The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-02-14
At Augusta.


4 romonstrlncC Of over 800 women of
Bangor. against woman suffrage, was
presented
MIR Walton presented bill an act in re-
atipn to the construction of sewers.
Authorizes municipal officers Of towns to
assess abbuttors to build sewers, not to
exceed one third of the cost.
Mr.. Talbot of Fast Machias presented
bill an act to tax, enfranchise and admit
to the public schools the Indians residing
within the limits of the State of Maine.
Mr. Madigan of Houlton has presented
an important bill to compel the manu-
facturers of patent medicines to put on
the outside of the bottles the formulas of
the compounds within. Mr.. Madigan's
object is TO so Fix the law and practice
that people who buy patent medicines
may know what they are getting.
Mr. Allen of Mercer presented Peti-
ton of rristralm II Brown and others
Of Eliotrille Plantation for the protection
Of moose and deer also Til an act for
the better protection of trout in Tim
Pond, so called in Township No. .,
Range {. in Franklin county.
ON motion of Mr.. Andrews of Moscow
it WA, ordered, That the Committee on
Legal Affairs be directed to inquire into
The eXpedlency OF changing the law so
that ali Plantations That are legally or
gained shall have the care OF Their pau
pers aud be reimbursed by the State the
same as towns. lie also presented
bill an act to prohibit The taking OF trout
IRON Chases fond IN the town OF MOS
cow In Somerset county.
Capt. Clark of the adjutant general s
Office was searching the records he came
upon the roll of Company A, State Guard,
called to Fort McClary from July to Sep.
tember 1854. Among the names OF the
priyates is that OF Hannibal fiamlln'
Opposite each name is space Tor Ike
marks Against Mr.. Hamllns name is
the entry, stop all pay ana allowances AT
his request. Mr.. iiamiln was the wee
President OF the United states as wei a.
a private IN Company A. Maine state
Guard.
ON motion OF Mr.. Cha lbourn or Bldde-
ford, 1t was ordered, lhat the committee
on Mercantile analrs anu insurance d.
required TO inquire into the expectancy OF
the enactment OF laws providing Tor the
immediate, compulsory and authentic
determination, where possible OF the
cause of every fire where insurabie pro-
= - -
Governor Burleigh has received invita-.
tons 10 attend the THIRD annual dlnher OF
the Kcpubllcan Club OF New YORK 10 DC
gwen at Delnonlco IN commentator Oh
dine Win ,ha verchao,,s CInh of Roston
F.h i'm INT has bran ohlioed to dc.
rNn. hnth Invitations an account of nrio,
cngaprmrnts.
stunt of Schools Iuce has been nomi.
,o,.d for another form Inv Governo,
Burlciph
The State printing has been contracted
with Burlcigh and Flynt, and the binding
' anu Su'chihs WIN o,iiitn anu he'o
inc'e ",'c "o ot'o'S p'"''"s
oa'u,'iay III ..o iiou ,,' WI. manie,
iioi', ,'ie Noii''',.'ce on 'na"eiai hnah
W WHICH was ieie' ,,' o,.' au az. ~ pip,
reported that the same ought to pass
Printed under the rule.
Mr.. Hovcy of Pittsteld presented Petl.
ton of Lewis Wyman and 81 others tc
obtain an act to prevent the taking OF
pckcrcl from Whites and Madawasks
Ponds in the town of Palmyra during the
winter months.
Mr.. Manley for the Committee on thu
Judiciary, to which was referred the
petition of Stephen +. Brown and Others
praying that the order adopting standard
time may be repealed, reported that the
petitioners have leave to Withdraw.
Tho hin ro,,,,no 10 f.rco. On, atm,
structures unnecessarily exceeding Vi,
feet in height. and for the abatement of
pujsances. came M for consideration by
special assignment. Monday in the
House and after considerable discussion
passed to be engrossed
Bill an act to protect trout in Parlin's
pond. it, tributaries and outlets
pr.roro,,ono ara n.rf.c,od Tor tho r..
.on,inn r., Cnuarnor p,rl..i,,h ond ",ae n,
pdrtlond ~, ~, ,rh,r.dau oronin,, Tha
n AFFAIR nramises 10 he ina most hri,,ian,
one that has ever taken place in the city
Thore were MANY somerset man n,
Ann,s,a vasta-ia,, SALAD thar, h,, ,,ar;ons
n,at,,,r, ~ i,,,.,ra., Ann, ,bo.a ,,,,,r,,
Cnun,v C,,n,ni.sinror alh.rt Iao,,i,, =.
D.nu,y SbnriH Tones / n IIolman E.o
, ncLa II IT c,intnay ~ narL az
~ A,hans ~ "a parra,, Esn W y
r,,,in Iora. II.rmnn And Ca w
Iohnson 81 Ca,aanp p Wnstn, ~
Madison. r. Mars,nr cbas NJ pra;n-
ard n noyis Millar ond NJ r. d pnnia,
of Skowhegan; +. i. Totman, S. A. Nye,
H. L. Totmam, Calvin Totman of Fair
geld; E..P. Viles of New Portland; j. j,
Parlin, Esq. ~ North Arson.
Represent. Goodwin presented the
bill an act to INCORPORATE the Skowhegan
and Norridgewock railroad Company
Wednesday. It will be acted upon by
the railroad committee early.