Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-03-09
n, . nnrab,r.of SEASONS. I ,here NET Ash

for uunber-of seasons. I there met Ash
eru,en who fsliyvs 81 saaf as business l
ne; there uisny rsea Of all stations. who
argued ia me tssas under the existing lAss
sltc tssi.;sg in4;usiries of Maiar were going
backward This came ROT only from the
wealthy hat fran men who followed the
seas aril Ia, have male fishing their bust
ness. h4.lieye tiltt s;.ose usen OF all sta
tons ar. in favor of this bill. ara stand
in OF, u,x fest a the reqae T. of those men,
til Il ssnlI. il | siss here. desv'si their
came. ihs,,ssle,l 10 hss In Raoihtsss when
NJ. MtsiIs.cks sss i.ptai'sat<s', .sa'l the cry
Of the streets uas for Mssl...rss b. cause
ae woali fight 10 silstli,l si.s IL industries
ami el.inf that he has ss-.hs - ne here
an 10 figts, for slissse iai,seiriss, and l
tIiis yua 81 ageee with tne lhat Ne has
tione il molly. beiif We there is SOM thing
IN this question thar 80 ntsay of s.;ese men
plead for. and ho,e that the majority re-
port y i'll be accepted.
Mr. Mitch II OF kiitery | represent a
constituency iaat is iargeiy interested in this
industry, Tie poor fishermen whom |
represent want this hill passed for tae rsa-
sou that the fi.hiag industry at the present
time is controlled ty !. few persons, and
tl,ey have not The u.esms whereby they can
~ into the industry, but taay can esab to-
gether sn.i purchase seine which viii
enable them to gain a livelihood. hope
the majority report will b. accepted.
Mr.. niekcy of For, Kent; This bill is
not all that the fi-l,ermen wolII like. There
i, no bill that will suit everybody. have
ken some pains to ascertain the habits OF
a,
shores. My idea is that this bill comes
nearer ms opinion of that migratory fish
matter than anything that we nov have.
,bink We had better pass this law. There
may be faults in it. Some people even find
fanlt with the Lords prayer. Ii is so with
everything. You cannot do anything per-
feet. My impression is that this bill comes
nearer what We want than anything We
have.
Mr.. Brewer of Freeport said tina, he las
opposed to the bill and that the people OF
his section were opposed to it. He hoped
the minority report would be accepted.
Mr.. Mad,ioeks: have an amendmen,
which | would like to offer.
The Speaker; The question is now on
the adoption of the minority report, that il
be substituted for the majority report.
A division being called for the motion to
substitute the minority report was carried
by vote of q to a.
The question then being on the accept
ance Of the minority report, ought not to
pass, as the report of the committee, the
yeas and nays were ordered
Yea Messrs, Abbott of Hollis. Abbott Of sum.
ncr, Aver Bird, Body, Bracket. Brewer, Brown,
Calill, Carlton of Roekport, Carleton of Winter
port, Caryille, Cook, Cornish, Dow, Drake,
Dudley, Durgtn. Dutton Emerson, Ferguson.
keH, Holmes. Hopkins, Iioy;, .lillson, Jones,
kicr, kcegan, Kent, Knowles, Lane, Leyegue,
Libby OF rtttston, Libby of Sanford, Light,
iiiilet,ld Of reand, Lo,hrop, Mathews. Meken,
Of Gray, Morrill, of Madison, Midget. Mureh,
Noyes, Oakes fenley, Penney, finkham. Poor,
Powers OF Norridgewoek, Pratt, frsble, Reed,
Roberts, Rollins. scott, shaw of Bath, shaw Of
Portland, Smith of Pressure Isle, spragac, Stoh-
dard, sylvester. True, Twitehell. Webster, Wcs-
colt, Woodbury-7i.
Alden, Barlow, Bean. Belleau, Bonser, Bow man,
Bradbury, Buek, Clark, Coffin. Day, Dickey, Drew,
Eaton Fairbanks. French, Gates, Cover, Il;nnl.n'
Higgins, IInckley, Hunt. johnson. Kelley. Ian.
der. Lawrence, leighton, Libby of Carthage,
Littleiield OF Prospect, Maddncks: Marston. Me.
culiough, Mck"nnry Of SurFy. Mitchell. Paine.
