Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-01-16
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED from page 1.)

referring the reSOlNC 10 N--E coiI--.--ttfe
on temperance, division was had and
the motion was agreed TO by vote of
81 to 20.
The following petitions bills, etc,
were presented and referred:
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Barker of Bangor: Petition of
Albert w. Paine. Esq, of Bangor, for
An Act to provide for voting by proxy
at public elections.
BY Mr.. Pettengill of Rumford: Bill,
An Act to legalize the doings of the
) Portland and Rumford Falls Railway.
Also: Bill, An Act to legalize the do
ings of the Rumford Falls and Range
ley Lakes Railroad Company.
Legal Affairs.
By Mr.. Allan of Portland: Bill, An
Act to regulate the placing of perma-
nent rnoorings in harbors.
BY Mr. Barker of Bangor: Bill, An
Act to amend Section Is of Chapter Is
of Revised Statutes relating to burying
grounds.
BY Mr. Josselyn of Portland: Bill, An
Act to amend Section 81 of Chapter 3S of
the Revised Statutes relating to the
weight of bushel of beans.
BY Mr.. Hill of Brownfield: Resolu-
tions adopted by Cumberland and Ok
ford Pomona Grange in favor of
municipal suffrage for women.
Railroads. TeIeeraphs and Expresses.
BY Mr.. Eaton of Calais: Bill, An Act
to incorporate the Forest Telegraph
and Telephone Company.
Banks and Banking.
By Mr.. Josselyn of Portland: Bill, An
Act to incorporate the Central Trust
Company.
Interior Waters.
By Mr.. Sargent Of Brewer: Bill, An
Act to extend the charter of the Ban
gor and Brewer Steam Ferry Company
Also: Petition of Leon F. Higgins
and 40 others to renew and extend the
charter of the Bangor and Brewer
Steam Ferry Company.
Ways and Bridges.
By Mr. White of Dyer Brook: Resolve
in favor of the town of Crystal.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
By Mr.. Spear of Warren: Petition of
F. c. Leach and IS others for close
time on deer in Knox county.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr. Tapley of Brooksville: Peti-
tiontion of Fred L. Cole and others of
Brooksviile for an amendment to Sec
ton one Chapter % Private and Special
Laws of 1899. relating to the taking OF
eels in Bagaduce river, bay and tribu-
taries.
Towns.
By Mr. Knowlton of Camden: Bill An
Act to incorporate the city of Camden.
Public Charities and State Benefi-
caries.
BY Mr. Eaton of Calais-Petition of
pa George NJ. Hanson and Is Others pray
ing for aid for the temporary home for
women and children in Portland.
By Mr.. Maybury of Saco-Petition of
Mrs. c. f. Greene and others for same.
by Mr.. Allan of Portland-Resolve in
favor of the temporary home for wo-
men and children at Portland: Peti-
ton of +. Y. Chase and 500 others for
the establishment of school for the
blind: An act establishing the Maine
Industrial school and home for the
blind.
by Mr. Cameron of Bangor-Petition
of William Engel and % others for the
sum of 5000 for the year 1895 and a like
sum for the year 1904 to be appropri-
atcd for the temporary home for wo-
men and children in Portland.
By Mr.. Littlefield of Rockland-Peti-
ton of officers of Womens Christian
Union for Maine Home and School for
feebleminded.
Public Buildings and Grounds.
BY Mr.. Clarke of Waldoboro-Peti-
ton of a. c. Carnage and 80 others of
Bristol for an appropriation to exca-
Vate and improve the State reservation
1T Fort William Henry, Pemaquid;
Petition Of j. f. Partridge and Is
others of Bristol for same; Petition of
". G. Loud and AZ others of Bristol for
same; Petition of George A. Huston
and others of Bristol for same; Petit
tiop of r. A. Fossett and 50 others of
Bristol for same; Petition of Wal
ter l.. Kelsey and q others of Bristol
for same: Petition of II. c. Partridge
and 81 others of Bristol for same; Pc
tition of Charles p. Tibbetts and Is
others of Bristol for same; Petition of
NJ. III. Marson and is others of Bristol
for same; Petition of J. e. Nichols
and 5 others of Bristol for same; Peti-
tion OF j. w. Haggett and 80 others of
Nobleboro. jefferson and Newcastle
all for same.
Orders.
on motion of Mr.. Campbell of
Cherryfield,
Ordered, The Senate concurring that
one hundred bound copies of the Leg
islative Record of the seventy-first
Legislature be furnished the State
Library and two hundred and fifty
bound copies of said record be furn-
ished the members of this Legislature,
members of State Government and
Heads of Departments.
On motion of Mr.. Smith of Presque
Isle,
Ordered The Senate concurring. that
the secretary of State deliver copies of
the report of the commissioner torevise
the statutes, as follows: % copies to
the State librarian for the use of the
State; : copies to the Governor; / copy
" to each member of the Executive Coun-
ell, l copy to each State department.;
copy ito each justice of the supreme
judicial court; ! copy to each judge OF
HTthe superior courts. 1 cOpy TO each