Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-11
Inland Fisheries and Game.

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George n. Harmon and 80 Others, tt
amend the laws relating to fishing in
Rangcley lake and tributaries
BY Mr. Daggett of Smyrna
Of a. B. Weeks and Is Others of Oakfield
for an appropriation Of $4,000 for the
perfection OF fish and game, etc.
b. Mr.. league of STANDARDIZATION o.
John c. Hinckley and ) others of Green
Like for same; Of f. r. Michaud and Il
Others Of Maine for same; of Alex Med
bury and others of Westmanland fol
| same.
BY Mr.. harrington of Lovell-Pctition
OF Jonathan Bartlett and 20 others OF
| Stoncboro for same.
BY Mr.. Icavitt of Characterization
Of jacob Hcadman and IL others Of New
Sweden for same.
BY Mr.. Harrington of Lovell-Pctition
of c. Il. Lufkin and % others of Stowe
for same.
BY Mr.. Drummer of Weld-Petition OF
B. II. Hoyt and 10 others of WATERFORD
Centre for same; of William r. Cox and
rs others Of Cornish for same.
BY Mr.. Jennings of Wayne-Tetition
| of g. a. Lord and 40 others Of Wayne fol
same.
BY Mr.. Twitchell of Bath-Petition of
A. Q. Gould and AZ others of TOpsham
of Charles A. Packard and IA others OF
Bath for same.
BY Mr. Libby of Decentralization OF
p. r. Strout and 33 Others of Durham fol
the protection of trout in Newell and Dyer
brooks in said town.
BY Mr. Smith Of Marion-An act tC
amend chapter 80, section II Of the Pub
lie Laws of 1878 for the protection of game
birds.
BY Mr.. Drummer Of Modification OF
Joel Weber and 100 others to amend
laws relating to fishing in Rangeley lake
and tributaries.
| BY Mr.. Smith of Hanover-Petition OF
NJ S. Wade and 80 others of Camden, ask
ing liberal appropriations from the State
for the introduction, propagation and
liberation of game birds, provide suitable
protection and establish the office Of game
bird commissioner.
Petition of b. A. Swazey and 26 Others
for same; of +. G. Barker and 10 Others
for same; of H. b. Eaton and SO Others
for same; of e. f. Jennings and 100 Others
for same; of G. f. Parker and 81 Others
for same; of William p. Whitehouse and
Andrew p. Wiswell for same; of II. G..
Larrabec and II others of Bridgton fol-
same; of w. +. Alexander and 16l Others
of Freeport for same; Of John NJ. S. Hun
ter and 2l others Of Pennington for same
of George l.. Rogers an others for same
of c. W. Post and others for same
BY Mr. Hutchinson of Auburn-Pcti
ton of James A. Rider and 30 others OF
| Ardroscoggin county that continuous
close time be on deer in the above named
county for the next five years
BY MI Uaines of Observation-Disclosures
to secure the proper enforcement of inlano
fish and game laws and to aid in the pro
pagation of inland fish and game, will
statement of facts.
Temperance.
by Mr. Bartlett of Eliot-Pctition o.
| Aaron Clark and IS others of Buxton ant
Wells that the liquor law be made to con
form with the constitution.
Taxation.
BY Mr. Dummer of Weld-Petition from
honorably discharged soldiers and sailors
asking to be exempted from payment Of
annual poll tax, by ]. II. Ellis Post,
Grand Army, Phillips, Me, and 90 others
BY MIR. Abbott OF Bucksport-Pctitior
of John Kennedy and 20 Others, honorably
discharged sailors and soldiers, that al
honorably discharged sailors and soldiers
be exempted from payment of annual poll
tax.
By Mr.. Reynolds of Brooks-Petitior
for exemption from payment of poll tax by
honorably discharged soldiers and sailors
BY Mir. Howes of New Sharon-Peti
ton of Jonathan Crowell and II others OF
Pennington and vicinity, asking that all
honorably discharged soldiers and sailors
be exempt from the payment Of the an
nual poll tax.
Bv Mr.. Gilbert Of GENERALIZATION OF
ton from poll tax.
Somerset County Delegation.
BY Mr. Wildes of Skowhegan-Petition
of H. c. Weber and "a others with act
accompanying to fix the compensation OF
the clerk of courts of Somerset county.
Orders.
BY Mr.. Haines of Waterville,
Ordered, The Senate concurrng, that
tho committee on education be authorized
to visit the State College at Orono with
the committee on State College of Agri-
culture.
Mr.. Lane of Augusta, offered the fol
lowing:
Ordered, That so much of the Cover
nor's address as relates to the State liquor
agency be referred to the committee on
legal affairs, with power to send for per
sons and papers.
On motion of Mr.. Noble of Lewiston,
this order was laid on the table tenn
porarily.
BY Mr.. Merrill of Portland,
Ordered. That the committee on cduca
ton be directed TO inquire into the expcdi
ency of providing suitable building OF
dormitory for the accommodation of the
deaf and dumb children of the State OF
Maine attending the Portland School tol
the Deaf.
BY Mr. Hamlin of Ellsworth,
Ordered. The Senate concurring, thai
the secretary of State is requested ant
hereby authorized to furnish at the ex
pense of tie State such postage stamp:
and stationery TO the clerks of the john
standing committees and clerk of tn,
House as may be necessary to the proper
discharge of their official duties.
Paper fromih Senate.
Ordered,
That Joint select committee on tn,
part of the Senate with such rs TIL,