MAINE STATE LEGISLATURE

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' Public Documents of Maine :

BEING THE

ANNUAL REPORTS

01' THE VARIOUS

PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS

FOR THE YEARS

1872-73.

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AUGUSTA: SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH, PRINTERS TO TBB 5TATB. 1813. RULES

FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

OF THE

STATE OF MAINE,

FOR

1873.

AUGUSTA: SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH, PRINTERS TO THE STATE. 18 '13. STATE OF MAINE.

IN CouNCIL, January, 7, 1873.

ORDERED, That there be printed for the use of the Council, five hundred copies of the Rules of the Council. GEORGE G. STACY. Secretary of State, STATE OF MAINE.

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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT FOR 1873.

GOVERNOR: SIDNEY PERHAM.

COUNCILLORS: JOHN R. PULSIFER, POLAND. E. G. HARLOW, DIXFIELD. M. v. B. CHASE, AUGUSTA. FREDERICK N. DOW, PORTLAND. L. L. WADSWORTH, JR., CALAIS. E. A. THOMPSON, DOVER. R. W. FILES, UNITY. •

GEORGE G. STACY, SECRETARY OF STATE.

MARK HARDEN, MESSENGER. STANDING COMMITTEES

OF THE

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FOR 1873.

ON WARRANTS. Messrs. PULSIFER, FILES and DOW. ON ACCOUNTS. Messrs. CHASE, DOW and HARLOW. ON MILITARY AFFAIRS. Messrs. PULSIFER, FILES and THOMPSON. ON STATE PENSIONS. Messrs. FILES, PULSIFER and W ADSWORTI-I. ON PRISON AFFAIRS. Messrs. HARLOW, CHASE and FILES. ON REFORM SCHOOL. Messrs. DOW, THOMPSON and HARLOW. ' ON INDIAN AFFAIRS. Messrs. W ADSWORTII, THOMPSON and PULSIFER. ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS. Messrs. CHASE, PULSIFER and FILES. ON INSANE HOSPITAL. Messrs. THOMPSON, CHASE and WADSWORTH. ON DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND. Messrs. DOW, WADS WORTH and CHASE. ON PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Messrs. HARLOW, DOW and THOMPSON. 'ON LIBRARY. Messrs. THOMPSON, WADSWORTH and CHA.SE. / ON PUBLIC LANDS. Messrs. WADS WORTH, HARLOW and PULSIFER .. ON PAY ROLL. Messrs. FILES, HARLOW and DOW. Window. SIDNEY PERHAM, Governor. ._____ d-~

GEORGE G. ST.A.CY,, [ [~ 0 Ssor,lary of State. ~

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COUNCIL CHAXBER, 1873. Door.

ANTEROOM. GoVERNoR's PRIVATE Roo.M.

Window. Window. RULES.

1. At the time appointed for the meeting of the board, it shall be the duty of the members to be in their pbces.

2. \Vhen the board shall have bee?1 caJled to order by the gov- ernor, the journal of the preceding day sha11 be read by the r:;cc­ retary of state.

3. The following standing committees shall be appointed, viz :­ on warrants; on accounts; on military affairs; on state pensions; on prison affairs; on reform school; on indian affairs; on public buildings; on the insane hospital; on deaf, dumb and blind ; on public instruction ; on the library ; on public lands ; and 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 µiembers 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 nominations, with the councillor representing said county, and then according to seniority.

11. When a motion has been made and carried, a motion to recon­ sider 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 next meeting of the council.

12. Persons having business with the governor, any member of the council, or the secretary or 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 per.. mission 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.

15. No member shall act as counsel for any party before a com­ mittee of the legislature.

16. No rule shall be dispensed with, except by the consent of a majority of all the members. COUNCILLOR DISTRICTS.

The following arrangement for Councillor Districts, for the ten years ending 1881, was adopted in Convention of the members of the two branches of the Legislature of 1871.

DISTRICTS. The counties of York and Oxford, to constitute the first district. The county of Cumberland, to constitute the second district. The counties of Androscoggin, Sagadahoc and Hancock, to constitute the third district. j The counties of Kennebec and Somerset, to constitute the · fourth district. I The counties of Lincoln, Waldo and Knox, to constitute the fifth district. The counties of Penobscot and Piscataquis, to constitute the sixth district. The counties of ·washington, Aroostook and Franklin, to con­ stitute the seventh district. Under this arrangement Councillors will be apportioned as follows: York-1874, 1875, 1876, 1879, 1880, 1881. Oxford-1872, 1873, 1877, 1878. Cumberland-Each year. .Androscoggin-1872, 1873, 1878, 1879. Sagadahoc-1876, 1877. Hancock-1874, 1875, 1880, 1881. Kennebec-1872, 1873, 1876, 1877, 1880, 1881. Somerset-1874, 1875, 1878, 1879. Lincoln-1872, 1877, 1878. Waldo-1873, 1874, 1880, 1881. Knox-1875, 1876, 1879. Penobscot-1872, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881. Piscataquis-1873, 1874. Washington-1873, 1874, 1878, 1880, 1881. .Aroostook-1872, 1877, 1879. Franlclin-1875, 1876. State Institutions ancl Commissions.

STATE LIBRARY. Messrs. TIIOMPSO~, WADSWORTH and CHASE, Committee of Council on. JosIAII S. Ilonns, Paris, Librarian.

STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS. TRUSTEES-Abner Coburn, Skowhegan, President; Lyndon Oak, Garland, Secretary; "William P. Wingate, Bangor; Samuel F. Perley, ~aples; ,James C. l\1adigan, Houlton; Thomas S. Lang, Augusta; Samuel F. Dike, Dti.th ; S. L. Boardman, Augusta. Isaiah Stetson, Bangor, Treasurer. William P. Wingate, Lyncl.,m Oak, Samuel F. Perley, Executive Committee. Sidney Perham, Samuel F. Dike, A. M. Robinson, Examining Committee.

FACULTY-Charles F. Allen, D. D., President and Profe.~sor of English Literature, Mental and Moral Science ; Merritt C. Fernald, A. M., Professor of :Mathematics and Physics; Robert L. Packard, A. M., Prnfessor of Chorufatry, French and German; William A. Pike, C. E., Professor of Civil Engineering; Charles H. Fernald, A. M., Professor of Natural History ; Joseph R. Farrington, Farm Superintendent; X. A. Willard, A. M., Lecturer on Dairy Farming; James J. II. Gregory, A. M., Lecturer on Market Farming and Gardening ; Capt. James Deane, Military Instructor ; John Perley, Instructor in Book-keeping r.nd Commercial Forms; A. W. Reed, Steward.

TERMS OJI 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, History of the United States, and Algebra as far as Quadratic Equations. Candidates for advanced standing mu.::t sustain a satisfactory examination in the preparatory branches, and in all the Ftudies previously pursued by the class they propose to enter. Satisfactory testimonials of good moral character and industrial habits will be rigidly exacted.

CALENDAR-1872. August 29, Thursday, First Term commenced; Nov. 26 and 27, Tuesday and Wednesday, examination, First Term closes; vacation of ten weeks, 1873-Feb. 4, Tuesday, examination for advanced standing; Feb. 6, Thursday, Second Term commences; April 29 and 30, Tuesday and Wednesday, examination, Second Term closes ; vacation of one week ; May 8, Thursday, Third Term commences; Aug. 4 and 5, Monday and Tuesday, examination; Aug. 5, Tuesday, Exhibition Junior and Sophomore Classes; Aug. 6, Wednesday, commencement; Aug. 7, Thursday, examination for admission to college ; vacation of three weeks ; Aug. 26, examination for admission to college; Aug. 28, First Term commences; Nov. 25 and 26, Tuesday and Wednesday, [I examination, Fir~Te,m olose,. 10 STATE INSTITUTIONS.

STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS. WARREN JOHNSON, Augusta, State Superintendent. Messrs. HARLOW, Dow and THOMPSON, Committee of Council on. WESTERN STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, FARMINGTON. BOARD OF INSTRUCTION-Charles C. Rounds, A. M., Principal. Assistants-Rolliston Woodbury, A. M., Jennie M, Hayden, Ada B. Dinsmore, Clara A. Hinckley; Laura M. Curtis, Teacher in Model School; A. H. Abbott, A. M., Lecturer on Physics; N. T. True, A. M., M. D., Lecturer on Geology. The next Spring Term will commence on Thursday, February, 13, 1873, and close on Friday, June 27. The Fall Term will begin on Thursday, August 14.

