MAINE STATE LEGISLATURE
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Public Docume11ts of Maine:
BEING THE
ANNUAL REPORTS
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OF THE VARIOUS
PUBLIC OF~FICERS AND INSTITUTIONS
FOR THE YEAR
1881.
VOLUME I.
AUGUSTA: SPH.AG UE & SON, PRINTERS TO THE STATE. 18 81. REGISTER
-OF Tll.E EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT:
OF THE
ST ATE OF MAINE,
WITH
Rules for the Government Thereof ;
ALSO C-ONT.A.INING THE
NAMES OF STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES AND
OFFICERS OF VARIOUS STATE INSTITUTIONS,
For 1881-2.
AUGUS'fA: SPRAGUE & SON, PRINTERS TO THE STATE. 1881. I -
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STATE OF MAINE. ---- IN COUNCIL, January 21, 1881.
ORDERED, That the Secretary of State prepare and have printed the usual number of copies of the Council Register. .Attest: JOSEPH 0. SMITH, Secretary of State.
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I . STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT :FOR 1881-2.
GOVERNOR: HARRIS M. PLAISTED, BANGOR.
COUNCILLORS : FREDERICK ROBIE, GoRHAl\I. LEWIS BARKER, BANGOR. JOSEPH T. HINCKLEY, BLUEHILL. SAMUEL N. CAMPBELL, CHERRYFIELD. WILLIAM WILSON' HALLOWELL. ROSCOE L. BOWERS, SAco. JAMES G. PENDLETON, SEARSPORT.
SECRETARY OF STATE: JOSEPH 0. SMITH, SKOWHEGAN,
MESSENGER AND PRIVATE SECRETARY OF THJ•: GOVERNOR: HAROLD M. PLAISTED, BANGOR.
MESSENGER OF COUNCIL : CHARLES J. HOUSE. l\foNSON. STANDING COMMITTEES
OF THE
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FOR 1881-2.
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On Warrants-Messrs. ROBIE, WILSON, HINCKLEY.
On Accounts-Messrs. BARKER, HINCKLEY, CAMPBELL.
On State Prison and Pardons - Messrs. WILSON, BARKER, PENDLETON. On Election Retur11s-Messrs. BARKER, BOWERS, WILSON.
On Taxcttion and Expenditures - Messrs. BOWERS, CAMPBELL,
BARKER.
On Public Lands and Buildings-Messrs. PENDLETON, WILSON,
HINCKLEY,
On State Beneficiaries ancl Pensions-Messrs. CAl\IPBELL, ROBIE, vVILsoN.
On Reform School-Messrs. BOWERS, ROBIE, BARKER. On Insane 1-Iospital-Messrs . ..WILSON, PRNDLETON, CAMPBELL.
On Public Inst1·uction-Messrs. RoBrn, BARKER, BOWERS.
On 1Jfilitary Affairs-Messrs. HINCKLEY, BOWERS, CAMPBELL.
On Indictn A.ffafrs-Messrs. CAMPBELL, HINCKLEY, ROBIE.
On Library-Messrs. HINCKLEY, PENDLETON, RomB.
On Pcty Roll-Messrs. PENDLETON, CAl\IPBELL, BowBRS.
On Visiting Cmnrnittee to Insane Hospital-Messrs. Ronrn,
HINCKLEY. [l\:'IRs. MILA F. "'VmDDEN is associated with this Com mittee.]
On Visiting Cornmittee to State Prison-Mr. WILSON. Window. Window. Harris M. Plaisted, Governor. :fl Joseph O. Smith, [ 0 [ II SeC'l'eto;ry of State. ~ ~ ii~I ~ 0 A
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RlTLES.
1 At the time appointed for the meeting of the board, it shall be the duty of the members to be in their places.
2 When the board shall have been called to order by the governor, the journal of the preceding day shall be read by the secretary of state.
3 The following standing committees shall be appointed, viz : On warrants ; on accounts ; on taxation and expenditures ; on election returns ; on state beneficiaries and pensions ; on state prison and pardons ; on reform school ; on insane hospital ; on public lands and buildings; on public instruction; on military affairs; on Indian affairs ; on library ; on pay roll.
4 All committees shall be appointed by the governor, and shall consist of three members, unless otherwise ordered.
5 In case the governor shall be absent at the time appointed for the meeting of the board, the members shall be called to order by the senior .councillor present, who shall act as chairman. 6 RULES.
6 In debate upon any question, or in the presentation of any business, the members shall address the governor, standing in their places. 7 A majority of the board shall constitute a quorum for the trans action of business. 8 All communications to the two branches of the legislature shall be transmitted by the secretary of state.
9 Every member who shall present a petition, shall place his name thereon, and a brief statement of its contents.
10 The yeas and nays shall be called upon the nomination of all officers of important grade. Upon the nomination of state officers, the call shall begin with the senior councillor ; upon county nomina tions, with the councillor representing said county, and then accord ing to seniority. 11 When a motion has been made and carried, a motion to reconsider shall only be in order within the seven succeeding days; if seven days shall not intervene before adjournment, then within the first three days after the next meeting of the council.
12 Persons having business with the governor, any member of the council, or the secretary of state, shall be required to make their wishes known through the messenger. RULES. 7
13 Persons shall be admitted to the council chamber only by permis .sion of the governor, one of the councillors, or the secretary of state ; but when the council is in actual session, no person shall be admitted except by a vote of the council.
14 No member shall absent himself without leave; nor shall leave be asked or granted unless a quorum be still left at the board ; and no member absenting himself without leave shall be entitled to pay for
the time of his absence. !I ,,'. 15 No member shall act as counsel for any party hefore a committee of the legislature.
16 No rule shall be dispensed with, except by the consent of a majority of all the members.
17 No entry on the appropriation book shall be made, except by, or under the direction of the committee on accounts. COUNCILLOR DISTRICTS.
rrhe following arrangement for Councillor Districts, for the ten years ending 1892, was adopted in convention of the members of the two branches of the Legislature of 1881-2.
DISTRICTS. The counties of York and Oxford, to constitute the first district. The county of Cumberland to constitute the second district. The connties of Androscoggin, Sagadahoc and Franklin, to constitute the third district. The counties of Kennebec and Somerset, to constitute the fourth district. The counties of Lincoln. Hancock and Knox, to constitute the fifth district. 'l'he counties of Penobscot and Waldo to constitute the sixth tlistrict. l'he counties of ,vashington, Aroostook and Piscataquis to constitute the seventh district. Under this arrangement Councillors ,vill be apportioned as follows; Iork-1885, 1886, 1889, 1890, 18Ul, 1892. Oxford-18S3, 1884. 1887, 1888. Cumberland-One fo1· each year. Androscoggin-1883, 1884, 1887, 1888, 1891, 1892. Franklin-1885, 1886. Sagadahoc-1889, 1890. Kennebec-1883, 1884, 1887, 1888, 1891, 1892. Somerset-1885, 1886, 1889, 1890. Rancock-1887, 1888, 1891, 1892. Lincoln-1885, 1886. Knox-1883, 1884, 1889, 1890. JValdo-1887. 1888. Penobscot-1883, 1884. 1885, 1886, 1889, 1890, 1891, 1892. Aroostook-1883, 1884, 1889, 1890. JVashington-1887, 1888, 1891, 1.892. Piscataquis-1885, 1886. ·. STATE INSTITUTIONS AND COMMISSIONS.
STATE LIBRARY. Messrs. HINCKLEY, PENDLETON and ROBIE, Committee of Council on. JOSIAH S. HOBBS Augusta, Librarian.
STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS, ORONO. TRUSTEES-William P. Wingate, Bangor, November 7, 1884; Lyndon Oak, Garland, April 17, 1882; Sylvanus T. Hincks, Bucksport, April 17, 1881; Caleb A. Chaplin, Harrison, .May 29, 1885; Emery 0. Bean, Readfield, October 8, 1886; Luther S. Moore, Limerick, May 23, 18tl6; A. M. Robinson, Dover, April 17, 1887; Z. A. Gilbert, East Turner, Ex-Officio.
0:FFICERS-William P. Wingate, President; Lyndon Oak, Secretary; Col. Eben Webster, Orono, Treasurer; William P. Wingate, Sylvanus T. Hincks, Lyndon Oak, Executive Commiitee; Gov. Harris M. Plaisted, Charles F. Allen, D. D., Samuel F. Dike, D. D., Examining Committee.
FACULTY-Merritt C. Fernald, A. M., President and Professor of Physics and Mental and Moral Science; Alfred B. Aubert, B. S., Professor of Chemistry and Secretary of the Faculty; George H. Hamlin, C. E., Professor of Civil Engineering and Librarian; Charles H. Fernald, A. M., Professor of Natural History; Allen E. Rogers, A. M., Instructor in Modern Languages and Military t:ieience; Walter Ballentine, B. S., Instructor in Agriculture; Charles H. Benjamin, Instructor in Mechanical Engineer ing; Wilbur F. Decker, B. M. E., Instructor in Vise Work and Forge Work; T. G. Rich, Farm Superintendent; Henry M. Lander, Steward.
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION-Candidates for admission to the Freshman Class must be not less than fifteen years of age, and must pass a satisfactory examination in Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar, (especial attention should be given to Orthography, Punctuation and Capitals), History of the United States, Algebra, as far as Quadratic Equations, and five books in Geometry. Candidates for advanced standing must sustain a satisfactory examination in the preparatory branches, and in all tho studies previously pursued by the class they propose to enter. Satisfactory testimonials of good moral character and industrious habits will be rigidly exacted. CALENDAR, 1881.-February 8, Tuesday, Second Term co!umences. June 23, 24, Thursdt1y and Friday, Examinations. June 25, Saturday, Prize Declamation by Sophomores. June 26, Sunday, Baccalaureate Address. June 27, Monday, Prize Essays by Juniors. June 29, Wednesday, Commencement. June 30, Thursday, Examination of Candidates for admission. Vacation of five weeks. August 9, Tues day, Examination of Candidates for admission. First Term commences. November 21, 22, Monday and Tuesday, Examinations. Vacation of eleven weeks. 1882. :February 7, Tuesday, Second Term commences. 10 STATE INSTITUTIONS.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS. TRUSTEES-Governor Harris M. Plaisted, Bangor, Ex-Officio; Nelson A. Luce, Freedom, Superintendent of Schools, Ex-Officio; James B. Severy, Farmington, Feb ruary 25, 1883; Luther G. Philbrook, Castine, April 21, 1883; James II. Rowell, Kittery, March 3, 1883; Amos M. Plummer, Kenduskeag, April Hi, 1882; Stephen Hinckley, Gorham, March 10, 1883 Messrs. ROBIE, BARKER and BOWERS, Committee of Council on.
