Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-04

journal of yesterday and read and
approved.
Papers from the Senate disposed OF
i'm concurrence.
Senate Bills on First Reading.
Resolve for the purpose of operating
fish hatcheries and feeding stations fol-
fish and for the protection of fish.
Resolve in favor of the president and
trustees of Bowdoin College.
An act to amend chapter 107 of the
private and special laws of 1903 relating
to fishing in Long pond, Hancock
county.
This comes from the Senate amended
by Senate amendment a, by adding
thereto, This act shall take effect
when approved" In the House the
amendment was adopted, and the bill
was Their read second time as amend
ed and assigned for tomorrow morning
An act to repeal section Is of chapter
IS of the Revised Statutes relating II
bOunties on porcupines.
In the House the report of the com
mittee reporting ought to pass had beer
accepted and the bill passed to be en-
| crossed, and it now comes from the
l
with the House in passing the bill to be
engrossed. and recommitting the bill TO
the committee on legal affairs.
Mr.. POWERS of Houlton: Mr..
Speaker, / move that the House insist
upon it's former action in this matter.
This was a matter which was fully
heard before one of our strongest com
mittees, after a proper notice for hear
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unanimously reported that the bill
ought to pass, and this House mas
agreed with the committee. l see by
the papers that it is sent BACK 10 us I'M
der the terms of senatorial courtesy
which some people have been so I'M
charitable as to call child's play.
move that we insist on our former ac-
ton.
Mr.. BUZZELL Of Oldtown: I second
the motion.
The question being put, shall this
House insist, the motion was agreed
to.
On motion of Mr.. Powers, Messrs
Powers OF Houlton, Holmes of Caribou
and Newcomb of PASSPORT, were APP
| pointed committee of conference Oh
the part of the House.
The following petitions, bills, etc.
, were presented and referred:
. Judiciary.
| By Mr.. Kimball of Rockland: Bill, ar
! act to provide for transfer of certain
l records to Knox county registry OF
deeds.
} Legal Affairs.
: BY Mr.. Allan of Dennysville: Peti-
ton of Robert Archer and IS others o.
Crawford opposed to a repeal of tht
. law granting a bounty on porcupines.
1 BY Mr. Cakes of Auburn: Bill, an act
additional to and amendatory of chap
ter 137 of the private laws of 1903 en-
titled, "An act to amend the charter o
the city of Auburn and to provide for ;
board of public works"
Also, bill, an act to amend chapter
173 of the private and special laws o
1888, entitled, IAN act to amend the
charter of the city of Auburn
BY Mr.. Weatherbee of Lincoln: Bill
an act to amend section 25 of chapte
III of the Revised Statutes relating t
the relief of poor debtors.
BY Mr.. Tracey of Winter Harbor
Bill, an act to amend section Il o
chapter 40 of the Revised Statutes re
lating to coroners inquests.
Ry Mr.. Cakes of Auburn: Bill, an &C
/. additional to section 10 of chapter 10
of the Revised Statutes relating t.
easements.
BY Mr.. O'Rrien of Lewiston: Bill, al
act to amend section % of chapter %
the Revised Statutes of 1903 relative t.
- yat. hal
a the ward room.
APPROXIMATIONS and Financial Affairs
BY Mr.. Nash Of Damariscotta: Peti-
ton of r. G. Chapman and "a others o
! Newcastle for an appropriation in alc
of the Maine State Sanatorium Asso-
: citation.
Railroads and Expresses.
BY Mr.. Buzzell of Old Town: Bill ar
D act to authorize the European AND
!; North American Railway and the
Maine Central Railroad Company, its
t lessee to change the location of its
railroad bridge across the KenduSkeas
stream in Bangor.
Banks and Banking.
By Mr. Therriault of Grand Isle:
| Bill, an act to continue in force the
charter of the Van Buren, Trust Com
, rany.
; Interior Waters.
, BY Mr.. Laliberte of Fort Kent: Pc
tition of w. H. Cunliffe and others in
l favor of a toll bridge across the St
John river etc.
: Also petition of A. G. Fenlason and
IS others for same.
Also bill. an act to authorize Joseph
Long to build and maintain a toll
bridge for foot passengers across st
John river. at or near Fort Kent, anG
to build and maintain piers and abut-
ments for supporting said bridge.
BY Mr.. Therriault of Grand Isle:
Bill, an act to amend section one OF
chapter PA of the private and specia
laws of 1901.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
1 BY Mr.. Walker of Lowell: Petition o.
E. T. Stearns and As others of Lowell
with accompanying bill, asking for {
law to prevent the throwing of mil
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