Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-24

90 others of Sangerville, for same.
BY Mr.. Morse of Beifast-Petition
of w. 4. Munroe and Il others of
Belfast. for same.
By MIR. Patten Of Hermon-Petition
Of Ezra Keene and % others Of Her
mon. for same.
Also, Petition OF C. /. Tibbetts and
six others OF Levant, for same.
Ry Mr. Quimby OF Turner-Petition
OF q. g. Pierce and nine others OF
Turner, tor same.
BY Mr.. Gross of Orla nd--Petition of
Fred S. Thompson and 10 Others of
Fast Orland. for same.
Also, petition of Ira J. Cousins and
81 others of North Erooksville, tor
same.
BY Mr.. Snow of Bucksport-Petition
OF Rov +. Leach and .. others Of Pc
nobscot, for same.
Also, petition of j. l.. Gordon and 10
others of Bucksport. for same.
Also, petition of J. NJ. 1utchins and
seven others of Penobscot, for same.
BY Mr. Iittlefleld OF Bluehill--Peti.
ton Of b. f.. Sylvester and 12 others
of South Bluehill. for same.
BY Mr.. Perkins of Mechanic Falls
Petition OF W. l.. Leland and II others
of West Minot for same.
BY Mr.. Robinson of I.agrange-Peti-
ton Of \. W. Bradbury and IA others
of Lowell, for same.
Ry Mr.. Kingsbury of Bradford-Pe-
tition of t. T.. Haskell and 16 others Of
kenduskeag. for same.
Also, petition of r. F. Bickmore and
SO others of Charleston. for same.
BY Mr.. Davis of Guilford-Petition
|of T.. II. Bearce and nine others of
Foxcroft, for same.
Py Mr.. Uersey OF Houlton-Petition
Of Willard Weston and Il others of
Houlton, for same.
Ey Mr.. Packard of Rockport-Peti-
ton OF X. Simmons and 10 others of
West Rockport. for same.
BY MIR. Buzzell of Fryeburg-Peti-
ton of Albert G. Stearns and % others
of Hiram. for same.
by Mr.. McAllister Of Riirnham--Pe-
tition Of T.. +. Banton and l3 others
of Freedom. for same.
BY Mr.. Trimble of CaIais-Petition
of John r. Achesnn and le others OF
Calais, for same.
BY Mr. Porter OF Mapleton-Petition
of S. S. Dudley and 90 others Of
Mapleton. for Same.
BY Mr.. Hedman Of New Sweden
Petition OF A. II. Nelson and Il others
OF New Sweden. for same.
By Mr. Davies Of Yarmouth-Peti-
lion of Pcrley C. Dresser and 27 others
OF Straudwater. for same.
Military Affairs.
By Mr.. Ueffron of Eastport-An Act
to amend Section CO of the Military
Laws.
interior Waters.
BY Mr.. Miller of lIartland-An Act
10 prevent collisions on inland waters.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Harmon of Stonington-Re-
monstrance of +. S. Hatch and 29
others of Stonineton, against license
law for lobster fishermen.
Also, rcmonstrance Of g. r. Minis
and 81 others, against any change in
the general lobster law.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Wilson from the committee on
legal affairs reported Ought not to
pass' on Bill An Act to provide
penalty for coereing or influencing or
making demands upon. or require
ments of, employees, servants. laborers,
land persons seeking employment.
Mr.. Shea from the committee on ap-
preparations and financial affairs re-
ported same on resolve in favor OF
Unity Plantation.
Mt. Dunn from the committee on
legal affairs. on Rill An Act additional
to Chapter Il of the Revised Statutes
of tho State of Maine, relating to the
taxation of bank stock. reported that
the same be referred to the commit
tee on taxation.
Mr. Strickland from the committee
on appropriations and financial affairs.
on resolve in favor OF the erection of
"a suitable monument to Commodore
Samuel Tucker, reported that same be
referred 10 the Lincoln county delega
ton.
The reports We're accepted.
Mr.. Peters from the committee on
legal affairs reported ought TO pass"
on Bill. An Act TO extend the rights
of the Hancock Sullivan Fridge Com
pany.
Mr. Peters from the committee on
legal affairs reported same on Bill, AMI
-htl W s7tINloai U VI 1lidltci orc
of the Special Laws of 1909 relating
TO board OF trustees for bridge inl
Era nkln.
Mr.. Scates from same committee re-
ported same on Bill An Act to incor-
poratc the Monmouth Electric Com
pany. @-
Mr.. Libby from the committee on
agriculture reported same on resolve
in favor of Central Maine Fair Com
pany and repeating resolve in favor of
Central Maine Fair Association.
Same gentleman from same commit
zee reported same on Bill, An Act TO
amend Section OF Chapter 3S of the
Public Laws OF 1905.
MIR Plummer from the committee
on Indian affairs. on estimates of cX-
penditures and incomes of the Pas
eamaquoddy Tribe of Indians. for the
calendar years 1911 and 1912, reported
that the same is covered by an ac-
companying resolve which ought to
pass.
Mr.. Dunn from the committee on le
gal affairs. on Bill. An, Act to author
ize the Bangor Railway and Electric
Company to take water from Brewer
pond and its tributaries. reported that
tho Same Oueht paSs; in a npIV draft