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Bill in addition to an act entitled "An Act respecting Houses of correction and for suppressing and punishing Rogues, Vagabonds, Common Beggars and other idle and disorderly persons" came up from the House indefinitely postponed for concurrence and the Senate concurred. | Bill in addition to an act entitled "An Act respecting Houses of correction and for suppressing and punishing Rogues, Vagabonds, Common Beggars and other idle and disorderly persons" came up from the House indefinitely postponed for concurrence and the Senate concurred. | ||
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Mr. Eastman, from the committee on Interior Fisheries, reported that legislation is inexpedient on an order relating to the Fisheries in the Kennebec river, read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. | Mr. Eastman, from the committee on Interior Fisheries, reported that legislation is inexpedient on an order relating to the Fisheries in the Kennebec river, read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. | ||
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A communication from Hon. William P. Preble was read and ordered to be placed upon the files of the Senate. | A communication from Hon. William P. Preble was read and ordered to be placed upon the files of the Senate. | ||
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The claim of Samuel Searle against the State was read and referred to the committee on Claims, in concurrence. | The claim of Samuel Searle against the State was read and referred to the committee on Claims, in concurrence. | ||
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Bill to provide for the general vaccination of the inhabitants of the State, came up. | Bill to provide for the general vaccination of the inhabitants of the State, came up. | ||
The House having refused the same a passage. The Senate adhere to their vote passing said Bill to be engrossed. Sent down for concurrence. | The House having refused the same a passage. The Senate adhere to their vote passing said Bill to be engrossed. Sent down for concurrence. | ||
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Resolve for taxing sheep was read a second time and a passage refused. Sent down for concurrence. | Resolve for taxing sheep was read a second time and a passage refused. Sent down for concurrence. | ||
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Bill for preserving the Mattanawcook State Road was taken up and passed to be engrossed as taken into a new draft, in concurrence. | Bill for preserving the Mattanawcook State Road was taken up and passed to be engrossed as taken into a new draft, in concurrence. | ||
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241 Monday, February 27, 1832
Bill in addition to an act entitled "An Act respecting Houses of correction and for suppressing and punishing Rogues, Vagabonds, Common Beggars and other idle and disorderly persons" came up from the House indefinitely postponed for concurrence and the Senate concurred.
Mr. Eastman, from the committee on Interior Fisheries, reported that legislation is inexpedient on an order relating to the Fisheries in the Kennebec river, read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence.
A communication from Hon. William P. Preble was read and ordered to be placed upon the files of the Senate.
The claim of Samuel Searle against the State was read and referred to the committee on Claims, in concurrence.
Bill to provide for the general vaccination of the inhabitants of the State, came up. The House having refused the same a passage. The Senate adhere to their vote passing said Bill to be engrossed. Sent down for concurrence.
Resolve for taxing sheep was read a second time and a passage refused. Sent down for concurrence.
Bill for preserving the Mattanawcook State Road was taken up and passed to be engrossed as taken into a new draft, in concurrence.