Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-03

Z. s. Joh ms. and .? Others Of Jefferson
RAILROADS, TELEGnAPHs AND
ExPREssEs.
BY MIR. Walton OF Standardization
of A. >. g. Hall and AZ others OF Madis0n,
and Skowhegan. for extension of the
charter Of the Skowhegan and Athens
Railroad Company
MlRCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
SUIaANCE.
BY Mr.. Mason OF Bristol-Petition of +.
IL. Heseiton and others. for change III III
surance laws.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.
By Mr.. Young of Hiram--Resolve for
better enforcement or fish and game laws
by establishing II permanent fund.
~ Mr.. Stetson Of Bangor-Bill an act
to provide funds for additional protection
of inland game and to regulate its trans
portation by non-residents
By Mr.. Spear of decentralization Tor
the bill TO prevent trapping of foxes.
by Mr. Hutchinson Of Administration
of II. c. Moore and S. others of Auburn,
and Minot. for the same
BY Mr. Staples of Bridgton-Pctition OF
A. E. Robinson and n others for the
same.
BY Mr. Hutchinson of Auburn-Petiton
of John B. Robinson and IS others, for
the s;rnc.
SHORE FISHERIES.
by Mr.. McIntirc of Rockport--Remon-.
STRANGE Of Herbert H. Colburn and l0i
others. fishermen and citizens of Rock
port. against any change in the present
lobster law.
STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
AND THE MECHANIC ARTS.
BY Mr.. Pattangail OF ADMINISTRATION
OF Grace M. coburn and q others, stu
dents of preparatory schools, praying that
the name Of the State college be changed
H.. - r.~... NI.s,, s.f
Ferdinand X. Coburn and others for the
same.
MIR. Briggs of Auburn. presented a re-
solve in favor OF the committee OH state
prison. and ON motion by that gentle
man the resolve was given its two sew
eral readings and was passed to be en-
crossed.
PLACED on FILE.
BY Mr.. Edmunds of CONFEDERATION
OF Henry w. Briggs and II others against
the manufacture and sale of cigarettes.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Knowlton. for the committee on
judiciary, reported ought to pass on bill
an act to amend section g. of chapter III.
OF the Private and Special Laws of 1850
relating to Hallowell city charter. Printed
under rule.
Mr.. Knowl,on. for the same committee.
extend the rights and privileges OF the
Underwood Company. Printed under
rule.
Mr.. Smith for the same committee. re-
corporate the Sunnyside Cemetery Asso-
citation. Printed under rule.
Mr.. Cram. for the committee on claims.
reported ought TO pass on resolve in favor
rule.
Mr.. Fogler. for the committee on judi
ciary, reported in Il new draft and ought
pass bill an act relating to waving the
hTnviSinns n a hx- hA mid nj hn
testator, and to wills in which no pro-
vision is made for the widow of the tes-
,ator, and the interest which the widow
shall have in the estate of the testator
III such cases. Printed under rule.
Mr.. Pattangall. for the committee on
education, reported In new draft and
ought to pass bill an act to amend sec
ton Is. o. chapter II. of the Revised
Statutes. as amended by section Il of said
chapter II. as amended. relating To free
high schools. Printed under rule
education. reported ought to pass on re-
solve in favor of Potter academy of
Sebago. Printed under rule.
Mr. Staples, for the committee on In
L. y, Ireland and 10 others. praying that
the hunting of partridges by dogs be
prohibited. reported that the petitioners
have leave to withdraw.
Mr.. PatteD. for the committee on In
land fisheries and game. reported In Il
new draft and ought to pass bill an act
To grant to commissioners of inland
fisheries and game authority to destroy
mink in and around all fish hatcheries In
the State. Printed under rule.
Ar. Mason. for the committee on sea
shore Fisheries. ON petition. reported bill
an act TO amend section T. of chapter 2ig
of the Public Laws of 1893. Printed UNI
der rule.
Mr, Talbot. for the committee on State
college of agriculture and mechanic arts
reported in a new draft and ought 10 pass
resolve in favor of the trustees of the
State college of agriculture and mechanic.
arts. Printed under rule.
Mr.. Saunders. for the committees on
railroads. tclcgraphs and expresses re-
ported ought to pass on bill an act to in
corporate the Franklin Somerset and
kGnnebec Railroad Co. Printed under
rtip