Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-23

concurrence.
The following petitions. bills, ETC.,
were presented and referred:
Judiciary.
Hy Mr.. Knowlton of Camden: Petit
ton Of f. Frank Knowlton and 81
others of Camden in. favor of An Act
Incorporating the city of Camden.
BY Mr. Davis of Watervile: Bill, An
Act to Incorporate the Messalonskee
electric company.
by Mr.. Pettengill of Rumford Bill,
An Act to amend Section 1G of Chapter
.;G6 of the Private and Special Laws of
1897.
BY Mr.. I.ittefield of Rockland: Bill,
An Act relating to the Rockland public
library.
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Campbell of Cherryfied: Pc
titiOn of George e. Strout and 6S others
praying that Chapter 65 of the Laws of
1875 and Chapter 252 of the Laws of 1874
be repealed.
Also: Petition of T. Godfrey and liz
others for same.
Also: Petition of S. II. Dutton and %
others for same.
by Mr. Newcomb of PASSPORT: Petit
city council of PASSPORT to elect the city
marshal n constable.
Also: Petition of Charles /. Morton
and 67 others for same.
Also, Bill. An Act to amend Section
80 Of Chapter 45O of the Private and
Special Laws of 1898, Incorporating the
city of Passport.
Ry Mr.. Manson of Pittsfield: Bill, An
Act to amend Section of Chapter 81 of
the Revised Statutes, relating to notice
of foreclosure on q mortgage of person
al property.
by Mr.: Weatherbee. of Lincoln; Bill,
An Act 10 extend the powers of the
Katahdin pulp and paper company.
Education.
BY Mr. billing of Easton: Petition of
r. f. Smith and ~ others Of Easton in
favor of normal school in Aroostook
county same to be located at Pressure
Isle.
Ey Mr. Littlefield of Rockland: Re-
solve in favor of the city of Rockland.
Railroads. Teieeraphs and Expresses.
BY. Mr.. Shaw of Bath: Bill, An Act to
enlarge the powers of the railroad COM
missoners over street railroads.
Also: Bill. An Act relating to street
railroad locations.
Also: Fiji, An Act to enlarge the
powers OF street railroads in taking
land.
sOn molten of Mr.. Weeks of Fairfield
the vote was reconsidered whereby
these hills We're referred to the commit
tee on railroads., telegraphs and ex-
presses, and on further motion by the
same gentleman they were laid on the
table for printing pending their refer
ence to aconlmittee.
Banks and Banking:
Fly Mr.. Maybury of Saco Bill, An
Act incorporating the union banking
and trust company of Saco, Maine.
Interior Waters.
BY Mr.. Low of Portland: Petition of
L,swellyn Barton and others relating to
navigation in SOngo river.
Also. Bill An Act to prevent OBJ
struction to navigation in Songo river.
By Mr. Boyd of Linneus Bill, An
Act authorizing and empowering the
Springer lumber company to erect and
maintain piers and bocms in the Mat
tawamkeag river.
State Lands and State Roads.
By Mr.. Peaslee of Upton: Petition
of Hollis l. Abbott and 20 others. citi-
zens of the town of Upton in the
county of oxford, in aid for an appro-
priation, to repair the Carry Road, so
called. in the. town of Upton and Ma
galloway plantation.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Perkins of Wilton: Petition
of C. N Blanchard and 26 others to
open tributaries of Wilson lake for
fishing.
BY Mr. Allen of Sanford: Petition
and resolutions of the Springvale Fish
and Game Club praying for and re-
commencing the enactment of a hunt
ers' license law.
by Mr.. Dudley of Augusta: Petition
of Hon. w. P. Whitehouse and Is 9TH
ers, citizens of Augusta, for same.
Also: Petition of Hon. Edwin c.
Burleigh and 16 others, citizens of Au-
gusta, for same.
BY, Mr.. Cameron of Bangor: Petit
ton Of f.. O. Beal and "a others, bust
ness men of Bangor, for same.
Also Petition of A. b. Farnhan
and others, citizens of Bangor, fol
same.
BY Mr. Clarke of Nobleboro: Petit
ton of N. j. Hanna and 81 others, cit
liens of Bristol and vicinity. for same
BY Mr. Manson of Pttsfield: Pc
< tition Of John c. McAllister and 2
others. citizens of Detroit, for same.
Fl BY Mr.. Putnam of Houlton: Peti
ton of John r; Weed and A others
citizens of Houlton and vicinity, TO
same.
BY Mr.. Allen of Wellington: Peti
ton of NJ. l.. Grant and 10 othe
guides from Moosehead lake and vi
entity, for same,
BY Mr.. White of Dyer Brook: Peti
ton of C. c. Joy and 20 others, citizen
of Sherman and vicinity, for same.
q BY Mr. McIntire of Waterford: Pc