Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-22

and IL other of Calais for same.
RemonstranceS against removal OIL
State capital were presented as follows:
By Mr.. Reynolds of WinsloW-E. w.
Garland and three others Of Bentoa;
of Frank w. Clifford and 20 others of
Benton.
BY Mr.. Emery OF Jay-Of B. F. STAN
| ley and 81 others of Wilton.
BY Mr.. Stuart Of Belgrade-Of w. c.
Smiley and % others of Fayette.
BY Mr.. Montgomery of Camden-Of
w. Starrett of Hope and % others.
BY Mr.. LaBree of Cambrdge-Of NJ
j. Merrill and % others of Harmony.
By Mr.. Dow of Brooks-Of f. D.
Tasker and "a others of Jackson.
BY Mr.. Wood of Bluehill-Of Seth NJ
Young and AZ others of Lincolnville.
BY Mr.. Sprague of Drew-Of Wilbur
Grant and &c others of Kinsman.
BY Mr.. Gallagher of Waldoboro--
OF Elmus Shuman and SO others of
Waldoboro.
BY Mr.. Tolman of Glenburn-Of John
Z. F'lagg and 10 others Of Glenburn; of
Frank a. Bishop and Il others.
BY Mr.. Lowe of Turner-Of Frank w
Cooledge and 10 others; Of l. T. Monroe
and IS others.
by Mr.. Stubbs of Stronger L. D.
Gross and II others Of COplin planta-
ton.
Temperance.
Fly Mr.. Davies Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STRANGE Of A. NJ. Alexander and 30 otn-
er> of Hdrpswell against resubmission
BY Mr.. Dram of BriStol-Remon-
STRANGE of c. A. Simmons and 81 others
of Friendship against same.
BY Mr. Martin of Rumford-Of j. l..
Pinke rton and Is others against same
Taxation.
by Mr. Stuart of Decentralization
Of +. L. Pray and II others Of Belgrade
for increase Of school tax fund by one
mill.
BY Mr.. dyer of Buckfield--Bill, An ACT
to amend Section "A of Chapter s, Re
vised Statutes. Of 1909, relating to an
nual excise tax of railroads. Grabbed
for printing pending reference on mo-
ton of Mr.. Dyer)
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr.. Hall of Dover-Bill, An Act
in relation to the salary Of the register
u VI Tie Noullly VI ioNsAsstteA''
Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Dyer of Buckfeld,
Ordered The Senate concurring, that
the committee on appropriations and
financial affairs be directed to inquire
into the ACCESSIBILITY of requiring sup
plies purchased by the State for all
State institutions to be purchased on
the basis of competitive BIDS, and re-
port by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Davies from the committee on
the judiciary reported fought to pass
or Bill AN Act to limit time required
within which to bring suit to quiet ii
tie to real estate
Mr.. Goodwin from same committee,
on petition of Rev: H. H. Noyes of Is
land Falls and 20 other clersymen'
praying for an act directing the clerk
of courts in each county to send to the
clergymen in that county, list of the
divorces granted at each term of court,
reported that the petitioners have leave
to withdraw.
,Alr. Dunton from the committee on
legal affairs reported Ought to pass
on Bill, AN Act relating to the ap-
pointment of an inspector of milk anu
vinegar in the city of Augusta.
MI. Hall front same committee. on
MENTION of the Selectmen and others
of Jefferson: praying for an amendment
to the existing statutes so DIS to allow
the taking of alewives in Dyer's river.
reported that the petition be referred
"a the committee on shore fisheries.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported Ought not to pass "l
Bill An Act to amend Section too Oh
Charter Is of the Revised statutes re-
lating to caucuses
Mr.. Young from the comittee on
railroads and expresses reported
ought not to pass on Bill, An Act TO
incorporate the Sullivan and WINTER
Harbor Railway Company
Mr.. Langley from the committee on
agriculture reported Ought not 70
pass. on Bill, AN Act to amend Para
graph 5 of Section OF Cnapter OF the
Revised Statutes relating to the tax
alton of young animals.
Mr.. crosby from same committee re-
nortcd same on Bill, An Act to amend
section , of Chapter II of the Revised
Statutes. relating to the prevention OF
coutarious diseases among animals.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittce reported same on Resolve III
favor of the Newport Agricultural ana
Pathological Society.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee. on petition Of Richard II. Hurd
and others of North Berwick for an
appropriation Of $500 to aid the agrl-
cultural association of North Berwick
reporting that the petitioners nave
leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Merrill from the committee on
inland fish and game on petition OF
]. J. Sodergren and others for high
way through Little Madawaska from
the outlet to the Madawaska lake, IN
Aroostook county. reported that the
petition be referred to the Commas
siOners of Inland Fish and Game.
Mr.. True from the committee on
taxation reported fought not to pass
on Bill, ''An Act relating to the taxa
ton of railroads and street railways.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee, on Bill. AN Act to amend Sec
ton "A Of Chapter 8 Of the Revised
Statutes. relating to taxation of rail-
ha