WESTERN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, FARMINGTON. BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.-Charles C. Rounds, A. M., Principal. Assistants-F. 0. Stanley, Jennie M. Hayden, William Harper; C. A. Allen, Teacher of Music; E. Bert Holt, Teacher in Model School. The next Spring Term will commence on Tuesday, February 22, 1881, and close on Thursday, June 30. The Fall Term will begin on Tuesday, August 30.
EASTERN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, CASTINE. BoARD OF INSTRUCTION.-Rolliston Woodbury, A. M., Principal. Assistants Mary E. Hughes, Fred W. Foster, J. R. Potter, Fannie A. Cumstock; Ellie A. Foster, Teacher in Model School. C.ALENDAR.-Winter Term commenced Tuesday, December 7, 1880, and closes Feb ruary 25, 1881. Spring Term commences Tuesday, March 8, 1881, continues 13 weeks. GORHAM STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, GORHAM. BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.--William J, Corthell, Principal. Assistants-Helen M. Kimball, Charles W. .Fenn, Harriet Deering; Grace J. Haynes, Bessie A. Reed, Teachers of Model Schools. CALENDAR.-Term commences February 9, 1881, and will close June 28, 1881. The Fall Term begins August 31, 1881, closes January 18, 1882. TERMS OF ADMISSION TO THE NORMAL ScHOOLS.-The schools are for both sexes. Applicants for admission must be at least sixteen years of age, if females, and seven teen if males. They are required to pledge themselves to teach in the public schools of Maine at least for a time as long as they shall have been connected with the Nor mal School. They must present a certificate of good moral character, and must pass a satisfactory examination in the branches usually taught in the common schools. Candidates are examined on the first day of each term.
INSANE HOSPITAL, AUGUSTA. Messrs. WILSON, PENDLETON and CAMPBELL, Committee of Council on. TRUSTEEs.-John T. Gilman, Portland, May 29, 1881; Sylvester Oakes, Auburn, February 6, 1883; Charles W. Johnson, East Machias, February 11, 1883; John S. Cushing, Skowhegan, February 24, 1883; Joseph H. Manley, Augusta, February 6, 1883; Cordelia A. Quinby, Augusta, March 26, 1883. RESIDENT 0FFICERs.-Dr. H. M. Harlow, Superintendent; Dr. B. T. Sanborn, A.•sis• tant Superintendent; C. B. Lakin, Steward and Treasurer; Wm. J, McCallum, Clerk; Miss Alice G. Twitchell, Matron; Rev. C. F. Penney, Chaplain; Vermont R. Luce, Supervisor of ~Male l-Vards; Miss Hannah W. Ham, Supervisor of Female lVards; Ash ford A, Sampson, Foreman of Farm; Miss M. L. Clough, Head Nuru. VISITING Co:r.nnTTEE.-Frederic Robie and Joseph T. Hinckley of the Executive Council, and Mrs. Mila F. Whidden, Calais. STATE INSTITUTIONS, 11
STATE REFORM SCHOOL, CAPE ELIZABETH-P. O., Portland. Messrs. BoWERS, Ronrn and BARKER, Committee of Council on. TRUSTEES-Albion Little, Portland, May 24, 1881; Thomas F. Donahue, Portland, July 2, 1883; Owen B. Chadbourne, Saco, February 20, 1884; R. L. Grindle, .M. D., Mt. Desert, March 10, 1884; E. A. Thompson, M. D., Dover, October 20, 1884. OFFICERS-Albion Little, President and Treasurer; Thomas F. Donahue, Secretary. Co11rn1TTEE ON AccouNTS-Messrs. Chadbourne, Donahue and Grindle. EXECUTIVE CoirnITTEE-Messrs. Little, Chadbourne and Thompson. RESIDENT OFFICERS AND Ell!PLOYEES-J. R. Farrington, Superintendent; Mrs. J. R . .Farrington, JJ.latron; E. P. Wentworth, Assi:,;tant Superintendent; Miss M.A. Robinson, Teacher; Miss Sadie Farrington, Teacher. J. A. Norton, Overseer Chair Shop; C. H. Babbi STATE PRISON, THOMASTON. Messrs. WILSON, BARKER and PENDLETON, Committee of Council on. William Wilson, Visiting Committee; Joseph W. Porter, Burlington, D. G. Bean, East Wilton, Henry S. Osgood, Augusta, Inspectors.· RESIDENT OFFICERS AND Ell!PLOYEES-G. S. Bean, Warden; Adelbert J. Butler, Deputy Warden; Benjamin Wentworth, Clerk; Almond B. Davis, Augustus Alden, Overseers in Wood Shop; Sumner E. Cushing, D. W. Woodbury, Overseers in Black smith Shop; Joseph E. Mears, Overseer in Paint Shop; William D. Blake, Overseer in Trimming Shop; William Adams, Overseer and Carriage Salesman; H. M. Gardiner, Zenas Putman, Overseers in Harness Shop; Thomas F. Phinney, Overseer in Shoe Shop; George W. Bowers, Edgar S. Barrows, William P. Bunker, E. C. Bucklin, E. A. Willes, Henry L. I!'letcher, J, C. Henderson, Benjamin W. White, Anson M. Hix, Guards; Adna A. Fales, Gate Keryer; H. C. Levensaler, Physician; Clergymen of Thomaston, Chaplains; David J. Starrett, Teacher; Ira B. Nortly, Teamster. STATE BENEFICIARIES AND PENSIONS. Messrs. CAMPBELL, Ronrn and WILSON, Committee of Council on. Applications for State pension should be sent to S. J. Gallagher, State Pension I Department, Augusta, Me. MAINE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, HALLOWELL. BOARD OF MANAGERS.-Sidney Perham, Paris, President; Charles E. Nash, Augusta, Secretary; Eliphalet Rowell, Hallowell, Treasurer. The Governor, Secretary of State and Superintendent of Com~on Schools, Ex-officio on part of the State. TRUSTEEs.-Henry K. Baker, Hallowell; Edwin R. French, Chesterville; Mrs. C. A. L. Sampson, Bath; Benjamin Kingsbury, Jr., Portland; Rev. H. W. Tilden, Augusta; Henry K. Baker, Eliphalet Rowell, Charles E. Nash, Executive Committee. 12 STATE INSTITUTIONS. OFFICERS OF THE ScHOOL.-Miss Charlotte M. Brown, Matron; Miss Laura E. Eaton, Assi~tant Matron; Miss Eliza F. Brown, J[ouselceeper. BoARD OF LADY V1s1T0Rs.-Mrs. Margaret T. Merrill, Portland; Mrs. A. D. Knight, Hallowell. Mrs. Orren Williamson, Augusta; Mrs. I. D. Sturgis, Augusta; Miss Clara M. Farwell, Rockland; Mrs. George W. Quinby, Augusta; Mrs. James D. White, Gardiner; Mrs. J. G. Dickerson, Belfast; l\lrs. H. IL Baker, Hallowell; Mrs. J. R. Bodwell, Hallowell; Mrs. Moses Giddings, Bangor; Mrs. S. G. Sargent, Augusta. STATEMENT.-The Maine Industrial School for Girls is designed as a refuge for girls between the ages of seven and fifteen years, who by force of circumstances or associa tions are in manifest danger of becoming outcasts of society. It is not a place of punishment, to which its inmates are sent as criminals by criminal process-but a home for the friendless, neglected, and vagrant children of the State, where, under the genial influences of kind treatment, and physical and moral training, they may be won back to ways of virtue and respectability, and fitted for positions of honorable self-support, and lives of usefulness. Tho Institution is a corporation, composed of tho original corporators and associate subscribers. By them its affairs are committed to a Board of Managers. Tho State is represented on the Board by the Governor, Secretary of State, and Superintendent of Common Schools. It has provided by statute law for the custody and education of wayward and exposed girls therein, and aids in their material support. SOLDIERS' ORPHAXS' H0.\1E, BATH. Messrs. HINCKLEY, BOWERS and CAMPBELL, Committee of Council on Military Affairs. TRUSTEES-On part of the State: J. L. Chamberlain, Brunswick, June 21, 1881; Selden Connor, Augusta, June :11, 1881; I. S. Bangs, Waterville, July 13, 1881; A. D. Stetson, Bath, April 28, 1881. On part of the Association: C. A. Coombs, Bath; S. T. Woodward, Bath; G. E. Morse, Bath. 0J<'FICERS-J oshua L. Chamberlain, Brunswick, President; G. E . .Morse, Bath, ,Secretary; C. A. Coombs, Bath, Treasurer. LADY V1s1T0Rs.-Mrs. Prof. T. II. Rich, Auburn, and Mrs. C. A. L. Sampson of Bath, for June and December; Mrs. E. H. Merrill of Portland, and Miss Clara M. Farwell of Rockland, for May and November; Mrs. S. G. Sargent of Augusta, and l\lrs. E. C. T. Sturtevant of Richmond, for July and January; Mrs. William S. Perry and Mrs. Ira P. Booker of Brunswick, for August and February; Mrs. Moses Gid dings of Eangor, and Mrs. B. F Hamilton of Saco, for September and March; Mrs. Andrew J. Fuller of Bath, and Mrs. James A. Hall of Damariscotta, for October and April. MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL, PORTLAND. OFFICERS, 1880-81-President, John E. Brown.* Directors-John T. Gilman, Presi dent of the Board; Israel Washburn, Jr., Samuel E. Spring, A. W. H. Clapp, Horatio .N. Jose, Wm. W. Thomas, elected by the Corporation. Francis Cobb, appointed by the Board of Visitors. Lewis W. Pendleton, Secr.etary; James T. McCobb, Treasurer. CoNSULTING PnYsICIANS AND SunoeoNs.-John 'I. Gilman, M, D., William Wood, .l\L D., Hiram H. Hill, M. D., Charles E. Swan, .M. D., Andrew J. Fuller, .M. D., Alonzo Garcelon, .M. D., Alfred .Mitchell, .M. D. "'Deceased. INSTITUTIONS OUT OF THE STATE. 13 RESIDENT PHYSICIAN AND SUPERINTENDENT.-Charles O. Hunt, M. D. VISITING PHYSICIANS,-Israel T. Dana, M. D., Horatio N. Small, M. D., Augustus S. Thayer, M. D., Lewis W. Pendleton, M. D. VISITING SuRGEONs.----William Warren Greene, M. D., Stephen H. Weeks, M. D., Seth C. Gordon, M. D., Frederick Henry Gerrish, M. D. HousE PUPILs.