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Subject | Description | Year | |
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101 | Cape Elizabeth Petition Signers | Report on the Petition of Edward Fox and others that the County Commissioners of Cumberland County have power to alter the Portland Bridge | 1853 |
102 | Cape Elizabeth Petition Signers | An Act to authorize the County Commissioners of Cumberland County to locate a highway across Fore River, in said County and remonstrance of Clement Jordan and others | 1854 |
103 | Cargill, Charles and others | An Act to authorize the County Commissioners of the County of Lincoln to lay out a road over tide waters and remonstrance of the Proprietors of Sheepscot Bridge | 1849 |
104 | Carver's Mill Stream | Report on the Petition of Thaddeus Roberts and others that the Waldo County Commissioners be empowered to lay out a road over the tide waters of Carver`s Mill Stream in Vinalhaven and the remonstrance of a Committee of Vinalhaven | 1842 |
105 | Cary, Charles and others | An Act authorizing the County Commissioners of Washington County to lay out and establish in East Machias a county road over tide waters | 1865 |
106 | Chapter 008, 1861 Public Laws | An Act to repeal Chapter 8 of the Public Laws of 1861 relating to the salary of the County Commissioners of Cumberland County | 1862 |
107 | Chapter 018 Section 033, Revised Statues | A bill to amend Chapter 18 Section 33 Revised Statutes to provide some mode by which taxes authorized & assessed by County Commissioners be collected | 1864 |
108 | Chapter 078, Revised Statutes | An Act to amend Chapter 78 of the Revised Statutes relating to Courts of County Commissioners | 1862 |
109 | Chesterville | Report on the Petitions of the Inhabitants of Chesterville that the pay of the County Commissioners may be fixed at a sum not exceeding two dollars per day | 1841 |
110 | Cities | Report on the Order relative to costs of Cities, Towns and Plantations whose individuals make application to County Commissioners for abatement of taxes | 1849 |
111 | Civil War | Report on the communication of the Governor relating to the Report of the Commissioners on the coast defenses | 1862 |
112 | Civil War | An Act to authorize the Council to appoint one or more Commissioners in each Regiment of Maine Volunteers to take acknowledgments of deeds, etc. | 1862 |
113 | Claims | Resolve for the payment of Commissioners of Insane Hospital | 1852 |
114 | Claims | Resolve authorizing the Governor and Council to audit and pay the claims of the Honorable Reuel Williams, William P. Fessenden and Elijah L. Hamlin, Commissioners to purchase Massachusetts Lands (SS) | 1853 |
115 | Claims Board | An additional Resolve in relation to the appointment of a Board of Commissioners to settle claims between certain individuals and the State | 1841 |
116 | Claims Board | Resolve for the appointment of a Board of Commissioners to settle claims between certain individuals and the State | 1841 |
117 | Claims, Land | Resolve authorizing the appointment of Commissioners to locate grants and determine the extent of possessory claims under the late treaty with Great Britain | 1854 |
118 | Claims, Possessory | Resolves authorizing the appointment of Commissioners to locate grants and determine the extent of possessory claims under the late treaty with Great Britain | 1843 |
119 | Clay, Jonathan and others | Resolve granting certain power to the County Commissioners of Penobscot County | 1850 |
120 | Coastal Defense | Report on the communication of the Governor relating to the Report of the Commissioners on the coast defenses | 1862 |
121 | Coburn, Stephen | Resolve providing for the appointment of Commissioners to the Convention at Washington | 1861 |
122 | Commissioners | An Act relating to the duties on | 1825 |
123 | Commissioners | See Internal Improvements 1826 GY 42-3 | |
124 | Commissioners | Report on the Order for a law for the appointment of a Commissioner or, to take depositions without the State to be used in the trial of Civil Actions | 1831 |
125 | Commissioners | Report on the Order authorizing the appointment of, without the State to administer oaths and take acknowledgement of deeds | 1832 |
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