Ellsworth American., 1905-03-01
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Harbor Trust Co., at Winter Harbor.
In the House more business was done.
In fact 1t did not adjourn until one hour
later than the Senate. The following bills
and petitions were presented and re-
ferred:
By Mr.. Sargent, Of Castine: Bill, an act
to amend section OF chapter 1874 OF the
laws of 1895 relating to the Castine Water
Co., OF Csstine. Referred to the commit
tee on legal affairs.
By Mr.. Tracy, of Winter Harbor: Pc
tition of A. B. Fernald and thirteen
Others for an act providing for the label
ling of proprietary medicines.
By Mr.. Clark, OF fremont, petition Of
c.. NJ. Sawyer and fourteen others, OF
Southwest Harbot, for same.
By Mr.. Hutchins, of Penobscot: Pc
tition OF d. Y. Mcfarland and twenty
five others, of Ellsworth, for same; also
of John F. Lear and ten others, of La
moline, for same; A. a. Ellis and twenty
two others, of Lamoine. for same; of F. l..
Hodgkins and twenty-three others, of
lamoine, for same; OF Charles E. Moore
and fourteen others, of Ellsworth, for
same.
By Mr.. Scribner, of Charleston !:
Petition of Curtis Durgain and twelve
others, of Penobscot, for repeal OF section
OF chapter OF the revised statutes
relating to real estate made personal by
charter; also petition OF Fred A. Hadiey
and eleven others, of Penobscot, for same.
By Mr.. Hutchins, of Penobscot: Petit
tion of F. A. Noyes and twenty five
others, of Sullivan, for same; of Frank
s. Libby and twenty-seven Others, Of
Gouldsboro, for same. All referred to
the committee on taxation.
By Mr.. Hutchins, OF Penobscot Petit
tion of Charles q. Moore and fifteen
others, of Ellsworth, for abolition OF the
fee system. Referred to committee on
salaeies.
Committee reports: Mr.. Treworgy from
an act relating to the taking OF scallops In
the Bagaduce river, so called, between the
towns OF Castine and Brooksville, In the
county Of Hancock, from March to No
venber in each and every year, and that
1t ought to pass.
First reading Of printed bills and re-
solves: An act to prohibit Ice fishing in
Narraguagus pond in Hancock county.
Resolve in favor of Castine normal
school.
TUESDAY, FEB. 28.
The leading feature in legislative affairs
at Augusta yesterday was resubmission
which occupied the centre of the stage in
the House. Lengthy arguments were
made by several Representatives in favor
OF and against the movement. Among
those who spoke against the movement
was Rep. Hutchins, OF Penobscot. The
bill was defeated by a vote of 101 to
twenty eight.
Petition and bills presented and re-
ferred: By Mr.. Sargent, OF Castine, peti.
tion of Dr.. 8. d. Wallace and six others,
of Castine, for the passing Of the bill, an
act relating to the proper labelling OF
proprietary medicines, containing alco-
hol and narcotic drugs; also petition OF
DIR. Harriet Homer and forty-one others,
OF Castine, for same.
By Mr.. Hutchins, OF Penobscot, petit
tion OF DIR. II. E. Snow and seven Others
for same. All referred to the committee
on temperance.
Passed to be enacted: An actto pro-
hibit ice fishing in Narraguagus lake, So
called, In Hancock county.
Resolve in favor of Castine normal
school.