Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-08
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ported that the petitioners have leave
to withdraw:
Mr.. Buck from the committee on
state prison on that portion OF the
Governors message relating t" cs-
tabliShing a rCformatory prison Tor
women. reported that the same be re
ferred to the next Legislature:
Which several reports were read and
accepted.
Mr.. White from the committee on
the judiciary on Bill. an act to reguIat c
proceedings on Ccrtiorari, reported
that the same ought to pass:
The same Senator from the same
committee on Bill. an act to ccdc t.
the United States jurisdiction over
certain land in Augusta. reported that
the same ought to pass:
Mr. Weeks from the same committee
ON Bill. an act to incorporate the
Masonic trustees of Fairfield. re-
ported that the same ought 10 pass:
Mr. Flummer from the committee
ON legal affairs on Bill. an act to
amend Section of Chapter II of the
Revised Statutes. as amended by
Chapter 269 Of the Public Laws of
1885. as amended by Chapters . and
1i6 of the Public Laws of 1887. as
amended by Chapter 30 of the Pubic
Laws of 1889. as amended by Chapter
60 of the Public Laws of 1891. relating
to dependent soldiers and sailors and
THEN families. submitted the same in
new draft under title of an act to
amend Section of Chapter "A of The
Revised Statutes as amended by Chap
ter 269 of the Public Laws of 1855. as
amended by Chapters . and 146 of the
Public Laws of 1887. as amended by
Chapter 256 of the Public Laws of
1889. as amended by Chapter so of the
Public Laws of 1891. as amended by
Chapter 1926 of the Public Laws of 1897.
relating to dependent soldiers and
sailors and their families;
Mr.. Murchie from the committee on
railroads. telegraphS and expresses
on Bill. an act to ratify the lease OF
the Patten and Sherman Railroad to
the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad
Company. reported that the same
ought to pass:
The same Senator from the same
committee on Bill an act authorizing
the Fryeburg Horse Railroad Com
pany to maintain steamboats, upon
the waters of Upper kezar pond. re-
ported that the same ought to pass:
Mr.. Morrison from the committee on
military affairs on resolve in favor of
William J. Maybury. surgeon general.
National Guard. State of Maine. re-
ported that the same ought to pass:
Mr.. Burleich from the committee on
ways and bridges on petition of John
s. Bridges and others for aid in con-
structinE bridge in the town of Med
dyhemps. submitted resolve in favor
of the town of Meddybemps:
Which several reports were read and
accepted. and the bills and resolves
laid on the table to be printed under
joint rules.
Mr.. Virgin from the committee on the
judiciary on bill an act relating to the
filing Of papers in cases argued before the
supreme judicial court when sitting as Il
court of law. (Senatc Document No. 2jD,
reported that the same oIght to pass.
Which report was read ana accepted,
the bill read once ana tomorrow assigned
for its second reading.
Nj Morrison from the committee on
salaries on bill al act i'll relation Ia tic
salaries Of the justices Of the supreme
judicial court. (Scnat" Document No 26l
reported that tho same ought no; 10 pass
Which report was read ANA accepted,
the bill read once. ana on motion by Ny
Staples of i<noX. laid on the table and
Tuesday HCNt assigned for its con=idcra
ton.