-John A. Houston, M. D., Charles D. Hill, M. D. I MATRON.-Mrs. L. W. Warren. VISITING AND ADVISORY BoARD.-Mrs. Andrew Spring, Mrs. H. P. Storer, Mrs. Samuel Small, Mrs. M. H. Smith, Mrs. D. W. Fessenden, Mrs. W.W. Virgin, Miss L. E. Bancroft, Mr~. Thomas Fillebrown, Mrs. Wm. Hammond, Mrs. W: G. Davis, Miss A. M. Paine, Mrs. W. E. Gould. INSTITUTIONS PATRONIZED BY THE STATE. COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON STATE BENEFICIARIES, Messrs. CAMPBELL, ROBIE and ,VILSON. THE PORTLAND SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF, PORTLAND, ME. Miss Ellen L. Barton, Principal; Miss Annie Kate Shaw, Miss Laura G. Ames, Assistants; Thomas Tash, Secntary and Treasurer, Portland, Maine. The school begins the first Monday in September, or last Monday in August, and closes the last week in June or first week in July. Four terms of ten weeks each. Pupils received at any time. State aid is furnished to pupils attending here, on I proper application. I AMERICAN ASYLUM, AT HARTFORD, CONN. Job Williams, M. A., Principal; John C. Parsons, Secretary; Roland Mather, Treasurer. The time for admitting pupils is the second Wednesday of September, and at no I other time in the year. PERKINS INSTITUTION, AND MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, AT SOUTH BOSTON, MASS. M. Anagnos, Director and Secretary, South Boston; Samuel Eliot, President of the Corporation; P. T. Jackson, Treasurer. The time for admitting pupils is the third Tuesday in September, and the first Monday in January. 14 INSTITUTIONS OUT OF THE STATE. CLARK INSTITUTION FOR DEAF MUTES, NORTHAMPTON, MASS. Miss Harriet B. Rogers, Principal; Lafayette Maltby, Treasurer; Samuel A. Fisk, M. D., Clerk. The school year begins on the third Wednesday of September. MASSACHUSE'rTS SCHOOL FOR IDIOTIC AND FEEBLE-MINDED YOUTH, AT SOUTH BOSTON. Samuel Eliot, President of Board of Trustees; W. Brandt Storer, Secretary; Edward Jarvis, M. D., Superintendent; George E. Tarbell, M. D., Assistant Superintendent; I. R. Barbour, Stewurd; Mrs. I. R. Barbour, Matron; Miss L. P. Holt, Miss L. L. Moulton, Miss E. 8. Waters, Miss L. J. Sanderson, Teachers; Edwin C. Luoe, In charge of Workshop. Applications for admission to the above institutions as beneficiaries of this State, should be addressed to the Governor and Council. RENDITION OF FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE. ----~-.·~··----- Applications for requisitions upon the executive authority of another State for the delivery of, and return of any offender who has fled from the justice of this State, must be in writing and must come from the County Attorneys and must be accompanied by the follow ing documents and proofs : 1. Two duly attested copies of the indictment found against the offender ; or, if no indictment has been found, two duly attested copies of the complaint and warrant, together with affidavits to the facts constituting the offence charged. 2. There must be in every case sworn evidence that the person charged is a fugitive from justice; that is, that he has fled from the State to avoid ai-rest. If. there has been any former requisition for the same person, growing out of the same transaction, it must be so stated, with an explanation of the reasons for asking a requisition ; and if the criminal is known to be under arrest for any other offense, this fact must appear. If the offense was not of recent occurrence, sufficient reasons 'must be given why the application has been delayed. No application will be granted unless the County Attorney shall state in writing that he believes there is sufficient evidence to convict the offender of the crime charged ; and that the requisition is not asked to aid in collecting a debt or enforcing civil remedy against a person who ha.s left the State, but solely to aid in the administration of the criminal law. Requisitions will be mailed directly to the Governor upon whom made, unless there be very special reasons for doing otherwise; but the authority of the agent appointed to receive the offender will be sent to the County Attorney for delivery, who must see that the agent makes return of it within a reasonable time to the Executive Department, with a statement of the manner in which his duty hail been discharged. The County Attorney should designate the name of the person he desires appointed as agent to receive the criminal, and instruct him to make prompt return of his doings to the Executive Department. :Mandates upon requisitions from other States will not be issued unless they are accompanied with documents, affidavits and state ments conforming substantially to the foregoing regulations, and the 16 PARDONS. officer will be directed to allow the offender arrested reasonable opportunity to assert any legal rights he may have in the premises. The proper expense of rendition of fugitives to this State will be be audited by the Governor and Council, and paid from the State Treasmy on receiving evidence that the agent has faithfully dis charged his duty. The expense incurred in this State for the return to other States of fugitives from justice, will be paid by the agents of such States. PARDONS. A petition for pardon should be addressed to tlie Governor and Council. The Secretary of State will issue a notice fixing the time for the hearing by the Governor and Council, and forward the same to the petitioners, in order that they may have the same published two weeks, at their own expense, in some newspaper published in the county where the convict was tried. The petitioners must also give written notice to the County Attorney for the county where the case was tried, stating the pendency of the petition and the time fixed for the hearing ; and at the hearing must furnish the Governor and Council with a certified copy of the indictment and record of conviction. Proceedings for obtaining a pardon for crimes formerly punishable with death, must he instituted before the justices of the supreme judicial courts. See chapter 114, public laws of 187G. Executive and Department Officers for 1881-2. NAME AND OFFICE. Residence. Term Expires. Harris M. Plaisted, Governor •.. • , •••••••••••••••••. Bangor ...... , ,January, 1883. Frederic Robie, Councillor, ••• •••••••••••••••. Gorham .. . • • . . " Lewis Barker, • , ....•...•...••.•.. Bangor ....••. Joseph T. Hinckley, ...... Bluebill ...... ,, Samuel N. Campbell, ...... Cherryfield ... . " William Wilson, ...... Hallowell ...•. " Roscoe L. Bowers, •..•.....•••..•••••. Saco ...... •.. " James G. Pendleton, " ...... Searsport...... " Joseph 0. Smith, Secretary of State...... ,Skowhegan ... . Sumner J. Chadbourne, Deputy Sf'cretary of State •••• Dixmont...... - J. Swett Rowe, Clerk ..•••••.••••••.••••••••••• •••• Bangor... .•• . - Samuel A. Holbrook, Treasurer •..••••••••••••••.••. 1 Freeport ...... January, 1883. ,vm. Caldwell, Clerk .••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Augusta ...... Edwin C. :Burleigh, Clerk.. . .. • . • • • • ...... Bangor ...... George L. Beal, Adjutant General ...... Norway ...... January, 1883. Henry M. Sprague, Clerk ..••••.••• ..•• , •••.••••••• Auburn •...... Sa,muel J. Gallagher, State Pension Agent ...... Augusta ...... Henry B. Cleaves, Attorne.1/ General ...... Portland ...... January, 1883. Josiah S. Hobbs, Librarian ...... Augusta ...... Feb. 17. 1884. Jeremiah Maxwell, Arsenal Keeper ...... Bangor ...... Feb. 6, 1884. Benj. F. Harris, Superintendent of Public Buildings .... Augusta ...... Feb. 6, 1884. Gustavus S. Bean, Warden State Prison ...... Bangor .. , . , . Nov. 30, 1884. Joseph B. Peaks, Insurance Commissioner ...... Dover ...... Feb. 20, 1883. Fred E. Richards, Bank Examiner ..•••••••••••••••. Camden ...... Feb. 11, 1883. Cyrus A. Packard, Land Agmt •••.• ••••••.••• : • •••• Blanchard ..... Feb. 20, 1884. Nelson A. Luce, Superintendent of Common Schools ••.. Freedom ...... Feb. 6, 1883. Robert N. Mcintyre, Clerk ...... , ••.• , ...... Bangor ...... Henry 0. Stanley, Commissioner of Fisheries ..•••••••• Dixfield ...... Dec. 30, 1883. William L. Clayton, Liquor Commissioner .••. ..•••••• Bangor...... 'S ov. 26, 1884. Joseph R. Farrington, Superintendent Reform School . .. Orono .•....•.. II. M. Harlow, Superintendent Insfl.ne Hospital ...... Augusta ... "I - Z. A. Gilbert, Secretary of Board of Agriculture.,, •••. Turner ...... ,. - Joseph W. Porter, lnsprcturof Prisons and Jails ...... Burlington .... lFeb. 6, 1884. Henry S. Osgood, " " " ...... Augusta ...... Feb. 20, 1884. D. G. Bean, " " " ..•... East Wilton ... Feb. 23, 1884. Joseph W. Dyer, Inspector of Steamboats ••.•••••••.•• Deering ...... March 1, 1884. Charles St11ples, Jr., Inspector of Steamboats ...••••••• Portland ...... Feb. 11, 1885. A. W. Wildei,>, Railroad Commissioner .