Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-25

1nOrnOlke Tor same ~
BY Mr.. Baxter of Portland: Petltloh
of George w. Way for same.
BY Mr. Swain of Leeds: Petition OF
9. S. Stetson ard others of Greene 1or
same
By Mr.. Poor Of Belfast: Petition OF
Tom II. Sidelinger and others or BEL
fast for same.
By Mr.. Josselyn Of Portland: Peti-
ton of ID. ]. Clough, NJ. d., of PORT
land for same.
Taxation.
Rv Mr. Purin.on of Bowdoin: Petit
tion of T.. Fred Albee and AZ others LOT
the repeal Of section % OF chap.er mn
of the Revised Statutes rela'lns ~
manufacturing, mining ana smeitihs
corporations. ...,
nv Mr.. Jones Of Searsmort: Petition
If J. NJ. Sukeforth and 10 others OF
South Montville for same.
By Mr. Copp of Cornish: Petition
of Elmer T.. Wadleigh and IA others
for same.
nv Mr.. Barr1ws of Newport: Petit
tion of George A. Friend and "a Others
Of Etna for Grange bill to equalize
school tax.
Nv Mr.. Leonard Of Milo: Petition
of p. 5. Hobbs and AZ others of Milo
for same.
By Mr. Purin.on IF Bowdoin: Petit
ton of J. II. Urskine and AZ others for
same.
BY Mr. White Of Levant: Petition
of E A. Clark ard 90 others of Levant
for same.
BY Mr.. Page of H1mpden: Petition
of Blanche X. Flake and 16 others OF
Orrington for same.
BY Mr. Thompson of Orono: Pet-
ton of f.. II. Littlelield and % others
of Orono for same.
BY Mr.. Jones of Searsmont: Peti-
ton of c. NJ. Eowes and 10 others OF
South Montvil,a for same
Salaries.
Nv Mr.. Blanchard of Blanchard:
Petition of A. Is. Fades and q others
of Guilford for adoption of report oil
special committee fO:' abolition OF Zee
system: petitio of G. Il. Lyford ami
four others of SebeC Cor same; petition
of r. +. Hobbs and 80 others of Milo
for same.
By Mr. Nash of Damariscotta: Petit
ton of j. H. Perkins and e. others OF
DamariscOtta for same
By Mr.. Page of Appleton: Petition
of NJ. r. Stevens and Al others of Knox
county for same; petition of Robert ;.
Simmons and 81 others of Rockport TO"
same; petition of W. w. Smith ana oo
others of Rockport for same.
BY MI Puriilton of BoWdoin: Petl-
md n
for same.
BY Mr.. Jones of Searsmont: Petition
OF c. NJ. Howes and Is others of South
Montville for same.
REPORTS of Committees.
Mr.. Higgins from the committee on
the judiciary to which was referred re-
solve TO reimburse Herbert Kimball for
the amount of s246.72 paid by him to
the State for tax deeds, reported ought
not to pass.
Mr.. Higgins from same committee
reported ought not to pass on resolve
to reimburse Deforest Reyes the
amount of s24,3O4.34 paid by him to the
State for tax deeds.
Mr.. Powers from same committee re-
ported ought not to pass on Glll, an act
giving an additional name to the Name
Congregational Charitable Society.
Mr. Higgins from same committee
to which was referred the petition OF
Herbert l.. Kimball praying that he be
reimbursed s246.72 paid by him to the
State for tax deeds, reported that the
Ietitioner have leave to withdraw.
Mr. Higgins from same committee
~, IF
Deforest Reyes praying that he be re-
nbursed in the sum of $651.4S paid by
him to the State for tax deeds, re-
ported that the petitioners have leave
to withdraw.
Mr. Higgins from same committee
to which was referred the petition of
Deforest Reyes praying that he be re
imbursed in the sum of $23.646.S5 paid
by him to the State for tax deeds, re-
ported leave to withdraw.
Mr. Russell from the committee on
appropriations and financial affairs, re-
ported ought not to pass on resolve in
favor of the Old Town hospital.
Mr.. Morey from same committee. on
order of the Legislature relating to
| compensation of the officers of the
because the matter is already provided
| for by the Revised Statutes of Maine
Mr.. Johnson from same committee
| on resolve in favor of the Girls Or
phanage under the auspices of the So
| ciety of the Sisters of Charity of the
city of Lewiston, reported that it be re-
ferred to the next Legislature.
On motion of Mr.. Garcelon of Lewis
ton. the report was tabled pending ac-
ceptance, and Thursday of next week
assigned for it's consideration.
Mr.. Tracy from the committee on le-
gal affairs reported ought not to pass
on bill. an act relating to the support
OF patients in hospitals.
Mr. Gray from same committee re-
Ported ought not to pass on bill, an act
relating to fencing of burying grounds
Mr.. Cakes from the committee on
ways and bridges. reported ought not
to pass on resolve in favor of building
bridge across the Ihibadeau brook
Mr.. Cakes from same committee re-
ported ought not to pass on resolve in
favor of building a bridge across the
Cyr brook.