EASTERN ST ATE NORMAL SCHOOL, CASTINE. BOARD OF lNSTRUCTION-G. T. Fletcher, A. M., Pri"l,cipal. Assistants-Helen B. Coffin, Mary E. Hughes, Clara Bartley, Eliza C. Lufkin; Mr. J. W. Dresser, Teacher of Music; Dr. G. W. Wheeler, Lecturer on Physiology; Dr. N. T. True, Lecturer on Geology; Prof. J.B. Taylor, Elocution. Spring Term will begin March C,-continucs twelve weeks. Fall Term will begin Thursday, August 7.

TEmrs OF AmnsSION TO THE Nomr.A.L ScrrooLs-Tho 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 I I of Maine at least for a time as long as they shall have been connected with the Normal • School. They must present a certificate of good moral character, and must pass a satis­ factory examination in the branches usually taught in the common schools. Candidates are examineu. on the first day of each term.

INSANE HOSPITAL. Messrs. THOMPSON, CHASE and WADS WORTH, Committee of Council on. TRUSTEES-W. B, Lapham, Augusta, President; John T. Gilman, Portland, Secretary; A, G. Wakefield, Bangor; E. L. Pattangall, Pembroke; N. P. Monroe, Belfast. RESIDENT OFFICERS-Dr. H. M. Harlow, Superintendent; Dr. B. T. Sanborn, Assistant Superintend8nt; W. E. Leighton, Steward and Treasurer; William McLaughlan, Clerk; Mrs. Betsey K. Parsons, Matron; Mr. A. B. Hodgkins, Supervisor Male Wards; Mrs. Emma Sanborn, Supervisor Female Wards; Amos H. Church, Farmer; Rev. C. F. Penney, Chaplain.

STATE REFORM SCHOOL. Messrs. Dow, THOMPSON and HARLOW Committee of Council on. TRUSTEES-Noah Woods, Bangor, President; W. E. Gould, Portland, Secretary and Treasurer; Nathan Dane, Alfred; Jeremy W. Porter, Strong; Tobias Lord, Standish. RESIDENT OFFICERS .A.ND EMPLOYEEs-E. W. Hutchinson, Superintendent; J. W. Brown, Assistant Superintendent; Mrs. Nancy Hutchinson, Matron; F. A. Foster, M. D., Phy­ sician; Rev. A. P. Hillman, Chaplain; B. F. Brackett, Farmer; J. W. Jones,, Team­ ster; James F. Ayers, Overseer in Brickyard; Nathaniel Davis, Overseer of Shoe Shop; J.C. Maybury, Overseer Chair Shop; E. S. Lary, Watchman; Simeon T. Rice, Carpen- STATE INSTITUTIONS. 11 ter; T. H, Sawyer, Gardener; Miss E. J. Foye, Teacher; Miss M. T. Wentworth, Teacher; Mrs. L. A. Morriij._ Overseer Sewing Room ; Miss A. A Foss, Overseer Dor­ mitory ; Miss M. C. Shaw, Overseer Boys' Kitchen ; Miss C. S. Foss, Overseer Laundry; Miss. M. J. Pratt, Overseer Front Kitchen.

STATE PRISON. Messrs. HARLOW, CHASE and FILES, Committee of Council on. William Wilson, Hallowell, Rufus Prince, Turner, Inspectors. Warren W. Rice, Warden; William A. Evans, Deputy Warden; Asa Perkins, Clerk; Wendell P. Rice, Commissary; Albert P. Piper, Overseer of Carriage Shop; Cyrus C. Dunbar, Assistant Overseer Carriage Shop ; Alanson 0. Tobie, Assistant Overseer Carriage Shop ; Henry J. Stevens, Overseer Blacksmith Shop ; William P. Bunker, Assistant Over­ seer Blacksmith Shop; Isaac II. Burkett, Overseer Paint Shop; William H. Smith, Over­ seer Harness Shop; Charles G. Chase, Overseer Shoe Shop; William G. Rice, Assistant Overseer; A. A. Newbert, Assistant Overseer; Jacob B. Loring, Assistant Overseer; A. J. Butler, A.ssistant Overseer; Edward C. Bucklin, Percival C. Parker, Gilbert Sidensparker, William A, Light, John W. Hussey, Ira Pitcher, Guard; Edward Stevens, Gate Keeper; Charles T. Chase, Physician; B. S. Arey, Chaplain; Henry C, Marden, Salesman.

STATE PENSIONS. Messrs. FILES, PULSIFER and W Ans won.TH, Committee of Council on. Applications for State pension should be sent to the Adjutant General.

