Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-22
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The courts and officers in criminal cases. Re-
ferred TO the Committee on Jail System.
By Mr.. CoRrTELL: Bill an act to pro-
vide suitable text books for public schools.
Referred to the Committee on Education.
By Mr.. T1TcoMp: Petition of Samuel APP
pleton and asa others, of Waterville, for a
division of Waterville Remonstrance OF
Sumner Kimball and A others, of Watervilie,
against the same; of Ephraim Morrill, and
100 others, against the same; of John IL.
Hubbard and l39 others, against the same
of S.ephea Hersom and 25 others, against the
same: of F. p. Harland and 81 others,
against the same Referred to the Committee
on Towns.
By Mr.. TorMAS: Remonstrance Of Orrin
Smith and 80 others, of Clinton, against the
annexation of any part Of Clinton Gore to the
town of Clinton. Referred to the Committee
on Counties.
By Mr.. HATCH: Petition of Willard Carver
ct ais, for amendment of the city charter OF
Bangor, relating to election of street commas
sioners. Referred to the Committee on Legal
Affairs.
Nv Mr.. CARLL: Petition of J. l.. Little and
90 others. of Kennebunkport for a law sub
iectipg all citizens to fine who vote at any
State election, or town meeting, who have
two or more years unpaid taxes against Them
Referred to the Committee on Legal Affairs
By Mr.. TREFErHEN: Petition of II. Wins
low and 70 others, for change of close-timc
tor taking trout in the Androscoggn river
and its tributaries; also petition of Zenas
Thompson and 40 others, in aid of the same.
Referred to the Committee on Fisheries.
BY Mr.. HERRlcK: Remonstrance of the in
habitants of Brookline, in relation to the por-
gle laws. Referred to the Committee on Fish
cries. Also, petition of the inhabitants OF
Sedgwick, tor bounty on wild animals Re-
ferred to the Committee on Agriculture.
By Mr. ROUNDS: Petition of J. A. Buck
man ct ais, of Minot, for an act to make valid
the doings Of said town. Referred 10 the Com
mittee on Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. KING Petition of N. Fessenden,
Secretary of the Trustees of Fort Fairfield
High School, for aid. Referred to the Com
mittee on Education.
By Mr.. FoRp: Petition of Emeline Lytord
Blake for change Of name.
By Mr.. ToRREY: Petition OF Eli Bcckmore
for authority to build wharf in Friendship.
Referred to the Committee on Interior
Waters.
By Mr.. STEVENS Of Eastport Petition OF
r. 3. CLARK and l52 others, for repeal of the
Calais Court Bill" Referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
By Mr.. CHARACTERIZATION of the inhabitants
OF Tie Tow u <ttcAaUucT
of money paid into the State Treasury, will
resolve. Referred to the Committee CT
Claims.
BY Mr.. HoBsoN-Communicatio from A
Watson, Washington, d. c., in relation t
the marine telegraph. Referred TO the Com
mittee on Commerce.
By Mr.. HALEY-Petition Of Nathanie
Thompson ct al. to build wharf on the west
{ erly side Of the Kennebunk river in Kenne
bunk, with bill. Referred to the Commute
on Commerce.
BY Mr.. STEVENS of Gouldsboro' Petito
of the inhabitants OF Gouldsboro for speca
Law authorizing the town to regulate by vot
the running at large of neat cattle. Referee
to the Committee on Agriculture.
By Mr.. FOLSOM of characterization c
Samuel G. Niles, late private of company
llth Me. Reg. for appropriation of State boun
ty of one hundred dollars, act March &c, 1868
referred to the Committee on Military Al
fairs; also petition of lSebattis Newell ct al
Penobrcot Indians, for amount due them, t
be paid in money. Referred to the Commit
tee on Indian Affairs.
By Mr. FoLsoM of INSTRUMENTATION o
Frederick +. McCarty for change of nam
By Mr.. RIcHARDsoN-Petition Of Sidne
Cook ct al. for for amendment of the law re
lating to highway taxes; of inhabitants G
Castle Hill Plantation in aid of same; re
monstrance of Henry NJ. Downs ct al agains
against term of court in Lyndon. Reterre
to the Committee on Legal Affairs.