Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-14

ny Mr.. Lawrence of Gardiner-Re-
hiohstrance of Henry A. Gray and 9Th
CTS against any change in the law in
regard to duck shooting.
| by Mr. Shaw of Bath-Remonstra nee
vi George f. Thompson and 30 others
"ea'is' any change in the law on
woodcock.
SHORE FISHERIES
BY Mr.. Pike of Lubec-Remonstr,n
Vi W. r.. owen and q others ayains,
SEEMING herring in waters of Toe
and Prescott
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
by Mr. Carr Of Oldtown-Bin an a.,
10 regulate the rights of membersbi,
III the Penobscot tribe of Indians. pa.
ceiFed under suspension of the ru,es ,
TEMPERANCE.
hy Mr.. Fuller of Kennebunk-Iette,
oi rroi. Harris and 100 others, in raIo
'ioh 10 resubiniSsion of 9Th amend
ment.
By MI. jackson of Observation-Disclosures
STRANGE of Rev. J. Pettengin ana 4,
others of jefferson and Nobleboro
against reSuhmiSsion.
BY Mr.. Pike of Lubec-Remonstra
of congregational church of Perry
against same.
TAXATION.
by Mr.. Cushman of Sherman-Peti-
ton of Benjamin H. Towle ana IS
others, i'll favor of equaliza ton of tax
alton.
by Mr.. Farnsworth of Pembroke
Petition of Luther l.. Dorr and lG
others of Columbia, in favor of an in
crease tax on corporations of the State:
OF l.. II. Chapman and 80 others: OF ]
L. Perkins and others of Castine: of A
Il. Sanborn and ! others of North Bald
OF Steuben; of Frank +. Washburn and
win; of AlphonZo Mayo and s. others
"A others Of Perry; of f. c. Kilborn
and 9. others of Bethel: of J. w. Leigh
ton and "A others of Columbia Falls: of
Geo. f. Savage and ~ others of North
Arson; of John =. Walker and A. others
of South Hancock-aH for same.
q NBERLAND COUNTY DELE
CATION
BY Mr.. Sturgis of STANDARDIZATION
of Edwin l.. Poor and 9 others of Sc
baSo, for open time on deer in Cumber-
land county; of l.. II. Jordan and %
others of Raymond: of Charles w.
Irish and Il others of Sebago: of w. r.
Mckinney. End. and l. others of Sc
bago: of Henry w. Blake and 80 others
Of Sebago: of VIM. Thomas and %
others of Portland: of II. &. Parker and
Il others of Gorham: of j. r. Hayden
and II others of Raymond: of Frank NJ
Hawkes. and % others of Raymond of
f. p. Merrill and - others Of Bridgton.
of Benjamin w. Gibbs and 80 others of
Bridgton-all for same.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY DELEC ALTON
BY Mr.. Dunn of Orono-Petition Of
members of grand jury for court house
AT Bangor.
A communication was received from
Charles Hamlin, reporter of decisions
reporting the receipts and expenditures
made by him, in compliance with the
House order. which communication
was tabled for printing on motion of
Mr.. Plummer of Portland.
A communication was also received
from j. W. Wakefield. State liquor
agent, which was tabled for printing On
motion of Mr.. Plummer.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Haskell. from the committee on
Towns. on petition of r +. Mitchell
and others that said Mitchell and his
Litchfield and annexed to the town OF
Wales. reported that the petition be re-
ferred to the committee of counties.
Mr.. Chase. from the committee on
the judiciary. reported ought not to
-
Of Chapter lis Of the Revised Statutes,
as amended by Section of Chapter 1873
of the Public Laws of 1887.
Mr. Burrill from the committee on
mercantile affairs ana insurance. re-
ported ought not to pass on bill, an
act to authorize the Maine State Relief
Association to armit to its membership
members of the various fraternal or
CARNATIONS
Mr.. Haskell. from the committee on
pensions. to which was referred that
part of the Governors address reiat-
ing to pensions. reported that they have
recommended an appropriation for pen
sions sufficient to meet the probable
necessary calls for assistance to needy
soldiers and their families.
Mr.. Russ, from same committee, re-
ported ought not to pass on resolve in
favor Of Matthias A. Cullman Of Bel
fast.
Mr. Parkhurst. from the committee
on the judiciary. on bill. an act to in
corporate the trustees of the Spring
field Normal school. reported ought to
pass in new draft bill. an act to incor-
porate the trustees Of Springfield Nor
NAL school.
Mr.. Beal. from the committee on
financial affairs. reported ought to pass
on resolve in favor of the Society OF
the Sisters of Charity. for the use of
the Healy Asylum of Lewiston. Maine.
Some gentleman from same commit
tee reported same on resolves in favor
of the Eastern Maine General Hospital.
Mr. HiX from same committee. on
bill, an act for the arrest and punish
ment of criminals. reported ought to
pass in new draft. bill. an act for the
arrest and apprehension of criminals.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee. reported ought to pass on resolve
in favor of Young Women's Home at
Lewiston.
Mr. Page, from same committee re-
ported ought to pass in new draft un-
der same title, resolve in favor of the
Hospital of the Society of the Sisters
of Charity of Lewiston. Maine.
Mr. Bennett, from the committee on