AID TO ORPHANS OF SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN. Gov. PERHAM, Frederick Robie, Gorham, Charles Buffum, Orono, Board of Guardians; Mark Harden, Augusta, Clerk. Applications for aid to destitute orphans of soldiers and seamen, can be sent to either of the Board or their Clerk.

~~~~~~~~~·~·~~~~~~~~~~ 12 INSTITUTIONS OUT OF STATE-FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE-PARDONS.

INSTITUTIONS PATRONIZED BY THE STATE. Messrs. Dow, W .A.DSWORTH and CHASE, Committee of Council on Deaf, Dumb and Blind. AMERICAN ASYLUM AT HARTFORD, CONN. ------,Principal; John C. Parsons, Secretary; Roland Mather, Treasurer. The time for admitting pupils is the second Wednesday of September, and at no other time in the year.

PERKINS INSTITUTION, AND MASSACHUSETTS ASYLUM FOR THE BLIND, AT SOUTH BOSTON, MASS. Dr. Samuel G. Howe, Boston, Director and Secretary; William Endicott, Jr., Treas­ urer. The time for admitting pupils is the first Monday in June.

CLARK INSTITUTION FOR DEAJ.' MUTES, NORTHAMTON, MASS. Miss Harriet B. Rogers, Principal; Lafayette Maltby, Treasurer; Osmyn Baker, Clerk, The year begins on the third Wednesday of September. 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. Before granting the requisition authorized by the constitution and laws of the United States upon the executive authority of any other State for the rendition of a fugitive from justice charged with crime in this State, the Executive will require two certified copies of the in.1ictment or warrant charging the offence against the fugitive, and the officer's return thereon. The return should show that the fugitive is not within the precinct of the officer, that he has escaped therefrom, and the place or State to which the officer has reason to believe such fugitive bas fled. The copies of the indictment should be certified 'by the Clerk of Court or Judge in the county where the indictment was found ; the copies of the warrant, including the return thereon, should be certified by the municipal judge or magistrate issuing the same, or by the officer making the return. The proper expense of rendition of fugitives to this State will be audited and paid by order of the Governor and Council ; the expense incurred in this State for the return to other States of fugitives from justice, will be paid by the Agent of such States.

PARDONS. A petition for pardon should be a.ddressed to the Governor and Coun01I. The Secre­ tary of State will issue a notice fixing the time for the hearing by the Governor and Council. The notice must be published two weeks at the expense of the petitioners, 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 petitition and the time fixed for the hearing ; and at the hearing must furnish the Governor and Council with a certified copy of the indict­ ment and record of conviction. EXECUTIVE AND DEPARTMENT OFFICERS FOR 1873.

NAME AND OFFICE, RESIDENCE.

SIDNEY PERHAM, Governor ...... Paris.

JOHN R. PULSIFER, Councillor ...... Poland. E. G. HARLOW, .•..••.••...•...... ••.••.•.•••• Dixfield. M. V. B. CHASE, ••...•.••.•.....•••.•..•••..•.•. Augusta. FREDERICK N. DOW, ...... Portland. L. L. WADSWORTH, JR. " ...... Calais. E. A. THOMPSON, ...... Dover. R. W. FILES, ....•••.•..••...•..••••.•••••..• Unity.

GEORGE G. STACY, Secretary of State ...... Richmond. ALDEN JACKSON, Deputy Secretary of State •••••••••••••••••••• Waldoborough.

HENRY M. PISHON, Chief Clerk ...... Augusta. WILLIAM CALDWELL, Treasurer •••••• •••••.•••••••.••••..•••• Augusta.

SYLVANUS CALDWELL, Chief Clerk ...... ••.• Augusta. BENJAMIN B. MURRAY, JR., Adjutant General ...... Pembroke.

AUGUSTUS L. SMITH, Chief Clerk ...... Augusta.

HARRIS M. PLAISTED, Attorney General ..• ••••• , •••••••••••••• Bangor.

PARKER P. BURLEIGH, Land Agent ...... Linneus.

WARREN JOHNSON, State Superintendent of Common Schools ...... Augusta. JOSEPH F. DUNNING, Clerk •• •••••••••.•••.•••..•.••••••••••• Augusta. JOHN APPLETON, Chief Justice Supreme Judicial Court, .•. ,, • •.•. Bangor.

JONAS CUTTING, Associate Justice Supreme Judicial Court • . Bangor, EDWARD KENT, Bangor. CHARLES W. WALTON, " Portland. JONATHAN G. DICKERSON, " Belfast. WILLIAM G. BARROWS, Brunswick. CHARLES DANFORTH, " Gardiner. WILLIAM WIRT VIRGIN, Portland. JOSEPH W. SYMONDS, Judge Superior Court ...... Portland. 14 EXECUTIVE AND DEPARTMENT OFFICERS.

NAME AND OFFICE. RESIDENCE,

------, Reporter of Decisions of S. J. Court •...••••••••.••.••••••..••.•• E. M. STILWELL, Fish Commissioner .• ••••••••••••••••••.• Bangor. HENRY 0. STANLEY, " ...••.•.•••••••..••••• Dixfield. JOSIAH S. HOBBS, State Librarian •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Paris.

BENJAMIN F. HARRIS, Superintendent Public Buildings, .•••••.• • Augusta.

S. L. BOARDMAN, Secretary Board of Agriculture •••••••••••••••• • Augusta.

GEORGE L. GOODALE, State Assayer •.•••••••••.•.•••••.•.•••• Brunswick. CYRUS F. BRACKETT, " ..••.•••.••...•...•...... • Brunswick. WARREN W. RICE, Warden State Prison •..•••• •••••••••.•••.•• Thomaston. HENRY M. HARLOW, Superintendent of Insane Hospital •....••..• Augusta.

~· ,Y. ~UTC.HINSON, Superintendent ~ta.te Reform School .••.••.••• Cape Elizabeth. 1 i 1 .a.LDER.L vV. PAINE, Insurance Commzsszoner •••. , •.••••• , •••••• , Bangor. WILLIAM W. BOLSTER, Bank Examiner•..•••• •••••...•••••••• Lewiston. A. W. WILDES, Railroad Commissioner • •• , ••.•••••••••••••• Skowhegan. SAMUEL II. BLAKE, ,, •.••.•..••..••.•••.•. Bangor. SOLOMON T. CORSER, •.•.•..•.•.•••..••... Portland.

------, Inspector General of Beef and Pork ...... , ...... DAVID FERNALD, Inspector General of Fish .•••• ...... Camden.

GEORGE F. DILLINGHAM, Agent Penobscot Tribe Indians •..•.•. Oldtown.

WILL.TAM T. HOBART, Agent Passamaquoddy Tribe Indians .•••• • Pembroke. COUNTY OFFICERS FOR 1873.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1854.

NAME, ) Residence. J Office. ------1------1------D. S. Lothrop ....•.•.•....•..•..• ,,Leeds .....•...•...... County Commissioner.

John Reed ..•..•....•••.....•..• ! Lewiston. . • . . . • • • • . . . . " " ,villiam D. Roak •.•....••...... Durham ...•...•...•... i1 " " Cyrus Knapp •...... •..•.••.••... ;East Livermore ....••.. ?udge of Probate. George S. Woodman ...... •...... :Auburn ...•...... •... ,Register of Probate. Daniel P. Atwood ..•.•.....•.•.•. 'Auburn ...... 1 Clerk of Courts. Alcander F. Merrill ..•.••.•....•. iLewiston ..••.....•.... '.County Treasurer. Silas Sprague ...... :Greene ...... : Register of Deeds. George C. Wing •...•..•..••••.... 1 Auburn ...... [County Attorney. Thomas Littlefield...... •... Auburn ...•...... !Sheriff.

