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CLAIMS

The committee on Claims will give
a public hearing In its room at the
State House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. March -. at F. N.
Resolve in favor Of Mrs. Nora e.
NOLAN of Portland.
Resolve aappropriating money to re-
imburse the town of Whitefield for
payments for sheep and turkeys killed
by dogs and wild animals.
Resolve rcimbursing E. w. Pike. as
signee Of E. G. Weston. Inc. for dam
age done an outdoor platform scale by
truck Of the highway department.
Resolve in favor of Mrs. Theodore
A. Jones of South Portland.
Resolve appropriating money for the
town Of South Thomaston for free high
school,
Resolve to reimburse the town Of
Thomaston for money expended in re-
building South Warren bridge, So
called. on Trunk Line 3D."
Resolve in favor Of Orland H. Blake
Of Yarmouth. Maine fer loss Of milk
business by him sustained by act OF
local and district health officers.
Resolve in favor of Grin Packard for
damage to automobile by deer.
Resolve in favor Of the town OF
Newburg.
Resolve to reimburse the city Of
Eastport for the cost Of repairing a
bridge.
Claims presented by State auditor.
Claims presented by state auditor.
c. A. NEWCOMB, Sec.
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Committee Hearings
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Affairs will
give 4 public hearing in its rooms at
IS wEDNEspAY. March Il. at r.. NJ.
on the following:
H-211. An Act to amend Section -
of Chapter Of the Revised Statutes as
Laws Of 1921. relating to division Of
towns and wards of cities into con-
>enient polling places.
$3.50. An Act relating to the In.
vestments of certain trust funds held
for public or private uses.
An Act to amend Sections 10. II and
% of Chapter IS Of the Revised Stat
utes and to add a new section to said
Chapter Is. relating to the board Of
registration of nurses.
S-15S. An Act relative to the non
liability of the State for damages.
$500. An act additional to Chapter
6 OF the Revised Statutes relating to
Primary Elections.
amended by Chapter 1913. Private and
Special Laws Of 1919. relating to the
Port Of Portland.
H-2sS. An Act to amend section %
of Chapter &c Of the Revised Statutes
H-271. An Act to establish new
procedure for the hearing and deter
mination of small claims.
H-269. An Act to regulate the width
used for carrying heavy loads on ways
and bridges.
H-27O. An Act to amend section
of Chapter IS Of the Revised Statutes
relating to appointment Of trial JUS
tees.
THURSDAY. March IS. at 2 ?. NJ.
en- the following:
H-os9. An Act to amend Section IS
of Chapter 81. Revised Statutes. relat-
ing to the superior courts.
Resolve for the annual display Of the
American Flag on Mothers day. the
second Sunday in May.
S-2l3. An Act to amend trustee
H-S13. An Act to amend Section 2
of Chapter II. Revised Statutes. rela-
tive to collection of taxes.
H-315. An Act for the protection OF
the bird life of the State by the licens-
ing Of cats.
H-31S. An Act to amend Section 2
Of Chapter - of the Revised Statutes.
relating to the purchase of sewers by
towns.
H-3l7. An Act to amend Section 70.
Chapter IL Of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to sale of real estate for taxes.
An Act to amend Section 30. Chap
ter 219, Public Laws Of 1917. as amend
cd by Chapter ia, Public Laws of
1919 and as amended by Chapter rs.
Public Laws of 1921. relating to pollu-
ton of waters Of the State by sawdust
and other mill waste.
An Act to amend Section 10 of Chap
ter us of the Revised Statutes rela-
ting to costs to be taxed for parties
ard attorneys.
BURLEIGH MARTIN. Sec.
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table. Senate Document 146. an act
to create the Kennebec Reservoir
Company, tabled by that gentleman
March 9. pending assignment for
third reading.
Mr.. MAHER: Mr.. Speaker, I now
move that this bill be assigned for
it's third reading tomorrow morning
at nine o'clock.
Mr. CUMMINGS of Portland: Mr..
Speaker. l move the indefinite post
ponement of this bill. an act to create
the Kennebec Reservoir Company.
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
from Portland. Mr.. Cummings. now
moves to indefinitely postpone bill,
an act to create the kennebcc Reser-
voir Company. taken from the table
by the gentleman from Augusta, Mr..
Maher. The Chair recognizes the
gentleman from Portland. Mr.. Cum
mings.
Speaker and members of the House
In making that motion / am actuated
by no other reason than because 1
believe it ought to be done. I do it
for no other reason than that l could
not do otherwise and do what l be-
lieve it is my duty to do. do not
believe that the members of this
House understand the Importance of
this bill or the merits of this bill. and
1 want to read to the House some
facts and figures from the parties
who are back OF this bill. The state
ments are their own. the figures are
their own, and we cannot question
them. They throw a great deal of
light on this matter.
The part which desire to read
relates only to the Dead River stor-
age proposition. This is headed
Part II; Dead River Storage; Dead
River" 1t reads as follows:-''The
possibility of storage on Dead River
was mentioned in the Maine Water
Power Commission Report Of 1920.
but that report only contemplated
about seven-tenths billion cubic feet
OF new storage. as the Commission
felt that the possibility Of flooding
the State road and the Village Of
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Committee Hearins,
JUDICIARY

