Journals of the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the State of New HampshireRumford Press, 1881 - New Hampshire |
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act entitled act in amendment act in relation act to incorporate act to legalize affirmative afternoon at three amend the charter amendment of chapter amendment of section BELKNAP COUNTY bill entitled bill ordered bills and joint CARROLL COUNTY chapter one hundred Colby Committee on Incorporations Committee on Judiciary Committee on Railroads Committee on Revision Company concurrence considered Coös county election entitled An act following entitled bill following entitled house following members voted following resolution following senators voted GRAFTON COUNTY Hampshire Hampton Heald HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY house of representatives indefinitely postponed Joint resolution Laconia legislature Merrill MERRIMACK COUNTY motion of Senator Nashua pass petition praying Prescott of Derry railroad law read a third recommended its passage referred the bill remonstrance report was accepted resolution adopted resolution in favor Resolved road Rochester ROCKINGHAM COUNTY Rollinsford Sanborn of Franklin school-district senate adjourned Senator Gilman STRAFFORD COUNTY SULLIVAN COUNTY third reading three o'clock town
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