Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-29
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from Page Seven.)

of L. E. Barnes and 2S others in ia
vor OF the Pcnigan bridge bill; also
petition of J. 4. French and /: others
for same
BY Mr.. Burse of Pittsfield: Petition
| Of the selectmen of Pittsfield and 81
| others for same
By Mr.. Allen of Jonesboro: Petition
of Charles c. Whitney of Jonesboro
and Is others for same.
| BY Mr.. DOrr of Dresden: Petition Of
Lester Woodward and so others Of
Dresden for same.
By Mr.. Slower of Brunswick: Remon-
STRANGE OF Joseph A. Slower and % 9TH
ers Of Harpswell against bridge from
Cundy's Harbor and Hen Island to
Harpswell; also remonstrance of E T..
Smith and 26 others against same; al
so remonstrance of Charles X Durgon
and nine others against same; also re-
monstrance of Walter S. Totman and
l6 others against same.
By Mr.. Quinn of Millinocket: Re-
solve in favor of the town of MillinoclS-
ct for road from Millinocket to Mill
nocket lake.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
| By Mr.. Colby of Bingham: Petition
of George Flanders and IS others Of
| Mayfield praying that Mayfield and
kingsbury ponds be opened to ice fish
ing.
BY Mr.. Bowley of swans Island: Pc
tition of Willis A. Stanley and SO 9TH
lating open season on deer on Swans
Island.
By Mr. Megrifeld of Rockland: Pc
tition OF Fred r. Spear. M. S. Bird,
W. @. Fuller, r. /. Thompson, Charles
H. Barry and 1925 others of Rockland
for 4 fish hatchery to be established
| in Knox county.
BY Mr. Rems of Harmony: Petition
of c. c. Mclaughlin and IA others of
Harmony and vicinity asking that
Brown brook and Perry pond and its
tributaries be closed to all kinds of
fishing for a term of five years
BY Mr.. Smith of Andover: Petition
of +. II. Lane of Upton and 20 others
asking for regulations upon fishing
Molridgewocll pond and stream in Up
ton
by Mr.. Bigney of Greenville: Peti-
ton Of John F. Sprague and % Others
in favor CT an increased appropriation
for the propagation of fish.
BY Mr.. Pattangall OF Waterville. An
Act relating to the disposal OF money
received from nonresident hunters IL
censes; also An Act relating to the
fines for infraction of the fish and
game laws.
BY Mr. Smith of Andover: Petition
of II. H. Lane of Upton and 20 Others
asking for regulations upon fishing
, Sea pond, Dead Cambridge river ant
tributaries in oxford county: also pc
tition of w. II. Hart and nine others
: citizens of Oxford county. asking fol
change in the law on fishing in The
Negalloway river and tributaries.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Bowley of Swans Island: Al
Act to prohibit seining smelts in GER
tain parts of Casco bay. Grabbed TO-
printing pending reference to the com
mittee on motion of Mr. Davies o.
Yarmouth).
Counties.
By Mr.. Harmon of Stonington: Peti
ton OF c. H. S. Webb and 231 Others
of the town of Stonington, Hancock
county, asking to be set off from Han
cock county and annexed to and made
a part OF Knox county; also An Act
to annex the town of Stonington to the
county of Knox.
Indian Affairs.
BY Mr. MERCER of Princeton: Re.
solve making appropriation for the
Passamaquoddy tribe of Indians.
BY Mr.. Lambert of Orono: Resolve
in favor Of Charles ID. Mitchell, repre-
sentative of PenobscOt tribe of In
dams.
Claims.
BY Mr.. Bowley of Swans Island: Re-
solve in favor of the town of fremont
in Hancock county.
BY Mr. Risbec of Rumford: Resolve
in favor of the town of Rumford
By Mr.. Hall of Caribou: Resolve in
favor of the town of Caribou.
Salaries and Fees.
BY Nj Hodgdon of Temple: Peti-
ton of A. L. Henderson and nine 9th
ers in relation to salary of judge OF
municipal court of Stonington.
BY Mr. Perry of Fort Fairfield: Al
Act fixing the salary of the judge OF
probate of ArOOstook county.
Ry Mr. Hodgkins of Temple: An
Act TO amend Section ]! of Chapter ~
4 of the Acts and Resolves of 1878 rcla
tive to the establishment of a munici-
pal court in the town Of Pennington.
Fly Mr.. Cole of Kenduskcag: An Act
to amend Chapter ia of the Public
Laws OF 1905 regarding compensation
of shcriffs.
BY Mr. Burse of Pittsfie'd: An Act
in relation to the compensation of the