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37.

[Petitions refered.]

Petition of Inhabitants of Prospect, respecting the fishing on the Penobscot Bay and river. and The petition of John Avery and others, relating to interior fisheries, were severally read and referred to the Joint standing Committee on Interior fisheries, in concurrence with the House. The petition of Richard Judkins, for an allowance of the repair of Gun carriages, read and referred to the Joint standing Committee on the Militia, in concurrence with the House. Petition of the Town of Brewer, for an act providing for the use of broad rimmed wheels, read and referred to the Committee on State roads, in concurrence with the House of Representatives. Petition of a Committee of the Town of Acton against classification for the choice of Representative. " Of the Town of Winslow, requesting the right of representation their proportionable part of the time, seperate [separate] from being classed. " Of Inhabitants of North Salem for the same privilege. " Of the Inhabitants of the Town of Mercer for the same privilege. " Of Inhabitants of Cornville against classing said town in apportioning representatives. " Of the Inhabitants of Addison for a seperate [separate] apportionment in the choice of Representatives. " Of Inhabitants of the Town of Greenwood for the same privilege. " Of the Inhabitants of the Town of Milburn for the same privilege. " Of the Inhabitants of the Town of Chesterville for the same privilege. " Of Inhabitants of the town of Pittston, for the same privilege.