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The Committee on engrossed bills reported as duly engrossed | The Committee on engrossed bills reported as duly engrossed | ||
− | + | Bill – in addition to an act to incorporate the Canal Bank - | |
− | Bill – in addition to an act to incorporate the Canal Bank | ||
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which was passed to be enacted. Sent up for concurrence. | which was passed to be enacted. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
− | Agreeably to assignment the House proceeded by ballot to the election on their part, of a Major General for the 4th | + | Agreeably to assignment the House proceeded by ballot to the election on their part, of a Major General for the 4th Division – and the votes being counted it appeared the whole number given in was One hundred and thirty four – necessary to a choice Sixty eight – Brig. Genl Richard T Dunlap had ninety votes & he was declared elected. |
The House took up the consideration of the Bill to prevent mischief by setting and carelessly managing of fires – and after receiving sundry propositions to amend, the subject was referred to Messrs Warren of Palmyra, Spring of Biddeford & Evans of Gardiner. | The House took up the consideration of the Bill to prevent mischief by setting and carelessly managing of fires – and after receiving sundry propositions to amend, the subject was referred to Messrs Warren of Palmyra, Spring of Biddeford & Evans of Gardiner. | ||
− | A message was received from the Governor dated Feby | + | A message was received from the Governor dated Feby 2nd 1826 [See Appendix page 275] transmitting a copy of a communication from the Commissioners under the Act of Separation, which with the accompanying papers were referred in concurrence with the Senate to the Committee on State Lands. |
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− | + | Bill – dividing the town of Baldwin & incorporating the town of Sebago, reported with sundry amendments which were adopted, was read a 2d time & tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 3d reading. | |
+ | Message from the Senate by Mr Low their Secretary | ||
Mr Speaker, | Mr Speaker, | ||
+ | The Senate have elected on their part Samuel Winter Esqr Major General for the 4th Division & request the concurrence of the House - | ||
− | + | The House assigned Tuesday next at 10 oclock for the choice of a Major General for the 4th Division. | |
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− | The House assigned Tuesday next at 10 |
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The Committee on engrossed bills reported as duly engrossed Bill – in addition to an act to incorporate the Canal Bank - which was passed to be enacted. Sent up for concurrence.
Agreeably to assignment the House proceeded by ballot to the election on their part, of a Major General for the 4th Division – and the votes being counted it appeared the whole number given in was One hundred and thirty four – necessary to a choice Sixty eight – Brig. Genl Richard T Dunlap had ninety votes & he was declared elected.
The House took up the consideration of the Bill to prevent mischief by setting and carelessly managing of fires – and after receiving sundry propositions to amend, the subject was referred to Messrs Warren of Palmyra, Spring of Biddeford & Evans of Gardiner.
A message was received from the Governor dated Feby 2nd 1826 [See Appendix page 275] transmitting a copy of a communication from the Commissioners under the Act of Separation, which with the accompanying papers were referred in concurrence with the Senate to the Committee on State Lands.
Bill – dividing the town of Baldwin & incorporating the town of Sebago, reported with sundry amendments which were adopted, was read a 2d time & tomorrow at 10 oclock assigned for a 3d reading.
Message from the Senate by Mr Low their Secretary Mr Speaker, The Senate have elected on their part Samuel Winter Esqr Major General for the 4th Division & request the concurrence of the House -
The House assigned Tuesday next at 10 oclock for the choice of a Major General for the 4th Division.