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| + | [Same] | ||
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| + | Petitions of Proprs of Mill dams in Union for a repeal of Fish Laws in Lincoln | ||
| + | - of Selectmen of Ellsworth for a repeal of fish laws in Union River & bay | ||
| + | - of Assessors of plan. No. 14. for a repeal of same - were read & referred to the committee on Interior fisheries. Sent up for concurrence. | ||
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| + | [Same.] | ||
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| + | Petitions of Inh. of Clinton to make valid the records of said town | ||
| + | - of Selectmen of Corinna to make valid the doings of said town | ||
| + | - of Ripley that their proceedings may be made legal | ||
| + | - of St Albans to make valid their doings | ||
| + | - of Whitfield [Whitefield] to have the proceedings of said town made valid - were read & referred to the committee on New trials - Sent up for concurrence. | ||
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| + | Adjourned. | ||
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| + | Attest | ||
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| + | James L Child | ||
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| + | Clerk. | ||
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21.
[Same]
Petitions of Proprs of Mill dams in Union for a repeal of Fish Laws in Lincoln - of Selectmen of Ellsworth for a repeal of fish laws in Union River & bay - of Assessors of plan. No. 14. for a repeal of same - were read & referred to the committee on Interior fisheries. Sent up for concurrence.
[Same.]
Petitions of Inh. of Clinton to make valid the records of said town - of Selectmen of Corinna to make valid the doings of said town - of Ripley that their proceedings may be made legal - of St Albans to make valid their doings - of Whitfield [Whitefield] to have the proceedings of said town made valid - were read & referred to the committee on New trials - Sent up for concurrence.
Adjourned.
Attest
James L Child
Clerk.