Tne COMMITTEES on judiciary vw !
z public hearing in its roor,s .l d
state House. In Augusts- ~ e (
WEDNESDAY, March ia 49,.
on the following:
A.219. An Act to amend s....
30, IL, -. II, -. ~, 50. Il III I
and 81 Of Chapter 211 AZ ~
Laws OF 1921, entitled IAN Az .ss ~
to motor vehicles. and the isr -
road, and to revise and amsnH ~
rs OF. the Revised Statutss ~ -
amendatory thereof and 49,
s-lss. An Act to provid. q, j.
pervision.i regulation ana co., Z
the transportation Of persons ~
public highways Of the Sfst" W
by automobiles. jitney bussss ~
stage. ages. by the Public Utiiities 4
H-210: An Act to amend =.
211. Public Laws Of 1891. rs,s,.
motor vehicles. Aeatss]
An Act to amend Section Al 80
ter 2, and Section II Of Ch.r'
Of OF. the be-. Revised iss Statutes. in relsti.
s-1s7: An Act establi.h,,,
Maine School for the Blind.
S-186. An Act for the bett., -.
ton OF banks in particular tnse
lions. "saQ
H-2S6. An Act to amend s..,,
Of Chapter 104 Of the Revised S,u.e
relating to commissioner -admss.sal
bail persons committed for moi -
! sureties. ~ =
H-238. An Act to amend s..,,.-
Of Chapter III Of the Revised Nv
relating to mileage Of membeis y ,
Legislature.
H-237. An Act to amend s..u.
of Chapter 81 Of the Revised ~.
\ as amended by Chapter "a Of t
lie Laws Of 1919, relating to p,n.,.1
w. T. GARDlNER y.
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EDUCATION

The committee on Education !,
give a public hearing in Ms roous|
the State House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY. March Is, 1921 a |,
NJ. on the following:
House No. 264
No. IS. An Act to amend Sect,n
of Chapter 1873 Of the Public Lsn
1917. relating to the tine OF 49,
superintendent Of schools In IA
comprising school unions.
No. ~. An Act to amend Chsv
PIT Of the Public Laws of 1914 n
ing to the appropriation for rer1
schools and Madawaska Tni1
School.
Senate No. EOS
No. so. An Act to amend Sscm
Chapter 173 of Public Laws Of ls,l]
lating to the State school fund.
No. 81. An Act to declare the d
versity of Maine a State institute
No. SO. An Act to provide Tor I
reading of the Bible In the hi
schools of the State.
JOHN W. WooD 81
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Flagstan prohibited any further rais-
ing OF the water surface. From our
present information which is derived
from State and Government maps,
supplemented by some stadia and
aneroid surveys which we have re-
Gently made. it would appear that the
nooding of the Highway and Of Flag
star would increase the new storage
capacity from q billion to from 10 to
~ billion cubic feet, and that. the
Dement'S would greatly over-balance
the damages. We have therefore.
considered raising the water surface
oy constructing a dam about so feet
nigh at the head Of Long Falls"
The members Of this House will
pear in mind that Long Falls. where
th's dam is to be constructed, is pub
nc property. That is the key to the
wnole situation. That is owned by
the people Of the State Of Maine.
NOW continuing:-'The town Of
Stratton on the South branch of the
Dead River about % miles above the
storage dam seems to lint the eco.
nomical height Of fowage to Ell. 1150.
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LABOR AND JUDICIARY

