Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-02-21


Mr.. PickARp from the Commit,ec--of the
Whole reported that the bill ough, to pass
The bill was then read and Mr. GILMAN
moved TO suspend the rules and put the bill
upon its passage.
Mr.. Locsr Of Portland moved to table.
Lost.
The rules were suspended by vote of ~
to |.
The bill then had it, third reading. and Mr.
LIBBEY of WATERFORD moved to indefinitely
postpone. Lost.
The bill was thon passed to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. klMpALL of Bath. bill
an act to amend chap. - of the public laws
OF lS7S relating to fisheries and the propagn-
tion of fish was taken from the table, and
amended To correct clerical errsr.
The amendment ~ give fsh wurdens the
same powers rs sheris and their depsties for
the enforcement Of the ac. WAS adopted.
The same gentleman moved an amendment
to amendment; House document l22 bv adding
the word February" after the word ''of'' in
line Il. so that fishing shall be allowed
through the ice in February, March and April
for fish to carry to their own houses Adopt
ed.
The amendment as amended was then
adopted.
Mr.. COLDER of Rome, moved to indefinite
ly postpone. Lost
Mr.. Woop of Winthrop, moved to amend
by adding an additional section, a. follows
But nothing in the fishery laws of this State
shall be 50 construed as to forbid fishing with
an artificial mnnow with one point"
Mr. Lock- of Portland opposed and Woop
favored.
The amendment was rejected by Il vote of
II to IS.
On motion of Mr.. GoLprn of Rome. the
IL 1 I Il
not apply to the waters of kvnnobvc county
Mr. SMITH of ilodglon favored the bill as
amended.
Mr.. COLDER then offered other amendments
which were rejected.
Mr.. Blown of Bangor. moved to strike
out all after the cnacting clause and insert 4
provision that any person may fish in any "a
ter of this State at any time with one hool
and one line providing he does not trcspas,
ON the land Of another
MIR. YorNG of Brunswick. opposed.
Mr.. LAM~oN of Freedom, opposed the bill.
Mcssrs. Locke of Portland. kmball Of
Bath. Gilman of Acddybcmps and other.
opposed the amendment offered by Mr.
Brown. and Messrs. Trucworthv of Orono
and Brown of Bangor spoke in favor
Mr. llArcu called for the previous qucs-
ton. and the House seconded the call and
ordered the main question to he pat.
Mr. BHowH amendment was re jccted by
Il vote of - 20 -.
The bill was then passed to be cngroSStd.
TN motion of Mr.. LOCKE OF Portland, hill
an ACT I" allow n>hlhg with ARTIFICIAL mia
h"NS III u"o'riahd county was taScn iroin
tor t@pi'. ana IN" same gentleman moved t.
indefinitely postpone.
Mr. + ARLINGTON opposed. ami gave rs Il
reason Tor the mi that trout III Sebago lax,
VIII not rise To ny.
MT M"uRE Oh M"chlaspoft' opposed th'
blll. ana Mr. HEsLEY ct .lncoln. favored.
MI fARRINGr"N moved to amend so a. {"
allow nut one nook to ii minn"", which WA
adopted.
MI. lRrEw"RrHI If orono. moved t"
amend so tliat the plil may apply To the Who'll,
state when was opposed by Messrs. kimhali
OF bath' ana harrington nf tryrhufg The
amendment was rejected ny vote OF - I"
Az
Mr. "op "f ihthrop moved to amend
so that the act snail incIude kcnn"bcc cour-
ty.
Mr. lotNG OF BRUNSWICK. moved the
rc'louS question: ana the lious" seconded
the call ana ordered the main question to be
put:
ne amendments were then relcctcl.
Mr. p"oR ct Seb;Ho called for the yeas
anu i''H''
The biil wss then refused passage.
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further attendance va. taken from tho t,hlc
and the same gentleman moved tn amend So
that his actual expenscs shall h. made nm in
rho nay roll instead uf tho ..uSu,l milco,,r
Mr. poop of S.haoo onnn.nI
The amendment was rrirctod
Mr. Roy. rn. of Rano1r mnvod IN amend
by striking out all after the word ''or,lcrcd &c
and inserting. THAT the pay and compenNa-
w." VI ''iI ma, "''' " n'l''>V''"-
animal Session of the ln,i.Ioturc and tom
cents mill. f,r every milo trov.l,d hy tho
usual route to and from his place of abode
once IN cach session.
Mr. CrnRAS OF Calais raised the point that
the amendment was out OF order, and the
speaker sustained the point.
Inc order was then passed.
ON motion OF Mr.. CrERAN, Mr.. Rand of
"ouidsporo was excused from furthcr attend
ance on this session OF the legislature. and
the Clerk was directed to make up his pay
and the usual mileage.