••• •••••••. Skowhegan .... Feb. 6, 1883. John F. Anderson, " " ...... , Portland ...... April 22, 1882. Charles J. Talbot, ...... East Wilton ... April 30, 1883. H. T. Cummings, Commissioner of Pharmacy ••••••••• Portland, ..... April 24, 1881. N. S. Harlow, " " •.•.•.... Bangor .....•. April 28, 1883. J. II. Plaisted, •...... •. Waterville... July 2, 1882. Charles A. Bailey, Agent Penobscot Tribe of Indians •.. Oldtown , ..... Feb. 20, 1884. Chas. II. Porter, Agent Pas.~amaquodd.1/ Tribe(!( Indians Calais....•.... Feb. 23, 1884. Jacob McLellan, Com. of Harbor and Tidal Waters •. . !Portland .•..•. May 23, 1882. Timothy B. Tolford, " " " Portland •••.•• May 23, 1882. 2 18 GOVERNOR'S STAF.F.-JUDGES. GOVERNOR'S STAFF. BRIG. GENERAL GEORGE L BEAL, Norway, Adjutant General, Acting Quartermaster and Paymaster General. BRIG, GENERAL JOHN J, LYNCH, Portland, Inspector General. COLONEL FRANCIS E. HITCHCOCK, Rockland, Surgeon General. COLONEL JOH~ D. ANDEltSON, Gray, Judge Advocate General. COLONEL FRANK D. PULLEN, Bangor, Commissary General. COLONEL ENOCH C. FARJ:UNGTON, Augusta, Inspector of Rifle Practice, LIEUT, COLONEL LYMAN S. STRICKLAND, Houlton, Aid-de-Camp. LIEUT, COLONEL RICHARD A. FRYE, Bethel, Aid-de-Camp. LIEUT. COLONEL JOSEPH E. BADGEK, Augusta, Aid-de-Camp. LIEUT. COLONEL CHAHLES R. WHIDDEN, Calais, Aid-de-Camp. LIEUT. COLONEL ENOCH PERKINS, Lewiston, Aid-de-Camp. LIEUT, CoLONF.L FHEDElUCK H. STl:UCKLAN D, Bangor, Aid-de-Camp. MAJOR SAMUEL A. BERRY, Deering, Military Secretary. JUSTICES OF SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. NAME AND OFFICE. Residence. Term Expires. John Appleton, Chief Justice ...... •.•••..•....••••• Bangor •..•••• Sept. 20, 1883. Charles W. Walton, A~·sociate Justice ..•••••.••.... Auburn ...•••• May 15, 1883. William G. Barrows, " " ..••••••••••.• Brunswick .••. March 24, 1884. Charles Danforth, " " ..••••••••.. Gardiner .....• Dec. 31, 1884. William Wirt Virgin, " " •.•••••••• , ••. Portland ...••. March 24, 1887. John A. Peters, " " ...... , 1Bangor ...... May 13, 1887. Artemas Libbey, " " •..•••••••.••• 1Augusta ..•••• April 23, 1882. Joseph W. Symonds, " " ...... 1,Portland .....• Oct. 16, 1884. Joseph W. Spaulding, Reporter of Decisions ••...•••.• !Richmond ..... April 24, 1884. JUDGES OF SUPERIOR COURTS. William P. Whitehouse .•.••••.•••...... •..•.•••.. ·/Augusta ...... ,Feb. 20, 1885. Percival Bonney ...... Portland ...... Oct. 26, 1885. MUNICIPAL AND POLICE JUDGES. Adelbert D. Cornish ...... •..•••.••••••••...•••.... ,Lewiston ..•••. March 15, 1884. Preston S. Laughton, Clerk .••• ••.•.••.•.••.....•.. ,_Lewiston ..•••• April 19, 1884. Enoch Knight ...... 1 Portland ....•. March 6, 1883. George F. Gould, Recorder •• , ••..••.•••.•...... !Portland ...••• Feb. 20, 1884. Barton R. Jordan ...... !Brunswick .••. April 21, 1884. James B. Severy .••.••.•.•••••.••••...•.•••.•••••• '!Farmington .... Dec. 30, 1884. Andrew P. Wiswell ...... Ellsworth ..... March 12, 1881. Hilton W. True ...... Augusta ...... March 18, 1882. Austin D. Knight .... , ...... iHallowell ..... March 15, 1884. Henry Tallman ...... , ...... ,Bath ....••.•• March 5, 1885. Charles W. Hoss .... , , .••••.••.•••. , ••.•.• , ..•.••. Biddeford ...•• March 26, 1884. Samuel F. Chase ...... $aco ...... , • March 11, 1882. Richard Dresser ...... , ...... , ...... /Auburn ...... March 8, 1884. ,villiam Palmer ...... !Gardiner .•.•.. March 12, 1884. Emery Boardman •.•••.•. , .••• , .. , .•.• , •.•...• , ••• Belfast •...• ,. April 21, 1884. Gordon M. Hicks ...... Rockland ..••. March 7, 1881. Ezra C. Bret.t ....••.••.•••••••••••••••..••....••• , I Bangor •..•••• Dec. 20, 1884. Nathan L. Perkins, Recorder •..••••••••••••••• , ····!Bangor •.••••• Jan. 5, 1885. Horace W. Stewart ...... Waterville .... April 21, 1884. COUNTY OFFICERS FOR 1881-2. ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1854. ___ NAME. ----1 Residence. ---- Office. __ Term Expires. J. W. Maxwell ...... Webster ...... County Commissioner ... Jan. 1, 1882. Hiram Briggs .•••••...•..•. Livermore..... " " " 1883. Oscar D. Bailey ...... Auburn...... " " " 1887. George C. ,ving ...... Auburn ...... Judge Pfobate...... " 188-1. Nathan W. Harris ...... Auburn.·...... Register of Probate.... " 1885. Isaac W. Hanson ...... Poland ...... Clerk of Courts ...... " 1882. Alcander F. Merrill...... Lewiston ...... County Treasurer...... " 1883. Silas Sprague ...... Auburn ...... Register of Deeds...... '' " Albert H. Savage ...... Auburn ...... County Attorney...... " " Thomas Littlefield ...... Auburn ...... Sheriff...... " 1882. AROOSTOOK COUNTY-INCORPORPTED IN 1838. Albert A. Burleigh ...••••.. ,Houlton ...... County Commissioner... 'Jan. 1, 1R82. John Keegan ...... Van Buren ... · 1' " " " 1883. Joseph D. Emery ...... Caribou...... " " " 1887. Lyman S. Strickland ...... • IHoulton .....•• IJudge of Probate . . • . • . " 1885. Wil~ia~ T. S~ear ...... Presque Isle .. · I Hegister of Probate .. .. ;; 188.i. BenJamrn L. Staples .....•.. Houlton ...•... 1 Clerk of Courts ...•..•• 1883. Thomas .M. Bradbury ...... Houlton ....•• • I County Treasurer.. . . • • " 1883. Hadley Fairfield ...... Houlton .....•• 5 Register of Deeds for i ~ Southern District.. " 1883. James Keegan ...... Madawaska .. ·1' 5 Register of Deeds for ~ Northern District. . " 1883. Albert W. Madigan ...... Houlton ...... County Attorney...... " 1883. Benjamin .Alexander ...... Linneus ...... ,Sheriff...... ,. 1883. CUMBERLAND COUNTY-INCORPORATED rn 1760. Leander E. Cram ...... • JBaldwin ...•• , ICounty Commissioner... Jan. 1, 1882. w_ illiam L. Prince ..•.....•. Cumberland .. · 1 '' " I " 1883. Daniel P. Chaplin ...•••••.. Bridgton...... " " " 1887. Henry C. Peabody •...•..•.. 1Portland ...•.. Judge of Probate . . . • • . " 1884. Seth L. Larrabee ...... •.. Scarboro' ..••.. I Register of Probate . . . . " ]884. Alvari A. Dennett ....••.... Portland ..••.. ICJerk of Courts . . . • . • . . " 1882. Benjamin C. Stone ..• , ..•••• Bridgton ...... Deputy Clerk of Courts. " 1883. James M. Webb .•.•....••.. West brook ••.• County Treasurer ..•• • • " " Frank G. Stevens ...••.••••• Deering...... Register of Deeds...... " " Ardon W. Coombs ..••.••••. Portland ..•... County Attorney...... '· " Isaac D. Sawyer ...... Standish ...... Sheriff...... 1 " " FRANKLIN COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1838. Jeremy W. Porter ...... Strong ..••.•.. County Commissioner ... 1Jan. I, 1882. Frank W. Patterson , ...••.• Industry...... '' " " 1883. Isaiah Chick ...... Madrid ...... " " " 1887. Samuel Be~eher .••.•...•••. Farmington .... Judge of Probate...... " 1884. John G. Brown ...... New Sharon .. Register of Probate.... " 1884. David H. Chandler ...... Farmington .... Ulerk of Courts ...... '' 1883. Daniel Bonney ..•••.••••••. Farmington .... County Treasurer .. , • • • • " J otham S. Gould ...... Wilton ...... Register of Deeds...... " Elias Field ..•.••••••.•••••• Phillips ...... , !County Attorney...... " 1882. Zacheus A. Dyer ...... New Sharon ... Sheriff...... " 1883. 20 COUNTY OFFICERS. HANCOCK COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1789. ~--======~-======-c==:~-======-~-·==-=--~=-~--==== NAME, Residence. I Office. Term Expires. John Hopkins ...... Orland ...... County Commissioner... Jan. 1, 1882. Newell B. Coolidge ..•••••••. Lamoine ..••• • 1 •' " " 1883. John W. Somes ...... Mt. Desert.... " " " 1887. Parker Tuck ...... Bucksport..... Judge of Probate...... " 1885. Charles P. Dorr ...... Bucksport ..... 1 Register of Probate.... " " Huston B. Saunders ...... Ellsworth ...... Clerk of Courts...... '' '' Luther Lord ...... •.. Surry ...... County Treasurer...... " 1883. William B. Campbell ...... Ellsworth ...•. Register of Deeds...... " " George M. Warren ...... Castine ...... County Attorney...... " " Augustus R. Devereaux .. , .. Ellsworth ..... Sheriff. . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • " 1882. KENNEBEC COl;NTY-INCORPORATED IN 1789. Elbridge G. Hodgdon ...... Clinton ...... County Commissioner... Jan. I, 1882. George H. Andrews..••.•.•• Monmouth . • . . '' " " 1883. Horace Colburn .•.....••••. Windsor ... ,... " '' " 1887. Emery 0. Bean . ... ~ ...... Readfield ..... Judge of Probate...... " 1885. Howard Owen ...... ••••.... Augusta ..•.•. Register of Probate.... " " Alanson C. Otis...... Winthrop ...•.