Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-03

for pickerel be permitted in JENNIE pond
in oxford and Franklin counties dur
ing February. March and April in ac-
cordance with the general law of the
State, also that Half Moon pond in the
county of Oxford be opened to ice fish
ing in accordance with the general law
of the State.
By Mr.. Clark of fremont: Petition
of o. w. Albee and II others of Swans
island for extension of close time on
deer on Swans island, Hancock county.
BY Mr. Nash of Kennebunk: Petition
of c. II. Cole and 20 others for an act
to prevent fishing in kennebunk pond
in the town of Lyman.
BY Mr.. Copp of Cornish: Petition of
NJ. c. Trafton and 81 others asking that
a law be enacted prohibiting the catch
ing of fish in any manner from Little
river, SO called, in Cornish, from the
first day of June until the first day of
April in each year, for a period of five
years.
BY Mr.. Nash of Kennebunk: Petition
of George \. Field and 33 others for an
act to prevent taking fish from Branch
brook in the county of York; of p. J.
Andrews and - others; of Harry E.
Clark and % others, for same.
by Mr.. Vittum of Concord: Remon-
STRANGE of S. c. Durgin and "A others
of West Forks. against the repeal of
the law protecting deer in organized
towns and plantations.
BY Mr.. Byron of Phillips: Remon-
STRANGE of Joel Wilbur and 20 others
against same.
By Mr.. Higgins of Limerick: Remon-
STRANGE of Edwin Cobb and As others of
Limerick against same
BY Mr.. Jillson of Otisfield: Bill. "An
Act relating to fishing in the tributaries
to Anonymous pond.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Wilder Of Pembroke: Petition
of w. ID. Coy" and 81 others of Perry
in favor of a law :hat will remove the
discrimination now existing with re-
gard to purse and drag SEEMING in the
waters east of Penobsrot Bay and riv-
or, and will permit the citizens of this
State between Sep. u and Dec. l Of
each year beyond 500 feet from the
mouth of any river.
BY Mr.. Newcomb Of Eastport: Petit
ton of William S. Hume and 5O2 others
of PASSPORT for the enactment of a law
that will permit citizens Of this State
to use purse and drag seines in the
waters of the State east of Penobscot
Bay between Sep. Is and Dec. l of
each year beyond 900 feet from the
mouth of any river
BY Mr. Peacock of Lubec: Petition of
j. B. Wallace and 81 others in favor of
purse and drag seining east Of the Pc
nobScot river; petition of J. P. McCur-
dy and AZ others; of A. B. Sumner and
IL others; of VIM. Iampson and 60
others-all for same.
BY Mr.. Wilder of Pembroke: Petition
and rcmonstrance OF Bert Coggins AMI
GA others of Pembroke against any
change in the laws now in force re-
lating to the taking of herring in the
waters fronting the shores of said
Pembroke.
Also petition and remonstrance of
Ernest Cleland and 215 other citizens
of the shore of the ST CrGiX river from
the breakwater at Calais to Todd's
Head at PASSPORT, against any change
in the present laws governing the SEM
ing and taking OF herring.
Counties.
BY Mr.. Thomas of Topsham: Bill. an
act to repeal Chapter AS of the Priv
ate and Special Laws of 1908 annexinS
certain islands to the town of Phipps-
burg.
Towns.
Mr.. Price OF Weston: Petition of Ed
win w. Smart and Others of the town
of Bancroft praying that lots IA, l.. 16
and IS in the said town of Bancroft be
set off from the said town Of Bancroft
and annexed to the town of Weston
Also remonstrance of the selectmen,
mittee and sc others of the town of
Bancroft against same.
Claims.
BY Mr.. Belleau of Lewiston: Resolve
in favor of the city of Lewiston for
supplies to State paupcrs, with state
ment Of facts.
Temperance.
BY Mr.. Martin of Rumford: Remon-
STRANGE of John T.. Stevens and 80
others against resubmission.
Also remOnstrance of Pat Mcdonald
and % others against same.
BY Mr.. Merrill of Dixfield: Remon-
STRANGE Of Henry W. Park and 50
others against same.
BY MIR. Cushnlan of Woodstock: Re-
monstrance OF S. G. Putnam land 80
others against same.
BY Mr.. Johnson of Hallowell: Re-
of w. F. CaEham of Hal
lowell and 106 others against same.
BY Mr.. Cakes of Auburn: Remon-
STRANGE of Charles S. Maxwell and 20
others against same.
Taxation.
BY Mr.. Merrill of Dixfeld: Petition
Of NJ. s. Shovel of DiXfield and s.
others for equalization of taxation.
BY Mr.. Irving of Presque Isle: Bill.
An Act to amend Sections 10 and 124
of Chapter l. of the Revised Statutes
relating to the mill fund and school
tax.
Cumberland County Delegation.
by Mr.. Jordan OF Cape Elizabeth:
Petition Of Joseph Robinson of Wind
ham and q others in regard to a close