Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-02-11

and boat house III Lake MAranucOoh u
Resolve In favor Of the Maine Stat
| library. for the years 1897 and 1895.
The following petitions, bills, etc, wer
presented and referred:
JUDICIARY.
BY Mr.. Fogler OF Rockland-Bill al
act authorizing cities and towns TO &C
cept conveyances upon trusts ana pupl'
burial places and providing for recort
u BY See M. blanchard 's Of wilton-Bill ar
act to incorporate the Wnton Electro
Light and Power Company.
+. II. Dexter and 40 others of Sanfor,,.
praying for an amendment to the consti
tuition OF the State Of Maine. prohibiting
o ns a sass or fse mGoss Sy
BY Mr.. Wilson Of Gorham-Petition OF
Hattie J. Loring and "a others for raislne
the age. of protection for girls: or MRS
Adeline ID. 2. Moses and % others; OF
Mrs. Nellie s. Jordan and 30 others; a
Mrs. =. b. Snow and q others; Of II. n
hathaway and % others: of Albert H.
Jordan and G5 others, all for the same
BY Mr.. Longley Of Oldtown.Bill an
act incorporating the Oldtown Gas ana
Light Company.
Bill an act additional to chapter 81.
Revised Statutes. In relation TO the
amount of baggage to be carried by rail-
road corporations. for each person pur-
chasing a first class unlimited ticket.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
BY Mr. Longley of Oldtown-Bill an act
utes. in regard to the dsnterment OF
dead bodies.
BY Mr.. Moore of Deering-Bill an act
to authorize the re-assessment of taxes
in the case of irregularity or error In the
original assessment: bill an act to
authorize the correction of errors in pro-
ceedings for the correction of taxes.
BY Mr. annk Of sessns a@a
OF Dresden. against any change in the
law relating to weir fishing and especially
against any change In Revised Statutes.
chapter 3. sections GO and GO.
Remonstrance of Fred p. Carleton and
"a others of Dresden. against same.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
BY Mr. oNeil of Biddeford-M Memorial
to Congress relating TO the "Sperry bill
BY Mr.. Sewail OF Bath-Memorial Of
Bath Board of Trade relating to estab-
lishment of a dry. dock AT Bath.
Mr.. Rowell of Kittery. moved that the
memorial be laid on the table.
Mr.. Sewall called for the yeas and nays.
and the motion was lost by Il vote of *
to 81.
Those who voted yea were:
ard. Boynton, Burrill. Burse. Burton.
Coffin, tshapleighD Dudley. Edm ,.,,sls
Ftlfl.tiu NtstNstlt'g EoES. t'Stis .at''' :
tBiddcford) Hill Houghton. nusscy.
Hussey. Jones. King, kinsman. Knowl-
Lincoln. Littleiicld (KennebunkJ Long
ley. Luce. McIntire. Merrill. Portiand.J
Mitchell. Moore, GMoseow). Murchie.
f hanesy ps oSe Roslnsoa EoMe p@ ss
Saunders, Shaw. tCmberland) Shaw,
ssacol SHEPARD, Smith. tmampden.,
Walton. Weeks, Whelden. Whiting. VII
son. Winsow.--Yeas 7s.
Nay-Bither; Briggs, Britton, Brown.
on rb BarnH chaa sne ch@ ndS
COS. Cram. cqrrier. Cushman. Dag
Eernald. lPoland;l Floyd. Forest Fur
Hancock Hathaway. Hathorn. Holbrook.
Holmes. Hurd, Hutchins, Hutchinson,
tMewhurgJ Levensaler, Littlefield. win
Maxwell, Merrill. tBiuehill., Moore.
@ ,,a Murray N I NsweSm6 Noble,
Rounds. Searls. Sewall. Smith. iMasar-
dis) Spear. Staples. Starbird. Stetson.
Stevens, Talbot. Thurlow. Thurston,
Tolman. Violette Williams, York. Young.
Nay 81.
Absent--Ames. Donnell. Colder. Good
win. Littletield. Belfast) Martin. Penley.
Sawyer. Simpson, Thurlow, Wheeler
Absent ii.
The memorial was referred to the com
mittee on federal relations.
EDUCATION.
of j. s. Condor and ~ others in regard to
the Wiggin school tax bill so called; an
act to legaliZe the doings of school dis
trict number 8. in the town of falmouth.
81 If o.
fund. so called. and to enable said trus-
toes to convey anu the inhabitants of said
Falmouth to purchase the school building
erected out OF said fund in said district.
RAILROADS, TELEGRAPHs AND
EXPRESSES.
BY Mr. Sanborn of STANDARDIZATION of
l.. w. Nash and Sc others of Kennebunk
in favor of extending the charter of the
Mousam River Railroad and also the
a amendment of same of F. A. Goodall and
1e9 others of Sanford: of w. A. Emery
and Sc others of kennebunk and kenne-
bunkport; of b. c. Jordan and 40 others OF
Alfred; for same.
BANKS AND BANKING. 1
BY Mr.. Currier of Farmington-Bill an
act amendatory of and additional to
ing to the duties of the bank examiners.
AGRICULTURE.
by Mr.. Curr1er of FarmingtOn-Bill an
act to amend sections II and IA of chap
ter IS, relating TO agricultural societies.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
BY Mr.. Newcomb of Eastport-Bill an
act relating to the STAFF of the commander
in chief al
WAYS AND BRIDGES.
BY Mr.. Stevens of Cutler-Resolve in
favor of the town of Cutler. for repairs
OF highways and bridges with accom-
panying statement of facts.
BY Mr.. York of Standardization of
NJ. Fl. Page and 100 others of Damaris-
of Wiscasset bridge: of William Metcalf
and Ia others of Newcastle. for same.
BY Mr.. Greenlief of Southport-Petition
of G. s. Witham and 50 others of South
port. for same
BY Mr.. Blanchard of Wilton-Resolvel
in favor of a road in Dallas plantation;
resolve in favor of a road in JeruSa lem
BY Mr.. Burnham of Edgecomb-Peti-
ton of f. H. Blagdon and 50 others for
same.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.
BY Mr.. Houghton of Fort Fairfield
mink
BY Mr.. Smith of Masardis-Bill an act
to regulate the taking of cells and whit .
fish. -
BY Mr.. Burse of Pittsiield-Petition of
f.. M. Shaw and GO others of Pittsfield, |
asking for 'l.ie privilege of catching and
taking cells in weirs in the Sebasticook |
river between July IS and Nov. of each