The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-01-22
AT AUGUSTA,


tistry
Among the matters III. reduced III Tn
logisl 4ture during lhe week are;
by Air. Harrington OF Nornigewock-
Petition Of Is. 7. j. Weston and othrr'
fur charter for water company to supply
Madison and Anson.
Act authorizing judges OF probate anc
insolvency to employ stehosraphers II
bearings and examinations.
Res I've in favor Of Bath Military ana
Naval Asy 'um' approphting > 9uoo an
nually for 1871 aud lo92i also 9looo foi
repairs In each year
Petition OF citI'ns oi Arson Tor ana IL
repairing a highway in that town.
Bill providing that whoever cerelesslJ
kills human being by mistasng him toi
a deer or other animal shall be sentenced
10 hard labor in the state prison Tor peri
OIL Of i've years
By Mr.. Moore of Ans n-Pett'on OF L.
p VII aud 1873 others for Wd ~ repair
ing the highway leadlug out Of Flagstaff
through Dead River, Jerusalem and III gh-
land plantations.
By MIR. Walton Of Somerset Resolve IN
favor of Maine Central Institute. Refer
red TO Commute on Education.
to insure the hettereducation OF practltlon-
era OF dental surgery ana TO regulate tile
practice Of dentistry IN the State OF Maine.
by Mr. HoWcs OF famyra-fttltlon oil
) 5. liackett ct al, seleetmen OF Detroit,
cook river; also petition OF Albert Leavitt,
A. ii. Chase and ii. &. Weber county
commissioners of somerset county, aud
at a. IN
by Mr.. Jones of Brighton-Petition OF
NJ. j. foss and 81 others to siraghten and
restore the orignaliown line between the
towns of Brighton and Athens, Somerset
county.
lily MI Ofcutt OF Monmouth-iettioh
signed by j. r. Chase and 81 others OF
Litchueid for the protection and encour
agement OF sheep raising and to amend the
dog law.
A Hood OF petitions III favor OF the Den
tai OH recelvedi also that The state REIN
ourse towns Tor the expenses OF foreign
panpers; that counties instead oil towns
build large bridges.
Senator fialnes OF kenneoec introduced
his registration bill Saturday. IL provides
for board OF registration IN cities The
proposed board consists OF three members,
Que hppD,n'ea ny 'ne uosefhor ioi ioul
f'",o' .ne o'''i WV ~ W 70 "p
Nv milling the biooar gubernatorinl vote
tn he nominated Nv the citv committee
and appointed by the Mayor. The mem
bers of the board will not be eligible to
Office. The board is to have
exclusive charge of the check list, no re-
vision of which will be made unless the
parties appeal IN person. no name VIII
he stricken oil before such party Is summon
ed TO appear before the oosrd. Inc Dill
PROVIDES for Imprisonment IN case OF
fraud.
N. W. Murphy and Viola M. Murphy,
residents of the township of Parlin Pond,
represent that there is no school In said
township and none within many miles
that there is large sum of money, $1,000,
in the State Treasury received from the
sale of public lands devoted to schools IN
said township. They request that the In
come of said money or such part as proper
for the education OF their children be ue-
voted to that purpose. Senator Walton
has Preseh'eu oi'i 10 meet Such cases
, "a" nc' 10 proViue ior lne enuca'ion Oh
''i,uien ~ .he unofgnoi~e' pi"h'"''ohS
'nu 'o"hsi'iPs III 'h's o'ase'
The legislature assembled Monday af-
ernoon.
The following communication was re.
.eived frcin the Executive Department
s,a,e of M,,,o
Evooptiya Dan.r,mo,+
a,,n,,Sr. Jannarv TX 1901
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l nave the honor o. presenting mere
win communication from tne Hon.
'ames u: ! iaine, secretary OF state o.
nc op'eeo o,a,es' ,ransiiietihg uocu-
heh's suomit'cu pf or' ou,iah taunce-
orr MINISTER ~ ureal pii.a'n, III Ieia
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ouS. anu ,nlli refuse w UNI in'o 'le'll.
ny ,neH' u'eu,,en.o ~ wiz oo seen tna.
ne po'i'l'lon uose'nl,un. Is u.slro9s oi
'u.a'uins .pu oo'opo,ae.on VI INV h.s,s-
''ure OF MAINE 10 insure protecs'on 10
ho n1he''es anu h"''SH''oh Vi 'ho'c
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The communication with accompany
ne documents was referred to the Com
nittee on Commerce.
In the House were presented and re-
Terred:
Bv Mr.. Snow OF Brewer-Petition of
W. VI. Snow and ~ other asking that the
restriction placed upon the Order OF Iron
Hall De removed by such legislation as
nay be necessary.
By Mr.. Wescott of Gorham--Bfll an
act to amend sec. D, chap. 10, Revised
Statutes, relating to enlargement OF
cemeteries and burying grounds.
by MIR. Libby OF STANDARDIZATION OF
'itiAenS OF YORK ana cumberland count
90 for an act to prohibit killing deer In
'nid counties Tor ten years.
One OF the most important measures to
DC considered oy tne Legislature, Is OH
% enaoIe tl,e boston q Maine 10 increase
Us capi'ai STOCK no icss sum IMAM hVe
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