Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-13

when we 90 nome we may know v,bat ~
have got TO depend upon what We
Mr. Chase of Portland. 7 H.,
to antagoniZe TINS measure if II ,,ro,' ~,
the only way for the comniIatia p,oNlues
laws. thihk Understand. from the re-
Harbor tMr. MaddoCks, the nano;,s
having these laws relating To shor', al, vi
cries in Il compact form where tho CO..,
be used by hshermen. Now two Years
ago the laws relating to inland GsLn;
and game were compiled ana an., ,cS
the Legislature in the form or a'' 49, ~
ported by Inc committee on inland nsh
cries and game: am not certain of the
procedure but impression is tbnt y, .,,c
laws were put in the form of a con,,'iia
ton by the committee ON iuland f;sba.;,
and game. If this is so. | wonla ;,,',',iro
why the laws relating to shore fisheries
might not he complied In the sam. nan
ncr
Mr.. Carleton of Winthrop: When Tho
compilation was made of the inland fish
and game laws 1t was done by n commit
tee of the Maine State SDortsm.n,s Ei.b
and Game Association. and !, ,nnL :,
great deal Of time and a great deai If
work SO when the Legislature met maj
compilation was presented to the Legis-
lature and referred To the committee. All
the committee mad To do was Ia examinq
thoroughly the bill containing IN. com
pilation and see II 1t met with their au-
proval. They made Some slight changes
and the bill was reported Ia tha Inns,
ANA passed. Now IN relation To IN. sub
ject matter before the House Id the .rn-
tlcnan from Bnothhay saws ana from
my exp. ricncr with these matters
deem it of great Importance thnt thor
should be a thorough. plain and compre-
cEsiVc cuditoation of these sea and
shore fisheries laws. II is desirable that
it should be done AZ this session 50 htat
when this Legislature adio.Irns thnc.
laws may b. III this form far Jist rtbiftinn
50 that the people Interested thcrp
are a multitude OF our people THAI are in
terestcd in these laws-may have. them
for examination. This bin calls far n
very modest sum. At least Sam nf the
amount called for will be eyuendtd i'm
the priuiing Of the 500 comics which thr
bill calls fur f"r free distribution, ~ that
leaves nut S2h for the paw Of IN, pcrson
or persons who shall do this work of tb,
compilation. think myself personally.
tat on. man $hoCld do it, that M, shnlii
be responsible for it, thai he should cali
in such aid ana clerical assistance as h,.
may require; but that is nothing that
am insistont about al a!I
Mr.. BRADFORD Of Edstnort: under
stand it Z" /" the privilege Of the GOV
rrnor. under amendment \ To aupoiuf
one or NOR" commissioners Eeureseut-
ing one OF the heaviest interests in shore
fisheries Of tho state a agreed that any
further amendment 10 the bill WAS not
nccc SslrY. tut that amendment IL salts
factory to us in every way. / am salts
iicd "a leave 1T to the Governor ar me
State whether il shall be- one or TWO and
have no doubt that We shall be treated
fairly i'm the matter. Nv constituency
represents about one-half Of the shore
fisheries Of the State.
The question being On the adoption ~
amendment a.
The amendment was adOptcd
The question being on the adoption at
amendment l., to strike out the words
commissioner shall file his in the eth
line.
Mr.. PATTANGALL Of Machias: That
amendment. if adopted would simply
correct a graInml teal error which would
exist If more than one commissioner
Were appointed. ana the last sentence
would read. said report shall be filed in
season To be acted upon by the present
Legislature" The present bill reads
said commissioners shall file his report.
If there should be more than one APP
pointed. that clause would need to be
changed II makes no change In the bill
itself.
Amendment Il was adopted
The question being on the adoption Of
amendment &. IL add after the word re
filed" the amendment was adopted
Mr. CHASE: desire To call attention
ed by amendments l. ana &. | understand
that the last clause will read. said re
port shall be filed and there is no ref
erence 70 any report preceding that.
Mr. BENNETT of Hollis: | would
move that it be made to read said com
pilation. | move to amend by striking
out III the >th line the word report ana
inserting instead thereof the word com
pilation.
The amendment was adopted.
The bill was then PASSED to be en-
crossed as amended.
The special assignment for today. was
nill, expenditures of government, in part.
for 1901
on motion of Mr.. Peal of Bangor this
bill was taken from the table
MIR. BEAL: BY the request Of the mem
l...t-.
returned. this morning. an. who have nor
had an opportunity To examine the bill.
| move that it be rcaSSgned for Thurs
DAY of this week.
The motion was agreed to.
on motion If Mr.. Carleton of Win
thrnp. resolve in favor Of the Maine Gen
eral hospital was taken from the table.
Mr.. CARLETON: This resolve was ia
BLEED at the last session on my motion. /
did so for the purpose Of examination ans!
perhaps introducing an amendment. not.
however. in relation to the amount ap-
propriated, but upon examination | find
can better accomplish tho purpose desired
by Il general law. ana | therefor" move
to suspend the rules ana that the resolve
take its second reading at the present
time.
The motion was agreed to the resolve
was read a second time ana was passed
to L. engruSSed.
On motion of Mr.. Carleton, bin in re-
gard to terms Of superior court of Ken
uebeC county was taken from the table,
and ON further motion by the same gen
tleman it was referred 10 the Kennebcc
county delegation.
ON motion of MIR. Carleton, bill in re-
gard to the terms Of the suprcm" judicial
court in the counties Of Franklin, Knox,
Sagala noe, Somerset ana York was
taken from the table. ana ON further mo-
ton by the same gentleman i. was re-
ferrcd to the committee on judiciary
ON motion of Mr.. Allan of Portland. re
solve in regard to the improvement of
r.iL ia Ken
the table, ana on further motion BY the
same gentleman the resolve was read
second time ANA was passed To be en-
crossed under a suspension of the rules.
ON motion of Mr. Libby of Portland,
adjourned.