The committee on Labor and W
airy will give 3 public hearing nj
rooms at the State House, in Augs1
on
THURSDAY. March Is, at 3Il
on the following:
S-157. An Act 10 amend Sectlm3
and 3 Of Chapter $50 Of the r.
Laws of 1915. relative to the houn
employment of women and minon
H-o01. An Act relative to the 2
Of employment of men. wsna
minors.
H-234. An Act to amend seeida
and 3 Of Chapter $50 Of the ~
Laws of 1915. relative to the hcu1
employment Of women and minor
An Act to amend Section ! OF Y
ter $50 Of the Laws Of 1915, ra1
to hours Of labor of minors.
II. STITHAM.
w. T. GARDINER
Secretsrs11
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TAXATION

The committee on Taxation will give
public hearing in it's rooms at the
State House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. March IA. 1928, At 2
p. NJ, on the following:
H-1S4. Resolve amending Section s
of Chapter of the Constitution as
amended by Article 36 of the Constitu-
ton. providing for tax upon income
derived from intangible property.
S. 1872. Resolve proposing an
amendment to the Constitution permit
ting the classification Of property for
the purpose Of taxation and the assess
ment Of different classes at different
rates.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ~. (Re-as-
signed).
H. 1874. Report Of committee ap-
pointed by the 81st Legislature to con-
slider the 1922 report of the Board Of
State Assessors.
RICHARD II. DOWNING, Sec.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AN
GROUNDS

The committee on Public Build
and Grounds will give a public /
ing in it's loom at the State Houx
Augusta.
WEDNESDAY. March IL, atil
House No. 90. Resolve in fsv
the State Park Commission.
Senate No. %. Resolve for mai
nance and improvement Of State
liz Augusta.
NATHAN n AYEp q
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This town has about q thouana
habitants, two mills, stores
churches and a considerable na'
of summer cottages. and the eip
Of flooding it would probaog
large. On the main river the No..
would reach Eustis about ~
above the proposed dam. AZ
place a saw mill and a small es
light station would be hoooee
the damage would not be
Flagstaff would be completely
merged. the main street belns
feet below the proposed water
The village consists OF aoo,,
houses, most of which are smaa
Of little value. a small churn
a saw mill. and it is felt the ".
this property would not % P
tive"
with the water surface q
1850 reservoir capable Of n'
from 10 to IL billion cube
would be formed. This it
would reach from the head ..
Falls to the village Of Eusus
main river and to the vlil.s
Stratton on the South bran.
would be about "a miles lons
from one. half to one mile W.
would embrace an area OF
miles. The cost Of this resel'v.
elusive of dam Is estimatea
$4,000" ..,.,
That, you will see. complNss
that they would pay for inc
ing of this whole territoryT
ing to the estimates-24 miles
ritory in length and from : s .Ad
to a mile in width, and ine ~.
that they would pay the ~"
they ever paid anything-ios
franchise unless they pay 81
for the fowage Of the watsh
would be a very small item
"A mass curve OF the De,
indicates that during the
from 1910 to 1921 there was III
period that the reservoir 49,
have filled. assuming that /"
tirely depleted each year; .s,t
was for the years 1910 ana -.
successive years Of very ~"
The drainage area adjacent
reservoir is 500 square miles
Near the head Of Long fs,
% miles above the junction
River with the Kenneoec
Forks is a fairly good site ioi
Ledge appears in the bed ana ~
sides of the river for some s,.f
from the shores. and acco,n
the State Geological report ~.
lieved that in no place j.
more than ten or fifteen ies
the earth Of the higher .t
reinforced concrete dam 81 ..Jc
and 72S feet long has been ~
provided with suitable wss,s
and log sluice gates. the ~
cost of this dam is $475.ooV. ,,c1
the total cost of the storats
ing land damages s9S5.ooo ..,,p
Then follows a detailed ~
Of the various items tnss 800
into that cost. including: ssij
Site" Golfer Dams. y
Fill Earth DAM" RIP h.S ii
Continued on Page
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AGRICULTURE

Tho committee on Agriculture will
give a public hearing in it's rooms at
the State House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY,. March IA, at P. NJ.
on the following:
An Act 10 amend Section 3 Of Chap
ter 4S of the Revised Statutes relating
to local Scalers Of Weights and meas
ures.
of Chapter 36 of the Revised Statutes
relating to the packing and grading Of
apples.
CHARLES w. GILLESPIE, Sec.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game will give public hearing
Augusta. on
THURSDAY. March Is. 1929. at 2
p NJ, on the following:
No. 20. An Act relating to the pro-
lection OF mink and muskrat in Winnie
gance Creek and Stream in the county
Of Sagadahoc.
No. q. An Act prohibiting the taxi
ing Of trout in Lake Nequasset and
certain tributaries thereto, in the coun-
ty of Sagadahoc.
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS, Sec.
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LIB RARY

