Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-20

others in favor Of same: Of T. N. Pier
son and "a others; of A. M. Small and
% others; of Charles S. Adams and IS
others; of F. A. Tasker and 12S others;
of Amanda Rackliff and 36 Others, Of
w. S. Pendleton and 70 others; of
Charles B. Holt and so others: u OF
Charles H. Woods and 100 others; of
Haywood Pierce and 102 others: of
Frank Cushman and 81 others, for
same.
BY Mr.. Edwards of Lewiston: Re-
solve in favor of the Healey Asylum,
with statement Of facts.
By Mr.. Burleigh Of Augusta: Peti-
ton of Frederick w. Plaisted of Au-
eusta and SO others for resolve in favor
of Maine state Sanatorium Associa-
ton.
By Mr.. Millett of Minot: Petition of
E. A. Cannon and 116 others for same.
By Mr.. Drake of Frankfort: Petition
of DIR. D. J. Weber Of Frankfort and
$50 others for same.
By Mr.. Morse of Belfast: Resolve in
favor of Children's Aid Society of
Maine, with petition and statement of
facts. 4.
By Mr.. Bartlett of Stoneham: Peti-
ton of George w. Gray of Denmark
and nine others in = favor of Maine
State Sanatorium Association.
Agriculture.
By Mr.. Hersey of Houlton: An Act
regulating the duties of the commls-
sioner of agriculture in relation to the
manufacture, transportation and sale
of dairy products and their limitations.
Interior Waters.
BY Mr.. Chase of Sebec: Resolve In
favor of navigation on Sebec lake.
BY Mr.. Paul of Naples: An Act to
enable the Sebago Lake, Songo River
& Bay of Naples Steamboat Co. to
construct and maintain wharf at the
east shore of Sebago lake.
Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr. Allen of Jonesboro: Petition
of Lee S. Lowell of Whitneyville and
46 others for a bridge bill similar to
the Donigan bridge bill of 1907.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Harris of Salem. Petition Of
l.. E. Bowley and 13 others that plug
fishing be prohibited in that part of
Rangelely Lake known as South Bog;
Petition of L. E. Bowleyi and IL others
for change in law on fishing in Range
ley Lake.
By Mr.. Colby of Bingham: Petition
of Arthur Durgin and 81 others OF
Somerset county praying that Dead
Stream Pond, Lower Cold Pond, Horse
shoe Pond, in the county of Somerset,
he opened to ice fishing; Petition of
Perley L. Brown and Is others of Som
erset county asking for close time
on fishing in Rift Pond and South
Branch of Austin Stream, and tribu-
taries to said South Branch, Somerset
county; Petition of Clyde L. Whitney
and s others praying that not more
than 10 fish shall be caught in one day
by one person in Pleasant Ponc.
BY Mr.. Allen of Jonesboro: An Act to
provide bounty on bears in Washing
ton county.
BY Mr.. Sleeper of Berwick: Bill An
Act creating an open time on gray and
black squirrels.
By Mr.. Weld Of Old Town: Petition
Of j. L. s. Hincks of Old Town and 20
others for appropriation for hatchery
at Cold Stream Pond.
By Mr.. Ferguson of Shapleigh:s Pc
LlllOIl VI "A. - nOullOll anu 10 JULIUS "
prohibit winter fishing in Long Mon
son Pond in Shapleigh and Acton.
BY Mr.. Harris Of Salem: Petition of
VIM. p Frye and others asking for
change in law on fishing in Kennebago
Stream.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr. Harmon of Stonington: Pc
titnon of Ellsworth Thomas and 3S
others of Isle-au-Haut, Me-, for the
repeal of Chapter 352 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1907, relating to
a close time on Holsters in Hancock
county; Petition of James F. Bracy
and rs others of Cranberry Isle for
same; Petition of Edward H. Johnson
and IA others of Stonington for same;
Petition of A. w. Fitch and ~ others
of Stonington for same.
Claims.
BY Mr.. Lane of Paris: Resolve in
favor of the town of Paris i'll OxforI
county, for money paid out in support
of a State pauper.
Taxation. d.
BY Mr.. Coolidge Of Lisbon: An
Act for the better enforcement of col
lection OF the collateral Inheritance tax
Forestry and Water Supply.
BY Mr.. Colby of Bingham: An
Act to authorize the Governor to is
sue his proclamation to prevent the
use of firearms in the forests during
a dangerously dry time.
Orders.
On motion of Mr.. Havey of Sullivan,
Ordered, That the committee on for
estry be directed to inquire into the
advisability of law regulating the
taking of firearms into the wods in
close season and of making uniform
open season on big game and birds,
and report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Burleigh of Augusta presented
the following order:
Ordered, The Senate concurring, that
Section Z of the joint rules and orders
tie and the same is hereby amended by
striking therefrom the words BE it
enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in Legislature assem-
bled, as follows and inserting in
stead thereof the words "Be it enacted
by the People of the State of Maine, as
follows;" the change being necessary