• Clerk of Courts...... " " Mark l{ollins ...... ~ lbion ...... County Treasurer...... " 1883. P. M. Fogler ...... Augusta ...... Hegister of Deeds...... '' ,, Herbert 1\1. Heath ...... Augusta ...... County Attorney...... " " George R. Stevens ...... Belgrade ...... !Sheriff.. . . • . . • . . • • • • • • " " KNOX COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1860. R. H. Counce ...... •••• Thomaston ..... County Commissioner... Jan. 1, 1882. James P. Hobbs ...... Hope . . . • . • . . . " " " 1883. Charles B. Vinal ...... •.. Vinalhaven.... " " " 1887. Ephraim M. '\\rood ...... Camden ...... Judge of Probate...... " 1885. Bradford K. Kalloch ...... Rockland ..... Register of Probate.... " " Lew ls F. Starrett ...... Warren ...... Clerk of Courts...... '' " Thomas U. ·~pear ...... Rockland ..... County Treasurer...... " 1883. ,Justus E. Sherman ...... Hockland ..... Register of Deeds...... " " John 0. Robinson ...... Thomaston ..... County Attorney...... " " Edward C. ~paulding ...... So. Thomaston. Sheriff...... " ,, LINCOLN COUNTY-INcouPoRATED IN 1760. Wait W. Keen ...... Damariscotta .. County Commissioner... Jan. 1, 1882. Alfred Patterson, Jr .....••• Edgecomb..... " " " 1883. Joseph Nickerson ...... •••.. Boothbay..... " " " 1887. George W. Lawrence ...... Damariscotta .. Judge of Probate...... " 1885. W. H. Miller .....•.•.•••.. Waldoboro' .... Hegisterof Probate .... " 1883. Charles \\' eeks ...... Newcastle . .... Clerk of Courts...... " 1885. Daniel W. Rice ...... Wiscasset .....• County Treasurer...... " 1883. Albert W Hall. ..•••••••••• Wiscasset ...... Register of Deeds...... " " Benjamin F. Smith ...... Wiscasset ...... County Attorney...... " " Caleb Hodgdon ...... Boothbay ..... Sheriff...... '' " COUNTY OFFICERS, 21 OXFORD COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1805. ______NAME,_____ R.osidonoo. i ____ Offic~ .. ---1 Torm E~pi,es. George F. Hammond ...... Pans...... County Comm1ss1oner ... Jan. 1, 1882. Henry G. Walker .....••.••. Lovell ...... · 1 " " " 1883. Waldo Pettingill...... Kumford...... " " " 1887. Richard A. Frye ..... ,, •.... Bethel •.... , .. 1 Judge of Probate . . • • . '' 1884. Herrick C. Davis ...... Paris ...... , 1Hegister of Probate . . • . 1885. James S. Wright ...... Paris ...... Clerk of Courts . . .. • .. . 1882. George II. Watkins ...... Paris...... county Treasurer...... 1883. Seymour C. Hobbs ..•••••••. Fryeburg ..... 1 5 Register of Deeds for l Western District... " John F. Stanley ...... Mexico ...... I S Re~ister of ~ee?s for i l Eastern D1stnct ... . A;!r~d S. Kimball ...... Waterford ..... Coun.ty Attorney ...... " 1' 1lham Douglas...... Waterford .... 1Sheriff ...... PENOBSCOT COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1806, Joseph W. Eaton ...••.••••. Plymouth .. , •. County Commissioner... 'Jan. 1, 1882. Joseph W. Burke ...... Lee ...... , ... , " " " 1883. Henry W. Briggs...... Hudson ...... 1887. Elliot Walker ...... Newport ...... Judge of Probate ...... 188:i. John F. Robinson ....••••... Lincoln ...•... Register of Probate ...• 1883. Ruel Smith ..••..•.•••.•... Bangor ...... !Clerk1 of Courts . . . . . • . . " Oliver D. Chapman ...... Plymouth .... · ICou~ty Treasurer ...... Am~s E: Hardy ...... Hampden ...... 1Reg1ster of Deeds ...... BenJamm H. Mace ...... •.. Bangor ...... 1County Attorney ...... • Lewis F. Stratton...•••••••• Mattawamkeag Sheriff ...... •....• 1 PISCATAQUIS COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1838, William G. Thompson ...... Gilford ...... County Commissioner ... Jan. 1, 1882. Volney A. Gray ...... Dover...... " " " 1883. Caleb Ford ...... ,. Atkinson...... 1887. E. J. Hale ...... Foxcroft ...... Judge of Probate...... 1883. Thomas P. Elliot ....•••.•.. Dovtir ....••... Register of Probate.... 1885. II. B. Flint ...... Dover ...... Clerk of Courts...... 1885. William Buck ....•...• , ... Foxcroft ...... County Treasurer ...... Suc's'r Declined Marcell W. Hall ...... •. .._. Dover ...••.... Register of Deeds ...... Jan. 1, 1883. Joseph B. Peaks ...... Dover ...... County Attorney...... " Stephen D. Millett ...... Milo ...... Sheriff ...... SAGADAHOC COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1854. Robert P. Carr ...... !Bowdoinham .. County Commissioner ... Jan. 1, 1882. Benjamin F. Marble ...... Woolwich...... " " " 1883. Otis F. Thompson ... , ••••••• Topsham...... " " " 1887. William T. Hall ...... \Hichmond ..... Judge of Probate...... " 1885. Cyrus W. Longley ..•..••••. Bath •.•..• , •• , Register of Probate.... " 1885. Joseph M. Hayes ...... [Bath ...... 1·c1erk of Courts...... " 1882. W~ll~am B. Taylor ...... Bath...... ,Cou~ty Treasurer...... " 1883. Wilham E. Hogan ...... 1Bath ...... :Register of Deeds .....• 1 Edward J. Millay ...... • \Bowdoinham .. County Attorney...... H John W. Ballou ....••..•..• Bath ...••••..• 1 Sheriff .•..•••• , .•.•..• 22 COUNTY OFFICERS. SOMERSET COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1809. NAME. Residence. Office. Term Expires. Stephen D. Greenleaf •..•••. Starks .•••.••. County Commissioner ... Jan. 1, 1882. Jotham Whipple ...... Solon ...... I " '' " 1883. Phineas P. Hilton ..••.••... Brighton ...... i " " " 1887. Albert Moore ...... Anson ...... Judge of Probate. 1885. John F. Holman ••••.•.••.•. ~thens .....••• (Register of Probate .••. Luther H. Webb ..•...... Skowhegan ....• Clerk of Courts.... • • . . " Alfred S. Burke ••••...••... ,Skowhegan ..•• County Treasurer ••••.. 1883. Frank B. Ward ...... 1 skowhegan •..• :Register of Deeds ..•••. Levi Greenleaf..••••..••.••. Pittsfield ...... iCounty Attorney...... " Josiah H. Hight .•••••.•••.. 1A thens ....•.••. Sheriff ••..•••••••••••• 1882. WALDO COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1827. Crosby Fowler ...... ••...••• Unity ...... County Commissioner... 'Jan. 1, 1882. lthama B. Thompson .....•. Montville..... " " ' " 1883. Gooding Grant ...... Prospect ....•• 1887. James D. Lamson ...... •... Freedom ...••. Judge of Probate .....• 1885. Augustus A. Fletcher ...... Lincolnville •.. Register of Probate .•.. 1885. William Berry ...... Burnham ...... Clerk of Courts .••.•••. 1883. George R. Sleeper ...... Belfast ....•.•. County Treasurer ..••.. James Pattee .....••.•••.... Jackson ...... Register of Deeds ...... George K Wallace •..•..... Belfast.....••. County Attorney ..•••• Charles Baker ..••••••.••.•• Belfast....•••. Sheriff .•..••••...... •• WASHINGTON COUNT,Y-INCORPORATED IN 1789. Asher B. Ge. tehell ...... Baring ...... ICounty Commissioner... Jan. 1, 1882. Robert F. Campbell. ...••••• Cherryfield.... " " " 1883. Jethro B. Nutt ...... Perry...... " " " 1887. James A. Mi.lliken ...... Cherr:rfleld .... Jud~e of Probate...... '.'. 1885. Ma son H. Wilder ...... ••. .\f achias ...... 1: Keg1ster of Probate ... . Phineas H. Longfellow ..•••• Machias .••.... iC!erk of Courts...... " Ignatius Sargent ...... Mach!as .•..•.. 'iCou1?ty Treasurer •.•. 1883. James C. Adams .....••..... Machias .•.••.. Register of Deeds .•••.• Charles B. Hounds .....••... Cala~s ...•••.. · 1Cou~ty Attorney .....•. Henry A. Balcom... . . • • • • . Calais ..•••... Sheriff .•..••..•...•..• " YORK COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1760. James F. Brackett ...... Limington .... County Commissioner ... Jan. 1, 1882. }{ ichard L. Goodwin ....••.. Berwick . . • • • • " " " 1883. William H. Deering ...... Saco ...... 1887. Nathaniel Hobbs ....•...•.. Berwick ...••. .Judge of Probate ...... 1885. Moses A. Safford •...•..•.... Kittery.; .•••• Register of Probate .•.. 1885. Amos L. Allen ...... Alfred ...... Clerk of Courts ...... 1883. Charles E. Wold ...... Buxton .....•. County Treasurer ..••.. Asa L. Ricker ...... Alfred ...... kegister of Deeds .... . William Emery ••..•...•••. Alfred .....•.• County Attorney .....•• 1882. Zopher R. Folsom ..•....•.. Biddeford ...•.. Sheriff ...... •••••••... 1883. LEGISLATURE FOR 1881-2. SENATE. JOSEPH A. LOCKE, PRESIDENT. COUNTY. DISTRICT, NAME, RESIDENCE. YoRK ..•••••••• First •..•••• GEORGE H. WAKEFIELD •..•.•• South Berwick. JASON W. BEATTY ...... Saco. CHARLES F. SANBORN •.•••••.• Parsonsfield. CuMBERLAnD,.... Second .•••• JOSEPH A. LOCKE ..•.. , • • • • • • • • Portland. HENRY C. BREWER ...... Freeport. ALBERT F. NUTTING ...... Otisfield. TOBIAS LORD, JR... • • • • • • • • • . . . Standish. OXFORD.... • • • . . Third...... AUG UST US H. WALKER.... • . • . Lovell. GEORGE D. BISBEE ...... Buckfield. ANDROSCOGGIN, .. .Fourth ...... JEREMIAH DING LEY, JR ....••• Auburn. GEORGE PARCHER ...... Leeds. FRANKLIN .•..••. Fifth .•••.. GEORGE R. FERNALD ••.••••••. Wilton. SAGADAHOC • • • • • :Sixth • • • • . . EDWIN D. LAMSON • • • • • • • • • • • • Richmond, KENNEBEC, ..•• ,, Seventh •••• JOSEFH S. BERRY ...... ,, .••• Wayne. C. C. CORNISH .. • • .. • . • • • • • • • • • • Winslow. SOMERSET ...•••• Eighth .•.•• CHANDLER BAKER...•.•••.• ,,. Bingham. NATHANIEL BUXTON ...... North Anson. PrscATAQUIS •••• Ninth .•.•.• LEVI C. FLINT .•..••••••••••••• Monson. PENOBSCOT.. . • • • Tenth . .•••• JOSEPH L. SMITH...... , • , , • , • Oldtown, STEPHEN JENNINGS ...•••••••• Bangor. FRANCIS W. HILL ...... Exeter. HENRY C. FRIEND. • • .. • .. • • • • • Etna. 24 SENATE. COUNTY, DISTRICT, NAME, RESIDENCE. LINCOLN •••••••• Eleventh .... JAMES W. CLARKE ...... Nobleboro'. KNox ..••••••••• Twelfth ••••• DAVID N. MORTLAND ...... Rockland. WALDO ••••••••• Thirteenth •. JAMES R. TABER ...... Unity. CALVIN W. SHERMAN •.