Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-01
MAINE LEGISLATURE.


Mr.. Weymouth for committee on inland
fish and game, reported in q new dralt
an act for the protection OF fish IN
Sweat's pond, Clear Water pond and
North or Varnham's pond and their
tributaries in Franklin county, and that
It ought to pass. TO be printed.
Mr.. Harrington for same committee, on
petition of Charles O. Stacey and 6o
Others praying that special laws as to tax
ing of fish in Spectacle pond be repealed,
reported leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Harrington for same committee, on
petition of ". X. Burnell and so Others,
reported an act for the better protection
of fish in Barker, Middle and Southeast
ponds In Hiram and Sebago. To be
printed
Mr.. Harrington for same committee, on
petition of l.. Il. Carleton and ii others
with accompanying bill, reported bill an
act to amend section 2 Of chapter 632 of
the Private Laws Of 1893. To be printed.
Mr.. Dummer for same committee on
petition of George ID. Bisby and Others,
reported bill an act, "all persons are
hereby prohibited from taking fish in
Wcbb's pond until the ice is broken up
in said pond " TO be printed.
Mr.. hummer for same committee, on
deer in the county of Sagadahoc, reported
ought to pass. TO be printed
= Mr.. Drummer from same committee, on
petition of p. S. Strout and 80 Others, re-
ported bill an act for the protection of
trout in Newell and Dyer brooks in the
town of Durham for four years. To be
printed.
Mr.. Drummer for same committee, on
bill an act to prohibit the taking of
trout and landlocked salmon in Fourth
pond, so called, in Bluehill, Hancock
county, reported ought not to pass.
Mr.. Packard for same committee, re-
ported in a new draft bill an act for the
better protection of fish in Long pond,
Mount Desert Island, and that 1t ought
to pass. To be printed.
Mr. Packard for same committee, on
petition praying that the close time on
partridges be changed reported bill an act
to amend section 81 Revised Statutes,
as amended by chapter 303 OF the Public
Laws of 1885, as amended by chapter 80
of the Public Laws of 1887, as amended
by chapter 2iS of the Public Laws of
1889, as amended by chapter % of the
Public Laws of 1891. To be printed.
Mr.. Millett for committee on military
affairs, ON resolve for memorial com
memorating the patriotism of John Bak-
er, reported ought to pass. To be printed
Mr. Folsom for committee on banks
and banking on bill an act to amend
chapter AZ, section %, Revised Statutes,
relating to deposits in savings banks, re
ported ought not to pass
Mr. Merrill for same committee, on bill
an act to abolish days of grace, reported
ought not to pass.
Mr. Folsom for same committee on bill
an act to amend chapter 25S, section 20,
of Public Laws of 1898 for determining
the value of the several franchises of saw
ings banks, reported ought not to pass
Mr. Hurd for same committee, on bill
an act to amend the charter of the
Maine Trust and Banking Company, re-
ported ought not to pass.
Mr. Chute for committee on temperance,
reported in new draft bill an act TO
amend chapter 81, Revised Statutes, re
lating to sale of intoxicating liquors, and
that it ought to pass. To be printed.
Mr.. Crosse for committee on State lands
and State roads, on resolve relating to Ger
tain school lots in Merrill plantation,
reported ought to pass To be printed.
Mr. Crosse for same committee, on petit
ton of J. r. Theriault and 81 Others of
Van Buren, praying that the State au-
thorize the land agent to purchase
township for settling purposes, reported
leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Smith for same committee on petit
ton of county commissioners of Frank
lin county, reported resolve in aid of
building road in Jerusalem plantation
in Franklin county To be printed.
Mr.. Smith for same committee on petit
of I nd pfh IF
Weld, reported resolve in favor of a road
in Washington and Perkins plantations
in Franklin county. To be printed.
Mr.. Packard for same committee, on
resolve to purchase Township No. II,
range 8, for settling purposes, reported
ought not to pass.
Mr.. Jones for committee on ways and
bridges ON bill an act relating to the con-
struction of highways and bridges in
towns, reported a bill in new draft en-
titled an act relating to the repairs of
highways and bridges in towns. To be
printed.
Mr.. Hamlin for committee on judiciary,
on bill on act to prevent the collection OF
excessive mileage by employees of rail
roads reported that it be referred to COM
mittee on railroads, telegraphs and ex-
presses.
Mr. Hamlin for same committee, re-
ported in new draft, bill an act granting
Ernest f. Abbott and Curtis +, Moore,
the right to establish and maintain ferry
between Sullivan and Hancock. To be
printed.
Mr.. I4arrabee for same committee, on
bill an act to extend the rights, powers
and privileges of the Cumberland Illumi-
mating Company, reported ought to pass
To be printed.
Mr.. Parsons for same committee, re
ported in o new draft. bill an act to au-
thorize the building of dam at the out.
let Of Sebec lake. To be printed.