 49,. of the
| Private and Special Laws of 1887. and
by chapter 90. OIL the Private and Special
Laws Of 1888 was taken from the table
| IA Amend section 2, by striking out all
OF said section after. the words Mon
Wf 81 and sad in e%
may enforce said lien in the manner pro
vided in sections IS and SO, of chapter 81.
| of the Revised Statutes. for enforcing
| liens on logs and lumber
| The amendment was adopted and The
bill passed to be .engrossed as amended,
On motion by Mr.. Clason of Kennebec,
bill an act to provide funds for the pro-
| lection of inland fish and game, was
taken from the table and indefinitely
On motion by Mr.. Roberts of Oxford
bill an act to amend section 3. of chapter
II, of the Revised Statutes. of 1882 as now
amended, relating to discontinuin,,
| schools and conveying school children
was taken from the table
| House amendment IA was adopted in
On motion by Mr.. Roberts, the Senate
non-concurred with the, House IN the
adoption of House amendment b:
land the bill with amendments was laid
| on the table.
| On motion by Mr. Clason of Kennebec.
| the report of the committee on sea and
| shore fisheries. reporting leave to with
| draw on several petitions praying that
no smelts be taken in the Kennebec river
or it's tributaries except with hook and
| line. was taken from the table and the
report of the committee accepted in con-
currence.
On motion by Mr.. Savage. an act in re-
| gard to right of exceptions was taken
| from the table and indefinitely postponed.
ORDERS.
On motion by Mr.. Savage. it was
Ordered, at each afternoon session here
| after the calendar of matters tabled and
assigned be called for further disposition
of said matters.
On motion by Mr.. Wyman of Washing
| ton the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
| Monday. March %. 1897.
| Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Andrews of Car
| land
Papers from the Senate disposed of in