Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-06
Inland Fisheries and Game.


struct the fish commissioners of the State
of Maine to deposit in Alfred's lake, South
Hone. Nc, 20, 600 landlocked salmon and
90. coo square tailed trout In the spring OF
1895
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr. Geyer of Fricndship-Petition
of +. J.. Simmons and IS others, asking
for legislation prohibiting the taking OF
Holsters less than 1917 inches in length.
BY Mr. Moore of Gouldsboro--Peti-
ton of George B. Gerrsh and 81 Others
for better protection Of Holsters.
BY Mr.. Lit5lefield Of Belfast--Remon-
STRANGE of s. X. Pcndleton and 50 Others
of Islesboro against proposed lobster legis-
lation.
BY Mr. Knowlton of Portland-Rcmon-
strancc Of George ". Weston and Others
of Portland against any law putting a
close time on the catch or sale of Holsters
of 1917 inches IN length at any season OF
the year
BY Asr. Hooper Of Castine-Remon-
STRANGE of Charles W. Richardson and II
others OF Castine against proposed change
in the lobster law
BY Mr.. Knowlton Of PortlanI-Remon-
STRANGE of S. A. Skillings and 81 others of
Portland against any law putting close
time on the catch or sale of Holsters of
1917 inches in length at any season.
Remonstrance of John w Chandler
and others Of Portland against same
By Mr. Crockett of North Haven-Re-
monstrance Of Herbert A. Deiano and 62
others of Ninalhaven against same
BY Mr. Sanborn Of Waldoboro-Remon-
STRANGE of E. r. Hoffses and II others,
legal voters Of the town, aginst proposed
change in lobster law.
BY Mr.. Cole of Cape STANDARDIZATION
of n. f. Trefethen and 81 Others of Port
land; of D. W. r. Davis and / others
of Dexter Hart and 33 others, asking that
a law be enacted prohibiting the catching
selling or having in possession Holsters
less than 10E inches in length =
BY Mr. Hiscock of Damariscotta-Re-
monstrancc of Walter McFarlin and 43
others of South Bristol against enactment
of any law to put II close time on the catch
and sale of lobstcrs of 1917 inches and
over in length at any season of the year,
except female Holsters with eggs attached.
BY Mr. Wclch of Kennebuukport-
Remonstrancc of Austin Sinnett and 81
others of Kennebunkport against same
Claims.
By Mr. Briggs of Auburn-Resolve in
favor of the director of the Maine agricul-
ttlral experiment station with statement
of facts.
Pensions.
BY Mr.. White of Rockland-Resolye in
of Nrc Mary Slppppr
Temperance.
BY Mr.. Gates of Nassalboro-An act to
providcifor the treatment of alcoholism for
prisoners in county jails
Taxation.
BY Mr. Leighton of Columbia Falls
Petition of the officers of the West Wash
ington Agricultural Society to be exempt
from taxation.
By Mr. King of Paris-Petition of j.
A. Roberts and 5 others, officers of the
Oxford County Agricultural Society, ask
ing to be exempt from taxation.
Orders.
BY Mr. Winslow of Portland,
Ordered, That the committee on educa-
ton be instructed to inquire into the ex-
pediency of making geographical sur
vey of the State of Maine, with view to
furnishing the schools and instructors of
learning and all other citizens such
knowledge of the State as is necessary in
order to more fully understand its re-
sources and properly instruct our children
should such survey be deemed advisable,
the same to be embodied in map suit
ably engraved and printed
BY Mr.. Lawrence of Lubec,
Ordered, That the committee on public
buildings and grounds be directed to make
an inquiry and investigation as to extra
cost to State for water should the State
decide to enlarge She present insane hospi-
tai at Augusta and further to inquire in
to the extra cost to State for water, barns,
out buildings, etc, should the State de-
eide to locate another insane hospital at
Bangor, and report findings as soon as
possible to the Legislature.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr. Lane from the committee on legal
affairs, on an act TO amend and additional
to the Private and Special Laws of 1868,
chapter 81, to incorporate the Peoples %
Cent Savings Bank of Bath, reported that
the same be referred to the committee on
banks and banking
Mr. Gilbert from the committee on
railroads, tclcgraphs and expresses. re-
ported in new draft and ought to pass
on an act to amend chapter 37S of the
Laws of 1850, entitled '.An act to incor-
porate the European & North American
Railway Co.
Passed to be Ensrossed.
An act 10 regulate the alewive fishery
in Pemaquid river.
An act to amend section of chapter