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John E. Godfrey to Governor and Executive Council, recommending Frederic H. Dillingham be appointed as Penobscot Agent
Citizens of Old Town and Republicans petition for the appointment of Samuel W. Hoskins as Penobscot Agent
Henry E. Printips, to Gov. Morrill, recommending appointment of Frederic H. Dillingham as Penobscot Agent
Jefferson Chamberlain, to Governor and Executive Council, recommending Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent
Alpheus Lyon, to Gov. Morrill, recommending appointment of Frederic H. Dillingham as Penobscot Agent
Citizens of Orono petition for the appointment of Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent
A.G. Wilson, to Gov. Morrill, recommending Frederic H. Dillingham as Penobscot Agent
H. Richardson, to Gov. Morrill, recommending Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent
Stephen L. Peabody to Edgar E. Ring regarding the need for a survey on disputed land
Notice of Election of Newell Joseph as Passamaquoddy Representative to Legislature
E.B. French, to Gov. Morill, recommending Albert Richardson as Penobscot Agent
Stephen L. Peabody to Edgar E. Ring sending checks owed for cords of wood
Account of Incidental Expenses, Passamaquoddy School at Peter Dana's Point
Letters and Water Sample Test Results for Indian Island Common and Oak Hill Well
Penobscot Governor George C. Dana, to Neil Violette, regarding funds and Leo Shay
Passamaquoddy Petition requesting right to cut wood in Indian Township
Passamaquoddy Petition requesting exclusive use of lumber within Indian Township
Percy A. Hurd to Neil Violette, informing him that Mr. Love will call him
Bangor Hydro-Electric Company, regarding street lights at Pleasant Point
Check for Scaling Logs at Indian Township
Governor Memo regarding Passamaquoddy dental health
Account of Stephen L. Peabody, 1891-1892
Deputy Attorney General Sanford L. Fogg to Commissioner of Education Bertram E. Packard, regarding unorganized territory and Old Town
Memo from Gov. Gardiner to Neil Violette, suggesting he request money from the Contigency Fund for the schoolhouse
John S. Nelson[?] to Neil Violette, regarding his family's needs