Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-02-26

of Geo. Fl. Morse and G1 others D
Pittsfeld for same.
BY Mr.. Blake of Sidney: Petition o
! j. Nj. Moulton and 50 others of Wayn,
praying for an appropriation of 500
for screening Dead RIVER, the outlet q
Androscoggin Lake
By Mr.. Favour of Kittery: Petition
of ]. L. NJ. Willis and 10 others fol
protection of striped bass in Piseata-
quis river.
By Mr.. Abbott of Shapleigh: Petit
ton of w. F. Chase and % others o.
Limerick praying for the enactment Of
law to prevent the throwing of saw
dust and other refuse into Norton
Brown or Heath brooks or their tribu-
taries in the towns of Shapleigh and
Limerick. M zss4
Also: Bill. An Act to prohibit the
throwing of sawdust and other refuse
into Norton, Brown or Heath brooks OF
their tributaries in the towns of Shap-
leigh and Limerick.
Shore Fisheries.
By Mr.. Farnsworth of Pembroke:
Petition of Earl L. Bridges of Penn
broke and 81 others relating to SEEMING
in East Bay, Pemmaquam Bay and
Cobscook Bay
BY Mr. Pike of Lubec: Remonstrance
of Lawrence O'Brien and SO others
against any change in the lobster law
for the towns of Lubec and Prescott.
BY Mr.. Thurlow of Cutler: Petition of
w. A. Bickford and 223 others against
the dumping of herring and all fish
offal in the waters of Jonesport and
Addison.
BY Mr.. Hill of Winterport: Bill, An
corporation. Ae
Pensions.
BY Mr.. Favour of Kittery: Petition
of Maria f. Tilton of Kittery for pen
sion, with statement of facts.
Public Charities and State Beneficiaries.
BY Mr.. Reynolds of Winslow: Petit
ton of board of health of Clinton in
favor of State laboratory of hygiene
Fly Mr.. Nelson of New Gloucester:
Petition of the board of health of Gray
for same.
By Mr.. Peaslee of Upton: Petition
of board of health of Andover for
same.
Placed on File.
By Mr.. Pettengill of Rumford Peti-
ton of Jos. Gagnon and 81 others of
l}umford Falls in favor of resubmis-
sion.
BY Mr.. Watson of Chelsea Petition
Of citizens of the town of Chelsea with
102 names in favor of same.
Of Do
of Frank @. Young and SO others of
Bangor for same.
Cumberland County Delegation.
BY Mr.. Blanchard of Falmouth: Bill
An Act relating to the new iron bridge
over Presumscot river in the town of
Falmouth.
kennebec County Delegation.
BY Mr.. Reynolds of Winslow: Bill,
An Act to amend Section of Chapter
az of the Public Laws of 1899 fixing the
salaries of county commissioners of
kennebec county.
BY Mr.. Dudley of Augusta: Resolve
authorizing the county commissioners
Of Kennebec county to procure a loan
for the purpose of charging the court
house.
Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Favour of Kittery,
Ordered, That the clerk of the House
be directed to make up the pay of the
messenger of the House the same as
that of the messenger of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Purinton of Cor
nam,
Ordered, That the sum of $29.79 be
paid Robert E. Low, secretary of the
committee on public charities and
State bcneficiares, to defray expenses
incurred by him on account of the
visit of said committee to Bangor at
the present session in compliance with
its official duties.
On motion of Mr.. Page of Skowhe-
gan, the rules were suspended in order
that he might present the following or
der:
Ordered, That the time for the recep-
ton Of private and special legislation
be extended to and including March
thirG, 1898.
The order received a passage.
On motion of Mr.. Shaw of Bath the
rules We're suspended in order that he
might introduce the following order:
Ordered, That the use of Representa-
tives Hall be granted to the committee
on interior waters this afternoon and
evening and succeeding afternoons I'M
I'll the hearing is completed.
The order received a passage.
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. McFaul from the committee on
legal affairs, on petition of John A.
McEen and is others praying for
repeal of law obliging towns to raise
cash for highways, reported that the
petition be referred to the committee
on ways and bridges.
Mr. McFaul from same committee
on petition of A. w. Putnam and 105
others of Fort Fairfield praying for
same, reported same.
Mr. Kelley from same committee, to
which was referred order of the Legis
lature relating to the eXpediency OF en-
acting a Law whereby all paupers now
.nnncrtaJ hx, toupc chaI he summarized