Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-13

An Act to amend Section 100 of Chapter
~ of the Revised Statutes.
l. Agriculture.
| BY Mr.. Foss of Hancock: Petition
of D. W. Wooster and others asking
that the law enacted in the year 1899,
Chapter 80, Section IL, be amended,
BY Mr.. Hill of Winterport: Bill, An
IAct to amend and act allowing annual
stipend to the Waldo and Penobscot
agricultural Society.
+ Interior Waters.
| BY Mr.. Barker of Bangor: Remon-
lstrance of John A. Peters and % others
against the passage of House document
No. to incorporate the West Branch
Driving and Reservoir Dam Company.
land petition asking for the passage of
amendment now before the House to
extend the powers of the Penobscot
Log Driving Company.
Also: Remonstrance of r. A. Web
ster and 217 others of Bangor against
the passage of House document No. /.
entitled IAN Act to Incorporate the
West Branch Driving and Reservoir
Dam Company"
I.y MT. rodl SCIil III bIcNGT. 1lcIIlOU-
STRANGE of Harlan p. Sargent and 1873
others of Brewer against same.
BY Mr.. Ross of Bangor: Remon-
STRANGE of F. w. Aver and IFS others
of Bangor against same.
Also. Remonstrance of Lowell
Engell and POP others of Bangor against
same.
BY Mr.. Cameron of Bangor: Remon-
STRANGE of John L. Parker and 421
others of Bangor against same.
BY Mr.. Weatherbee of Lincoln: Bill,
An Act to incorporate the Madunken-
INK Falls Dam and Improvement Com
pany.
by Mr.. Pettingill of Rumford: Bill,
An Act to incorporate the AndrOscog-
gin Log Driving Company.
Federal Relations.
BY Mr.. Shaw of Bath: Petition of
Harry H. Mayen and us others of Bath
to Congress favoring national owner
ship of anthracite coal mines.
By Mr.. Josselyn of Portland. Petit
ton of II. A. Richardson and 1901
others for the national ownership of
the anthracite coal mines, and perma-
nent municipal coal and wood yards,
By Mr.. Burrill of Ellsworth: Petit
ton of O. C. Donnell and 50 others, re-
sidents of Hancock county, for the
national ownership of coal mines.
BY Mr.. Buxton of Abbott: Petition
Of w. A. button and 26 others of Alb
bott and vicinity praying for the Legis-
ature to memorabilia the Congress of
the United States to secure national
e IT, ,..;k
Also: Petition of Charles F. Davis
and others of Shirley for same.
BY Mr. Page of Skowhegan: Petition
of r. T. Patten and SO others for the
national ownership of the anthracite
coal mines and permanent municipal
coal and wood yards.
BY Mr.. Poor of Belfast: Petition of
Amasa S. Heal and % others for same.
BY Mr. Smith of Madison: Petition
of f. A. Manter and 294 others of Madi-
son, Mercer and Arson for same.
BY Mr.. Mead of Bridgton: Petition
of Daniel T. Adams and 81 others of
Sweden in favor of municipal coal and
wood yards.
Also: Petition of George H. Richard
son and others of North Bridgton for
same.
Also., Petition of j. B. Allen and II
others of Brdgton and vicinity for
same.
BY Mr.. Manson of Pittsfeld: Petit
tion of James O'Riley and so others for
national ownership of anthracite coal
mines.
Fly Mr. Clarke of Waldoboro: Petit
ton of Edward Greenleaf and 40 others
of Boothbay and Trent for same.
By Mr.. Thomas of Harpswell: Petit
ton of E. S. Leeman and "a others of
Harpswell in favor of establishing per-
nanent coal and wood yards in the
towns and cities of the State of Maine.
BY Mr.. Brewster of Dexter: Petition
of G. L. Hersey and So others of
Corinth for memorial to Congress re-
gardng national ownership of coal
mines, and for an amendment to the
constitution of Maine.
Also: Petition of J. A. Smith and 355
others of Dexter for same.
BY Mr. Sutherland of Bddeford: Pc
tition of George G. Calderwood and PIG
others of Biddeford and Saco for the
national ownership of the anthracite
coal mines and permanent municipal
coal and wood yards.
BY Mr.. Randall of Freeport: Petit
ton of r. V. Hunter and 1875 others re-
ating to national ownership of anthra-
cite mines.
Ways and Bridges.
By Mr. Dodge of Troy: Petition of
the selectmen and ~ others of Burn