AROOSTOOK COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1839. Franklin Ham .•.••.•...... ••... :Smyrna .....•.•...•... ]County Commissioner. Joel Bean ....•...... •••...... )Eaton Grant...... " " Albert A. Burleigh •.....•....•... Oakfield ...... • . . . . " " Henry R. Do~ns •...••...•.....•. f Presque Isle •..•...... Jud~e of Probate. Lyman S. Strickland .....•.•..... !Houlton •.••••••...•... 1,Reg1ster of Probate. Ransom Norton ...... •••...... •. Houlton ...... \Clerk of Courts. S. H. Hussey ....••..••...... [Houlton ...... •,county Treasurer. Hadley Fairfield ••.•..•.•....•... [Houlton ...... Register of Deeds. ITJ . . { Register of Deeds for James Keegan ..••...... •...•.. , 1.1: amlm plantation...... ,T th A t k 1 ...~or roos oo . J.P. Donworth ...... !Houlton ...... !County Attorney. L. B. Johnson ...... [Houlton ...... Sheriff.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY-INcoRPORATED IN 1760. G. E. Chadbourn ••••••.••.••••..• !Bridgton .....•••.••.. · jCounty Commissioner. Smith Barber ...... •••.••... I Falmouth • . . . • ...... " " Edwin C. Townsend ...... :Freeport ...... 1 John A. Waterman ...• : ..•.•••... 'Gorham ...... Judge of Probate. Will_iam K. Neal •...... •• , ...... • \Portland •.•••.•...... Register of Probate. Damel W. Fessenden . • ...... • . . • :Gorham .•••..•••...... Clerk of Courts. Thomas Pennell •.••.•..•...•....• !Harpswell •....•.....•• County Treasurer. Henry C. Houston •...... •..•.• · \Portland •.....•.•••... Register of Deeds. C. P. Mattocks...... Portland ...... County Attorney. I William L. l'onnoll ...... , .•.•••• ,Wostb,ook1 ...... Sho,iff.

.l!'RANKLIN COUNTY-INcoRPORATED IN 1838. J. 0. Keyes ...... Ja,y ...... !County Commissioner. John Richards ..••••••••.•..••.•. Salem .•.•••••• , • • • • • • • " " James E. Thompson •..••••.••••.. Phillips ...... H. B. Prescott ...•.••••.•••.••.•. New Sharon ...... •... · !Judge of Probate. B. F. Atkinson ..•.••....•••••... Chesterville •..••..•... Register of Probate. Simeon H. Lowell .•.•••.••..••••. Phillips •..•••••••••... 1 Clerk of Courts. J. Warren Merrill ...••.••••••..•. Farmington ••..••..•.•. iCounty1 Treasurer, J, S. Gould .••••••••••••..•.••... Wilton .....•••..••••.• \Register of Deeds. P. H. Stubbs •.•••••.••....•••••• Strong ...... County Attorney. Gilbert Miller ...... Wilton ...... ,Sheriff. 16 COUNTY OFFICERS,

HANCOCK COUNTY-!NcoRPORATED IN 1789.

NAME, Residence. Office.

James W. Blaisdell .•••••••••••••• Dedham ••..•••.•.•••. , [County Commissioner. James T. Hinkley ...... Bluebill...... " " Gilbert E. Simpson ...... Sullivan ...... Parker Tuck ...... Bucksport ...... Judge of Probate. George A. Dyer •.•.••••.•••..•..• Franklin ..••••••.••••• Register of Probate. Hutson B. Saunders •.••.••.•••... Ellsworth •••••.••••••. Clerk of Courts. Charles W. Tilden ...•••••..•••.•• Castine •.••.....•••••. County Treasurer. William B. Campbell •••••••.••..• Eden ••..••..•...•••.. Register of Deeds. Charles A. Spofford ...... Deer Isle ...... County Attorney. Levi B. Wyman ...... Ellsworth ..• , ...... Sheriff.

KENNEBEC COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1789. Orrick IIawes ..•••....•.•..•...•. IVassalboro' ...... •.... County Commissioner. Nathaniel Graves ••••.•.••.••..•. Vienna ..•...•.•...•.. I '' '' Asbury Young ..•...•.•.••.....•. Pittston .••...•.•..••.• f " " Henry K. l3aker ..•....••.•...•••. Hallowell •...•.•••..•..•Judge of Probate. Charles Hewins .....••....•...... Augusta ...... •.... ,lb~ister of Probate. William M. Stratton., ••.•....••.. Augusta ..•••.•..•.... I CI erk of Courts. Alanson Starks ...... Augusta ...... •... Icounty Treasurer. P. M. Fogler ...... Augusta ...... · !Register of Deeds. Wm. Penn Whitehouse •.....•.•.. Augusta ..•.•.....•... County Attorney. 1 A. II. Barton •.•• , • . . • • • . . . . • • . . 1Benton ...... ••.•..•••• ,Sheriff.

KNOX COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1860. G. E. Cummings •...••...•...•... ]Union ...... ,.County Commissioner. Watson M. Trussell ...... St. George...... " " J obn Davis, 2d ..•.•••.•••...... Cushing .. • . . . • . . • . • . • . " " Ephraim M:. Wood ...... ,Camden ...... Judge of Probate. True P. Pierce ....••••...... •.•• Rockland .•....•...... · [Register1 of Probate. Edwin Rose •.•...... ••....•.. Rockland .•...•....•••. CI~rk of Courts. Edwin Sprague ..•••.•.•...••.... Rockland .•••..•..••••. County Treasurer. George W. White ...... Rockland ...... Register of Deeds. Albert S. Rice ...... Rockland ...... County Attorney. Isaac Hobbs •••••••••• , .••.••..•• Hope ...... Sheriff.

LINCOLN COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1760. William H. Small .••••.•••••••••• Alna .••.•.•.••.•.••.•• !County Commissioner. A. C. Whitcomb •... , •..•••...••. Whitefield...... • . • • . • . " " David Chamberlain ....••••.••..•. Bristol •...•..••.••.•.. John H. Converse ••••.••••.•.•..• Newcastle •.••.....••. Judge of Probate. C. Weeks ...... Damariscotta ...... Register of Probate. George B. Sawyer ...•....•..•..•. Wiscasset •....•..••.•• Clerk of Courts. Nathaniel Lincoln .••••••.•.••.•.. IWiscasset •...... •.•... County Treasurer. James A. Reed .•••••••••••.••... IBoothbay ..•••.••••••.. Register of Deeds. Henry Farrington ...••••....•.•.. Waldoboro' ..•.•..••.•. County Attorney. James E. Morse ...... Whitefield ...... Sheriff. COUNTY OFFICERS. 17

OXFORD COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1805.

NAME, I Residence. I Office.

A. P. Gordon ...... 1 Fryeburg ....•••..•.... !County Commissioner. IIira;n A. Ellis ...•••••••••..•••. Canton. . • . . . • ...... " "

William Chase ...... ••••.•..••.. 1 Buckfield . . . . • • . . . • . • . " " AuO'ustus H. Walker ...... !Lovell ...... Judge of Probate. He~.rick C. Davis ...... : Woodstock ...... ,!Register of Probate. James S. Wright ...... Mexico ...... · !Clerk of Courts. F. E. Shaw ..•...•..••..••...... Paris ...... Cou~ty Treasurer. Sumner R. Newell ...... •....•••. Pcru ...... 1tReg1ster of Deeds. 1F b 15 Register of Deeds, Ox- Asa Charles ..••..••••...... •. I rye urg...... • . { ford West Registry. Enoch Foster. Jr ...... iBethel ...... County Attorney. L. D. Stacy;. . . . • ...... •.....•.. !Paris ...... !sheriff.

PENOBSCOT COUNTY-INCORPORATED rn 1806. S G. Jernrd ...... Levant ...... County Commissioner.

Jesse I-links .....•.....•.•...•... Brewer.. . . • . . . • . . . . . · 1 " " Wm. H. Chesley .••.•....•...... Lincoln ...... • . . . . . " " John E. Godfrey ...... Bangor ...... , •...... Judge of Probate.

A. C. Flint ...... ••....•.•.....•. · Bangor ..••...... I Register of Probate, Ezra C. Brett ...... Oldtown ...... · I Clerk of Courts. Horace J. Nickerson •...... Orrington •...... Cou~ty Treasurer. Amos E. Hardy ...•.•..•...... Hampden ...... 1 Reg1ster of Deeds. Charles P. Stetson ...... Bangor ...•.....•.... ,County1 Attorney. John H. Wilson ...... :Bangor ...... !sheriff

PISCATAQUIS COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1838. Lambert Sands ...... •.••.....•••. Sebec .....•...••.•••.. ·county Commissioner.

Cyrus A. Packard • . . . • • ...... • . . Blanchard .. • . . . . . • • . . . 1 " " Mordecai Mitchell ...••...... •.•. Dover .•...... •...•.. · I " " E. J. Hale . . .•...••...... Foxcroft . . . ..••...... Judge of Probate. Asa Getchell ..••••..••..•.•..•... Dover ...••..••.•.•... Register of Probate. Russell Kittridge ••.••.•.•...•.... Dover ...•••..•...... Clerk of Courts William Buck ...... Foxcroft ...... County Treasurer. Marcell W. Hall •...•...... ••... Dover ....•••••.•..... Register of Deeds. W. P. Young ...... Milo ...... County Attorney. Moses W. Brown ...... Brownville ...... Sheriff.

