Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-27
Daily &tiss|s!lhef ap,sruxl.
MAINE tEelslATuRE.
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an act to amend a clerical error IN chan.
ter 25S OF the Public Lava Of 1897 reia Ting
20 the recording Of attachments OF per.
were suspended, fhe biii recesua me tss rs rss
and second reading 40 '''S'
On motion of Mr.. Dickev Of nj Ken,
, ,hs pii was laid on the table pending is
MT: Hamilton Of Biddeford, presented a
1 resolve appropriating 1850 tor the year
~! ~ ana xi5o0 for the year 1888 to care for
M Ma un1lmasned buildings of the Eastern
0adNfle insane Hospital. =
On motion of Mr.. Hamilton the rules
were suspended, the resolve RECEIVED n !
~ several readings and was passed to
An act to amend section 2 of chapter 1863
OF the Private and Special Laws of 1881
tg to the Oxford Village Corpora
This bill came from the Senate. and IN
the Rouse was read three times and
PASSED 10 be engrosesd under suspension
of the rules.
ORDERS.
o, orders We're presented and passed ex-
cuslng the following members from fur
tner ATTENDANCE at this session on and
after today: r. H. Reed of HARMONY. w.
2; Sanborn Of Sanford. George H. Smith
Eben S. Goodrich Of Maxfield' a. ~
Mitchell of Newfield. B. b. Larrabee OF
Senago, James E. Coffin of Shapleigh, r.
:. York Of Nobleboro.
Oroers We're presented and passed ex-
cusing the following members from fur
Their attendance at this session ON and
s anser tomorrow: Albert J; Ames Of JEFF
H. w. Colder of Belgrade.
Mr. Jewell of Hallowell, presented the
following order:
Ordered. THAT the sum of fifty dollars be
fot kuno =
the following named parties. laborers
and night watch at the State House
Tor extra services during the legislative
Ered Brown M ~ sIee1 G p Pettingll
Stone. j. 4. Mcbon S " f f. aalm g. = !.
D. Cram. F. W: Miller. c. w. Weymouth.
Sonn Jones. w. L. Stevens and o. o.
On motion of Mr.. searls of Chelsea,
this order was laid on the table pending;
it's passage.
An act to repeal chapter III of the Pub
lie Laws OF 1889 as amended by chapte e,
lA of the Public Laws of 1893 relating to
the extirpation of contagious diseases
among cattle.
The bill was read the first time.
Mr.. Jewell of Hallowell. moved that the
bill be indefinitely postponed.
PENDING action on the motion to indefi-
table on motion of Mr.. King of Caribou.
Mr.. Williams for the committee on
financial affairs. reported in a new draft
and ought to pass resolve IN favor of
cemetery in the city of Bath.
This resolve received it's two several
readings and was passed to be engrossed
under suspension of the rules.
Resolve in favor of the Maine cat lie
commission.
Mr. =, P nSds of Machias. Withdrew
Mr.. Holbrook of Brunswick, offered
amendment "B: to add after. Senate
amendment CA the following: land fur
Their provided that no part of this ap.
sioners until they have made. recorded and
published rules and regulations and had
them approved by the Governor in ac-
cOrdance with section three of an act to
extirpate contagious diseases among
cattle"
The amendment was adopted.
Mr. KING of Caribou. offered amend
commission unless by a special authority
of the Governor and Council
The amendment was adopted.
amendment d. to add to the resolve
| the following, provided that there shall
first be paid from said appropriation to
the owners of animals heretofore slaugh-
tered by said commissioners such sums
| as the Governor and Council md to be
due them under the provisions of law
and provided further that no part of said
said commissioners for expenses or ser.
vices heretofore expended or rendered
Unless the same were expended and rem
| dered In accordance with the provisions
Statutes.
The amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Shaw of Saco. offered amendment
e. to strike out from the. second and
third lines the words ten thousand dol
lars" and insert in lieu thereof the words
fifteen thousand dollars strike out OF
| dollars and insert in lieu thereof the
words ten Thousand dollars"
Mr.. Walton of Skowhegan, moved that
the bill lie on the table.
The motion was not agreed to.
The question being on the adoption OF
amendment e." the amendment was
lost.
The resolve was then read the first
Mt: Dickey Of Fort Kent; offered offered
ten thousand dollars in the second line
words five Thousand dollars"
The amendment was lost.
The resolve was then read second time
and was passed to be engrOSSed under
ISuspensiOn of the rules.
On motion of Mr.. King of Caribou. bill
relating to the extirpatiOn of contagious
diseases among cattle was taken from the
table.
| Mr. Dickey of Fort Kent, by unanimous
| consent Withdrew this bill.
Mr.. Briggs of Auburn, by unanimous
consent withdrew the bill represented by
him relating to the extirpation of conta-
giOuS diseases.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to incorporate the Harpswell
Village Corporation.
An act to revise and consolidate the
Public Laws relating to sea and shore
fisheries.
An act additional to the charter of the
Portsmouth, Kittery and York Street
Railway.
An act to authorize the Bath Gas and
Electric Company to issue additional
bonds.
An act additional to the act incorporate
| ing the Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
An act to authorize the st. John River
Bridge Company to erect and maintain
four toll bridges across the st. John riy-
er.
An act to amend sections II and IA In
chapter IS of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to agricultural societies.
An act relating to the manufacture.
sale and shipment of lime. .
An act to amend the charter of the city
of BiddefOrd.
An act relating to the Jurisdiction Of
the municipal courts of the cities of Bid
deford and Saco.
An act to incorporate the town of