••••••• Islesboro'. HANCOCK .•..•••• Fourteenth .. NAHUM T. HILL ...... Bucksport. LUCILLIUS A. EMERY .••••••••• Ellsworth. W .A.SHINGTON •••• Fifteenth ... EZRA L. PATTANGALL ...... Pembroke. VORANUS H. COFFIN .•••.••••• Harrington. AROOSTOOK ...... Sixteenth ... DAVID DUDLEY ...... Presque Isle. OFFICERS. NAME, OFFICE, RESIDENCE, JOSEPH A. LOCKE. . • . • • • • • • • • • President.... • • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • Portland. CHARLES W. TILDEN ...... Secretary ...... , , .... Hallowell. GEORGE E. MINOT ...... Assistant Secretary ...... Belgrade. CHARLES H. LOVEJOY ...... Messenger ...... Sidney. F. E. VOTER ..•••• , •••••••.••. As.~istant .llfessenQer ••••••••••. Farmington. JOHN R. FLINT ...•••.•••••••• Folder . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Monson. WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT ...... Page ...... Wayne. G. W. HESELTON ...... Regorter ••••• •••••••••••••••• Gardiner. NATHANIEL BUTLER ...... Chaplain ...... Hallowell. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. LIBERTY H. HUTCHINSON' SPEAKER. NAME, RESIDENCE, ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY. Ellery F. Goss ....••••••••••.•...... , ....••• , ..•...... ••..•• Auburn. Ebenezer Jordan .•..•....•.•...... ••...... •.....•.••••..•• Auburn. Silas W. Cook ...... , ••...••...... •..••••••• Lewiston. Liberty H. Hutchinson .•••••.••..•.... , . • • . • • . • . • ...... • . Lewiston. Isaac N. Parker ..•••• ,, •••••.••.....•...•...••.•.....•.•••.•. Lewiston. Elijah M. Shaw ...... Lisbon. *Thomas B. Swan •••••••••.•••...•....••...•...... •..••••. Minot. Horace C. Haskell ...•...•....••.•...... , ...... • • • . • • . . . . • • . . . Turner. Joseph G. Bragg .••.••••••••.••••.••••...... •.....••••••.... Wales. AROOSTOOK COUNTY. L. R. King , . • . . • • • • • • • • • • . • • • . • • . . • • • . . • . . . . . • . • . • . . . • • • • • • • • Caribou. Samuel G. Wheeler.... , ••••....•••••••.•...... •..••....••••... lil!r!!ton. William Dickey .....•..•••...... ••••..•.•...•...•...... •.. Fort Kent. Joseph B. Hutchinson ..••..•.•••••..••••••.•.•..••••••..••.•.• Houlton. Frank C. Nickerson •...... •.•••. : •.•••...... •.•...... •.•.••. Linneus. John Burnham ...... Sherman. Peter CJ. Keegan. . • • • • • • • • • • • • ...... • . • • • . • . • • • • . . • . • . • • • . • • • Van Buren. CUMBERLAND COUN'fY. Appleton N. Burnell ...... Baldwin. Albion G. Bradstreet ...•.....•••••..•..•.•••...... • , •••.•.. Bridgton. Weston Thompson ...... Brunswick. Daniel Strout , •...... •...... •••...•...•..••...•.. , • , ... Cape Elizabeth. L. P. Sturdivant .. . . . • ...... • • ...... • . . . • . . . • • ...... • Cumberland. George B. Leavitt .••••.••.•••.•••.•••.•••..• , .•.•.••••.•• , •.• Deering. John C. Kendall...... • .. • • .. .. • .. . . • .. • • ...... Freeport. Alpheus Boothby ....•...... •...... •...... •..•••...... • Gorham. William Elder ..•..•.•...... • , •.•...••.....•••...... Gray. Chas. E. Trufant ..•..••.•..•.•••.•.••••••.••••••• , . • • • • • • • • . • • Harpswell. Ebenezer F. Wardwell ...... Otisfield. Albion S. Perley...... North Yarmouth, Reuel S. Maxey ••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••• , •• , •••••• , Portland. Nathan E. Redlon •...••.••••....•..•.....••••....•..••.•••••• Portland. Almon A. Strout...... Portland. Samuel A. True ...••••.•••.....•••••••...••••••.•••... , , •. , , , . Portland. Byron D. Verrill ••.••••••••••....•..• , •••••••... ,.,, .•..•• , •• Port.land. Joseph B. Brown ...... Sebago. George W. Leighton ...... Westbrook. Frank H. Boody .....•.••...•...... •.•..•..... , • , . , ... , . • • Windham. *Expelled. D. B. Perry, Poland, elected to fill vacancy. 26 ROUSE 01<' REPRESENTATIVES. NAME. RESIDENCE. FRANKLIN COUN'fY. John "F. Libby•....•••••.••...... •...... •.•..•.•..••... Carthage. John J. Linscott ...... •.••...... •...•...... •••.•.• :Farmington. ,villiam S. Gilbert.... • ...... • ...... Kingfield. Thomas Smith...... • . . • • • . • ...... • • . . • ...... • . . • . • • New Sharon. Benjamin Tarbox...... • • • • • ...... • ...... • ...... • • . • • . Phillips. HANCOCK COUNTY. Guy W. Mc Alister .•.•....•...... •.. Bucksport. Seth Webb. . . • . . . . • . . • . . • . • . • • • • • ...... • . . . . • • • . • • • • • • . • • . Deer Isle. James T. Cushman ....•..•••...... ••...•.•••••..•.•...•.••...• Ellsworth. John A. Buck ...... •••••••...•.....•...•...... •.•.•...•.• Orland. Henry W. Sargent . • . . • • . • . • . . . • . . . • . . . . • . . . . . • . . . • • • • ...... Sedgwick. Oliver P. Bragdon.... • ...... • . • • . . • . . • ...... Sullivan. Edwin H. Torrey •....•....•.•.••...... ••••..... Surry. Eben B. Clark ...••.••.•...... •...... •...•.• Tremont. Lyman S. Hopkins ••••.•.•.....•...•••...•.•...... ••.•.. Trenton. KENNEBEC COUN'fY. Anson P. Morrill ...•••.•••...... •••...•..••..•....•.....•.. Augusta. Josiah P. Wyman ...... •...... ••...•...... ••...... Augusta. ,villiam F. Eldred...... • . . . . • . . . • . . . . • • • • . . . • . • • • . . • • . . . . • . . • Belgrade. Chari es F .. Achorn...... • ...... • • • ...... • . • . . . . China. David Wentworth ....•.••...... •••••...... •.....•...•••.• Gardiner. Eliphalet Rowell •..••.•.•.•..•...... ••••••••••.••..••....•... Hallowell. James H. Norris ...... •..•...... Monmouth. Quintin L. Smith ...... •.•..•.....•.....•...... •...• Mt. Vernon. Francis E. Heath ...... •...... ••.•...•.•..••.•.•...• \Vaterville. Elisha P. Seavey ••...•...•...••••.•••.....••...... •...•••. ,vest Gardiner. James E. Ashford .•••.•..••..•.•...... •.••...... ••... Windsor. Allen P. Varney ...... •...... •...... •.....•..•.... Winslow. Reuben T. Jones ..•... , • • • . . • ...... • ...... • . . . . . • . . . . . '\Vinthrop. KNOX COUNTY. Hosea B. Eaton ...... •...•••....•...... •...... •.••••..•••. Camden. Fred 0. Bartlett ..•..•...•...... ••...... •••••...•.•.• Hope. Sidney i\L Bird...... • • ...... • • • . . . . . • • • • . . • . . • • • • . • Rockland. Oliver G. Hall ...... ••...•....•.•...•....••..•.••••.•.••••••• Rockland. Joseph T. McKellar ...... South Thomaston. Charles A. Glidden ...••...•.•...... St. George. William E. Vinal. .•••..•....•.••••.••.•••..•....•••.•...• , • . • Thomaston. Emery F. Joy ...... Union. LINCOLN COUNTY. Charles H. Fisher .•..•••.•••...... ••.•.. Boothbay. James W. Partridge ....•..•...... •..•....•..•..•.. Bristol. Horatio G. Allen ....••.••..•...... •...•...... Dresden . . James II. Noyes. . • • . • • • • • • . . . • • . . . • • . • ...... • . . • Jefferson. Moses Chase .. • . . . • • . . • . . . . . • • • • . • . . . • • . . • . . . • • . . . . • • • . . • • • • • • Newcastle. George G. Benner.•..•..•.•••••.••••••••••••••....••••.•••..•• Waldoboro'. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 27 NAME. RESIDENCE. OXFORD COUNTY. Samuel B. Twitchell . . . . . • . . • . • . • . • . • • • . . • . . . . . • . • • . • • • • • • • . • • Bethel. John A. Sweat...... • . • ...... • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • . . • . . • . • • Brownfield. Thomas S. Bridgham...... • ...... • • ...... • . • . . . . . • • • • . Buckfield. William Bean ...... Denmark. Albert F. Andrews ..•..•••••••...•••...•.••••••...... •.•.••.•.Norway. Jarvis C. Marble.. • • • • . • • • • • • . • • • . . . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • . . • • • . • Paris. IIenry Rowe.. . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . . • • . • • . • . • • • • • . • • • • . . Peru. Charles W. Kimball ...... Rumford. PENOBSCO'f COUNTY. Silas C. Hatch.... • • • • • • • . . . • • • . • • • • . • . • • • • . . • . . . • . . . • • . • • • • • • Bangor. Charles V. Lord ....••••••..••.•.••...... •••...... ••.•..••.. Bangor. Benjamin B. Thatcher.•••••..••...•.•••...... •.••••.•.•.• Bangor. Frank P. Livermore ...•.••••••.••..•••.•..•...... •..•.••••.•• Bradley. Jeptha H. Nickerson ...... •...... •...... ••...•••.•••• Brewer. Lorenzo N. Doore •...... •.•...... •••.•....••...... •...•..•. Charleston. George W. Nutter .•••..••....•••...••.•.•...... ••.•...••••••• Corinna. Horace H. Wheeler ...... Etna. Calvin P. Perry ...... ••..•.•...•••••..•....•.....••.•....••.•• Garland. Lowell Marston ..•....•.•.....•.•....••.•.••...•.....••••..•. Glenburn. Abial P. Loud ...... ••.••..••..••..•••...... •...... •.•.••• Hampden. Joseph Goodwin ...•...... ••••....•••••••...... •.••••.•••••••• Iludson. John White ...... Levant. David 0. Trafton ...•.••.•...••.•.••••.••...... •••...... ••.. Newport. Franklin W. Folsom ...•..•.•.•...••.•.•.••.••.•••.•••••••••••• Oldtown. Amos Dennis...... • • ...... • . . . . • • . • . . . . • ...... • . . • ...... • Passadumkeag. ::lamutil Waters ...... Patten. Benjamin D. Averill ..•...••••..•••••••....••..••...... ••.••• Prentiss. PISCATAQUIS COUN'fY. Ephr NAME. RESIDENCE. WALDO COUN'l'Y. Oscar W. Pitcher..•••••••••.••••••.•.••••••.••.•.••.