Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-01-25
sioual prohibitory amendment; referred to

BY Mr. Simson Of Naturalization of G.
7. Sewall ct ais. for q change in the close
time of caribou: referred to Committee on
Fisheries and Game.
By Mr.. Emery of Saco-Petition of r. NJ.
Stevens and Is others to prohibit the taking
of fish from Bungenant pond in Alfred and
Lyman from the first day Of June TO the first
dav of November for the term of three years.
with bill referred to the Committee on FISH
cries and Game. Also remonstrance of AL
fred Milliken and IS others of Saco, and
owners of real estate at Old Orchard, against
any division of Saco. and sgainst the organ
izstion of any new municipality within the
present city limits referred to the Commit
tee on Towns. Also petition of j, S. Hyde
and - others of Saco for constitutional pro-
hibitory amendment: referred to the Com.
mittee Oh Temperance.
BY Mr.. Dinsmore of Bingham-Bill an act
to provide for the navigation by steamboats,
of Moose river and certain ponds in Somerset
county; referred to the Committee on Interi-
or Waters. Also petition of inhabitants of
Flagstaff and No. 4 plantation for restora-
ton of line between said plantations; re-
ferred TO the Committee on Towns.
By Mr.. Hathorn of STANDARDIZATION of
the selectmen and assessors of Gushing for
reimbursement of excessive taxation paid in
lccOs TeltTTtu 10 Tue AotlliIillte on r iuAUCt
BY Mr.. Drew of Fl, rehabilitation of
A. X. Nilsen for title to lot of land in Wood
lawn; referred to the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads; of W. A. Rideout
and % others of Caribou and Josiah Ward
and Is others of Limestone for constitutional
prohibtory amendment; referred TO the Com
mittee on Temperance.
By Mr.. Copeland of Turner - Petition of
Record { Smith to extend their charter on
bridge at Livermore Falls: referred to the
Committee on WAYS and Bridges. Also petit
ton of selectmen ct ais. of Turner for REIN
bursement of State tax for 1880 referred to
the Committee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Ham of Wales-Petitions of asses
sors of Leeds and Green for reimbursement of
overpaid State tax: referred IL the Commit
tee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Ambrose of Sherman Petition OF
citizens of Island Falls for change of law in
relation to the support of bridges; referred
to the Committee on Ways and Bridges. Also
of A. Craig and IA others of Island Falls for
constitutional prohibitory amendment; re-
ferred to the Committee on Temperance.
BY MIR. Cyr of Grand Isle-Petition of the
inhabitants of Madawaska for charter for an
agricultural society: referred to the Com
mittee on Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Spotford of Bucksport-Pettion of
A. A. Wetmore and 90 others for establish
ment of fertilizer control and experiment
station; referred to the Committee on Agri-
culture.
BY Mr.. KimbaIl of Rehabilitation of n.
p. True ct ais. for narrow gauge railroad
from Bethel 20 Richardson or Umbagog
Lakes referred to the Committee on Rail
roads.
By Mr. Hincklev of Standardization of
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vicinity for license on dogs; referred to the
Committee on Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Stevens of Wells-Petition of Sc
lectmen and assessors of Wells for reimburse
ment of excessive State tax for the year 1880;
referred to the Committee on Finance.
By Mr.. Moore of Thomaston-Pettion of
Geo. s. Hall ct ais. for license on dogs re-
ferred to the Committee on Agrculture also
bill an act to amend sec. 6, chap revised
statutes. as amended by chap. 2l7, laws OF
1877. relating to taxes also bill an act ad
ditional to an act granting charter of Rock
land and Thomaston Gas Light Co. referred
to the Committee on Legal Affairs.
Bv Mr.. Foster of GENERALIZATION of T.
Nj. Southland and $50 others for annexation of
town of Winslow to Watervile; of Geo. c.
Blacks ell and 80 others for same; remon-
STRANGE of Leonard NJ. Getchell and "a others
against same referred to the Committee on
Towns.
By Mr. Haskell of New Gloucester-Pe-
tition of }. W. True and % others, of the
New Gloucester and Danvile Agricultural
Society, for establishment of fertilizer con
troll and experiment station; referred to the
Committee on Agriculture.
Bv Mr.. Mea1er of DISQUALIFICATION of
Hiram Contorth ct ais. for an act requiring
license on dogs; referred to the Committee
on Agriculture; also petition of II. w. Wells
and "a others of West Waterville for con
sti,utional prohibtory amendment; referred
to the Committee on Temperance: also bill
an act to fix the compensation of certain en-
ployes of the government; referred to the
Committee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Rogers of Bath-Bill an act to fix
the dimension of ship knees and to provide
for the inspection and marking thereof; or
dered to be printed and referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce.
BY Mr.. Goodnow of Calais-Bill an act au-
thoriZing lease or transfer of the franchise
and property of the Old Orchard Junction
Railroads referred to the Committee on Rail
roads. Also remembrance of G. II. Eat, ct
ais. against division of the town Of Eaton;
referred to the Committee on Towns. Also
petition Of c. p. Stinson and 10 others of Red
Beach in favor of constitutional prohibitory
amendment; referred 10 tne committee on
Temperance.
BY Mr.. White Of Naturalization of
Thomas g. Smith 1t ais. for tax on dogs; re-
ferred to the Committee on Agriculture.
BY Mr.. Mattocks of POrtland-Bill an act
additional to the insolvent laws of Maine !;
referred to the Committee on Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Sanborn of Standardization of
A. NJ Rich and 30 others for support of large
bridges by counties of Oliver Murch and %
others for same referred to the Committee
on Ways and Bridges.
By Mr.. Ward of Sidney-Bil an act to
amend sec "a chap. "a of the public laws ;
referred to the Committee on Legal Affairs
BY Mr.. Gerrish Of Portland-Bill an act to
change the name of Frederick VIM. knight !:
referred to the Committee on Change of
Name.
BY Mr.. Fox Of Lowell-Petition Of James
Skilin ct ais. OF Enfield for tax on dogs: re-
ferred to the Committee on Agriculture. OF
l. S. Buzzell and % others Of Argyle, for
constitutional prohibtorv amendments re-
ferred to the Committee on Temperance.
By Mr.. Gilman of Winn-Petition of Web
ster plantation for reduction of State valua-
ton: referred to the Committee on Finance.
BY Mr.. Spear of Observation-Disclosures
of assessors and selectmen OF Bowdoinham
and Topsham for reimbursement Of excessive
State tax for 1880; referred to the Committee
on Finance