Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-21
and Brewers pond in orrington and

caribou in oxford county: remon-
STRANGE of w. H. Tucker and So Others
of the town of Buckfield against same
/ BY Mr.. Davis of Steuben-Bills an act
to repeal chapter sos of the Private
Acts Of 1928 to regulate the taking OF
fish in Narraguagus river, and acts
aniehdatory thereto.
| BY Mr.. Murray Of Pembroke-Bill AL
act to amend section "a of chapter AZ
of the Revised Statutes relating to this
number of pounds of white perch and
pickerel to be taken.
| By Mr.. Austin of Milford-Bill an act
relating to the taking of salmon from
Penobscot river.
| By Mr.. Cram of Mt. Vernon-Peti
| ton of Augustus Pease and 20 others
| of Fayette asking for appropriation
| for sufficient warden service in ken
| nebec county and foroperation of Mon
mouth hatchery and feeding station
for the years 1897 and 1898.
By Mr.. Littlefield of Belfast-Peti-
ton of c. M. Hazeltine and So others
of Belfast asking for sufficient appro-
| priation for warden service in Waldo
county for the years 1897 and 1898;
petition of f. 0. Smith and "a others
| for same: petition of II. p. Thompson
and 29'others of Belfast for same.
By Mr.. Whiting of Norridgewock--
Petition-of +. W. Bunker and % others
| of Arson asking for an appropriation
| for sufficient warden service in Somor-
set county for the years 1897 and 1898.
BY Mr.. Walton. of Skowhegan-Peti-
ton of w. H. Wildes and GO others CT
Skowhcgan for same.
BY Mr.. Moore of Moscow-Petition
| of f. c. Maloney, NJ. D.. and % others
| for same: petition of l.. l. Kline and 50
others for same.
BY Mr.. Hathaway of Willimantic-
Petition CT J. f. Sprague and 40 others
of Monsoon in favor CT an appropra-
ton of $4,000 for bette warden service
for enforcement of game laws in Pts
cataquis county and for the propaga :
ton of fish in said county.
SHORE FISHERIES.
BY Mr. Burnham of Edgeccmb-Peti-
ton of James C. Rierdon and So others
of EdgecCmb, for fish way TO Lily pond
in Edgeccmb.
BY Mr. Stevens of Cutler-Bill an acs
to amend chapter IA of the Public
Laws of 1887, relating to the lobster
fishery.
BY Mr. Murchie Of Calais-Petition
of John w. Noble and 10S others, for
repeal of law relating to weir fishing
| below breakwater in St. CroiX river
BY MIR. Newcomb of Eastport-Bils
an act to regulate the packing and
marking and sale of domestic sardines
TOWNS.
By Mr.. Gardner Of Dennysville-Peti
ton Of Arthur H. Beverly ard Is others
in favor of setting off part of the
town of Whiting. known as the village
of Gardner Lake, to the town of East
Machias.
BY Mr.. Mason of Bristol-Petition of
Isaac Moore and others of Somerville.
relating to refunding of Communication
| money.
PENSIONS.
BY Mr.. Littlefield of Belfast-Petition
of Matthias S. Cullom for increase OF
pension.
STATE PRISON.
BY Mr.. Pope of Manchester-Petition
of Joseph NJ. Long and "a others to
establish a reformatory prison for
| women.
By Mr.. Murchie of CLASSIFICATION
of A. S. Laid and 40 others of Calais.
for same.
BY Mr.. Littlefield of Redistribution
of George A. Bracket and 81 others of
Belfast. for same.
Mr. Littlefield of Belfast presented a
l % y Inl
| others to increase the salary of treas
urer of Waldo county, and moved its
reference to the Waldo county delega-
ton.
| On motion of Mr.. Talbot of Lewiston.
the petition was laid on the table.
| The order passed by the House c..
Jan. 14th. passed by the Senate in con-
currence on Jan. Is, creating a joint
special committee to whom shall be re-
| ferred all petitions, bills, orders and
other papers especially relating to
salaries. was taken up. The Senate
have named upon that committee Engel
of Penobscot. Clason of Kennebec, and
| Hincllcy of Franklin. The Speaker APP
pointed on the part of the House
Messrs. Hutchns of Penobscot, Dung
of Hiram Plummer of Lisbon. Wilson
of Gorham. Burton of Union, Chatto
of Brooksville, and Ames of Jefferson.
On motion of Mr.. Talbot of Lewiston,
| the petition of George E. Johnson and
others to increase the salary of the
treasurer Of Waldo county, was taken
from the table.
On further motion by the same gentle
man it was then referred to the COM
mittee upon salaries just appointed.
ORDERS.
On motion of Mr.. Talbot of Lewiston.
Ordered, that the use OF Representa-
tive hall be granted to Mr.. L. c. SWEET
of Portland. on Tuesday evening. Jan.
26, 81. for his new illustrated lecture
entitled Picturesque Maine"
On motion of Mr.. Houghton of Fort
Fairfield.
Ordered, That the committee on legal
affairs be instructed to inquire into the
expediency OF amending the insolvent
law so that no discharge shall he
granted except in cases where a divi-
dend is paid.
On motion of Mr.. Durgin of Orono
Ordered. That the use of Representa-
tive hall be granted the committee on
inland fisheries and game for a public
hearing Tuesday afternoon Feb o