•••••••••• Belfast. Ellis C. Freeman ..•••••••••••.••••••••••••.•• , • . • • • • . • • • • • • • • Lincolnville. John R. Bradstreet •..•••.••.•.•••.•••.•.••••••.•.•••.•••••••• Palermo. Edward R. Packard... • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • . Searsmont. Jonathan C. Nickels ..••••••••••••••••..•••••••••••••••••••••• Searsport. Orrin P. Estes .••••• , ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••..•••••••••• Troy. James G. Harding.... • • . • • • • • . • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • • • • Waldo. Fred W. Ritchie ..••••••••••••••••••••••••.••• , •••••••..•••••• Winterport. WASHINGTON COUN'l'Y. Marshall N. McKusick ••••••••.•••••••.•••••.•...••.••.•.••••• Calais. William Freeman •••••••••••••••••••••••.•.••.•••••••••••••••• Cherryfield. Joel Foss. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Danforth. Isaac S. Eastman...... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dennysville. John C. Talbot.. . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • . • • East Machias. :Hiram Blanchard. . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • Eastport. C. H. Cummings... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • • • Jones port. Elipha!et S. l\'leans.. . . • • • • . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • Machias. John C. tVilder...•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pembroke. Roswell L. Crosby •••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.. Whiting. YORK COUNTY. Lorenzo R. Hersom • . . • • • • • • • • • • . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • . . • • • • Berwick. George W. Donnell ...... Biddeford. Orrin H. Staples ...... ; • • . • • • • Biddeford. Abel G. ::lmith ...... Buxton. Zebulon Staples... • • • • • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dayton. lioward Staples ...... Elliot. Robert W. Lord ...... Kennebunk. Mark F. Wentworth ...... Kittery. Loring S. Edgecomb ..••.•••••••••••••.••.•••••••••••••.•••••• Limington. Loring T. Staples ...... Parsonsfield. George A. Emery .••••.••••••• , • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • Saco. Ernest M. Goodall.. • • . • . • • • • • • • • • • . • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • . • • • • Sanford Edmund Goodwin .••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• Shapleigh. James M. Chadbourne ...... Waterboro'. Daniel B. Harris ...... York. OFFICERS. NAME. OFFICE. RESIDENCE. LIBERTY H. HUTCHINSON ••.••••••••• Speaker ...... Lewiston. 0RAMANDAL SMITH.... • • • • • • • • • • • • • Clerk • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Litchfield. FRANKL. PATTEN ...... Assistant Clerk •..•••••••••••• Newport. CHARLES H. GATCHELL ••••••••••••• ]}fessenger •...•••••••••••••••• Jackson. JOHN W. PHINNEY •.•.••••••••••••• ]st Assistant Messenger •••••••• Plymouth. WILLIAM J. SmTH ...... 2d .Assistant .111.essenger ••• •••••• Brunswick. CHARLES F. PRESSEY •..•••••••••••• Page.... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Lewiston. JOSEPH C. CAMPBELL ...•••••.•••••• Page .••••••••••••••••••••••• Augusta. FRANK A. SMALL .••..•••••••••••••• Reporter .••••••••••••••••••••• Augusta. REV. JOHN ALLEN ...... Chaplain •••••••••••••••••••• Farmington. Standing Committees of the Legislature. _____.,....,. .._,. _____ JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. On the Judiciary. Messrs. Emery of Hancock, Mortland of Knox, } of the Senate. Bisbee of Oxford, Messrs. Strout of Portland, 'l McKusick of Calais, Hall of Rockland, I Flint of Dover, ?" of the House. King of Caribou, Talbot of East Machias, I Hutchinson of Houlton, ) On Legal Affairs. Messrs. Walker of Oxford, Dingley of Androscoggin, } of the Senate. Cornish of Kennebec, Messrs. Verrill of Portland, I Parker of Lewiston, Freeman of Cherryfield, I Emery of Saco, ),- of the House. Sprague of Phipsbnrg, Swan of Minot, Bridgham of Buckfield, J On Pinancial Affairs. Messrs. Cornish of Kennebec, Hill of Hancock, } of the Senate. Beatty of York, Messrs. Hatch of Bangor, 'l Morrill of Augusta, True of Portland, I Goss cf Bath, Iof the Hou,e, Jordan of Auburn, Jones of Winthrop, Ritchie of Winterport, ) 30 ,JOINT STANDING COJ\Il\'IITTEES. On Federal Relations. Messrs. Nutting of Cumberland, Coffin of "\iV ashington, } of the Senate. Dudley of Aroostook, .Messrs. Jordan of Auburn, Glidden of St. George, Averill of Prentiss, l Parsons of New Portland, rof the House. Foss of Danforth, Chadbourne of Waterboro', I McKellar of South Thomaston, ) On Education. Messrs. Parcher of Androscoggin, Cornish of Kennebec, } of the Senate. Nutting of Cumberland, Messrs. Thompson of Brunswick, Marble of Paris, Perley of North Yarmouth, l Purinton of Bowdoin, rof the House. Hatch of Bangor, Keegan of Van Buren, I Estes of Troy, ) On Baifroads. Messrs. Beatty of York, Lamson of Sagadahoc, } of the Senate. Smith of Penobscot, Messrs. Bradstreet of Bridgton, Fisher of Boothbay, Wentworth of Kittery, l Buck of Orland, rof the House. Seavey of ,vest Gardiner, Goodwin of Hudson, I Staples of Elliot, ) On Commerce. Messrs. Coffin of W a:;;hington, Wakefield of York, } of the Senate. Sherman of w· aldo, Messrs. Goss of Bath, Lord of Bangor, Bragdon of Sullivan, l Nickels of Searsport, rof the House. Harris of York, Benner of Waldoboro', I Cummings of Jones port, ) JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. 31 On Jlfercantile Affairs and Insurance. Messrs. Lamson of Sagadahoe, Lord of Cumberland, } of the Senate. Sanborn of York, Messrs. Buck of Orland, Redlon of Portland, Bird of Rockland, l Boody of Windham, rof the Hoitse. Sweat of Brownfield, Marston of Glen burn, I Strout of Cape Elizabeth, ) On Banks and Banking. Messrs. Dingley of Androscoggin, } Lord of Cumberland, of the Senate. Hill of Penobscot, Messrs. Lord of Bangor, True of Portland, Wyman of Augusta, l Clark of Tremont, rof the Honse. Kimball of Rumford, McKellar of 8outh Thomaston, I ·Elder of Gray, ) On Manufactures. Messrs. Dingley of Androscoggin, Friend of Penobscot, } of the Senate. Pattangall of '1V ashington, Messrs. Heath of Waterville, Shaw of Lisbon, Lord of Kennebunk, 'I Burnell of Baldwin, rof the House. Goodale of Hartland, Goodwin of Shapleigh, I Crosby of Norridgewock, ) On Agricuzt,ure. Messrs. Berry of Kennebec, Sanborn of York, } of the Senate. Hill of Penobscot, Messrs. Andrews of Norway, Mallett of Topsham, Tarbox of Phillips, 'I Norris of' Monmouth, rof the House. Haskell of Turner, Staples of Parsonsfield, I Partridge of Bristol, ) 32 JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. On Military Affairs. Messrs. Fernald of Franklin, Flint of Piscataquis, } of the Senate. Buxt0n of Somerset, Messrs. Goss of Auburn, Shaw of Lisbon, Heath of Waterville, l Kendall of Freeport, rof the House. Libby of Carthage, Freeman of Lincolnville, I Rowe of Peru, J On Interior Waters. Messrs. Wakefield of York, Nutting of Cumberland, } of the Senate. Berry of Kennebec, Messrs. Dickey of Fort Kent, Twitchell of Bethel, Burnham of Sherman, l Leland of Skowhegan, r of the House. Nickerson of Brewer, Hilton of Kingsbury. Gilbert of Kingfield, J On State Lands and State Roads. Messrs. Flint of Piscataquis, Baker of Somerset, } of the Senate. Clarke of Lincoln, Messrs. Cook of Lewiston, Burnham of Sherman, Hilton of Kingsbury, l Berry of Garland, r of the House. White of Levant, Ware of Athens, I Bradstreet of Palermo, J On }Vays and Bridges. Messrs. Hill of Hancock, Hill of Penobscot, } of the Senate. Coffin of Washington, Messrs. Nickerson of Linneus, Nutter of Corinna, Wentworth of Gardiner, 'I Chase of Newcastle, Iof the House. Vinal of Thomaston, Doore of Charleston, Leighton of Westbrook, J ------·------ JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. 