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formation Of corporations for the dis
tributisn Of electric power. On further
motion by the same senator the bill
was tabled to be printed.
Military Affairs.
BY Mr. Morse Of Waldo: Resolves
providing for the preservation of regi-
mental rolls for the Adjutant Generals s
Office.
Also. resolves in relation to extra
pay of Maine volunteers in the war
with Spain.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Allen of York: Bill, an act
to repeal section of chapter 407 of the
private and special laws of 1903 in re-
lation to fishing in the tributaries to
Bowery Beg Pond.
BY Mr.. Furbish Of Franklin: Peti-
tIon of L. z. Bowley and 10 others ask
ing that the ten pound law on Range
ley Lakes be extended for four years
from July l, 1905.
Also, Remonstrance Of L. E. Bowley
and IS others against the passage of a
law to prohibit plug or still fishing in
the Rangeley lakes.
Also, Remonstrance of D. T. Kinds
and 5 others, farmers residing in No.
Crockertown Pl., Franklin county,
against the repeal Of the law protecting
deer in organized towns and planta-
tlons.
Also, Remonstrance of I. D. Crume
nd ath yacidaptC of CnDljn and
Langtown Pl., against the repeal of the
law protecting deer and moose in or
ganized towns and plantations.
BY MIR. Bartlett of Oxford: Re-
monstrance Of J. 3. Robinson and 200
others, farmers, manufacturers, labor
ers and business men of Oxford in the
county of Oxford against the repeal Of
the law protecting deer and moose in
organized towns and plantations.
Also. Remonstrance of A. s. Jordan
and sc guides, farmers and others
against the repeal of the law protecting
deer and moose in organized towns and
plantations.
BY Mr.. Pierce of Aroostook: Petition
OF J. w. Brown and 81 others, citizens
Of Aroostook county, praying for a law
to prohibit the throwing of saw-dust
and other mill waste into mill river
waters in Aroostook county.
Also, Petition of H. w. Nadeau and
102 others praying for law to prevent
the throwing of saw-dust and other
mill waste into Fish river and its
tributaries in Aroostook county.
kennebec County Delegation.
BY MIR. Heselton of Kennebec: Re-
monstrance of Kennebec Bar Associa-
tion to bill of abolishment of Superior
court of Kennebec county.
Towns.
Ry Mr. Heselton of Kennebec: Re-
monstrance of Eliot Wood and 1O4 9TH
ers to the petition of Margaret j. But
Ter.
Also, RemOnstrance of j. NJ. Benja-
min and ia others against same.
Also, Remonstrance of George w. and
Helen F. YeatOn, against same.
Also. RemonStrance of J.. P. Carle-
ton and 30 others, against same.
Also. Remonstrance of C.. w. Hackett
and 20 others, against same.
Also, RemOnstrance of Joseph E.
Briggs and 1OS others, against same.
Also. Relnonstrance of \. F. A. Giles,
against same.
Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Clark of Hancock,
II was, Ordered, That a committee of
three be appointed by the President of
the Senate to investigate the office of
State liquor commissioner. with power
to send for persons and papers and re-
port to the Senate.
On motion by Mr.. Allen Of York, it
was. Ordered That the official reporter
be authorized, under the direction of
the President, to employ such assist
ance as may be necessary for the
preparation and completion Of the
legislative record.
Read and Assigned.
Resolve In favor of Womens Chris
tian Temperance Union, department of
Maine Homeless Children.
An act to extend the charter Of the
Columbia Falls Water and Electric
Light Company.
An act to authorize the Northern
Telegraph Company to extend its lines
along the Northern Maine Seaport
Railroad, and to increase its capital
stock.
Mr.. HESELTON Of Kennebec: Mr..
President: The information has come TO
the attention of some of the Senators
that Hon. Joseph II. Manley died this
morning. Out of respect to the mem
ory Of a man who has been so intimate
ly associated with the affairs of this
State and SO recently member of this
Senate. l move you. Sir, that the SEN
ate do now adjourn until Wednesday
morning, February 8. 1905, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon.
Adjourned. ,knzi.