Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-08-04

Commonwealth of Massachusetts, III Ne
ysnr N our Lori one Mouslh3 pight hnu-
drei qJed nine.
An Act 10 set oil a part Of the Town Of
Surry and part OF the Town Of Tren-
ton and TO annex them to the Town Of
Ellsworth
SECT !. Be IL enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives in General
Court assembled, ana by the authority Of
the same That that part Of the town Of
Surry in the County Of Hancock. which
lies northerly of line beginning al stake
on the western side Of Union River. near
It's mouth. where the line between lot
number twenty. now improved by John
Jordan, and lot number twenty-one now
/ improved by Benjamin Lord, touches said
river,-thence running,On the line between
said lots, north seventytwO degrees west
one mile a twenty-five rods to a marked
tree; thence north hfty degrees west TO the
westerly line of said Surry-aud that part
! Of Trenton in said County, included a-
( follows, viz. beginning at the southeast
corner of the Town Of Ellsworth, in said
county; thence running south twenty-f five
degrees west three miles one hundred and
ten rods; thence south eighty-one degrees
west to Union River Bay; thence norther-
ly by said Bay & | MON River to the south
ern Boundary line of said Ellsworth 4
| thence east on said line two miles to tn,
place Of beginning-be, and they are here
| by set of from the Towns of Surry and
| Trenton and annexed to the said Town OF
Ellsworth. And the inhabitants of the
said parts thus annexed to said Town Of
| Ellsworth shall hereafter be considered in
| habitants OF said Town and shall there tx
ercise and enjoy all civil rights and privi-
| leges and be subject to all civil duties and
| acquisitions in like manner as the other in
| habitants of said Town. Provided how
ever that the said inhabitants of the parts
| thus annexed to the Town of Ellsworth
| shall be respectively holden to pay their
| due proportions of all monies granted prior
| to the passing of this act by either of the
| Towns to which they heretofore reSpec-
| lively belonged the same being legally
| assessed.
SECT. .. Be it further enacted: That
J there shall be taken twelve cents
| from the Town of Surry and four cents
from the Town Of Trenton in the
| State valuation and added to the Town of
Ellsworth which shall be the rule for AS
sessing the said Towns for State and Coun-
ty taxes until there shall be a new vaua-
| ton ken.
ENDORSEMENTS.
In Senate Feb. 25, 1909
This bill having had two several read
| ings, passed to he Engrossed.
| Sent down for Concurrence
| II. G. OTIS, Presdt.
10 the House Of Representatives,
Feb. %, 1909.
This bill having had three several read
| ings, passed in concurrence with the Hon.
| Senate to be Engrossed.
, TIMOTHY BIGELow, Speaker.
| In Senate Feb. 22d ..
To morrow II O'Clock "a Rd
| Mr.. WooDMAN,
| MIR. HUssEY.
Com'tee Report the bill without amend
| ment.
Friday 10 oclk 81 readg.
In the House of Representatives,
March 2, 1909.
This bill having had three several read
| ings passed to be Enacted.
| TIMOTHY BIGELow, Speaker.
In Senate, March 8, 1909.
This bill having had two several read
ings passed to be Enacted.
H. G. OTIs, Presd't.
Approved March 8. 1909.
LEVI LINCOLN.
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Cherry field. June IA, 1892