Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-03

county for the early passage OF an act
to regulate the practice Of veterinary
surgery; medicine and dentistry in the
State of Maine.
BY Mr.. Heal Of BangorLBill an act
relating to innholders and victualers.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
BY Mr.. Fogg of Freeport-Petition
of ]. w. Amick and 40 others Of Free
port for a village corporation in the
town of Freeport. s,
BY Mr.. Gentleman Of Porter-Bill an
act to amend an act entitled AN act to
annex Franklin Plantation in the coun-
ty of Oxford to the towns of Rumford
and Peru. approved by the Governor,
February q. A. ID. 1885,"
RAILROADS. TELlcGRAPHS AND
EXPRESSES.
BY Mr.. Sanborn of Newport-Peti-
ton of S. F.. Sawyer and Al others of
Newport that railroad corporations be
required to issue mileage books at two
cents per mile, good to bearer.
BY Mr.. Parkhurst of Bangor-Peti-
ton of Fred johnson and SO others Of
Bangor for same
BY Mr.. Murphy of Observation-Disclosures
STRANGE of G. H. Clifford and IA others
against the passage of the anti-scalp-
ing bill.
SHORE FJsHERIES.
BY Mr.. McFadden of Dresden
Bill an act to amend Section IS Of
Chapter 2s5. Public Laws of 1897. enti-
tied An act to revise and consolidate
the Public Laws relating to sea and
shore tisheries.''
AGRICULTURE.
by Mr.. Sanborn of Newport emon-
STRANGE of c. Bangs and others of
Pennington, against repeal of feeding
stuffs inspection law
by Mr.. Smith of Presque lsle-Re-
monstrance of S. G. Greenlaw and 8
others of Maysvillc Center. against
same.
BY Mr.. Smith of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STRANGE of $. II. Goodwin of st. AL
bans and A others. against same.
BY Mr.. Wilson of Brunswick-Re-
monstrance of w. G. Higgins and IL
others of Brunswick, against same
BY Mr.. Harris of ,Auburn-Remon-
STRANGE of c. G. Sturgis and II others
of Auburn. against same.
BY Mr.. Purinton of Woolwich-Re-
monstrance of |. w. Reed and Is others
of Woolwich. against SANE.
BY Mr.. Nickerson of Orrington-Re-
monstrance of George NJ. Holland and
30 others of Hampden. against same
BY Mr. Jellson of Surry-Remon-
STRANGE of II. h. Gray and Is others of
Bluehill. against same
By Mr.. Reed of Roxbury-Remon-
STRANGE of w. b. Foster and q others
of Sumner, against same.
BY Mr.. Ryerson of Livermore-Re-
monstrance of ii. l.. Irish and 81
others of Turner. against same.
By Mr.. Eaton of East Livermore-
Remonstrance of Ely Hodgkins and %
others of Greene. against same.
BY Mr.. Turner of Somerville-Re-
monstrance of A. c. Fossett and IA
others of Bristol, against same.
BY Mr.. kilborn of Bethel-Remon-
STRANGE of John F. Talbot and 10 others
of AndOver, against same.
BY Mr.. Pierce of Blaine-Remon-
STRANGE of J. w. Dudley and 10 others
of Castle Hill, against same.
TOWNS.
BY Mr.. Bryant of Knox-Petition of
NJ. T.. Murray and IS others of Burn
ham. in favor of setting off Ocean Park
and annexing same to city of Saco.
ORDERS.
On motion of Mr.. Beal of Bangor.
Ordered, The Senate concurring. that
a special committee consisting of seven
members of the House of Representa-
tives and three from the Senate, be ap-
pointed to ascertain how many reports
of the several departments are printed
each year and the cost of same, and
recommend to the Legislature how
many it is advisable to have printed.
and to further take into consideration
the necessity and advisability of cor-
tnuing the office of secretary of the
board of agriculture.
On motion of same gentleman,
Ordered. The Senate concurring. that
the State treasurer be and he is here
by directed to furnish as soon as
practicable the special committee on
printing and binding. the amount of
printing done by each department with
the cost of same, specifying the
amount Of reports. also all special
printing for each department.
Mr.. BEAL of Bangor: That there
may he no Misrepresentation in regard
to this order l will state that it is
aimed at no particular department. but
it is introduced simply with view of
ascertaining if there are any extra ex-
penses INCURRED for printing.
tThe Speaker in the chair)
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Hopkins from the committee on |
legal affairs, on petition of +. FL. Gillen |
and others. for amendment of section |
80. chapter 20. of the Revised Statutes, |
in relation to the practice of law re-
ported that same be referred to the |
committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Gardner from the committee on
reported leave to withdraw |
on petition of f. Fl. Bryant and others,
that normal school be located at Ma
chias.
Mr.. Walker from same committee,
reported same on petition of G. NJ.
Cleary and others. that school district
lines be changed. i554
Same gentleman from same commit
tee, reported same on petition of d. w.
Hewes and others. for an appropriation
to aid the town of Danforth in estab-
fishing Normal school.
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