Fare, Parker, Pltiibruok, Powers of llouiion,
burlington, Rogers, Ross, Russell Sargent, sa@
yer Of Mlbridge. SAWYER of Portland. seward,
SpiIlane. siiekncy, rhurlow, varrel webber,
Weeks of Fairfield Welt; York 49,
$3.50, t,t5' ,,' i,r r''',,'
Merrill pi Pennington, Morrill, OF Portland,
Warren, Weeks of Old Flown. Whitc-I,
,'airrd - BoUihby, no; smith of rpri land yes,
Chamberlain, no; Churchill, yes.
Resolve in favor of Monmouth Academy
On motion of Mr.. Woodbury. of Dccring
this resolve WAS laid on the table.
An act to incorporate the Glidden Water,
Illuminating 4 Power Go.
Mr. Weeks OF Fairfield offered amend
mcnts.
On motion of Mr.. Emerson of Portland,
ibis bill with the amendments was laid on
the table.
Resolve aifor'llng protection to the re
form school buildings by eilecting insur-
ance on same.
Mr. Adams offered amendment 4.
On notion of Mr.. Shaw of Bath this bill
was laid on the table and Friday assigned
for its further consideration.
An act to amend see. il9 of chap. u of
the Revised Statutes relating 10 examina-
ton of savings BANKS.
Resolve in favor Of road in Dallas
pranta,ion.
On motion of MIR. Sprague of Monson
this resolve was laid on the table
Butts PASSED TO III ESACTEp.
An act to amend sec. 100 chap. Il of the
Revised Statutes, relating to savings banks
investments.
An act to incorporate the Scbago I'm
provcment Co.
An act to incorporate the Pemaquid,
namariscotta and New Castle Street Rail.
way Co.
IN act TO amend sec : of chap. 30 of the
Public Laws of lSSo. relating TO returns OF
selectmen and town clerks to the secretary
of State.
An act to amend sec. 4 of chap. 100 Of
the Public Laws of 1891, relating to crea-
ton of forest commission.
An act to incorporate the Portland Diet
Mission.
An act To change the salary of the judge
of Wateryille municipal court.
An act to incorporate the Union Water
Co.
An act to amend chap. 81 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1889, entitled an act
to incorporate the Mechanic Falls Water
and Electric Light and Power Co.
An act to amend an act relating to the
city charter of Waterville.
An act To incorporate The Small Point
Water Co.
An act to incorporate the Guilforl Water
Co.
An act to amend sec. Il of chap. l2i Of
the Revised Statutes relating to obs Gene
books and literature.
An act to prevent the destruction of fish
in the eastern renobscot river
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Mr.. Carleton from the committee on ed
lcation reported ought not to pass on bill
IN act to amend sec. 5 of chap. 26s of the
iding school books.
Mr.. Libby from the same committee re-
lortcd ought not to pass on bill an act 10
establish State board of education.
Mr.. Aldo II from the same committee re-
ported legislation inexpedient on order re-
sting to kindergarten and manual instruc-
ion in schools.
Mr.. Pratt from the same committee re-
ported ought to pass on resolves in favor of
he Pennington State Normal School
printed under rule.
Mr.. Sprague from the committee on iu-
liclary reported ought to pass on bill an
vet to amend sec 80 of chap. &c of the
Revised Statutes relating to levy by esecu-
ion printed under rule
Mr.. Drew from the same committee re-
,orted in new draft and ought to pass on
dill an act to amend sec 8 of chap. 81 of
he Revised Statutes relating to panpers
lriuted under rnie
Mr.. Hamlin from the same committee
'eport ought to pass on bill an act to ratify
md make valid the oaths of the seE+tmep
md assessors of Franklin. Maine, for the |
ears lcs5, lssG, 1887 and 1889; printed |
lnder ruie.