Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-10

AT Act to amend Section of Chap
ter As of the Revised Statutes, relating
to private banking. comes from tbs
Senate indefinitely postponed.
The House recedeI and concurred
With the Senate in it's indefinite post
poncmont.
Two petitions COR the equalization OF
taxation ON railroads. came from the
Senate placed on file in non concur
renee.
The House rcceded and concurred
with the Senate in its action.
Two petitions in favor of the Stur-
gis bill, having been referred in the
House to the committee OH temperance
nUn-concurrence.
The House receded and concurrej
with the Senate in its action.
The following petitions, bills, etc,
were presented and referred:
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Grant of Freeport: Petition
OF d. l.. PettcnSill and 81 others asking
for the repeal of Section rs Of Chapter
nine of the new revision of the Stat
CteS, relating 20 manufIC turing, min
iEg and smelling corporations. (PlaCed
on ule)
Mr.. O'Brirn of Lew iston: Remon-
STRANGE of o. &. Jones and four others
OF Auburn against bill relating to
proprietary medicines. Placed on
FLED
BY Mr.. johnson Of HGilOwell: Re-
rIonstrance against the passage of any
bill that permits the giving of social
ed sacred concerts on the Lords Day.
BY Mr.. I.aniga1 of Watcrvile: Re
solve providing for the acquisition by
the State of lenuded or deforested
lG nd and for re-forestmg the same, and
to protect and preserve the water sup
ply Of the great rivers and lakes of the
State, With statement OF facts.
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr.. Powers of Houlton: Resolve
i'll favor of the Clerk and StenOgrapher
and the Messenger to the judiciary
committee.
BY Mr.. Barrows of Newport: Resolve
in favor of George NJ. Barrows, chair
man Of the committee on State school
for boys.
Agriculture.
BY Mr.. JilsOn of OtiStied: Petition
of James MoorS and c. O. Scribner and
81 others against any change in the
Grout Law. Placed on file)
Inland Fisheries and Game.
Fly Mr.. Sewall of Bath: Petition of n.
!. Berry and - others. residents Of Sag
;tdahoc county, to amend Section II of
Chapter q of the Revised Statutes. relat-
ing to the hunting of ducks.
Temperance.
Ey Mr.. Witt of Norway: Petition of A.
T.. Kelley and % others OF Falmouth
praying for the passage of the bill for the
proper labelling of proprietary medicines:
of c. a. Brooks. pastor of NJ. L. church
Of Norway, for same.
By Mr.. Merrill of DiXfield: Petition of
G. Ernest Cooling and 4 others Of Peru.
for same; of William 7. Eustis and s.
others of Dixfcld. for same.
by Mr.. Clark of fremont Petition Of
Dean A. Walker and ~ others Of South
west HarbCr. for same: of A. p. Melon
aid and A. others of Hancock county, for
same.
BY Mr.. Walker of Lowell: Petition of
\. J. Cameron and six others of Brown
field. for same: Of c. III. Marston and Is
others of Erownfeld. for same.
BY Mr.. OBrien of lewiston: Petition
of J. y. Donovan. NJ. D., and two others
for same.
BY Mr.. Hill of Buxton: Petition of E.
F.. Langley and II others of Buxton. for
same.
BY Mr.. Jlllson Of Otisfield: Petition of
r. G. Loring and 81 others of Otisficld.
for same.
BY Mr.. Russell of Readfield: Petition
Of F. +. Earle and II others for same.
BY Mr.. Percy of Bath: Petition of Seth
T. Snine and four others for same.
BY Mr. Gray of Paris: Petition Of c.
NJ. Herring and Is others OF Brunswick
and Topsfam for same.
I,y Mr.. OBrien of Lewiston: Remon-
STRANGE of c. A. Abbott and IA others,
druggists of Lewiston. against same; re-
molistranCe of pharmacists of AndrOscog-
gin county against same.
Crhe foregoing were placed on flc}
BY Mr.. Grant of Freeport: Petition
of Rev. George Merriam. pastor of Bap-
fist church of Skowhegan, asking that
the Chief Executive have more authority
in the matter of the enforcement of all
laws.
Taxation.
BY Mr.. Grant of Freeport: Petition of
d. l.. Fettengill and A. others for in
crease of the school fund tax by one
mill.
Ry Mr. Hastings of Bethel: Petition
of +. r. MoultOn and 80 others of Abb
bot for same; of F. E. Funnel and II
Others of Rangeley for same.
-, BY Mr.. Briggs of Auburn: Petition of