Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-21


Bridgton for free telephone lines and
telephone connections
BY Mr.. Slower of Brunswick: Peti-
ton of T. L. Skoefield and II others OF
Brunswick for same
| BY Mr. Rice of Farmington: Petition
of ]. S. Morrill, and 80 others of Ches-
terville for same
By Mr.. McIntire-sof Watefford: Pc
dtion of Frank Witham and 29 Others
of Denmark for same.
BY Mr.. Perkins of Wilton: Petition
of w. N. Woodcock and Z others OF
East Wilton for same.
| BY Mr.. Weeks of Fairfield: Petition
of George I. Tibbetts and AZ others of
Fairfield for same.
! By Mr.. Blanchard of Falmouth: Peti-
ton of Levi w. Hadlock and 81 others
of Falmouth for same.
BY Mr.. Randall of Freeport: Petition
! of John L. Griffin and 60 others of
Freeport for same.
BY Mr. Purinton of Gorham: Petit
ton of Fred A. Giddings and u others
of Gorham for same.
BY Mr.. Weeks of Fairfield: Petition
of e. a. Lowe and 20 others of Mercer
for same.
By Mr.. Davidson OF Hammond Plan
tation: Petition of A. c. Stanley and As
others OF Monticello for same.
BY Mr.. Clarke of Nobleboro: Peti-
tion of j. A. Perkins and 2S others of
Noblehoro for same.
BY Mr.. Benner of Waldoboro: Peti-
ton of Cecil r. NJ Newbert and GO
others of North Waldoboro for same.
| By Mr.. Randall of Freeport: Peti-
tion of Edgar H. Merrill and "a others
| of PoWnal for same.
BY Mr.. Campbell of Cherryfield: Pc
tition of s. X. eastman and rs others
OF Steuben for same.
| BY Mr.. McFaul of Machias: Bill, An
| Act to incorporate the Jonesport Rail-
| way Company.
Agriculture.
! BY Mr.. Albert of Madawaska: Re
solve in favor of the Madawaska Agri-
cultural Society.
Interior Waters.
| BY Mr.. Ross of Bangor: Remon-
STRANGE of Henry Lord and 1853 others
against the passage of House document
No, l, An Act to incorporate the West
Branch Driving and Reservoir Dam
Company.
Also: Remonstrance of William
IIngel and 161 others of Bangor against
same.
By Mr.. Cameron of Bangor: Remon-
STRANGE of William Perry and 120 others
Of Bangor against same.
BY Mr.. Buzzell of Old Town: Re-
monstrance of C. H. Gray and 62 others
of Old Town against same.
Also: Remonstrance of F. c. Barton
and 46 others of Bradley and Great
Works against same.
By Mr.. Nickerson of Orrington: Re-
-nonstrance of Kimball Meane and "a
others of South Orrington against
|same..
BY Mr. Oakes of Milford: Remon-
STRANGE of Geo. w. Harthorn and sc
others of Milford against same.
BY Mr.. Page of Drew Plantation:
Remonstrance of C. H. Wyman and 81
others of Winn against same.
Also: Remonstrance of F. A. Glen
wood and 119 others of MattaWamkeag
against same.
Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr. Weatherbee of Lincoln: Peti-
ton of c. w. Smith and so others of
an appropriation to repair the Malta
wamkeag bridge.
Also: Resolve in favor of repairing
the Mattawamkeag bridge.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr. Farnsworth of fremont: Re-
Inonstrance of Frank w. Lunt and 62
others of Mt. Desert Island town of
fremont against any law prohibiting
the shooting of deer on said island
other than general laws of Maine.
Also. Remonstrance of VIM. j. Har-
per and Sc others of Mt. Desert Island
against same.
Also: Remonstrance of G. V. Kent
and % others of Mt. Desert Island
against same.
BY Mr.. Morrison of Eden: Bill, An
Act to provide for the protection of
deer on the island of Mt. Desert.
Towns.
By Mr. Thornton of Ashland: Re-
monstrance of the selectmen of Ash
land and 120 legal voters of Ashland
against any legislation changing in any
way the present limits and boundaries
of the town of Ashland.
Also: Remonstrance of the county
commissioners of Aroostook county
against the separation of Sheridan
plantation, so called, from the town OF
Ashland.
Public Charities and State Beneficiares
Fly Mr.. Favour of Kittery: Petition
of board of health of Eliot in favor of
establishing State laboratory of hy-
giene.
BY Mr. Cock of Casco: Petition of
he local board of health of Naples for
same.
BY Mr.. Thomas of Topsham: Peti-
tion of the board of health of Bowdoin-
ham for same
By Mr.. Kimball of Rockland: Re-
solve in favor of the city of Rockland
on account of money paid the Hallowell
industrial school for the care of Mary
Newell. a minor and member of the
Pasamaquoddy tribe of Indians, accom-
panied by statement of facts.
Placed on File.
BY Mr.. Rice of Pennington: Re-
nonstrance of Samuel c. Wheeler and
2S others of Chesterville against resub-
mission.