Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-08

fisheries, on pctltIoH VI :.
and others, reported Dill an ac' y
amend an act entitled An ac1 W es'
tablish bounty on seals.
Mr.. Black for same commlttee, on pc
tition of B. w. Brown and others praying
that the law be amended SO that no ioD,
ster trap shall be set within 500 feet OF
the pound or leaders of any fish Weir, re-
ported leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Ross for same committee, reporteu
in a new draft an act to regulate 1ne
taking of CLAIMS in the towns OF Var
mouth and Cumberland To be printed.
Mr.. Ross, for same committee, on petl-
t;on of Silas S. Holbrook and II others oil
Brunswick and Harpswell to amend sec,
tion 9. chapter 249, of the Public Laws OF
1898, relating to the use of seines IN Casco
BAY, reported leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Rodick, for same committee, on
hill an act to repeal chapter 529 OF the
Snecial Laws of 1898, relating to the
taking of smelts in Bluehill bay, reporfed
ought not to pass.
Mr.. Keegan for committee on judiciary,
on bill an act to give minor representa-
tion in boards of directors OF corporations,
reported ought not pass.
Mr.. Haines for same committee, re-
ported in a new draft bill an act to pro-
vide for the appointment OF commits
sioner OF highways To be printed.
Mr.. Parsons for same committees, on
bill an act to amend section 2, chapter l13
of the Public Laws of 1893, relating to the
rights of voters, reported ought not to
pass.
Mr.. Knowlton for same committee, on
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Stock Company, reported bill in new
draft under the same title. To be printed.
Mr.. Larrabee for same committee, on
bill an act to regulate procedure in the
taxation of collateral inheritances, re-
ported ought to pass. TO be printed.
Mr. Larrabee for same committee, on
bill an act to provide in certain cases for
the appointment of women on the school
committee of Portland, reported bill in
a new draft under the same title. To be
printed.
Mr. Patten for committee on military
affairs, on resolve in favor of the Bath
military and naval orphan asylum, re-
ported ought to pass. To be printed
Mr. Ryerson for committee on towns
on petition of Josiah n. Jones and 30
others, reported an act to change the
name of the town of WATERFORD. Read
and assigned.
Mr. Grindle for committee on library.
on resolve in favor of purchasing certain
volumes of Maine Reports, reported ough t
not to pass.
Mr. Smith for committee on towns, on
petition of Sylvester E. Jones and so
others praying for legislation enabling
the city of Ellsworth if it desires to
change to town government, reported
leave to withdraw.
Mr.. Gilbert for committee ON railroads,
telegraphs and expresses, on bill on act
to incorporate the Swans Island Tele-
graph and Telephone Company, reported
ought to pass. To be printed.
Mr.. Briggs for committee on agricul-
ture, on bill ON act to incorporate the
Jonesboro Agricultural Society, reported
ought to pass. Read and assigned.
Mr.. White for committee on Railroads,
Telegraphs and Expresses, on bill on act
to amend and extend the charter of the
Waldo and Somerset Railway Company,
reported ought to pass. To be printed.
Messrs. Peaslee, Boothby and Burns
for committee on education, reported in
a new draft, resolve in favor of the Cor
ham State Normal school, and that it
ought to pass.
Messrs. Hume, Walls, Stone, Howe
Howes and Daigle, for same committee,
on resolve in favor of the Gorham State
Normal school, reported ought not to
pass.
On motion of Mr.. Howe, the reports
were laid on the table to be printed, and
Wednesday of next week was assigned for
their consideration.