Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

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on every bottle.
Petition of Samuel C. Gould and 33
others Of Portland for same.
Petition of Payson Tucker and Ga other
Of Portland for same.
Petition OF Fred W. Thompson and 30
Others of Portland for same.
| By Mr.. Boynton OF St. ADMINISTRATION
of e. G.. Heselton and % others of Skowhe-
gan for same.
Petition Of Grin s. Haskell and 25 others
of Pittsfeld Tor same,
BY Mr Smell of Winthrop-Petition Of
H. W. Colder and 1 others of Belgrade for
same.
Petition of Chas H Austin and "a others
of Bel grade for same.
BY Mr. Daggett of Smyrna-Petition of
Fred r. Sanborn and others of Island
Falls for same
BY Mr.. Abbott of Buclsport-Petition
of +. 6. Avery and 80 others OF Bucksport
| for same
Petition OF Geo. Blodget and 72 others
of Bucksport for same
BY Mr.. Holbrook of Brunswick-Peti-
ton Of +. G. Simpson and 81 others of
Brunswick for same.
Petition of H. p Moody and 40 others
of Brunswick for same.
I BY MIR. Fairbanks of CHARACTERIZATION
of W. r. Clark and % others of East
Corinth fer same.
BY Mr. Written of Carmel-Petition of
Chas. r. Hill and others of Greenbush
for same
| BY Mr. Smith of REORGANIZATION OF
| NJ f. Leayitt and so others of Hodgdon
for same
BY Mr. Weymouth of Easton-Petition
of J. II. Freeman and 2S others Of Prcsque
Isle for same.
Shore Fisheries.
| BY Mr.. Sanborn of Waldoboro- Petition
of W. A. Cochran aud others of Edge
comb for an act granting the owners of
mill privileges al outlet Of Liliy's pond in
Edgecomb, the right to construct and
maintain fishway over and around the
dam at said outlet and to clear all obstruc-
tions; also for the protection Of alewivCs
in said pond and Parsons creek, SO called,
near Ovens Mouth.
BY Mr.. Hooper OF Decentralization of
i. b. Crosse and SO others of Orland, to
repeal an act passed by the last Legisla-
turc to prevent the destruction of fish in
eastern Penobscot river, Orland.
| BY Mr.. Lawrence of Lubec-An act to
repeal section 10, chapter 40, Of the Re
vised Statutes.
Temperance.
BY Mr. Miller Of Contamination of
H. N. Bean and 81 others of Camden,
respectfully and earnestly praying the
Legislature to bring cur anti-liquor law
into harmony with the requirements of
the constitution, to which it does not
now conform.
BY Mr.. Moulton Of STANDARDIZATION
of Thomas +. McCann and 10 Others to
exempt honorably discharged soldiers and
sailors from payment of poll tax.
BY Mr.. Ryerson of characterization
of H. A. Hersey and 90 others for the
exemption of honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors from the payment ofpoll taxes.
BY Mr.. Gates of Observation-Disclosures of
Frank Trask and % others of Kennebec
county to be exempted from annual poll
tax.
BY Mr.. Miller of Standardization of
Alden Miller and % others, honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors, asking to
be exempted from paying the annual poll
tax.
| BY Mr.. Robinson of Exeter-Petition
of j. l.. Cleveland and 30 others to exempt
soldiers and sailors from taxation
Hancock County Delegation.
By Mr.. Abbott of Bucksport-An act
to amend an act entitled an act to
establish the Western Hancock municipal
court.
Petition of A. p. Gray and - others of
Bluehill, asking that the act establishing
| the Western Hancock municipal court be
amended so that the word "Bluehill'' be
stricken out wherever it may appear in
said act.
Petition of 81 others of Bucksport for
/ the same purpose.
Joint Committee on Eastern Maine State
Hospital.
BY Mr.. Coffin of Bangor-Resolve in
| favor Of the Eastern Maine insane hospi
tai Of Bangor.
| a communication was received from
the Senate, through its secretary, propos-
! ing Joint commission of the two branches
| of the Legislature forthwith in the hall of
/ Uilp HOUSE, III lDT
pose of administering to Joseph c. Hol-
man, Executive Councillor-e,ect, the
oaths required by the constitution to
qualify him to enter upon the discharge
OF his official duties.
| On motion of Mr.. Plummer of Dexter,
the clerk conveyed message to the SEN
ate, signifying the concurrence of the
House in the proposition for convention.
| Thereupon the Senate came in and a
convention was formed.
| In Convention.
I On motion of Mr. jackson of Waldo.
I that gentleman was charged with 4 mes
sage to Hon Joseph C. Holman, Council
/ lor-elect, informing him that the two
| branches of the Legislature were convened
/ in joint session and ready to administer
I 10 him the oaths OF Office required to