The committee on Library vim .
a public hearing in it's rooms ~
State House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY. March IL, a IN
NJ. on the following.
An Act to provide for the p,....
ton of archaeological objerfs !
sites. and for the appointment !
commission of archaeology.
DON G. STEVENS L,
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
Will give public hearing in it's rooms
at the State House. in Augusta on
THURSDAY. March Is. p. NJ.
upon the Public Utilities Commission
TO prescribe the standard for coal in
this State.
S-i9l. An Act authorizing the ap-
polntment OF fuel administrator and
An Act to amend Paragraph %, Sec.
ton 10. Chapter SIS of the Revised
Statutes. relating to public utilities.
An Act to amend Section so of Chap
Ter % or the Revised Statutes. relating
service.
JAMES NJ. BECKETT. Sec.
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on Banks and b
irg will give a public hearing n
rooms at the State House. in Aug
THURSDAY, March Is. 1874 4
p. NJ.
House No. $50. An Act to I'd
savings banks to pay quarterly y
as semi-annual dividends if they d.
House No. 232. An Act to N
Chapter 1877 of the Public Laws Of \
by adding a new Section 4. and MI
present Section into Section J 4
changed. Relating to taxation Of 1
ings banks.
HERBERT Z. HAYEQRp. &
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Committee Hearings
APPROPRIATIONS AND FiNAM:
ClAI AFFAIRS AND MAINE
SCHOOL FOR fEE6EI.M1NOkO

The joint committee. on Appropria-
lions and Financial Affairs and Maine
school for Feeble-M Minded Will give Q
public hearing At the State House. In
Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, March II. 1928. at 2
p. M. on the following resolves:
H. 1876. Resolve In favor OF the
Maine School for Feeble Minded for ad-
ditions and improvements.
H 1876. Resolve in favor OF the
Maine School for Feeble Minded for
maintenance.
THOMAS A. SANDERS.
EDWARD GAGNE,
Secretaries.
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From the Senate: Majority re-
port of the Cumberland county Dele
cation reporting ought not to pass
on bill An Act providing for an ad-
ditionaI Justice of the Superior
Court for the county of Cumber-
land
Report was signed by the follow
ing members
Messrs. Cram OF Cumberland
Brewster of Cumberland
of the Senate.
Atwood OF Portland
Hutchinson of Brunswick
Dunn of No. Yarmouth
Small Of Standish
Williams OF Falmouth
Nevins Of Pownal
Erett Of Otisfield
Pickett of Naples
P!ummer Of Bridston
Winslow Of Raymond
Hale OF Portland
Rounds Of Portland
Jordan of Westbrook
Jordan OF Cape Elizabeth
Cummings of Portland
Nichols Of Portland
of the House
Minority report ct the same Dele
cation reporting ought to pass on
same bill.
Report was signed by the follow
ing members:
Messrs. Finckley Of Cumberland
Speirs Of Cumberland
of the Senate
Gi!mour Of Westbrook
Lord of So Portland
Jones of So. Portland
Sanders of Portland
of the House
Tho Senate mi \
and accepted and the bill passed to
, be engrossed.
In the House. on motion by Mr.
Rounds of Portland. both reports and
accompanying papers tabled, pending
acceptance of either report.
From the Senate: Resolve in
favor of Mary S. Hillman for State
pension.
Resolve in favor Of Mary f. Ames
of Stockton Springs for State PEN
sion.
Resolve to increase the State PEN
sion of Charles d. preble Of Kittery.
Resolve to increase the pension Of
Lester Patten of Hermon.
Resolve in favor of State pension
for Levi Holden.
These resolves were finally passed
| in the House March 6. and passed to
| be engrossed February -.
! In the Senate. recommitted to the
| committee on Pensions in non-con-
| currencc.
| In the House. that body voted to
| reconsider its action whereby these
! nve resolves We're finally passed, and
further voted that they be recon-
mltted to the committee on Pensions
| in concurrence.
| MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
I STATE on
! Office of the Governor
Augusta, March 10, 1923,
/ To the Honorable Senate and House
{ OF Representatives Of the S1st Lesis-
| lature:
! I return herewith without my ap-
! prevail
| RESOLVE. in Favor of the Com
missioners Of Pharmacy
! MY reasons for declining to an
+. prove this Resolve are similar to
those which induced me to return to
| you without my approval. on Friday
! March 9th last, similar Resolve
! emitted. Resolve. in Favor of the
! Board OF Registration Of Medicine"
The latter disapproval was sustained
by your honorable body by a vote
! of 107 to T.
! The Resolve IN question and the
one above referred to are similar in
purport and seek to give a prefer
! ence to the two boards in question.
l am not in favor of granting such
preference and believe all our
state Boards should be placed upon
the same basis and should be made
! self-sustaining.
Respectfully submitted.
! (Sisned) PERCIVAL p. BAXTER
Governor Of Maine
! The communication was read. and
! on motion by Mr.. Mcdonald of East
Machias tabled pending reconsider
alton. and specially assigned for
/; Thursday. March Is.
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House Bills in First Reading