SAGADAHOC COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1854. Fred. J. Parks ...... Phipsb!1rg ...... • [County Commissioner. B. F. Marble ...... Woolwich...... " " Ebenezer Colby ..•.••••.•.•.•.... Topsham ••.••••••••..• Washington Gilbert ...... Bath ...... Judge of Probate. Cyrus W. Longley ..•.••.••.••.... Bath •••••••••..••.... Register of Probate. Joseph M. Hayes ...... Bath ...... Clerk of Courts. Henry M. Bony ...... Bath ...... County Treasurer. Henry M. Bovey •••••••.•....•••. Bath •••••.•.•.••••..• Register of Deeds. Francis Adams ...... Bath ...... County Attorney. Patrick K. Millay. • • • . • • • • . . • . • • • Bowdoinham ...•.•••.. Sheriff. 3 18 COUNTY OFFICERS.

SOMERSET COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1809.

----- NAME. -----1--- Residence. . 1--- Office. --- S. B. Walton .....•••...... •••.. Mercer•..•..•.••..•.•. County Commissioner. John Russell. •....••••...•••.•.•. Cain bridge . . • • • . • . • . • • " " Elbridge G. Pratt ...••..•..••.••• Fairfield ..•.•..•••••.. Edward Rowe •..•..•.•.. ; ••...... Norridgewock •••••••••• Judge of Probate. George A. Fletcher •.•••.••••••..• Anson ..•.•...... ••••. Register of Probate. Albert G. Emery .....•••••••••.. Norridgewock .••..••••. Clerk of Courts, Columbus Stewart ..•.•.•.••..•... Anson ...... •••••••• County Treasurer. Frank B. Ward .....••..•••..•... ,Skowhegan ...... •••••. Register of Deeds. S. J. lV'alton:.: ...... · /New Portland .•..•.•.•. Cou~ty Attorney. Sumner T. W1lhams ...... •.•••••• Athens ..•••...... •••• Sheriff.

WALDO COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1827. A. B. Cla,rk .....•.•.•.•••..•.... /Winterport .••.•...•.•• County Commissioner. S. Strout ...... •...•..•...... Freedom . . • . . . . . • . • . . . " " D:i.riu~ K. Drake .•..••..••••• , .•. 1 .Jackson ..••..••...•. , . " " Asa Thurlou_gh ...•...••••...•... ~fonroe ...••.•....•... Jud~e of Probate. 1 Bohan P. Field ...... •••. I Belfast ...... ••....•.. Register of Probate. W G. Frye ...... •••...... Belfast .•..••••....•.•• Clerk of Courts. Henry H . .Forbes .••.....••••..... Belfast .....••...... I County Treasurer. George E. Brackett ...... •.•... IBelfast ....•••.•••••... !Register of Deeds. William H. Fogler ..•....••.••... Belfast.•..••...•.•.•.• county Attorney. Samuel Norton ..••...••.....•••.. Palermo ...•••...•••••. 1Sheriff.1

WASHINGTON COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1789. John Gardiner ..••••.••...... •... :Calais .•••••.....••.••. 1County Commissioner. Ephraim P. Dorman .••...•••..... 'Harrington .•...... ••. · \ " " Leonard FiE~e: ...... •...•.••... , jCharlotte . . • . . . . . • • • . • . " " .Tames A. l\1llhken ...... " ...... ,Cherryfield •...... ••... 1Judge of Probate. Mason II. Wilder .•••.•.....•••.. !Machias ...•...... 'Register of Probate. Phineas H. Longfellow ...... •.•... !Machias ...... •...•.•. Clerk of Courts Ignatius Sargent ....•••...... jMachias ...•..••.•••••• County Treasurer. James C. Adams ...••.....••••... Mac~ias .•.••.••..••••. Register of Deeds. Enoch B. Harvey ...... •••.•••• 1,Calais ....•••••••••••. County Attorney. Isaac Wilder..... • • • • • •••••••••• Cutler ••.••••.•••••••. Sheriff.

YORK COUNTY-INCORPORATED IN 1760. Dimon Roberts .....•.•••...... •. Lyman .•...•••..••••.• !County Commissioner. A. G. Hussey ...... Elliot...... • • . • • . • • . " " James},"_ Brackett....•••••.••..•• Limington...... • • • . . • " " Nathaniel Hobbs .••••••••.•.•...• South Berwick •••••••.. Judge of Probate. Horace H. Burbank •....•.•.•..•• Limerick .•....•••••••. 1Register of Probate. A. L. Allen ..•••.•••.•••••••.... Alfred ... , •..•.••••••• Clerk of Courts. Zopbar R. Folsom ••••..••••.••.•• Lyman .•..•..••..••••. County Treasurer. Asa L. Ricker ...••••••.••.•••.•• !Waterboro' ..••••••.••• Register of D~eds. G C. Yeaton •.••••••..•••••••.•• South Berwick ...•••••• County Attorney. E. ,varren ....•••••••..••..•.••• Kennebunk ...... Sheriff. LEGISLATURE FOR 1873.

SENATE.

JOHN B. FOSTER, President.

COUNTIES, DISTRICTS. NA1lES, RESIDENCES,

ANDROSCOGGIN ••.•• Fourth ..•.•• JEREMIAH DING LEY, JR •• , Auburn. JESSE DAVIS ...... Lisbon.

AROOSTOOK ...... Sixteenth .... JOHN S. ARNOLD ...... Lyndon.

CmrnERLAND ...... Second ..... • CALEB A. CHAPLIN ...... Harrison. HENRY PENNELL •...••..... Gray. CHARLES HUMPHREY ••.•... Yarmouth. HENRY II. BURGESS .•••••.•. Portland.

FRANKLIN ••••••••. Fifth ..••..• FRANCIS M. HOWES ..•..••.• New Sharon.

HANCOCK .••••••••• Fourteenth •.. WILLIAM E. HADLOCK ••.... Cranberry Isles. A VERY II. WHITMORE ..•..• Verona.

KENNEBEC, ...... Seventh ..... • JOHN MAY ...... Winthrop. AMBROSE II. ABBOT ••.•••••. Augusta.

KNox ••••••••••••. Twelfth •.•• .. MOSES WEBSTER .•.••..••••. Vinalhaven.

LINCOLN •.•••.••.• Eleventh •••• ALMORE KENNEDY ••..••.•. Waldoborough.

OXFORD •..••••••.• Third ...... ENOCH C. FARRINGTON •.•.• Fryeburg • •JON ATHAN K. MARTIN ••••• Rumford.

PENOBSCOT,, ••.•••• Tenth •••. , . . JOHN B. FOSTER ..•••....••.. Bangor. JOHN KIMBALL •.•••.••••••• Hermon. JOSEPH L. SMITH ...... Oldtown. CHARLES SHAW •.••••••••••• Dexter.

PISCATAQUIS, .. , .•• Ninth, .. •••• CHARLES L. DUNNING .•.... Brownville.

SAGADAHOC: ••••••• Sixth •..•••. ROBERT P. CARR .•••••.••• ,. Bowdoinham.

SoMERSET ...... Eighth ...... ISAAC PALMER ...... Anson. SULLIVAN LOTHROP ••.••.••. St. Albans. 20 SENATE.

COUNTIES, DISTRICTS, NAMES. RESIDENCES.

WALDO ...... Thirteenth ... • JOHN G. BROOKS ...... Belfast. JAMES M. COFFIN •..•..•••• Thorndike.

WASHINGTON •..••. Fifteenth ..•.• HORACE HARMON .•••••••••.. Lubec. JOHN H. CRANDON ••••••••• Columbia Falls.

YORK ...... • First •••••.. CYRUS H. HOBBS ...... Wells. ALBERT G. O'BRION ...... Cornish. JOHN E. BUTLER •••••••••••• Biddeford.

OFFICERS.

NAMES. OFFICERS. RESIDENCES,

JonN B. FOSTER ....•.....•...•... President •..•..•••.••••••••. Bangor.

SAMUEL W. LANE, •...••..•..••.•• Secretary •..••.. •••••••••••. Augusta.

HERBERT l\L HEATH ..•..••..•••.. Assistant Secretary ..••..•••• Gardiner.

JAMES H. BANKS •••••••• , •••••... Messenger .•••.•• •.••••.••••. Freeport.

BBNJAMIN F. STEVENS ...... Assistant Messenger ..••.• .... Dixmont.

HARRY V. RUTHERFORD •..•.•.•..• Page ..• ...... Augusta.

HERBERT O. JEPSON •.• , •• , •••••••• Folder ••..••• ,, ••• , ••• , •••• China.

WM. E. S. WHITMAN ••••••••.••.•• Reporter •• ..••••••.••.••.••. Augusta. I-IOUSE 01~" ItEPRESENT1'l_TIVES.

EDMUND F. WEBB, Speaker.

Names. Residences.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY. Bailey, Oscar D .•...... •...... ••••...... •...... Auburn. Carey, James A...... • . • ..•...•...... •.••...•... Turner. Cushman, Ara ...•...... •..••..•.•...... Auburn. Dingley, Nelson, Jr ...... •...•...•...... •...... •..... Lewiston. Howard, Nelson .•.....••...... ••.....•. Lewiston. Jordan, Charles B ....•••••...•...••••...... •...... •...•... Lisbon. Mower, Oliver ...... ••...•....•...... •...... Greene. Pressey, ,v arren E •..••..•...•...•..•....•...... •...••.. Lewiston. Rounds, William H ....••••.•••...... •...•.•...... I,linot.

