Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-02-17

others Of oxford. for same.
BY Mr.. Pierce of Blaine-Petiti0n 0l
George L. Rowe and 81 others of Lew
iston. for same.
BY Mr.. Crane OF Whitney-Petitlon
Of Willis Leighton and 20 others OF
whiting, for same.
BY MIR. Freese Of Argyle-Petition of
]. A. Atwood and Is others Of Green
bush. for same. ~
| By MI, Parkhurst Of Bangor-Peti-
ton Of Il. II. Gurney and so others of
Bangor. for same.
| BY Mr.. Walker Of Starks-PetitiOn
4 Of John T.. Clancy and 76 others Of An
| son, for same.
Petition OF 4. II. Spear and 45 others
| of Anson. for same.
| BY Mr.. KallOch OF South ThOmastOn
Petition Of w. s. Carver and Ga
others of Vinalhaven,in in favor ar same.
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
SURANCE.
Bill "An act in relation to corpora
tions issuing contracts for annuities
commencing in the future
BANKS AND BANKING.
BY Mr.. Peaslee Of Wiscasset-Peti-
| tion Of Luther Maddocks and 10 others
Of Boothbay Harbor for a charter for
| trust and banking company in said
| town: Bill AN act to incorporate the
Boothbay Harbor Trust Company"
MANUFACTUnEs.
BY MIR. Cleveland of Hou1ton-Peti-
| ton of II. +. Collins and others Of
Houlton. in favor of the passage of a
bill entitled AN act to create lien
upon monumental work.
| BY Mr. Cobb Of Limerick-PetitiOn
Of ]. Simpson and 16 others OF Bidde-
| ford, for same.
Petition of f. p. Johnston and 20
others of Limerick. for same.
BY Mr.. Field Of Decentralization of
s. BiaisdeH and Is others of Oakland,
for same.
BY Mr.. Maxcy of Gardiner-Petition
OF James Walker and others Of Gar
diner. for same.
BY Mr.. Parkhurst of Bangor-Peti-
tion Of +. II. Tupper and IA others OF
Bangor. for same.
Petition OF c. F. Shepley and Is
others Of Bangor. for same.
BY Mr.. Smith of Presque Isle-Peti-
OF PresQue Isle. for same.
BY Mr.. Manley of ADMINISTRATION
of A. G. Hopkins and 23 others OF Au-
gusta. in favor of same.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
BY Mr.. Spofford Of New Sharon
Petition Of A. s. Chapman and II
others of Bethel. for better observance
of Memorial day.
By Mr.. Brown Of Standardization
from the Maine Commandery of the
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
that the birthday of Abraham Lincoln |
be made a legal holiday.
BY Mr.. Wilson of Brunswick-Re- |
solve TO reimburse the town of Bruns- |
wick for money expended in aid Of |
needy families of soldiers who served |
in the late Spanish war, from the town |
of Brunswick. |
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.
By Mr.. Brown Of Warren-Petition
of n. b. Eastman and % others Of
Warren. for 30 days open time on deer |
in Knox county.
By Mr.. Abbott of Dexter-Bill AN
act to enable the commissioners Of in |
land fisheries and game to increase the
State Museum consisting of mounted |
specimens and pictures of the birds.
wild animals. and fishes native to the
State of Maine"
CLAIMS.
By Mr.. Laliberte of Fort Kent
Petition of A. G. Fenlason and others
for reimbursement to the town Of Fort |
Kent for amount expended during the
diphtheria epidemic in 1897 and '9S, in
said town.
PLACED ON FILE.
BY Mr. Abbott of Dexter-Re-
monstrance of c. d. Dexter and q
others of Sangerville. against the In
crease of salaries of justices of the |
supreme judicial court.
By Mr.. Donllam of Hebron-sRe-
monstrance of T.. ii. Brown and IA
others of Oxford county against same.
, ORDERS.
ON motion of Mr.. Philbrvok Of
Waterville sN
Ordered. That the State treasurer be
requested TO furnish for this House
list Of towns and cities in this State
which receive from the State treasurer
sums Of money equal to or greater
than their respective State taxes.
! REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Virgin from the committee on
the judiciary on report of the commits
sioners on uniform legislation. reported
that same be referred to the next
Legislature"
Mr.. Gentleman from the committee
on legal affairs on bill AN act to re-
peal chapter 34f of the Public Laws Of
1897. relating to concentrated COM
mercial feeding stuff" reported that
same be referred to the committee on
agriculture.
The report was accepted. Subse-
quently on motion of Mr.. Buck of Or
land, the vote whereby the House ac-
cepted the report was re-considered,
and on motion of same gentleman the
report was tabled.
Mr.. Virgin from the committee on
the Judiciary. reported Ought not to
pass" on bill IAN act. to amend Sec
tiens 16 and II of chapter 102 Of the
Revised Statutes as amended by chap
ter 261 of the Public Laws of 1893. re-
lating to. writs of mandamus."
Mr.. Harris from same committee, re-
ported same on bill "An act in refer