Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-02


farmers and business man of Detroit,
against the repeal Of the law protecting
deer in organized towns ami planta-
tionS.
BY Mr.. vittum Of Concord Remon-
STRANGE of w. J. Holway and % others
of The Forks against same.
Also reInonStrance of Fred Clark and
40 others of Caratunk against same
BY Mr.. Bean of New Sharon: Re-
of J. Willis Jordan ana 50
others against same.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Baldwin of Boothbay Har-
Dor: Petition Of Paul b. ConkIing and
JOG others for d law prohibiting the
use of seines or nets for taking smelts
in Ovens Mouth river.
BY Mr.. Clark of fremont: Remon-
STRANGE of William l.. Butler and AZ
others against Il close time in fishing
for scallOps III Bluehill bay, Hancock
county.
BY Mr.. Littlcfeld Of Rockland: Bill.
an act relating to clans in Cushing
with petition for same.
By Mr.. Knapp of South Portland:
Bill, an act to secure q correct census
of deaf, dumb, blind, feeble-minded,
idiotfc and insane in this State.
BY Mr.. Whitmore of Brunswick: Bill,
an act relating to moving buildings
through the streets of cities and viii
lagos.
Pensions.
By Mr. Barrows of Newport: Petition
of j. w. Webster and 40 others in ia
Nor Of increase of State aid of Miss
Fannie l.. Jenkins.
Also petition of Newport Board of
Trade for same.
Temperance.
BY Mr.. Jillson of Otisfield: Petition
of John S. White and 10 others to in
vestigdte the non-enforcement of the
so-called prohibitory law in CunIber- |
land county.
BY Mir. Cakes of Auburn: Remon-
STRANGE of j. o. Palmer and IL others |
Of LiVermOre against resubmission.
By Mr.. Smith of Saco: Ramonstrance |
of Albert Lord and II others of Eliot |
against same.
Also remonstrance of Henry VI. Berry |
and rs others of Saco against same.
By Mr.. Cakes of Auburn: Eemon-
STRANGE of Amos F. I.unt and AZ others
OF Durham against same.
Also remonstrance of Lowell NJ
Mower and 81 others of Greene against
same.
kennebec County Delegation.
BY Mr.. Johnson of Hallowen: Petit
ton of Fred Emery Beane and eight
others requesting the passage of the
bill entitled, IAN act in relation to the
original plans of towns in Eennebec
BY Mr.. Reed of Portland: Bill. an act
% provide for the appointment of a
probation officer for the Cumberland.
Tabled for printing pending reference
IN motion of Mr.. Reed.)
On motion of Mr. Littlefield of Rock
and the rules were suspended and that
introduced bill. an act re-
ating to the location and assessment
If damages for property taken for pub
ic uses, and on further motion by Mr.
.ittlefield the bill was tabled for print
ng pending its reference to COM
nittee.
Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Higgins of Lime
lex.
Ordered. The Senate Concurring that
he superintendent of public buildings
s hereby given charge Of all assign
nents of rooms for hearings in the
'apitol building. and that all applica-
ions for rooms for hearings must be
made to him in writing forty-eight
lours previous to Icing used for that
purpose.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Powers from the committee on
he judiciary reported ought not to
'ass on bill. an act to vote by proxy.
Mr.. Hale from same committee re-
'orted ought not to pass on bill an act
o authorize the taking of land and
lights therein for water supplies.
Mr.. Putnam from the committee on
Interior waters reported ought not to
'ass on bill. an act to authorize Still
nan l.. Wentworth and Harry N
league to construct and maintain a
wharf in the waters of Long Lake In
he town of Naples, county of Cumber-
and.
Mr.. Merrill from the committee on
he judiciary reported in new draft
ill, an act to amend section "a of
hapter 144 of the Revised Statutes
elating to insane persons, and that ii
ught to pass.
Mr.. Littlefield from same committee
eported ought TO pass on bill, an act
o amend section G of chapter IS of the
Revised Statutes relating to probate
ourts.
Mr.. Cakes from the committee on
egal affairs reported ought to pass on
ill, an act to increase the salary of the
Judge of the municipal court for the
ity of Lewiston.
Mr.. Johnson from the committee on
appropriations and financial affairs
eported in a new draft resolve in favor
f the Maine State Sanatorium Associ-
ton and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. SWEET from same committee re-
orted ought to pass On bill, an act to
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