AROOSTOOK COUNTY. Hinch, Robert ...... •..•.. , ...... •..•.... Bancroft pl. Keegan, Peter Charles ....•..••..••••••...... •...... Van Buren pl. King, Lauriston R ...... , .•••...... •...•...... •...•...•••. Lyndon. Ouillitte, Bruno .•...... •...••.•...... Frenchville. Randall, Daniel •....•...... •••...... •...... ••.•.•... Island Falls. Richardson, Theodore M ...... Maysville. Weed, John R •...•..•.•.•..•....••...... •...•••.....••.••..• Littleton.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Atwood, William •...•...••••••...... •...•...•.•.•... Cape Elizabeth. Brewer, Henry C...... Freeport. Came, Isaac L ...... •..•...•...... •.•.•.....•• , ...... Standish. Fessenden, James D .•...... •..•...... •...... •...•..••... Portland, Files, 1Ierrill T .•••...... •...... •..•...••..•..•.... Gorham. Hawes, Andrew •.....••..•...•...... •...... •...•...•... Deering. Hulit, J obn ..•..••.••...•.••...... •...... •._ ..•••.•... Cumberland. Humphreys, Charles C ....••.••••.....•...•...... •..••• , •••.. Brunswick. Loring, Prentiss •••••••...•..•.••...••...•...... •••••...•••• Portland. Loring, Giles ...... , ...... Yarmouth. Martin, J obn D .••..•••.•••.•••...••.•...... •...•...... •••.. Sebago. Mayberry, Richard ...... Windham. Milliken, Weston F ..•...•.. , , ..••...••.••..••.....•.•...••.• Portland. Perry, William F ...•••...... •..•...... •••...... •... Bridgton. Scolfield, George R ...•..•...... •...... •...•••.•••••... Harpswell. Thomas, William W., Jr ...... Portland. 22 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Names. Residences.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY-(CONTINUED.) Trefethen, George ...... Portland. Twombly, William , •.•...•.....•....•.•••••..•••.•••••.•••••• Harrison. Vinton, "\,Varren H ...... Gray. Warren, John E ...... Westbrook.

FRANKLIN COUNTY. Carvill, Amos II ...... , ...... Freeman. Croswell, Thomas, Jr .....•.••....•...•.•••••••••••••••.•••••• Farmington. Cutting, William H .....•.•.•.•.....•..••...•.•••...•••••... Weld. Lake, Joshua ...... , •...... ••.•...... •••••••••.... Jay. Wheeler, John C...... Chesterville.

HANCOCK COUNTY. Clark, James T ..••.••.••...•...•....•.....•..•.••.•••..•••.. Tremont. IIerrick, Samuel •. , ..•...•..••...... •...•...... Sedgwick. Kingman, Calvin ....•...... •...... •••.. ,valtham. Robbins, John ....•••. , .. ,, ...... •..•...... ••.•.... Deer Isle. Stevens, Curtis, ..•...•. , , , , ..•...... •••.....•••.•...••...•.. Gouldsborough. Treworgy, \Villard ...••.. , , ...... •...•.••...... Surry. "\,V ebster, David W,, ..... , , ...... •...... •....•.....•...••••• Castine. Wentworth, John . , , • , .. , •...... , ...... •.•.... Bucksport. \Vhitcomb, John F ...... ••.. , ...•...... •...... ••...•••••... Ellsworth.

KENNEBEC COUNTY. Gifford, George ...... Vassalborough. Mayhew, l\,foses S ...••..••..••...••..•...•...•.•.•...•••••.•• Mt.Vernon. Nash, James ..... , ...... Gardiner. Neal, Reuben S •••.•.. , .•...••..••...•.•• , •••.•..•••.••.•.•.• Farmingdale. Pierce, Henry O ••••...... ••••..••...••...... · ..•..••...... l\fonmouth. Rollins, J',fark, Jr ...... Albion. Sturtevant, J. H •...... •.....•....•...•...... •• Fayette. Titcomb, Samuel •. , .•••...... •...•••••...•...•...•... Augusta. Totman, John: ...••...... •...... •...... •••.•..... Clinton. Webb, Edmund F .•..•..•..••••...... •••••...•••• ,v aterville, Weeks, George E •..••.••.•••....•...... •.....•.....•.•••... Augusta. Weston, C. Marshall ..•..••.••...... •.••...... Belgrade. \Vinslow, N. R ..•.•••..• , .•.....•.••....•...... •••..••.•...• Chelsea.

KNOX COUNTY. Fuller, Marcellus P •....•••.••...••.....••.•••..••..••...•.•• Appleton. Kelloch, B. K ...... Thomaston. Lindley, Warren •••.•••..••..•...•...... •..••.•.....•.•.•.•• "\,Varren. Moffitt, Caleb G .•.•.••.•.••..••..•...... •...... Rockland. Mortland, David N ..••...•.••...••.•....•...... •.••.... Rockland. Richards, Fred E •.••...••...•...•••••...•...... ••....•..••.. Camden, Torrey, Ruggles S •...... •..••...•....•.....••..•..•••...•... St. George. Webster, Simon G ...... Vinalhaven. HOUSE OF REPRESENT.ATIVES. 23

Names. Residences.

LINCOLN COUNTY. Davis, Chaales M ...... Jefferson. Hall, George L ...... , , ...... Nobleborough, Hobson, Isaac T •...... •...... •...... •...•... ,viscasset. Keuniston, George B ...... Boothbay. Reed, Asa Redington ...... Waldo borough. Yates, Alexander ...... Bristol.

OXFORD COUNTY. Alley, Moses ...•..••••••...••..•..••...... •... Hartford. Bisbee, George D ...... •.....•.•.•...... •.....•...... Buckfield. Gregg, Eben ,v ...... Andover. IIaselton, John ...... Albany. Knight, Augustus J ...... Rumford. Locke, John ...... •...... •....•.. Fryeburg. Pendexter, Charles 0 •...... Denmark. Rand, Eben E ...... Greenwood.

PENOBSCOT COUNTY. Butman, S. G ...... Plymouth. Coburn, IIenry C...... l{ingrnan. Edery, Thomas N ...••...... •...... Bangor. Folsom, Melville M ..•...... •...... Oldtown. Folsom, Mark ...... ••...... Newburg. Foss, Cyrus .•...... •...... •...... Dexter. Hatch, Silas C...... Bangor. Kimball, Samuel L ...... ' ...... Mt. Chase. Mathews, Samuel W .•...... Hampden. Oak, Lorenzo ...... Garland. Patten, James ...... IIermon. Peaks, Thomas J ...... , . Charleston. Prentiss, Jesse ...... Milford. Sargent, Daniel, 2d ...... Brewer. ,vebb, Alexander ...... Lowell. Webster, Eben ...... •...... •...... •. Orono. \Vheeler, Joseph B ...... •.•••..•..•...... •...... •... Corinth. ,v ood, Henry A .••.....•.•...... •...... Bangor.

PISCATAQUIS COUNTY. Brockway, Dan1on W ...... Dover. Ford, Caleb J ...... Atkinson. Robbins, Chandler G •••••••..••.•••••••••...••.•..•.••••••.•. Guilford.

SAGADAHOC. Barron, George ...... •...... •...... •...... Topsham. Hinckley, Benjamin F ...... Georgetown. Randall, .l:-~atherly •...... Richmond. Robinson, Alexander ...... •...... • Bath. 24 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Names. Residences.

SOMERSET COUNTY. Adams, Benjamin •...•...••..•...... •...... •.•. Anson. Coffin, James F ..•.•••.•.••...... •.•...... ••...... •••• Fairfield. Green, Fred G ...•...•.•••.....••....•..•...... •.....••.••.. Athens. Jones, George ...... •.•••••.•...... •...... ••.• St. Albans. l{nowlton, Hiram ...... Skowhegan. l\Janson, John C..••••...••...•...... •...... •...... Pittsfield. ,valker, Peter ...•...•.••.•...... ••...... •.. Brighton. Whipple, Sumner •...•...•....••...... •...... Solon.

WALDO COUNTY. Boardman, Isaac M ....•.....•.•...... •...•...... Belfast. Ellis, Joseph ...... •.•...... •...... •..•.... Brooks. , Gatchell, Charles II ...... Jackson. Learned, Orrin ..•..••...... •.•...... •...... •..• Burnham. Mason, ,villium S .•..•...... - ...... Searsmont. Smith, ,villiam ...... Stockton. Treat, Simeon J ...... •...... •...... Winterport. Witherly, Joseph L ...... Northport.

WASHINGTON COUNTY. Campbell, Samuel N ..•...... , .... , ...... , ...... , ...... Cherryfield. Corthell, ,v. J ... _...... Calais. Crocker, Alvin G ...... Machias. Dennison, Lucius ....•... , ...... ••...... Cutler. Foss, Joseph B ..•.••.....••...... •...... •.....• Danforth. Lincoln, Albert R .•.••....••••..•..••...... •...•...••...... Dennysville. Ray, A. Judson .•..•••..••..•...... •...... ••...... •.•. Harrington. Stevens, Simon ...... • ...... • ...... Eastport. Talbot, Jan1es R •...... •...•...... •...... •... East Machias. 'Wilder, Joseph, Jr ...... Pembroke.

YORK COUNTY. Bennett, John •.....•..•..•..•...... •....•...... ••...... Parsonsfield. Carll, George •••••••..••••.•...... •••..••...... Kennebunkport. Haley, Addison E •.•.•••.....•...... •...•...... •...•..•.... Kennebunk. llarmon, James 0. A ...... Buxton. Hubbard, Samuel •..••..•...... •...... •... Berwick. Littlefield, Nathaniel...... • . . . • ...... ••... Lyman. Lord, Ivory .....•.••...•..••...•...... •.••••...... ••..•.... Saco. Mason, Luther T...... • . • ...... Biddeford. Paul, Warrington ...... Kittery. Putnam, George W. S •...... •....••..•..•.••....•...• York. Remick, Samuel A •...•.•..•...... ••...... •...••••••...... Elliot. Ricker, Dominicus .•.••....••....•••.•...... •...... Biddeford. Severence, Eben F •..••••••.•....•...•..••...... •.... Limerick. Thompson, Usher B ..•...•...... •...... •...... Newfield. True, William P ••.••..••••..•....•.•.•..••..•..•.••.•.....•. Sanford. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 25

