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| Subject | Description | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 376 | School Money | An Act to amend " An Act to secure the proper expenditure of school moneys in the Madawaska Townships" | 1865 |
| 377 | Schools | Report relative to School Districts authorized to raise money in addition to the town taxes | 1830 |
| 378 | Schools | Report on the Petition of Jonah Spaulding and others that they may receive money for the support of schools in Carratunk Plantation and Carrying Place Plantation | 1841 |
| 379 | Schools | Report on an Order relative to a grant of money to Catharine J. D. O. Farnsworth for instructing a school on the Gore of land between Raymond and Standish | 1844 |
| 380 | Schools | Report on the Order relating to granting authority to the Treasurer of Aroostook County to pay over certain money | 1846 |
| 381 | Schools, Primary | Report on the Order relative to the apportionment of money for the support of Primary Schools | 1844 |
| 382 | Scientific Survey | Report on a petition of Manly and J.T. Hardy for claims for services rendered the State and money advanced for the use of the State | 1863 |
| 383 | Scientific Survey | A bill for an appropriatoin of money for continuance of the Scientific Survey of the State | 1864 |
| 384 | Scribner, Daniel | Report on the Petition of Daniel Scribner for allowance of money paid to the State for land in Springfield and to renew his claim to said land | 1844 |
| 385 | Securities | Resolve to authorize the Treasurer of State to invest a portion of the money now in the Tresaury in some safe and productive securities | 1846 |
| 386 | Settling Lands | Report on the Order relative to changing the law regulating the sale of Settling Lands so as to require the whole payment to be made in money only | 1844 |
| 387 | Sewall, Rufus and others | Report on the petition for a Lottery to raise money to erect a bridge over the Sheepscot River | 1829 |
| 388 | Sinking Funds | An Act to authorize the Commissioners of the sinking fund of the Kennebec and Portland Railroad to invest the moneys of said fund | 1863 |
| 389 | Smith and Robinson | Report on the Petition of Smith and Robinson that money paid by them as a reward for the detection of robbers, may be refunded | 1849 |
| 390 | Smith, John and others | A bill to give the inhabitants of the Town of Gray money for State Aid | 1864 |
| 391 | Smith, John B. | Report on the Petition for remuneration for money expended in support of destitute and distressed immigrants from Quebec on the Canada Road | 1834 |
| 392 | Smith, John B. and others | Report on the Petition of John B. Smith and others relative to a sum of money to be granted by the Legislature for schooling | 1841 |
| 393 | Smith, Marshall and others | An act to require the Treasurer of the County of Knox to pay certain money to the Treasurer of the County of Lincoln | 1862 |
| 394 | Socabeson, Peol | Report on a Resolve in favor of Peol Socabeson and for an appropriation of money for the establishment and support of schools in their tribe (Penobscot Indians) | 1847 |
| 395 | Societies, Lodges and Associations | Report on Resolves providing for an equal distribution of money among the several Counties appropriated for agricultural purposes | 1843 |
| 396 | Societies, Lodges and Associations | Report on the Petition of Simeon Butters and others that the Resolve granting a certain sum of money to Agricultural Societies in this State may be repealed | 1843 |
| 397 | Societies, Lodges and Associations | Report on the Petition of Perley Tuck and others that the law may be repealed granting money to Agricultural Societies | 1844 |
| 398 | Societies, Lodges and Associations | Report on the Order relative to amending the 82nd Chapter of the Revised Statutes respecting the division of money drawn by agricultural societies | 1852 |
| 399 | Soldiers | Report on a bill authorizing cities, towns, and plantations to raise money for the benefit of persons serving in the army | 1861 |
| 400 | Soldiers | A bill to pay drafted men, their substitutes and those who have paid commutation money, the sum of $300 | 1864 |
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