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45. of salary; " of David Stinson and others praying for the repeal of an Act passed the last Legislature establishing a Municipal Court in Bath; " of Abraham S. Patten and others for the abolition of the Court of Common Pleas, severally read and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary in concurrence.

Petition of Peol Tomah and others, Indians of the Penobscot tribe for the restoration of their township of land reserved to them, taken without their consent, came up from the House of Representatives referred to a Join Select Committee, consisting on the part of the House of Messrs. Dumont, Coney, Call, Hodgman and Berry, with such as the Senate may join, - read and referred, and Messrs. Fish, Emmons and Brown are joined in concurrence.

Petition of Selectmen of Montville, that part of the town of Knox may be annexed to Montville; " of Thomas Thompson & others to be set off from Montville to Freedom; Remonstrance of Selectmen of Montville against the same; " of Samuel Durgin & others, inhabitants of township No 7 against annexing a part of said inhabitants to the town of Byron; Petition of Thomas Ridlon & others, and " of William Fitch and another to be set off from Baldwin and to be annexed to Sebago, severally read and referred to the Committee on Division of Towns in concurrence.

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 of salary;
-" of David Stinson and others praying for
+" of David Stinson and others praying for the repeal of an Act passed the last Legislature establishing a Municipal Court in Bath;
-the repeal of an Act passed the last
+" of Abraham S. Patten and others for the abolition of the Court of Common Pleas, severally
-Legislature establishing a Municipal
+read and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary in concurrence.
-Court in Bath;
-" of Abraham S. Patten and others for the
-abolition of the Court of Common Please, severally
-read and referred to the Committee on the
-Judiciary in concurrence.
-Petition of Peol Tomah and others, Indians of
+Petition of Peol Tomah and others, Indians of the Penobscot tribe for the restoration of their
-the Penobscot tribe for the restoration of their
+township of land reserved to them, taken without their consent, came up from the House of
-township of land reserved to them, taken with-
+Representatives referred to a Join Select Committee, consisting on the part of the House of Messrs. Dumont, Coney, Call, Hodgman and Berry, with such as the Senate may join, - read and referred, and Messrs. Fish, Emmons and Brown are joined in concurrence.
-out their consent, came up from the House of
-Representatives referred to a Join Select Commit-
-tee, consisting on the part of the House of Messrs.
-Dumont, Coney, Call, Hodgeman and Berry,
-with such as the Senate may join, -- read and
-referred, and Messrs. Fish, Emmons and,
-Brown are joined in concurrence.
-Petition of Selectmen of Montville, that part
-of the town of Knox may be annexed to
-Montville;
-" of Thomas Thompson & others to be set off
-from Montville to Freedom;
+Petition of Selectmen of Montville, that part of the town of Knox may be annexed to Montville;
+" of Thomas Thompson & others to be set off from Montville to Freedom;
 Remonstrance of Selectmen of Montville against the same;
+" of Samuel Durgin & others, inhabitants of township No 7 against annexing a part  of said inhabitants to the town of Byron;
+Petition of Thomas Ridlon & others, and
+" of William Fitch and another to be set off from Baldwin and to be annexed to Sebago, severally read and referred to the Committee on Division of Towns in concurrence.