II. SO. An Act to amend the char
ter of the city of Calais providing for
biennial elections.
II. 1855. An Act to amend Sections
90 and 81 of Chapter 81 of the Revised
Statutes. relative to procedure in civil
cases in superior court.
II. 161. An Act to amend Section
% of Chapter 9 of the Revised Stat
utes relating to time of payment of
excise tax on railroads.
II. 252. An Act directing the State
Board of Veterinary Examiners to
Issue certificate to Joseph r. Waller
to practice veterinary surgery med
icine or dentistry.
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Report OF Comm ittee

Mr.. BAKER from the committee
on Sea and Shore Fisheries on bill
An Act to establish a close time on
Holsters from Wood Pond Point to a.
point three miles south of Schoodic
Island. reported same in a new draft
under title of AN Act to establish a
close time on Holsters from a point
in a straight line from Bear Cove on
the western side of Petit Manan
point to Little Black Ledge directly
north of Moulton's Ledge Spar
Buoy to the Schoodic Island Whist
ling Buoy" and that it ought to
pass.
Report read and accepted and the
new draft ordered printed under the
joint rules.
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On motion by Mr.. Elliott Of Knox.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning
at nine o'clock.
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First Reading Of Printed Bills and
Resolves

House 1888: An Act to Incorporate
the Fall Brook Improvement Com
pany.
House 335: An Act to amend Sec
ton 10 of Chapter Of the Revised
statutes, as amended by Chapter So
OF the Public Laws Of 1917 and
chapter III of the Public Laws of
1871, relating to the Duties Of
Boards of Registration of Voters.
House 1856: An Act to amend Sec
ton So of Chapter 81 of the Revised
Statutes relative to the setting aside
of Verdicts by a Single Justice.
House 337: An Act to amend Sec
tion Z, Chapter 95. Revised Statutes
OF Maine. a. amended by Chapter ~
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Mr.. ALLEN of York: Mr.. President,
! wish at this time to address my
self to the subject of adjournment.
l have been looking over the calen-
dar here and there are quite a num-
Der of things coming up tomorrow
morning, Wednesday being our big
lay. and it seems to me it would be
well when we adjour:: to adjourn un-
til tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
and l make that motion.
The motion was agreed to.
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22-karat gold, sterling silver. Bakers
Certified Flavoring Extracts all in
the same class. Pure, unadulterated.
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HOUSE,
TueSdA

Tuesday. March IS. 1928.
The House met according to
adjournment and was called to order
by the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Walch Of
Augusta.
Journal Of previous session read
and approved.
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action whereby this resolve was pre-
viously finally passed having been re-
considered.
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SEN ATE
Tuesday. March 10, 1872

Tuesday, March To, 1923.
Senate called to order by the Pres-
dent.
Prayer by the Rev. S. 3. Purves, of
Augusta.
Add aDprOHed
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On motion by Mr.. Granville OF
Parsonsfeld that gentleman was
granted permission to make the fol-
lowing motion, out OF order; That
when the House adjourn today. it be
until tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock.
The motion prevailed.
Papers from the Senate disposed OF
in concurrence.
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On motion by Mr.. Maher of Au-
gusta. it was voted to take from the
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Mr. BUZZzELL Of Waldo. Mr.. Presi-
dent, move that we take from the
table H. D. IS. Resolve appropriating
money for the purpose of rebuilding
the steamship sheds of the state pier
at Portland.
Ihe motion was agreed to and. on
further motion by the same senator.
the resolve was finally passed, the
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On motion by Mr.. kirschner of
Androscoggin Report of the commit
tee on towns ought not to pass" on
II. d. So. An Act to divide and set off
certain part of the town OF Owls
Head and annex the same to the
town Of South Thomastoh. was taken
from the table. on further motion by
the same senator. the report of the
committee was accepted in concur
renee.