Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-07
READ AND ASSIGNED.


Chapter So, Special Laws Of 1895. en-
titled an act to allow the Bar Harbor
Electric Light Company to issue bonds,
preferred stock, and purchase prop
erty.
An act additional to an act to in
corporate the Union Gas and Electric
Company of Waterville and to amend
Section of Chapter $50 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1897.
An act to amend the charter Of the
Northport Wesleyan Grove Camp
meeting Association.
An act to extend the charter of the
kittery and Eliot Street Railway Com
pany.
IN act to further regulate the pow
ems and privileges Of street railroads.
IN act to further regulate procedure
in tn" organization Of street railroad
corporations.
IN act relating to the organization
and control of street railroads.
An act to continue in force chapter
80 Of the Private and Special Laws Of
1898. entitled an act to incorporate the
Van Buren, Trust and Banking Com
pany. as amended by Chapter 131 Of
An act additional u Chapter .S7 Of
the Public Laws of 1898 entitled an act
for the better protection of sheep.
Ious" amendment adopted in con
,urIVGcc.
An not to authorize the erection ana
maintenance OF dams, side dams, piers
and booms in Sandy stream. Gilman
pond and Gilman stream in the planta
lions Of Highland and Lexington and
the town of New Portland in the
county OF Somerset and State of Maine.
and to make Improvements in said
streams and pond.
An act to incorporate the Tunk River
Water Power Company.
An act to amend Chapter - of the
Public Laws OF 1899 relating TO tray
cling Libraries.
An act additional and amendatory to
Chapter ~ of the Public Laws Of 1893
relating to free public Libraries.
An act to amend Chapter 96 of the
Public Laws of 1895 relating to Colfat-
eral inheritance tax.
An act establishing the salary of the
county attorney for the county of
+Aroostook.
on motion by Mr.. Weeks of Somer-
set. this bill was laid on the table. Sub
sequently. on motion Of the same SEN
ator. the bill was taken from the table.
Mr. WEEKS Of Somerset: Mr.. Presi-
dent. | have no particular objection to
this bill. | think that the amount of
the increase in the salary of the county
attorney of ArooStook is a proper one;
but | wish to inform the Senate upon
salary of the county attorney. that a
county attorney is "A state attorney for
a certain district. namely the county.
With this explanation. | am willing
that the bill should 90 along. 50 far
as am concerned.
The bill was then read and assigned.
An act to allow open time on deer in
certain towns i'll Cumberland county.
An act to fix the compensation of the
sheriff Of the county Of Lincoln.
on this bill Il ma jority and minority
report were submitted. the majority
report being that same ought to pass.
and the minority report that same
ought not to pass. and. on motion by
Mr.. McFadden of Lincoln. the bill was
laid on the table, pending the action Of
the Senate upon the reports.
Mr. WEEKS of Somerset: This is 4
matter in which | am not Interested
personally: but | would like to ask the
senator from Lincoln if We can have
an early disposition Of this matter. |
do not care to interfere with it at all.
Mi McFADDEN Of Lincoln: ! think
will call the matter up at an early
date Mr.. President.
An, rp1n N TO r,1slS
county Of SIgadahoC.
An act in relation to supplying the
municipal courts in the county Of York
with dockets and blanks.
An act to incorporate the Cumbcr-
land Trust Company.
An act to incorporate the Sandy
Stream Dam and Improvement Com
pany This bill came back from the
Housn amended, and. on motion of Mr.
Plummer of PenobsCot, the vote
whereby the bill was passed to be en-
crossed. was reconsidered. The Senate
then concurrcd with the House in the
adoption of the amendment, and the
bin as amended was passed to be en-
crossed.
An act to amend Chapter 262 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1924. en-
titled an act to incorporate the Cum
berland Lodge.
Mr. FERNALD Of AndrosCogSin: I
move to introduce this bill out Of
order. and that it take its several read
ings at the present time, and pass to
ne engrossed without reference to a
committee. and in explanation Will
say: The Cumberland Lodge of Masons
of Cumberland county, town Of
Gloucester. was chartered in 1924; and
at that time they had right to take
and hold real estate to the extent OF
$4,000. and personal property to the eA-
tent OF So, 600 They are about to erect
a new lodge room which. VIII cost them
some six or eight thousand dollars, ana
they wish their charter amended so
that they can hold real estate to the
extent of $4,000. and issue bonds to
that amount.
The motion prevailed. and the bill
took its two several readings under
suspension of the rules, ana was
passed TO be engrossed.