Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-21
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
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/ OTdlnS
on Coobosseecontee Lake system.
Ey Mr.. Heselton of Kennebec: Re-
| monstrance of Charles A. knight and
~ others of the city of Gardiner
against granting to Winthrop Water
and Drainage Company from emptying
sewers or drains in Cobbosseecontee
| Lake System.
Legal Affairs.
/ BY Mr.. Brown of Kennebec: Bill. "An
Act to amend Chapter 9 of the Public
| Laws of 1903, relating to the COM
pcnsation Of selectmen."
BY Mr.. Rice of Franklin: Bill. "An
Act to provide for keeping of passenger
lists IN the offices Of certain steamship
companies
By Mr.. Rice of Franklin: Bill, "An
Act to incorporate the Suburban Water
Company of Pennington, Maine"
BY Mr.. Merrill Of Cumberland: Bill,
IAN Act to amend the charter Of the
Portland and Cape Elizabeth Ferry
Company"
By Mr.. Merrill of Cumberland: Bill,
An Act relating to Eastport Electric
Light Company and Pembroke Power
Company"
Also: Bill, can Act to confer addi-
tional power and privilege upon the
Peoples Ferry Company"
BY Mr.. Clarke of Lincoln: Bill, can
Act to amend AN Act to enlarge the
powers Of the Carrabassett Stock
Farm"
Also: Bill, Gan Act to amend charter
of Twin Lake Water Company"
By Mr.. Philoon of Androscoggin: Pc
tition for the enactment of a law to
prevent prize fighting by NJ. L. Farm
ham and IS others of Auburn
By Mr.. Garcelcn of Androscoggin:
Petition OF James Linney and II others,
in favor of improving the storage of
Range,ey Lakes, as asked for by the
Union Water Power Company.
Also: Petitions of Clarence E. Keen
and % others, of Hill Mfg. Co.. of Lew
listen, of Fred E. Wagg. and so others
of Hill Mfg. Co., Lewiston, of Clarence
Z. Stone and 50 others of Hill Mfg. Co.,
Lewiston, all for same.
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
Ry Mr.. Page of Somerset: Petition
of citizens Of Canaan and others for
Resolve in favor of Maine State Sana-
torium Association.
BY Mr.. Merrill of Cumberland: Petit
ton of DR.. n D. Hyde of Freeport and
others fer same.
Education.
BY Mr. Proctor of Cumberland: Re-
solve in favor of Bridgton Academy.
On motion by the same Senator the
Resolve was tabled for printing, pend
ing reference.
Railroads and Expresses.
By Mr. Hastings of Oxford: Bill. can
Act to authorize the Rumford Falls
and Bethel Street Railway to maintain
a dam on the Androscoggin river near
the mouth of Bear river
Banks and Banking.
By Mr.. Deasy of Hancock: Bill. can
Act to extend the charter of the Blue
hill Trust and Banking Company"
BY ME-. Garcelon of Androscoggin:
Bill. IAN Act additional to and
amendatory of Chapter 1886 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1905 en-
titled AN Act to incorporate the Cen
trail Safe Deposit Company and to
change the name of said company"
Military Affairs.
BY Mr. Clarke of Lincoln: Resolve in
favor of Isaac Moore of Somerville.
Also: Resolve in favor of Charles J.
Murphy.
State Lands and State Roads.
BY Mr.. Hcselton of Kennebec: Petit
ton of j. NJ. Mouton and 1863 others
of different towns in the State on IAN
Act to provide for State aid. for the
expenditure of other public moneys, in
the permanent improvement of Maine
highways or State roads,
Ways and Bridges.
By Mr. Theriault of Aroostook: Petit
ton of D. l.. Cummings and 40 others
of Aroostook county in favor of an ap-
preparation to build a road on Town
ships II, Range and II in Range 5.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
Bv Mr.. Stearns of Penobscot: Re-
monstrance of F. F. Merrill and 80
others of East Eddington and Clifton
against the enactment of bill entitled
AN Act to prohibit fishing in the
tributaries to Chemo pond in the county
of PenobscOt.
Sea Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Sewall of Sagadahoc: Re
rlonstrance of w. c. Todd and so
other citizens of Georgetown against
proposed legislation affecting the fish
cries in Kennebec river and its tribu-
taries.
Pensions.
By Mr.. Brown of Kennebec: Resolve
in favor of Harriet S. Hodgdon of
Readfeld. county of kennebec.
Also: Resolve in favor of Lydia NJ.
Turner of Readfield in the county OF
Kennebec.
Public Buildings and Grounds.
By Mr.. Merrill of Cumberland: Peti-
tion of Lincoln f. Hall and % others
for the removal of the seat of govern
mert to Portland.
Also: Petition of John G. Houston
and others for the same.
By Mr.. Aver of Kennebec: Petition OF
A w. Leonard and 90 others of oak