Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-10
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distributed
AGRICULTURE.
BY Mr.. Fitx of Durham-Resolve in
favor of Durham Agricultural Society.
SALARIES.
BY Mr.. Drummey Of Ellsworth-Bill
ansact to increase the county attorney
of the county Of Hancock.
Placed ON FILE.
BY Mr.. Gardner of Patten-Petition
of Emery Whittier and As others of
Thorndike for 2-cent mileage book
good to bearer.
By Mr. Murphy of observation-disclosures
STRANGE of A. r. Knight and 26 others
against the passage of the anti-scalp-
ing bill. fA
ORDERS.
On motion of Mr.. Teel of St. George,
Ordered. That leave of absence be
granted Charles S. Hassell of Sebec, for
one week on account of severe illness.
On motion of Mr.. Gardner of Patten,
Ordered, That the time before which
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Legislature bel required to report be
extended to March q, 1892
Pending passage the order was tabled
on motion of the gentleman presenting
it and tomorrow assigned for it's con-
sideration.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
MIR. Manley from the committee on
the judiciary, on bill an act to incor
porate the American Ice Company, re-
ported that the incorporators have
leave to withdraw the bill.
Mr. Morey from the committee on le-
gal affairs. reported ought not to pass
on bill an act to amend section s, OIL
chapter "a of the Revised Statutes. as
amended by chapters . and 146, of the
Public Laws of 1889. and chapter go, of
the Public Laws of 1891, relating to de-
pendent soldiers and sailors.
Mr. Fuller from the committee on
federal relations. reported ought not
to pass on resolve relating to the
Sperry bill. so-called.
Mr.. Leavitt from the committee on
railroads telegraphs and expresses,
an act requiring railroad corporations
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rate, good for passage of bearer.
Mr. Spofford from the committee on
agriculture. reported leave to with
draw on petition of |. c. Merrill and
\. l.. Robinson, milk inspectors of
Lewiston and Auburn, for an amend
| ment to the law relating to the in
| spection of milk. "a
Mr. De Coster from same committee.
reported ought not to pass on bill an
| act to amend chapter 2S1. of the Pub
lie Laws of 1898. as amended by chap
| ter go. and 297. of the Public Laws of
! 1897, relating to the better protection
OF sheep.
| Mr.. Harris from the committee on
| the judiciary. on petition reported bill
an act relating to the construction of
sidewalks in the city oftAuburn.
| Mr.. Philbrook from same commit
tee on bill an act to amend section 4,
of chapter 304, of the Public Laws of
| 1893, as amended by chapter 40, of the
| Public Laws of 1895. reported ought to
pass in new draft bill an act to amend
the laws of 1898. chapter 304, as amend
| ed by Laws of 1895, chapter 40. relat-
ing to board of registration.
/ MIR. Manley from same committee.
reported ought to pass on bill an act
! to amend an act to incorporate the
/ city of Gardiner.
| Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported ought to pass in new draft
/ under same title. bill an act in rela-
ton to the police court of the city of
| Gardiner.
! Mr.. Virgin from same committee re-
| ported same on bill an act in relation
to political caucuses in towns.
Same gentleman from same commit
| tee reported same on bill an act to
amend section II, of chapter 1913. of the
Private and Special Laws of 1897. en-
titled An act to incorporate the War
| rem Water Company
Same gentleman from same commit
tee. reported ought to pass in new
draft under same title. bill an act to
amend the charter of the city of West
! brook.
Mr. McFauI from the committee on
legal affairs. on bill an act to MAKE
valid the calling of the meeting of the
Methodist and Baptist Meeting House
Corporation of Whiteficld, reported
ought to pass in new draft bill an act
to legalize the call issued for holding
the meeting of the Methodist and Bap-
tist Meeting House Corporation of
Whitefeld.
| Mr. Murchie from the committee on
railroads, telegraphs and expresses, re-
ported ought to pass in new draft I'M
der same title. bill an act to prevent
the fraudulent sale and use of railroad
tickets.
/ Mr. Leavitt from same committee,
reported ought to pass In new draft,
under same title. bill an act to carry
into effect the provisions of chapter
$50, of the Private and Special Laws of
1891, and also Of chapter 1873, of the Pri-
vate and Special Laws of 1895. provid-
ing for the building of a railroad from
Van Buren, to Caribou.
Mr. Farnsworth from the committee
on agriculture. reported ought to pass
on bill an act for the better protection
of sheep in the town of Perry.
Mr. King from the committee on IN
terror waters, reported ought to pass
in new draft under same title. bill an
act to regulate the tolls of the Ma
chias Boom.
Mr.. Adams from the committee on
ways and bridges, on petition. reported