Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-14

sixty-one of chapter forty-one of the Re-
vised Statutes. relating to the powers Of
the commissioners of sea and shore fisher
les, are hereby extended to the commits
sioners of inland fisheries and game"
PROTECTION OF DEER IN CERTAIN
COUNTIES.
Oh. 3S4. p. & S. L., 1905. Open season
on deer in York, Cumberland. Sagadahoc,
Lincoln. Knox, Waldo and Kennebec
counties. during November of each year,
and only one deer can be killed in either
of these counties during the open season
in each year by one person. These pro-
visions, however. do not apply to the
towns of York, Kittery. Eliot and Wells
in York county, or to Bath. West Bath
and Phippsburg, in Sagadahoc county, in
which towns and cities it is unlawful to
hunt or kill any deer at any time.
Chs. Ala and 1870. p. & S. L.. 1907. No
female deer can be hunted or killed in
York or Cumberland counties.
CHI. 60, +. & s. L., 1907. Close season on
deer on islands within limits Of the town
Of Isle au Haut until October l, 1919.
Sec 9. CHI. 407, P. & s. L., 1905. Open
time on deer in Androscogsin county dur
ing October of each year.
Oh. a33, P. & S. L., 1905. Close time
on deer in town Of Swans Island Han
cock county until December Is. 1905.
Oh. 332. p. & s. H.. 1905. which amends
oh. 81 Of P. & S. L.. 1909. Open season
on deer in the towns of Eden, Mt. Desert,
fremont and Southwest Harbor from No
ve;rher 18th to December 18th of each
year. Two deer can be killed in one sea-
son in these towns by one person.
A person who has lawfully killed Il bull
moose. or a deer, may sell them, but not
to be transported out of the state. lie
may take them to his home wherever he
lives, by going with Them. and having
them properly tagged, or he may buy a
license and ship them to his home in this
state without going with them. A resi-
dent may take one deer that he has killed
ont Of tie state. ''Sec }, CHI. 1873, +. L..
1907 Tor 4 bull moose upon payment Of q
license fee of $5.O0-Sec. 9, Oh. 49,, P. H..
1869, or he may cut ther: up and peddle
them cut, without 4 license.
Tine use of dogs. jack lights. artificial
| lights. snares or traps is prohibited in
hunting deer moose or caribou.
Announcement has been made at the
office of the Board of Railroad Commits
sioncrs of the receipt of a petition from
! the Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville
Street Railway for chance of location
| Of its line in the city of Gardiner. the
| change asked being that the track on
, Water street, between Robinson and Gen.
| trail streets, be built along the sOutherly
| side of the street instead of the northerly
Ia r,oip ol1
| The commissioners have also received a
number of petitions ir remonstrance to
the proposed change. A hearing on the
petition of the street railroad company
will be assigned later.
| D. w. Emery, who for many years
| has held the position of clerk in the
| state treasury, informs the Journal
| that he will soon retire from that Of
| fee
| The following corporations nave filed
their certificates of organization at the
| Office of the secretary of State:
The Fishcrmen's Cooperation Co. of
| Maine organized at Portland for the pur-
| pose of dealing in sea products Of all
| kinds with $4,000 capital stock. Of which
| nothing is paid in. Officers: President.
| BENJAMIN Coffin of South Portland; treas
urer John c. Warren of Westbrook. Ger
tificate filed Sept. 70. 1907.
| Finnegan & Murphy Clothing Co. orga-
niZed at Bangor, for the purpose Of deal
ing in clothing, shoes. underwear etc.
| with $4,000 capital stock. of which s1G00
is paid in. Officers: President. Daniel F.
Murphy of BanGor: treasurer. Edward II.
F'innegan Of Bangor. Certificate filed Sept.
H. 1907.