Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-24
against lowering the water in Canaan

hemOnStranCe Oh L. n. eTudlu anu 10
others against same.
RemOnstrance OF l. wiley ana ~
others against same.
Remonstrance Of z. p. Hahn and 20
others against same.
Remonstrance of j. W. Fernald and Is
others against same
Remonstrance of o. A. Hardness and
35 others against same.
By Mr.. knowlton of Portland-An act
to enable probate courts to authorize the
leasing or mortgaging of real estate held
in trust.
By Mr.. Patten of Bath-Resolve for an
amendment to the constitution abrOgat-
ing amendments relating to the manufac-
ture ana sale of Intoxicating liquors.
Bv Mr. Woodside of Lewiston-Petition
of IA. d. Cornish of Bowdoinham and SO
others asking that such laws be enacted
as will better protect the citizens of the
State from tramps.
By Mr.. Moore of Decentralization of
J. n Reed and 26 others Of Deering,
praying that an act be passed submitting
to the legal voters of Maine the question
of constitutional amendment prohibit
ing the use Of public money for sectarian
or Geek siastical purposes.
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Bartlett of Eliot-Pettlon OF i.
F. Staples and IS others asking that the
Portsmouth toll bridge be made free
public highway.
Petition of Edwin Bartlett and ~
others of Eliot, for same.
BY Mr.. Plummer of Dexter-An act to
amend section 10 of chapter II of the
Revised Statutes relating to fences and
buildings fronting on public highways.
An act to amend section 81, chapter Is
Revised Statutes, relating to fences and
buildings within the limits of streets and
highways
An act to amend section 5, chapter III
of the Revised Statutes relating to per
sonal property bargaincd and delivered to
another which shall remain the property
of the seller until paid for.
An act to amend section of chapter
90; section 3S, chapter 90; section ~,
chapter So; section 33, chapter 66, OF the
Revised Statutes relating to the publish
ing of legal notices.
BY Mr. Wildes of Skowhegan-An act
to make legal and valid certain doings of
the Skowhgan Electric Light Company.
BY Mr. Whelden of Portland-An act
to amend the charter of the Union Safe
Deposit and Trust Company.
BY Mr. Lombard of Concord-An act to
incorporate the Arctic Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
BY Mr. Shea of Eastport-An act en-
titled an act to amend the act to incorpo-
rate the city of Eastport. -.
BY Mr.. Rich of OXford-An act to
amend section t. chapter 242, of the Pub
lie Laws of 1898, relating to public
Libraries. .a...
Financial Affairs. 49,
BY Mr.. Longley Of Old Town-Rcsolve
in favor of the Old Town city hospital.
BY Mr. Leighton of Columbia Falls
Petition of A. NJ Coffin and 63 Others of
Harrington, asking for appropriation for
soldiers home at Newport
BY Mr.. Bishop of Experimentation
from post commander. and comrades, n.
C. Stone and Al Others for same; OF Annie
Bryant Emerson and 23 Others for same;
of c. H. Woodbury. and 90 Others of
Dover for same.
BY Mr. Coffin of Bangor-Resolve to
correct clerical error in State valuation
of township Number Z, Range II, in
Piscataquis county.
BY Mr. Rich of Oxford-Petition of
Cyrus Chaplin and 90 others in favor of
soldiers home at Newport
By Mr.. Plummer of Decentralization
of NJ. J. Spooner and 10 others of Dexter
for same.
BY Mr. Daggett of Smyrna-Petition
of +. NJ. Caldwell and 81 others of Sher-
man for same.
BY Mr.. Mllett of CONTAMINATION of
II. NJ. Fisher and IS others of Togus
Home, for same.
Petition of Albion johnson, Company
+, 10th Maine, and 33 others, for same.
BY Mr.. Chute of characterization of
G. NJ. Chute and 81 others of Harrison,
for same.
BY Mr.. Folsom of Standardization
of John B. Sawtelle and 13 others for
same.
Petition of Alice NJ. Benson and 23
others, members of Relief Corps, for same.
By Mr.. Robinson of Exeter-Resolve in
favor of the town of Newport to correct
a clerical error in the State valuation of
said town for the years 1898 and 1894.
BY Mr. Black of Stockton Springs
Petition of f S. Syphers and So others
of Searsport, asking for appropriation for
soldiers home at Newport.
Education.
BY Mr. Jennings of Wayne-Resolve in
favor of the Monmouth academy in the
town Of Monmouth.
BY Mr. Barrett of Canaan-An act to
restore the school districts which We're
abolished by chapter ZIG of the Public
Laws of 1898, to grant local option to
towns on the question of the school dis
trict system, and to provide for the cleo
ton and duties of school officers.
On motion of Mr.. Barrett, the bill was
laid on the table to be printed pending
reference to the committee.
Railroads. TeIegraphs and Expresses.
BY Mr. Twitchell of Bath-An act to
amend the charter of Warren County
Manufacturing Company, chapter 423 of
the Laws of 1865, granting them the right
to operate an electric railroad.
Petition of Worumbo Manufacturing
Company for permission to operate an
electric railroad for freight purposes only.
BY Mr. Doten of Cooper-Petition of
Stephen ID. Frost and 9 others of Alex
ander, asking for an extension of the
time for the construction of the Maine
Shore Line railroad for reasons given.
N Al.