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- on the Order of 1st inst relative relative to Public Commissioners | - on the Order of 1st inst relative relative to Public Commissioners | ||
- on the Order of 19th ult relative to a valuation for Schoolhouses | - on the Order of 19th ult relative to a valuation for Schoolhouses | ||
| − | that legislation is inexpedient, were severally read & accepted in concurrence with the Senate. | + | that legislation is inexpedient, were severally read & accepted in concurrence with the Senate. |
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| + | Memorial of the Proprietors of the Thomaston Bridges against the petition of John Creighton & others was read & referred in concurrence, to the Committee on Roads & Bridges. | ||
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| + | Opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court on the question " If the Legislature shall abolish the punishment of death, will the crime of murder become by the Constitution bailable offense" that the same would become bailable, was read & referred in concurrence to the Committee on Capital Punishments. | ||
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| + | Bill - An Act to fix the compensation of superintending School Committees was read once & ordered to lie on the table. | ||
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| + | Resolve authorizing the Treasurer to receive the fourth instalment due from Nehemiah Leavitt, was read twice & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate. | ||
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| + | Petition of Newell Witherly & others & of | ||
| + | - " George Burnham - both that the prayer of the petition of S.A. Morse & others | ||
Revision as of 14:15, 10 November 2021
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Tuesday February 9th 1836
Met according to adjournment.
Reports on the Order of 18th ult, relative yo corporations - on the Order of 21. ult relative to County Commissioners - on the Order of 1st inst relative relative to Public Commissioners - on the Order of 19th ult relative to a valuation for Schoolhouses that legislation is inexpedient, were severally read & accepted in concurrence with the Senate.
Memorial of the Proprietors of the Thomaston Bridges against the petition of John Creighton & others was read & referred in concurrence, to the Committee on Roads & Bridges.
Opinion of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court on the question " If the Legislature shall abolish the punishment of death, will the crime of murder become by the Constitution bailable offense" that the same would become bailable, was read & referred in concurrence to the Committee on Capital Punishments.
Bill - An Act to fix the compensation of superintending School Committees was read once & ordered to lie on the table.
Resolve authorizing the Treasurer to receive the fourth instalment due from Nehemiah Leavitt, was read twice & passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the Senate.
Petition of Newell Witherly & others & of - " George Burnham - both that the prayer of the petition of S.A. Morse & others