Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-27

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Of the James Bailey Company OF Port
land and IS others in favor Of q State
board Of charities.
State Lands and State Roads.
BY Mr.. Smith Of Patten-Petition Of
c. w. Scribner and 10 others OF Patten
In favor OF State aid to roads.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
! BY Mr.. Goodwin Of STANDARDIZATION
of Everett E. Ham and 16 others Of
NeWfield and Shapleigh for law to pre-
vent carrying of firearms into unin-
corporated townships during close
time, also to provide for the feeding Of
fish in hatcheries for longer time be-
fore liberating them; Of Leroy s. Patch
and others Of Shapleigh for same.
BY Mr. Stubs of Strong-Petition Of
{. Il. Richardson and sc others of Strong
for repeal of law relating to taking
OF fish in streams lying wholly or part
~ in towns of Freeman and Salem; Of
{. w. Toothaker and 16 others Of Free
man for same; of w. s. Lovejoy and
10 others of Salem for same; Of John
] W. Durrell and 0 others of Freeman
| for same.
Shore Fisheries.
| BY Mr.. Baldwin of Boothbay Harbor
Petition of Levi w. Powers and II
others OF Georgetown for a law to pre-
vent SEEMING herring in Sheepscot riv-
er; OF Frank M. Dunton and % others
l NyeOrRffnlln. n 4
40 others; of c. f. Sherman and 159
others Of Boothbay Harbor. for same
Public Buildings and Grounds.
"Reminiscences against removal of
| state capital We're presented as fol-
lows:
by Mr.. Cobb of Gardiner-Ot e. NJ.
Norton and 26 others of Pittston.
by Mr.. Smith of Patten-Of E. r.
farHham and IS others Of Patten; of
John r. Willett and others of Mount
Chase.
BY Mr.. Wight OF Newry-Of s. T..
Peasiee and others of Upton.
BY Mr.. Tucker Of Wisca sset-Of VIM.
N. Titus and As others Of Alma.
BY Mr.. Stearns of Norway-Of Ros-
coe +. Staples and 81 others of Oxford.
BY Mr.. Baldwin of Boothbay Harbor
OF L. w. Mcfarland and II others.
BY Mr.. Skidmore Of Liberty-Of w.
S. Jones and % others Of Palermo,
BY Mr.. Colcord of Searsport-Of Ed
ward Evans and IS others of Waldo.
By Mr.. Dyer OF Buckfield-Of How
ard A. Clifford and II others Of South
Paris.
BY Mr.. Wight of Newry-Of G2 men,
bers Of Mountain View Grange.
BY Mr. Mckinney of Bridgton-Of 124
members of New Gloucester Grange; of
IS members of Bridgton Grange
By Mr.. Dyer OF Buckfield@Of 131
members Of Buckfeld Grange.
BY Mr.. Gleason of Mexico-Of 107
members of Mexico Grange; of 100
members Of Rockemeker Grange; of 60
members Of Byron Grange.
By Mr.. Allen of Richmond-Of 81
members of Richmond Grange; of 20
members of Boothbay Grange: of 24O
members of West Bath Grange; OF 23S
members Of Topsham Grange; of $50
members OF Bowdoinham Grange; Of
2G1 members of Bowdoin Grange.
BY Mr.. Goodwin Of Sanford-Of 140
members Of Alfred Grange; Of AZ men,
bers of Newfield Grange; Of n men,
bers of Eliot Grange; of 100 members Of
Brownville Grange; Of SC members Of
East Parsonsfield Grange; Of $50 men,
bers Of Cornish Grange; of So members
of North Alfred Grange.
BY Mr.. Decker of Weld-Of IFS men,
bers of Chesterville Grange: of So mem
bers Of Wilton Grange; OF $50 members
of Mt. Vernon Grange; of 122 members
Of Industry Grange; of 100 members Of
New Sharon Grange; Of 100 members
of Wilton Grange; of 255 members of
North Jay Grange; of AS members of
Carthage Grange; Of 113 members Of
Grange; of S. members of New
Vineyard Grange: of 10 members of
Lowell Grange; OF SO members of
Carthage Grange.
Temperance.
Ey Mr.. Perkins of Kennebunkrort-
of L. H. Bean and Il
others of kenncbunkport against re-
submission.
Taxation.
BY Mr.. Smith Of Pattcn--Petition Of
c. W. Scribner and others Of Patten
in favor of increasing the school tax
fund by one mill.
Reports, Of Committees.
Mcssrs. Rice, Philoon, Milliken. Ken
dali, Hawkes., Lord and Murphy, ma
jority of the Committee on Education
to which was referred bill. "An Act to
provide an annual appropriation for
the maintenance Of the University Of
Maine" reported a bill in a new draft
entitled, Resolve to provide for the
of tho University of
Maine" and that it ought to pass.
Messrs. Stearns and Gleason, a
minority Of the same committee, on
same reported a bill in a new draft en-
titled AN Act to provide for an annual
for the maintenance of
lhe University OF Maine" and that 1t
ought to pass.
On motion Of Mr.. Davies Of Var
both reports were tabled for