The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-01-15

On Thursday, the 9Th instant, the leg
islative committee, appointed to count
the votes for governor, reported:
Whole number of votes, l09. $50
John +. Hill 65, 4O4
Samuel w. Gould 38,02l
James Perrigo 4423
Charles l., Fox 1864
Scattering )
In the Senate on motion of Mr.. Gond-
win of Somerset, 1t WAS ordered the
House concurring, that Joint spocial
committee of three on the part Of the
senate, with such as the House may join,
be appointed to be designated as the CON
United on revision of the statutes. Til,
committee was appointed as follows
Messrs. Goodwin OF Somerset, Wing Of
Androscoggin. Pierce of Aroostook.
Representative Davis of Waterville in
troduced, in the House a resolution IN
favor OF the resubmission of the amend
ment to be constitution of Maine relating
to the manufacture and sale of intoxical-
ing liquors, and 1t was referred to the
judiciary committee.
Here followed the election of State
| officers, the Inauguration of Governor
Hill and the delivery of his message rs
given in the REPORTER last week.
The joint standing committees were
announced by the presiding officers OF
the Senate and House as follows:
JUDICIARY-Senators Manley of Ken
nebec, Wing of Androscoggin and Guernsey
of Piscataquis. Representatives Allen Of
Sanford, Smith of Pressure Isle, Weeks of
Fairfield, Drew of Portland, Libby of Me
chanic Falls, Littleield of Rockland and
Potter of Brunswick.
LEGAL AFFAIRS Senators Clark of
Hancock, Pierce of Aroostook and Staples of
Knox. Representatives Allan of Portland
McFaul of Machas, Barker Of Bangor, Camp.
bell of Cherryfeld, Oaks of Auburn, Manson
of Pittsheld, and Morey of Lewiston.
APPROPRIATIONS AND FINANCIAL
AFFAIRS-S Burns of Cumberland,
Rankin of York and Bryant of Somerset
Representatives Pettingill Of Rumford, Page
of Skowhegan, Bodwell of IIallowell, Eaton
of Calais. Dudley of Augusta, Sewall of Bath
, and SWEET of Portland.
FEDERAL RELATIONS-S Senators Guern
sey of Piscataquis Gardner of Penobscot and
Morse of Waldo. Representatives Weathe-
bee of Lincoln, SWEET Of Portland, Wentworth
of Lebanon, Gardner OF Dennysville, Watson
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Waterville.
/ EDUCATION-Libby Of Kennebec, Viii
son of Washington and Pierce of Aroostook.
Representatives Mead of Bridgton, Irving of
Caribou, Perkins of Wilton, Stearns Of Mil
linocket, Randall of Freeport, Thomas of
Topsham, Thompson Of Orono,
RAILROADS, TELEGRAPHS AND
EXPRESSES-Sen Randall Of Cumber
land, Wilson of Washington, and Hyde of
Sagadahoc Representatives Boyd of Lin
neus, Burrill of Ellsworth, Shaw of Bath
Sutherland of Bddeford, Daniels of Portland,
Kimball of Rockland and Clark of Nobleboro
Commerce-Senator Stetson of Penobsot,
Libby of kennebec and Maddocks of Lincoln
Representatives Foss of Hancock, Cook of
Casco, Cameron of Bangor, Tapley of Brooks
vile, Hawkes. of Windham, Blake of Sidney
and Butler of South Thomaston.
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND INSUR-
ANCE-Senators Stetson of Penobscot, Burns
of Cumberland and Currier of Franklin Re-
representatives. Brewster of Dexter, Smith of
Hartland, Cameron of Bangor, Briggs of Au.
burn, Buxton OF Abbott, Knowlton of Cam
den and Slower of Brunswick
BANKS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tit
NOllp Vi lOlhb iNHOhllOll u 1 CIODSSOi anu
Currier of Franklin. Representatives Dudley
Of Augusta, Irving of Caribou, Eaton of
Calais Davis of Watervlle, Maybury of Saco,
Josselyn of Portland and Warehouse of
Westbrook.
FACrURES-Senators Plummer of
Androscoggin, Staples of Cumberland and
Titcomb of York. Representatives Buzzell
of Old Town, Nash Of Kennebunk, Tremblay
of Lewiston, Cole of East Livermore, Parrott
of Oxford, Curtis Of Portland and Taylor Ct
Wiscasset.
|. AGRICULTURE-Sen Alden of
fKennebec, Dudley Of Aroostook and Phil
brook Of Oxford. Representatives Leayitt of
Turner. Nickerson Of Orrington, Trip of
Lyman, McKusick Of Parkman, Coburn of
Greene, Snow of West Gardner and Bonner
| of WALDORF.
MILITARY AFFAIRS-Senators Nor
rson of York, Stetson of Penobscot and
Morse of Waldo. Representatives Page Of
Skowhegan, Coburn of Greene, Bailey of
Bradford, Nash Of kennebunk, Maybury of
Saco, Lamb Of Randolph and Nelson of New
Gloucester,
INTERIOR WArERS-Senators Burleigh of
Aroostook, Maddocks Of Lincoln and Gard.
ner of Penobscot Representatives shaw of
Bath, Smith of Madison, Pettingll of Rum
ford, Ross Of Bangor, Sargent Of Brewer,
Putnam Of Danforth and Sweeney Of Fort
Kent.
STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS,
Senators Staples Of Knox, Dudley Of Aroos-
took and Goodwin OF somerset. Representa-.
tives Merriam of Morrill,, PeaSlee of Upton,
Twambly of Kennebunkport, bert of NADIA
waska, Knapp of South Portland, Rice OF
Pennington and Thomas of Harpswell.
WAYS AND BRGDGES-Senators Mad
docks of Lincoln, Burleigh of Aroostook and
Bryant of Somerset. Representatives Low oil
Portland, Howes # Washburn, Iones oil
Corinna, Knowlton OF New Portland, Savage
of Bingham, Cakes Of Milford and Gagnon OF
Van Buren,.
ON INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME
Senators Staples of Cumberland, Burleigh
of Aroostook and Stctson of Penobscot Re
representatives. Cordwcll of Westbrook, Bailey
of Bradford, Furnish Of Rangeley Allen oil
Wellington, Hill OF Brownheld, Gannett oil
Augusta and Dilline Of Easton.
SHORE FISHERIES-Senator Wilson
of Washington, Bucl of Hancock and Mad
docks of Lincoln. Representatives Pike OIL
Lubec, Farnsworth of fremont, Todd Of
Georgetown, Mills OF Stoningham, Greenlea
of " estport, Eaton Of Wells and Shackforc
of Harrington.
COUNTIES-Seuators knowton Of Penob
scot, Alden Of Kennebec and Pierce Of ARGOS
took. Representatives Rice Of Pennington
Knapp of South Portland, Ruggles of Carmel