33 ' On Fisheries and Game. Messrs. Brewer of Cumberland, Jennings of Penobscot, } of the Senate. ' Wakefield of York, ,, Messrs. Thatcher of Bangor, •; Leavitt of Deering, Eastman of Dennysville, l Torrey of Surry, r of the House. Wilder of Pembroke, Smith of Buxton, Webb of Deer Isle, J On Counties. Messrs. Mortland of Knox, Brewer of Cumberland, } of the Senate. Taber of Waldo, Messrs. Bragdon of Sullivan, I Cook of Lewiston, Maxcy of Portland, I Eldred of Belgrade, rof the House. Bartlett of Hope, Waters of Patten, I Packard of Searsmont, ) On Towns. Messrs. Smith of Penobscot, Berry of Kennebec, } of the Senate. Walker of Oxford, Messrs. McAlister of Bucksport, I Twitchell of Bethel, Kendall of Freeport, I Sargent of Sedgwick, r of the House. Achorn of China, Trafton of Newport, I Wheeler of Etna, ) On Indian Affairs. Messrs. Jennings of Penobscot, Pattangall of Washington, } of the Senate. Parcher of Androscoggin, Messrs. Cushman of Ellsworth, I Blanchard of Eastport, Joy of Union, I Donnell of Biddeford, r of the House. Folsom of Oldtown, Crosby of Whiting, I Loud of Hampden, J 3 34 JOINT STANDING COM:\HTTEES. On Claims. Messrs. Baker of Somerset, Parcher of Androscoggin, } of the Senate. Sherman of Waldo, Messrs. ,vyman of Augusta, Pitcher of Belfast, Varney of Winslow, l Goodall of Sanford, ),- of the House. Bean of Denmark, Livermore of Bradley, I Sturdivant of Cumberland, ) On Pensions. Messrs. Sanborn of York, Friend of Penobscot, } of the Senate. Flint of Piscataquis, Messrs. Parker of Lewiston, i Nickerson of Linneus, McAllister of Bucksport, I Burnham of Sherman, ),-of the House. Wheeler of Easton, Brown of Sebago, Dennis of Passadumkeag, )I On Insane Hospital. Messrs. Pattangall of Washington, Hill of Hancock, } of the Senate. Dudley of Aroostook, Messrs. Morrill of Augusta, i Goss of Auburn, Wentworth of Kittery, I Sargent of Sedgwick, Iof the House. Linscott of Farmington, Marble of Paris, Eaton of Camden, ) On Reform School. Messrs. Lord of Cumberland, Fernald of Franklin, } of_the Senate. Taber of Waldo, Messrs. Rowell of Hallowell, i Smith of Mt. Vernon, Burr of Mercer, I Smith of New Sharon, Jo/the Houae. Boothby of Gorham, Goodwin of Hudson, Edgecomb of Limington, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. 35 On State Prison. Messrs. Bisbee of Oxford, Brewer of Cumberland, 1of the Senate. Buxton of Somerset, Messrs. Maxcy of Portland, Wentworth of Gardiner, Means of Machias, l Leland of Skowhegan, 'of the House. Hersom of Berwick, Lang of Palmyra, Staples of Biddeford, J On Public Buildings. Messrs. Sherman of Waldo, Lamson of Sagadahoc, } of the Senate. Baker of Somerset, Messrs. Keegan of Van Buren, l Kennison of Williamsburg, Wardwell of Otisfield, I Trufant of Harpswell, }- of the Ho,use. Jones of Brighton, Staples of Dayton, I Folsom of Oldtown, J On Library. Messrs. Clarke of Lincoln, l Emery of Hancock, j of the Senate. Fernald of Franklin, Messrs. Noyes of Jefferson, l Sprague of Pbip:;;burg, Harding of Waldo, I Hopkins of Trenton, lof the House. Allen of Dresden, Bragg of Wales, Ashford of Windham, J On Mines and Mi'ning. Messrs. Jennings of Penobscot, l Emery of Hancock, }- of the Senate. Lord of Cumberland, ) Messrs. Lord of Kennebunk, Bragdon of Sullivan, Freeman of Cherryfield, l Noyes of Jefferson, Iof the House. Ashford of Windsor, Cummings of Jonesport, Dennis of Passadumkeag, J STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE. On Ways and Means. Messrs. Hatch of Bangor, Morrill of Augusta, True of Portland, Goss of Bath, Jordan of Auburn, Jones of Winthrop, Ritchie of Winterport. On the Business of the House. Messrs. Verrill of Portland, McKusick of Calais, Staples of Parsonsfield. On Leave of Absence. Messrs. Boody of Windham, Dickey of Fort Kent, Means of Machias, Clark of Tremont, Folsom of Oldtown, Benner of Waldoboro'. Dqnnell of Biddeford., On Change of Names. Messrs. Fisher of Boothbay, Strout of Portland, Bird of Rockland, Parsons of New Portland, Andrews of Norwav, Eastman of Denny;ville, Goodwin of Shapleigh. On Bills in the Third Reading. Messrs. Eaton of Camden, McAllister of Bucksport, Nutter of Corinna, Glidden of St. George, Redlon of Portland, Estes of Troy, Goodall of Sanford. STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE. 37 On Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Pitcher of Belfast, Rowell of Hallowell, Bradstreet of Bridgton, Flint of Dover, Linscott of Farmington, Freeman of Lincolnville, Sweat of Brownfield. On County Estimates. Messrs. Goodall of Sanford, Goss of Auburn, Dickey of Fort Kent, Boothby of Gorham, Libby of Carthage, Hopkins of Trenton, Heath of Waterville, Glidden of St. George, Chase of Newcastle, Kimball of Rumford, Thatcher of Bangor, . Hilton of Kingsbury, Mallett of Topsham, Parsons of New Portland, Pitcher of Belfast, Foss of Danforth. On Elections. Messrs. Wyman of Augusta, King of Caribou, Redlon of Portland, Lord of Bangor, Bridgham of Buckfield, Ritchie of Winterport, Staples of Parsonsfield. SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE To investigate certain newspaper charges against Thomas B. Swan, a member of the House. Messrs. Staples of Parsonsfield, Keegan of Van Buren, Vinal of Thomaston. Hutchinson of Houlton, Verrill of Portland, Eastman of Dennysville, McKusick of Calais. STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE. On Bills in the Second Reading. Messrs. Fernald of Franklin,' Walker of Oxford, Emery of Hancock, ·Beatty of York, Nutting of Cumberland, Clarke of Lincoln, Lord of Cumberland, Pattangall of Washington, Wakefield of York, Taber of Waldo, Baker of Somerset, Friend of Penobscot. On Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Parcher of Androscoggin, Brewer of Cumberland, Lamson of Sagadahoc, Bisbee of Oxford, Berry of Kenneb~c, Mortland of Knox, Hill of Hancock, Sanborn of York, Buxton of Somerset, Coffin of Washington, Jennings of Penobscot, Sherman of Waldo. SPECIAL COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE. On Senatorial Votes. Messrs. Cornish of Kennebec, Lamson of Sagadahoc, Beatty of York, Smith of Penobscot, Lord of Cumbi~rland, Fernald of Franklin, Buxton of Somerset. On Lem)e of Absence. Messrs. Wakefield of York, Hill of Penobscot, Bisbee of Oxford. JOINT SELECT COMMITTEES. On Gubernatorial Votes. Messrs. Berry of Kennebec, Mortland of Knox, Dingley of Androscoggin, 'I Hill of Penobscot, / ),- of the Senate. Walker of Oxford, Pattangall of Washington, :I Clarke of Lincoln, ) Messrs. Dickey of Fort Kent, Parker of Lewiston, Verrill of Portland, Linscott of Farmington, McAlister of Bucksport, l Morrill of Augusta, Hall of Rockland, I Fisher of Boothbay, Marble of Paris, rof the House. White of Levant, Flint of Dover, Goss of Bath, Goodale of Hartland, Harding of Waldo, McKusick of Calais, Emery of Saco, J To Inforrn the Governor of his Election. Messrs. Berry of Kennebec, } Coffin of Washington, of th~ Senate. Hill of Penobscot, Messrs. Morrill of Augusta, I Dickey of Fort Kent, I Cook of L(lwiston, Folsom of Oldtown, ),- of the House. Hersom of Berwick, J Freeman of Cherryfield, Leighton of Westbrook, 40 JOINT SELECT COl\H\IITTEES. On Maine State Year Book. Messrs. Brewer of Cumberland, Lamson of Sagadahoc, } of the Senate. Taber of Waldo, Messrs. Heath of Waterville, 'l Pitcher of Belfast, Goodall of Sanford, I Burnell of Baldwin, r of the House. Sweat of Brownfield, Staples of Eliot, I Foss of Danforth, J On the Governor's Message. Messrs. Jennings of Penobscot, ! Emery of Hancock, of the Senate. Bisbee of Oxford, Messrs. Talbot of East Machias, I Purington of Bowdoin, I Hilton of Kingsbury, Staples of Parsonsfield, r of the House. Clark of Tremont, I Burnell of Baldwin, Gilbert of Kingfield, ) On Printing and Binding. Messrs. Berry of Kenne bee, } Hill of Hancock, of the Senate. Wakefield of York, Messrs. Rowell of Hallowell, I Goss of Auburn, I Bradstreet of Bridgton, Lord of Bangor, rof the House. Trufant of Harpswell, I Benner of W aldoborough, Webb of Deer Isle, J On Temperance. Messrs. Flint of Piscataquis, Berry of Kennebec, } of the Senate. Taber of Waldo, Messrs. Morrill of Augusta, Goss of Bath, Fisher of Boothbay, l Cook of Lewiston, r of the House. Livermore of Bradley, Lang of Palmyra, I Wheeler of Easton, J ,JOINT SELECT COl\DIITTEES. 41 On Cong1·essional Di;tricts. Messrs. Bisbee of Oxford, ) Beatty of York, I Cornish of Kennebec, ~ of the Senate. Emery of Hancock, I t:imith of Penobscot, J Messrs. Verrill of Portland, Twitchell of Bethel, ) Purinton of Bowdoin, Nutter of Corinna, Parker of Lewiston, l!'lint of Dover, I Hutchinson of Houlton, Bird of Rockland, I Gilbert of Kingfield, Jones of Brighton, ~ of the House. Buck of Orland, Nickels of Searsport, Smith of Mt. Vernon, McKusick of Calais, Allen of Dresden, Lord of Kennebunk, j On Apportionment of Sen(ltors an(l Representatii~es. Messrs. Berry of Kennebec, ) Brewer of Cumberland, Dingley of Androscoggin, I Dudley of ArooRtook, ~ of the Senate. Mortland of Knox, Pattangall of Washington, I Taber of Waldo, J Messrs. Shaw of Lisbon, Andrews of Norway, ) Burnham of Sherman, Lord of Bangor, I Maxcy of Portland, Hilton of Kingsbury, Smith of New Sharon, Goss of Bath, ' of the House. Sargent of Sedgwick, Ware of A thens, ( Morrill of Augusta, Freeman of Lincolnville, I Bartlett of Hope, Cummings of Jonesport, Benner of Waldoboro', Wentworth of Kittery, J On Apportionm.ent of ·councillor Districts. Messrs. Lord of Cumberland, ) Lamson of Sagadahoc, I Wakefield of York, Fernald of Franklin, ~ of the Senate. Flint of Piscataquis, I Clarke of Lincoln, Buxton of Somerset, J Messrs. Fisher of Boothbay, Bridgham of Buckfield, ) Haskell of Turner, Loud of Hampden, 1· Nickerson of Linneus, Kennison of Williamsburg, Perley of N.Yarmouth, Sprague of Phipsburg, L oif the House. Tarbox of Phillips, Burr of Mercer, f McAlister, Bucksport, Bradstreet of Palermo, I Wentworth, Gardiner, Eastman of Deunysvilie, Vinal of Thomaston, Chadbourne of Waterboro', J 4