Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-14

Water Company.
BY Mr.. Buzzel Of OLD Town: Petition
of Mary 3. Read and q others relating
to preservation of the beauty of fields
and forests.
By Mr.. Josselyn of Portland: Petition
Of the George Eliot Clue of Portland
for same.
Mr.. SEWALL of Bath: Mr.. Speaker.
After conference with the friends IN
terested in the various petitions rela-
ting to the Dissertation of highways by
advertising signs and planting trees
along the roadsides. we thought it
advisable that they should be referred,
as the Senate referred them. to the
committee on State lands and State
roads; and l therefore move that those
petitions be referred to that committee.
The motion was agreed to.
Authorizations and Financial Affairs.
By Mr.. Witt Of Norway: Petition
for aid to Norway Home for Aged
Women.
By Mr.. Josseiyn of Portland: Petition
of the District Union Society to estab-
fish a home and school for the feeble
minded.
BY Mr.. Baxter of Portland: Petition
| Of Deborah N. Norton and % others
for same.
BY Mr.. Ingarsoll of BidGeford: Petit
| ton of Edwin L. Noble and 10 others
for appropriation for the Temporary
Home for Women and Children at
Portland.
By Mr.. Bliss Of Bangor: Petition of
r. b. Thatcher and 81 others for same.
BY Mr.. Powers of Houlton: Petition
of Albert A. Bu:leigh and So others for
same.
By Mr.. Johnson of Calais: Petition of
w. ]. Fowler and "a others for same.
BY Mr.. Merrill of Skowhegan: Petit
ton CT BENJAMIN F. Eaton and 80
| others of Skowhegan for appropriation
for Maine Home for Friendless Boys
located at Portland.
BY Mr.. Morey of Lewiston: Petition
Of citizens Of Lewiston for same.
BY Mr.. Upper of Bangor: Petition
of A. w. Benson and 50 others for
same; of Franklin w. Cram and As
others for same.
BY Mr.. Stevens of Portland: Petition
Of George Burnham and Is others for
same.
| BY Mr.. Reed Of Portland: Petition of
| Harrie B. Cox and 40 others for same;
| of H. T. Pettengill and 20 others for
same.
BY Mr.. Cakes of Auburn: Resolve in
| favor of the Central Maine General
| Hospital.
BY Mr.. Baldwin Of Boothbay Harbor:
Resolve, for appropriation for use of
commissioner OF sea and shore fisheries
with statement of facts.
By Mr.. SWEET If Portland: Resolve in
! favor Of the Maine Industrial School
for the Blind.
Education.
BY Mr.. Irving of Pressure Isle: Petit
| ton Of NJ. L. Stewart and q others of
! Mapleton relating to trustee for
Aroostook State Normal School: of
Edward Wiggin and q others of
Pressure Isle; of F. w. Burns and 50
others of Fort Fairfield; of H. w.
Neadeau and 33 others of Fort Kent; of
F. o. Stoddard and 30 others of Wash
burn; of L. w. Harris and II others of
| Sherman; all for same. Also bill, an
act to amend section 113 of chapter ID
of the Revised Statutes relating to the
number of trustees of the State Normal
| Schools.
Banks and Banking.
Ply Mr.. Josselyn of Portland: Bill, an
act to amend section 70 of chapter As
of the Revised Statutes relating to
cash reserve in trust and banking COM
panies.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Vittum of Concord: Petition
of f. P. Vilcs and 60 others praying
| that West Garry pond be closed to ice
| fishing.
BY Mr. Tracy of Winter Harbor: Pc
tition Of r. H. Young and 10 others
| praying for a law to prohibit ice fish
| ing in Narraguagus lake. so called.
| BY Mr.. Swain Of Leeds: Petition of
NJ. H. Tibbetts and 40 others for an act
to prevent plug fishing or still fishing
in Rangeley lakes; of w. L. Filing
wood and 80 others for same.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Witherspoon of North Haven:
| Petition of II. T. Crockett and %
| others, residents of the town of North
| Haven for the enactment of law
prohibiting the digging of clans by
non-residents, except for bait for fish
| ermen. on the shores of the town of
North Haven, in the county of Knox;
also Bill, an act regulating the taking
of clans in the town of North Haven.
Temperance.
| By Mr.. O'Brien of Lewiston: Resolve
| in favor Of the resubmission of fifth
amendment of the amended constltu-
| ton of Maine relating to the manu-
| facture and sale of intoxicating liquors.
| Towns.
BY Mr.. Clark of fremont: Petition of
Arson l. Holmes and 116 others for
division of the town of fremont and
incorporation of the town of southwest
Harbor, with bill accompanying.
| Orders.
On motion Of Mr.. Littlefield of Rock
land.
Ordered. The Senate concurring, that
| the clerks of the several committees he
directed to notify all newspapers publish
| ing legislative notices to publish them
together and in the order and form used