OFFICERS.

NAMES. OFFICES, RESIDENCES,

EDMUND F. WEBB ...... Speaker ...... Waterville. SUMNER J. CHADBOURNE ...... Clerk • ...... Dixmont. JOSEPH 0. SMITH .. , ...... Assistent Clerk • ...... Hodgdon. JAMES B. WALKER, .••••••••••••• Messenger •..•••••••.•••••••. Turner. GEORGE G. LEAVENS ••••••••••••• Ist Assistant Messenger ••.••••• Brooklin. JOHN R, PRESCOTT ••••••••••••••• 2d Assistant Messenger, •••• •••• Rome. FRANK A. SMALL •••• , ••••••••••• Reporter •••••••••••••••••••.• Augusta. JAMES B. STINSON ••••••••••••••• Page •• .•••••••••••••••••••.• Augusta. CARL C. KING ••••••••••••••••••• Page •• .••••••••••.•.••.•••.• Lyndon. LEWIS B. GERRISH, •••••••••••••• Folder ..••.••••••••••••••••• Lebanon.

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... Standing Committees of the Legislature.

SENATE COMMITTEES. --- On Bills in the Second Reading. Messrs. May of Kennebec, Kimball of Penobscot, Crandon of Washington, • Whitmore of Hancock. Coffin of Waldo, Lothrop of Somerset, Webster of Knox, Carr of Sagadahoc, Hobbs of York, Burgess of Cumberland, Martin of Oxford, Palmer of Somerset.

On Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Dunning of Piscataquis, Arnold of Aroostook, Harmon of Washington, Brooks of Waldo, Shaw of Penobscot, Abbot of Kennebec, Davis of Androscoggin, O'Brion of York, Pennell of Cumberland, Farrington of Oxford, Smith of Penobscot, Chaplin of Cumberland.

On Senatorial Votes. Messrs. Chaplin of Cumberland, May of Kennebec, Davis of Androscoggin, Shaw of Penobscot, Crandon of Washington, Butler of York, Martin of Oxford. HOUSE COMMITTEES.

On Elections. Messrs. Mathews of Hampden, Alley of Hartford, Lindley of Warren, Mayberry of ·windham, Hinch of Bancroft, Kingman of Waltham, Hulit of Cumberland.

On Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Hawes of Deering, Locke of Frye burg, Files of Gorham, Wheeler of Chesterville, Rollins of Albion, Lord of Saco, Keegan of Madawaska.

On Bills in the Third Reading. Messrs. Bennett of Parsonsfield, King of Lyndon, Weed of Littleton, Remick of Elliot, Barron of Topsham, Adams of Anson, Foss of Danforth.

On Change of Names. Messrs. Randall of Island Falls, Rounds of Minot, Wood of Bangor, Lincoln of Dennysville, Egery of Bangor, Manson of Pittsfield, Walker of Brighton. 28 COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.

On County Estimates. Messrs. Wood of Bangor, Talbot of East Machias, Rollins of Albion, Moffitt of Rockland, Brockway of Dover, Robinson of Bath, Warren of Westbrook, Wheelar of Chesterville, Weed of Littleton, Putnam of York, Boardman of Belfast, Mower of Greene, Gregg of Andover, Yates of Bristol, Greene of Athens, Stevens of Gouldsborough.

On Leave of Absence. Messrs. Crocker of Machias, Weeks of Augusta, Brockway of Dover, Peaks of Charleston, Loring of Yarmouth, Ricker of Biddeford, Coffin of Fairfield.

On Business of the House. Messrs. Titcomb of Augusta, Dingley of Lewiston, Vinton of Gray. JOINT STANDING OOMM:ITTE:ES.

On the Judiciary. Messrs. Chaplin of Cumberland, 1 Butler of York, of the Senate. Webster of Knox, ~ Messrs. Vinton of Gray, ) Knowlton of Skowhegan, Titcomb of Augusta, Dingley of Lewiston, lof the House. Mortland of Rockland, Bisbee of Buckfield, Mathews of Hampden, j

On Legal Affairs. Messrs. Kennedy of Kincoln, May of Kennebec, } of the &nate. Farrington of Oxford, Messrs. Thomas of Portland, King of Lyndon, Keegan of Madawaska, Barron of Topsham, of tlie House. Haley of Kennebunk, Mason of Biddeford, Adams of Anson,

On Financial .Affairs. Messrs. Davis of Androscoggin, } O'Brion of York, of the Senate. Carr of Sagadahoc, Messrs. Hatch of Bangor, Milliken of Portland, l Reed of Waldoboro', Cushman of Auburn, of the House. Hobson of Wiscasset, I Weeks of Augusta, Moffitt of Rockland, J

; 30 JOINT ST.ANDING COMMITTEES.

On Federal Relations. Messrs. Butler of York, Hadlock of Hancock, } of the Senau:. '\Vebster of Knox, Messrs. Corthell of Calais, Fessenden. of Portland, Reed of ·waldoboro', 1 - Brewer of Freeport, r of the House. Twombly of Harrison, Remick of Elliot, Mayberry of Windham, j

On Education. Messrs. Farrington of Oxford, Kennedy of Lincoln, } of the Senat.e. Chaplin of Cumberland, Messrs. Dingley of Lewiston, l Oorthell of Calais, Gifford of Vassalboro', Knowlton of Skowhegan, I}- of the House. Hatch of Bangor, Lord of Saco, I Webster of Castine, J

On Railroads. Messrs. Dingley of Androscoggin, Butler of York, ~ ef the Senat.e. Smith of Penobscot, Messrs. Fessenden of Portland, ) Knowlton of Skowhegan, Egery of Bangor, Bennett of Parsonsfield, of the House. Bisbee of Buckfield, l Winslow of Chelsea, Littlefield of Lyman,

On Commerce. Messrs. Webster of Knox, } Humphrey of Cumberland, of the Senate. Kennedy of Lincoln, Messrs. Hobson of Wiscasset, l Nash of Gardiner, Robinson of Bath, I Boardman of Belfast, rof the House. Paul of Kittery, Loring of Yarmouth, I Kelloch of Thomaston, J JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. 31

On Mercantile A.ffairs and Insurance. Messrs. Ilumphrey of Cumberland, } O'Brion of York, of the Senate. Abbot of Kennebec, Messrs. Loring of Portland, ) Robinson of Bath, Wood of Bangor, I Wheeler of Chesterville, tof the House. Hawes of Deering, Harmon of Buxton, Campbell of Cherryfield, J On Banks and Banking. Messrs. Brooks of WalJ.o, Burgess of Cumberland, } of the Benak. Davis of Androscoggin, Messrs. Nash of Gardiner, Milliken of Portland, l Hatch of Bangor, Humphreys of Brunswick, of the House. Rounds of Minot, Coffin of Fairfield, I Carll of Kennebunkport, J On Manufactures. Messrs. Hobbs of York, Dingley of Androscoggin, } of the SenaW. Shaw of Penobscot, Messrs. Brockway of Dover, 1 Webb of Lowell, Came of Standish, Locke of Fryeburg, lof the House. Pressey of Lewiston, Croswell of Farmington, Atwood of Cape Elizabeth, JI

On Agriculture. Messrs. Shaw of Penobscot, Abbot of Kennebec, } of the SenaW. Pennell of Cumberland, Messrs. Knight of Rumford, Ford of Atkinson, Hubbard of Berwick, 1 Jordan of Lisbon, ~ of the House. Jones of St. Albans, Sturtevant of Fayette, Davis of Jefferson, j 32 JOINT ST.ANDING COMMITTEES.

On Military .Affairs. Messrs. Hadlock of Hancock, Farrington of Oxford, } of the Senate. Chaplin of Cumberland, Messrs. Folsom of Oldtown, 1 Howard of Lewiston, Kenniston of Boothbay, I Whitcomb of Ellsworth, Iof the House. Peaks of Charleston, Lincoln of Dennysville, Gatchell of Jackson,

On Interior Waters. Messrs. Smith of Penobscot, } Crandon of \Vashington, of the Senate. Humphrey of Cumberland, Messrs. Bailey of Auburn, ·Whitcomb of Ellsworth, Perry of Bridgton, Kenniston of Boothbay, ~ of the House. Oak of Exeter, Webster of Orono, Webster of Vinalhaven,

