The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1899-03-23

Eden; Bubble pond, sometimes called Turtle
lake, on the island Of Mt. Desert; Jordan pond;
and Long pond, the following named lakes,
ponds and streams in Kenne5ec and Somerset
counties: the tributaries to all lakes and ponds
lying wholly or partly in the towns of Win
throp, Monmouth, Litchfeld, Manchester and
Wayne; Three Mile pond In China, Windsor
and vassalboro; and McGraw, Ellis, Fast
North, Great, Long, Little and Snow ponds;
the tributaries to Dyer's pond in the town of
Jefferson In Lincoln county; the following
named lakes, ponds and streams in Oxford
county: the tributaries to Anasaguntcook
lake, or whitney pond, In Canton and Hart
ford; Little Bear pond in Hartford and Turner;
Towards pond in Hanover; Magalloway river
and it's tributaries between the mouth of Lit
tie Magalloway river and the Berlin Mills Com
panys dam: Lake Pennesseewassee and Little
Pennesseewassee; the tributaries to Roxbury
pond and Garland pond Rapid river from the
| swing bridge at the oxford Club House to Lake
| Umbagog; songo pond In Albany; Sand and
| Pickerel ponds in Denmark; and Upper Kezar
| pond in tho towns of 5toneham and Lowell;
| the following named ponds, lakes, and streams
| of Pscataquis county; Lake Hebron, other
| wise known as Hebron pond; Twin and Doughty
ponds, known as Ship pond and Bear pond, In
| Elliottsviile township the brook that is the
| outlet OF Garland pond in Sebec the tributa-
| RIGS to Lake Onawa; Sebec lake and the tribu-
/ taries TO Moosehead lake, excepting Moose
river and the commissioners shall establish by
| metes and bounds the mouths Of all the tribu-
| taries to Moosehead lake; the tributaries to
| Dexter pond in the town of Dexter, in Penob-
scot county; the following named ponds lakes
and streams in Somerset county: the tributa-
ries TO Parin, or Lang pond; Pariin, or Lang
streams and their tributaries; the tributaries
| to lake George; Basset brook and its tributa-
| ries in the town of Holden in township six.
Beaver brook in the town OF Holden; the
| brooks forming the outlet OF Fish pond and
Little Fish pond, and of Little Gulf stream
and Big Gulf stream; Wood stream In For
sythe plantation, above its entrance into Big
Wood pond; the tributaries to Rowell pond in
Scion and Smith pond in Cornvile; Hayden
lake In the town of Madison; Mosquito stream.
80 called, connecting Mosquito pond with
Moxie pond in township one, range four, Bing-
hams Kennebec Purchase, east of kennebeo
river, known as The Forks plantation; Great
Embden pond; and Moose pond in Hartland
and Harmony; and west outlet OF Moosehead
lake; the following named ponds, lakes and
streams in Knox county: the tributaries to Ca
naau lake; Lermonds and Affords ponds; the
tributaries to Norton pond; and the tributaries
TO Crystal lake; the tributaries to Lake Nara
guagus and Lambert lake in Washington
county, and the tributaries to Bonny Beg pond
in Sanford and North Berwick, in York county.
1t shall be unlawful under the same penalty to
fish for, catch, or kill any fish Ia Quimby pond
in the town of Rangeley, except in the ordi-
nary way of angling with rod and artificial
flies, between sunrise and sunset of each day,
from the fifteenth day of May to the first day
of October; and no person shall take more
| than twelve FISH in said pond in any one day,
nor more than twenty-five fish in any one day
in Four ponds in townships + and d, or fish,
except with artificial flies, in South Bog stream
and pool, so called, waters connected with
| Rangeley lake, or in Seven ponds, so called, or
| take, catch, or kill more than twenty-five trout
| from Tim and Mud ponds, in township two
| range four, west of Bingham's Kennebec Pur-
chase or from Tufts and Dutton ponds in the
same township In any one day, or take from
the waters of Varnum North pond in the
towns of Temple and Wilton, and Clearwater
pond in the towns of Pennington and Indus
try, more than three trout, togue, and land
locked salmon in all, in any one day. 1t shall
be unlawful to fish for or catch pickerel In
Three Mile pond in China, Windsor, and Vas
salboro, except on Saturdays of each week. for
Consumption IN tue idUlllg VI uile pSISon Lhh
ing such fish, or tn take any black bass, pick
erel, or any other fish from the lower Kezar
pond and its tributaries, in the county of Ok
ford, for the purpose of selling the same, but
any,person may take twenty pounds of fish In
one day from said lower Kezar pond, but shall
not transport the same except in possession OF
the owner; or to fish for, take, or catch any
fish. from Wards brook, Wards pond, and
| Wa1kprfa pOOd. called. in Oxford county.
except between the first day of May and
August of each year, or to fish therein except
with rod and single line and artificial flies; or
to fish for catch, or kill any fish in Ellis river
and its tributaries, situated in Andover, Ando-
yer West, North Surplus and Roxbury. in town
ships G and d, in Oxford and franklin coun-
ties, except on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, during the months of May, june and
July and to the fifteenth day of August; or in
Ship Pond stream above Bucks falls; or in
Little Huston pond, In Katahdin Iron Works
township, except with artificial flies; or TO fish
for, take, catch or kill any blue back trout in
any OF the waters OF the state Mt any time; or
TO fish in Grassy pond in the towns of Hope
and Rockport at any time within fve years
from the approval OF this act. Whoever vio-
lates any of the provisions of this section shall
be subject to penalty of not less than ten dol
lars nor more than thirty dollars for each Of
Tense, and one dollar additional for every fish
caught, taken or killed in violation of any of
the provisions of this section
'Sectionc. Whoever fishes for, takes, catches,
kills. or destroys any fish, with fish spawn or
grapne, spear, trawl, weir, seine, trap, or set
lines, except when fishing through the ice, and
then with not more than five set lines in the
daytime. or with any device, in any other
way than by the ordinary mode of angling with
single baited hooks and lines, artificial flies,
artificial ininnows, artificial insects, spoon
hooks and spinners, 30 called, shall be fined
not less than ten nor more than thirty dollars
for each offense; and when such prohibited
implements or devices are found in use or pos
session, they are forfeit and contraband, and
any person finding them In use, may destroy
them. 1t shall, however, be lawful to take
minnows and other bait fish, commonly used
for live bait, for ones own use in fishing, In
any of the closed streams In this state, and to
take smells for consumption In the family of
the person taking them.
Section No person shall transport more