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

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Morrison Of Eden and Garcelon Of Lewiston.
REFORM SCHOOL-senators BRYANT Of
Somerset, Morrison Of York and ARK of
Hancock. Representatives Briggs Il Au
burn, Wentworth Of Lebanon, Libby al oak
land, Norton Of Gardiner, Shackford Of ilar-
rington, Newer Of Old Orchard and Carleton
Of Rockpou.
STATE PRfSON-Scnators Buck u Han.
cock, Burns Of Cumberland and PhiIbrook Of
Oxford. Representatives Hinckley q Lisbon,
Pike OF Lubcc, kuggles Of Carmel. Favour of
kittery, Gardner d DennysWlle, White Of
Dyer Brook and Coyne Of Lewiston.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
senators Pierce Of Aroostook, Manley Of
Kennebec and Hyde Of Sagadahoe. Repre-
sentatives Gannett Of Augusta, Clark Of Pros
pect, Mclntire Of Waterford, Brewster Of
Dexter, Hawkes. Of Windham, Hall u Fort
Fairfield and Spear Of Warren.
LIBRARY-Senators Wing Of andre
scoggin, Goodwin Of Somerset and Guernsey
of Pscataquis. Representatives Campbell Of
Cherryheld, Twambly Of Keunebunkport,
Downing OF Sorrento, Mcnamara Of Thomas
tod, Hill Of Winterport, Hayes Of North Var
mouth and Garcelon Of Lewiston.
MINES AND MINERS-Senators Buck
Of Hancock, Morrison Of York and Plummer
of Androscoggn. Representatives Williams
Of Williamsburg, Savage Of Bingham, Hall Of
Fort Fairfield, Allen Of Sanford, Josselyn OF
Portland, Libby Of Oakland and Thomas Of
Harpswell.
LABOR-Senators Rankin Of York, Alden
Of Kennebec and Pike Of Washington. Re.
representatives. Sturgis of Standish, Reynolds Of
Winslow, Williams of Williamsburg, Trem-
blay of Lewiston. Clark of Prospect, Pooler
of Waterville and Libby of Newheld.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dudley OF
Aroostook, Pike Of Washington and Titcomh
Of York. Representatives 1artre Of Biddeford
Thompson of China, Hill Of Winterport,
Allan Of Portland, Downing of Sorrento, Lib
by of Mechanic Falls and Cole Of East Liver.
more.
TAXATION-Senators Gardner of Penob-
scot, Randall of Cumberland and Pike Of
Washington. Representatives Thompson OF
China, Davidson Of Hammond Pr, Poor Of
Belfast, Howe of Canton, Bodwell OF Halo
well, Patterson of Industry and Farnswortf
| Of Pembroke.
BILLS IN THE SECOND READING
Senators Rankin of York, Wilson Of Wash
ington, Bryant of Somerset, Guernsey o.
Piscataquis, Gardner of Penobscot, PhilbrooE
of Oxford, Maddocks of Lincoln. Libby o.
Kennebec, Currer Of Franklin Randall o.
| Cumberland, Pierce of Aroostook and Plum
mer of Androscoggin.
ENGROSSED-Senato Morrison o
York, Pierce of Aroostook, Bryant of Somer.
set, Alden of Kennebec, Bureigh of Aroos
took, Staples Of Knox, Stetson Of Penobscot
Clark of Hancock, Hyde Of Sagadahoc
Morse of Waldo, Pike of Washington and
Knowlton of Penobseot.
ELECTIONS-Repre Liuletield
Of Rockland, Weatherbee Of Lincoln, Putin
ton Of Gorham, Furnish OF Rangeley, Buxton
of Abbott, Carleton OF Rockport and Curtis
OF Portland.
ENGROsSED BlLLS-Representatives
Barker of Bangor, Newcomb Of Eastport
ton of Rockport, Poor OF Belfast and Stoyel
Of Brunswick.
BILLS IN THE THIRD READING
Representatives Randall Of Freeport, Mills OF
Stonington, Abbott of Shapleigh Putnam Of
Danforth, Thompson of Orono, rremblay OF
Lewiston and Butler of South Thomaston.
RULES AND BUSINESS OF THE
neutrality-suspicious. Smith of Pressure
Isle, Drew Of Portland and Page OF Skowhe
gan.
LEAVE OF neutrality-suspicious.
Coburn Of Greene, Albert of Madawaska
Cook of Casco, Patterson of Industry, Foss
Of Hancock, Mcnamara Of Thomaston and
Benner of Waldoboro.
WAYS AND MEANS-Representative:
Manson of Pittsheld, Davis of Waterville
Boyd of Linneus. Morey of Lewiston, Clarke
Of Nobleboro, Hubbard Of Paris and Fartr(
Of Biddeford.