On State Lands and State Roads. Messrs. Dunning of Piscataquis, Arnold of AroOt'.took, } of the Benat,e. Martin of Oxford, Messrs. Randall of Island Falls, Weeks of Augusta, Thomas of Portland, 1 Gregg of Andover, I of the House. Richardson of Presque Isle, Kimball of Patten, Scolfield of Harpswell,

On Ways and Bridges. Messrs. Abbot of Kennebec, Palmer of Somerset, } of the Senat,e, Howes of Franklin, Messrs.· Weed of Littleton, 1 Greene of Athens, Stephens of Eastport, Alley of Hartford, Lr the HoUfJe, Pendexter of Denmark, Thompson of Newfield, I Martin of Sebago, J JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. 33

On Fisheries. Messrs. Whitmore of Hancock, Harmon of Washington, } of the Senate. Carr of Sagadahoc, Messrs. Trefethen of Portland, Treworgy of Surry, Sargent of Brewer, Hinkley of Georgetown, L~e House. Smith of Stockton, Pendexter of Denmark, Clark of Tremont, j

On Counties. Messrs. Pennell of Cumberland, Hobbs of York, } ef the Senat,e. Crandon of Washington, Messrs. Rollins of Albion, Howard of Lewiston, Trefethen of Portland, Torrey of St. George, ef the House. Randall of Richmond, l Totman of Clinton, Mason of Searsmont, jI

On Towns. Messrs. May of Kennebec, Kimball of Penobscot, } ef the Senat,e. Martin of Oxford, Messrs. Butman of Plymouth, Rounds of Minot, Coburn of Kingman, l Learned of Burnham, rof the House. Rand of Greenwood, Mortland of Rockland, Robbins of Deer Isle, j

On Indian Affairs. Messrs. Harmon of Washington, Arnold of Aroostook, } ef ~e Senate. Shaw of Penobscot, Messrs. Wilder of Pembroke, 1 Dennison of Machiasport, Patten of Carmel, Folsom of Newburg, lof the Hou.e. Ellis of Brooks, Ricker of Biddeford, Ouilette of Frenchville, j 5 34 JOINT ST.ANDING COMMITTEES.

On Claims. Messrs. Kimball of Penobscot, Howes of Franklin, } ef the Senate. Dunning of Piscataquis, Messrs. Prentiss of Greenbush, l Mower of Greene, Rand of Greenwood, Files of Gorham, ) ef the House. Treat of Winterport, Walker of Brighton, Crocker of Machias,

On Pensions. Messrs. Carr of Sagadahoc, Whitmore of Hancock, } of the Senate. Pennell of Cumberland, Messrs. Richards of Camden, l Yates of Bristol, Winslow of Chelsea, Carvill of Freeman, lof the House. Stevens of Gouldsboro', Warren of Westbrook, I Wheeler of Corinth, J On Insane Hospital. Messrs. O'Brion of York, Brooks of vValdo, } of the Senate. Burgess of Cumberland, Messrs. Paul of Kittery, Talbot of East Machias, Lincoln of Dennysville, 1 Severence of Limerick, rof the House. Haselton of Albany, Manson of Pittsfield, Whipple of Solon, J On Reform School. Messrs. Howes of Franklin, Kimball of Penobscot, } of the Senate. Coffin of Waldo, Messrs. Putnam of York, Weston of Belgrade, Cutting of Weld, Alley of Hartford, of the House. Foss of Dexter, Mayhew of Mt. Vernon, Wentworth of Bucksport, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. 35

I On State Prison. I I Messrs. Burgess of Cumberland, Smith of Penobscot, } ef the &mate. Davis of Androscoggin, Messrs. Cary of Turner, 1 Neal of Farmingdale, I Greene of Athens, I Croswell of Farmington, ~ of the House. Hinch of Bancroft, Pierce of Monmouth, I Lake of Jay, J

On Public Buildings. Messrs. Coffin of Waldo, Hadlock of Hancock, } of the Senate. Palmer of Somerset, Messrs. Mayhew of Mt. Vernon, l Robbins of Guilford, Hall of Nobleboro', I Herrick of Sedgwick, ~ of the Rouse. Fuller of Appleton, Witherly of Lincolnville, True of Sanford, J

On Library. Messrs. Martin of Oxford, Brooks of Waldo, } ef the Senate. I Dunning of Piscataquis, I Messrs. Titcomb of Augusta, Gifford of Vassalboro', Loring of Portland, 1 Campbell of Cherryfield, ~ of the House. Cutting of Weld, Kelloch of Thomaston, Ray of Harrington, j

'1 j;; JOIN'r SELECT COMMITTEES.

On Gubernatorial Votes. Messrs. Abbot of Kennebec, 1 Humphrey of Cumberland, Davis of Androscoggin, O'Brion of York, . lof the Senate. Carr of Sagadahoc, Shaw of Penobscot, I Harmon of W,. ashington, J Messrs. Wheeler of Chesterville, l Rounds of Minot, Weed of Littleton, Milliken of Portland, I Whitcomb of Ellsworth, Weeks of Augusta, Kelluch of rrhornaston, Kenniston of Boothbay, I Knight of Peru, r of the House. "\Vood of Bangor, Brockway of Dover, I Barron of Topsham, I Knowlton of Skowhegan, Boardman of Belfast, Talbot of East l\fachias, I Lord of Saco, J

To inform the Governor of his Election. Messrs. Burgess of Cumberland, } Webster of Knox, of the Senate. Coffin of Waldo, Messrs. Hatch of Bangor, Fessenden of Portland, l ,vebster of Castine, Cary of Turner, of the Hous;e. Keegan of Madawaska, I Haley of Kennebunk, Reed of Waldoboro', I JOINT SELECT COMMITTEES. 31

On J01>nt Rules and Orderr.;. Messrs. Dingley of Androscoggin, Farrington of Oxford, } of the Senate. Butler of York, Messrs. Vinton of Gray, I l I Dingley of Lewiston, Talbot of East Machias, I Titcomb of Augusta, t of the House. Hatch of Bangor, King of Lyndon, I I Kenniston of Boothbay, J

I On Maine State Year Book. Messrs. Chaplin of Cumberland, Lothrop of Somerset, } of the &nate. Dunning of Piscataquis, Messrs. Trefethen of Portland, 1 Nash of Gardiner, -wheeler of Chesterville, I Keegan of Mad:1waska, t of the House. Barron of Topsham, Yates of Bristol, I Ellis of Brooks, J

On Go,;ernor\; Address. Messrs. Humphrey of Oumber]and, Ken11edy of Lincoln, } of IJJ.e Senate. Kimball of Penobscot, Messrs. Gifford of Vassalboro', 1 Talbot of East Machias, Fessenden of Portland, Kingman of ,valtham, lof thR House. Haselton of Albany, Humphreys of Brunswick, I Pierce of Monmouth, J

On State Printing and Bi"nding. Messrs. Butler of York, } Humphrey of Cumberland, of the Senate. Martin of Oxford, Messrs. Dingley of Lewiston, l Titcomb of Augusta, Whitcomb of Ellsworth, I Egery of Bangor, · ~ of the House. Randall of Richmond, Wilder of Pembroke, I l King of Lyndon, J ___ I 38 JOINT SELECT COMMITTEES.

On Temperance. Messrs. Chaplin of Cumberland, Brooks of Waldo, 1 Kimball of Penobscot, Jof the Senate. Butler of York, Farrington of Oxford, Messrs. ,vheeler of Chesterville, l Nash of Gardiner, I Dingley of Lewiston, Kenniston of Boothbay, I Randall of Island Falls, I Fessenden of Portland, Corthell of Calais, I Richards of Camden, of the House. Coffin of Fairfield, r Locke of Fryeburg·, Peaks of Charleston, Brockway of Dover, I Hinkley of Georgetown, Smith of Stockton, Kingman of V{ altham, Thompson of Newfield,

On Immigration. Messrs. Smith of Penobscot, Dingley of Androscoggin. } of the Senat,e. Arnold of Aroostook, Messrs. Milliken of Portland, l Randall of Island Falls, King of Lyndon, I Haley of Kennebunk, ~ of the House. Reed of Waldoboro', Coburn of Kingman, I Rand of Greenwood, J

On Jail System. Messrs. Burgess of Cumberland, Martin of Oxford, } of the Senal.e. Lothrop of Somerset, Messrs. Mortland of Rockland, ... Gifford of Vassalboro', Vinton of Gray, I Alley of Hartford, ~ of the House. Egery of Bangor, Putnam of York, I Cushman of Auburn, J ll - I JOINT SELECT COMMITTEES. 39 . I I

On Biennial Elect1'.ons and Sessions of the Legislature. Messrs. Butler of York, 1 Howes of Franklin, Palmer of Somerset, tef the Senate. Shaw of Penobscot, Coffin of "\Valdo, Messrs. Lord of Saco, Cary of Turner, 1 Keegan of Madawaska, Croswell of Farmington, Campbell of Cherryfield, I Webb of Lowell, of the House. Barron of Topsham, I Robbins of Deer !Rle, Mayhew of Mt. Vernon, Jones of St. Albans, Mason of Searsmont, J

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