Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-06

| BY Mr.. Weatherbee of Lincoln: Re-
monstrance of Rev. NJ Kearney and q
jothers of Lincoln against same.
BY MIR. Page of Skowhegan: Remon-
STRANGE of H. {. Judkins and % others
of Skowhegan against same.
| BY Mr.. Purinton of Gorham: Re-
monstrSnce of Lorana H. Strout and q
other against same.
BY Mr.. Littlefield of Rockland: Re-
monstrance Of w. r. Lombard and IS
others of Camden against same.
| Also: Remonstrance of NJ. F. Han
ley and ia others of Appleton and
Vicinity against same.
By Mr.. Wentworth of Lebanon: Re-
monstrance of Rev. James Boyd and
i others of North Berwick against same.
/ BY Mr.. Randall of Freeport: Remon-
/ STRANGE of r. H. Gilman and 125 others
citizens OF F'reepOrt against same.
BY Mr.. Abbott of Shapleigh: Re-
monstrance of E. H. Day and "a Others
4 of WATERFORD against same.
! BY Mr. Hill of Winterport: Remon-
STRANGE of F.. L. Marston and A others
of Brownfield against same.
/ Also: Remembrance of Walter A.
Danforth and 16 others residents OF
| Bangor against same
| By Mr.. Twambly of Kennebunkport:
/ Remonstrance of S. E. Sennett and 144
others of Kennebunkport against same.
| By Mr.. Newer of Old Orchard: Re-
| monstrance of Rev. ]. Burnham Da-
Wis of Ocean Park and 25 others against
| same.
By Mr.. Trip of Lyman: Remon-
| STRANGE of Thomas Clark and As others
| of Lyman against same
By Mr.. Wentworth of Lebanon: Re-
| monstrance of C. w. Kelly and 92 9TH
ers of North Berwick against same.
| BY Mr.. Thomas of Topsham: Pro-
| test of Mrs. l.. d. Small and 29 others
against same.
BY Mr.. Hill of Winterport: Resolve
| Of favor Of the Winterport Civic asso-
citation against same.
By Mr.. billing of Easton: Remon-
STRANGE of John Banks and 1863 others
| of Mars Hill against same.
Also: Remonstrance of Roland
Pierce and As others of Blaine against
same.
By Mr.. Clarke of Nobleboro: Re-
monstrance of ]. P. Huston and 10 9TH
ers of Newcastle against same.
Also: Remonstrance of James Stet-
son and 33 others against same.
By Mr.. Bailey of Bradford: Remon-
STRANGE of Thomas H. Wentworth and
Il others of Bradford against same.
By Mr.. Williams of Williamsburg:
Petition of M. F. Hobbs and 1870 others
| Of Milo for retaining and enforcing the
prohibitory liquor law and respectfully
protesting against the resubmission OF
said law
By Mr.. Josselyn of Portland: Re-
monstrance of Rev. Louis Malvern and
| l43 others of Portland against same.
BY Mr.. Davis of Waterville: Petit
ion of l. S. Bangs and 120 others of
Waterville in favor of resubmission;
of M. D. Butterfield of Hartland and so
others for same; of B. L. Blagden OF
Wiscasset and II others for same; Of
r. E. Bradley and 10 others of Port
land for same.
Taxation.
BY Mr. Taylor of Wiscasset: Re-
monstrance of H. w. Barter and II
others members of Wiscasset Grange
against reduction of savings bank tax
Also: Remonstrance of Charles G.
Hall and Is others of Dresden against
same. ,o.
Also: Remonstrance of Charles E.
Allen of Dresden against same.
On motion of Mr.. Weeks of Fairfield
these three remonstrances were placed
On file. as the bill has already been re-
ported by the committee.
Waldo County Delegation.
By Mr.. Clark of Prospect: Bill An
Act regulating the compensation of the
county commissioners of Waldo county
tf York County Delegation.
BY Mr.. Abbott of Shapleigh: Bill, An
Act for the better protection of deer in
he county of York.
Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Merriam of Morrill,
Ordered, That the use of the Hall of
| representatives be given to the speak
r of the national road congress this
.vening to discuss the question of good
Dads.
On motion of Mr.. Cakes of Auburn,
he order extending an invitation to
| Hon. Martin Dodge and President
| Morse to address joint session of the
legislature, was taken from the ia
lie, and on further motion by the same
Gentleman it was Indefinitely post
)oned.
Mr. Williams of Williamsburg, pre-
ented the following petition out OF
,rder: Petition of u. H. Sumner and
| .6 others of Williamsburg to make
yalid the doings of the town of Will
| iamsburg, and moved it's reference to
| he committee on legal affairs.
Report of Committees.
Mr.. Coyne from the committee on
| Governors message, reported that that
| portion of the message relating to for
| .stry be referred to the committee on
| agriculture.
| Same gentleman from same commit
| ee, reported that that portion of the
| Message relating to schools for the
| leaf be referred to the committee on
| education. H
| Mr. McFaul from the committee on
| egal affairs. on bill, An Act to incor-
| ,orate the Hancock Water, Light and
| oower Company, reported that the
| ;ame be printed and recommitted.
Mr.. Cakes from the same committee,
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