Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-25
stewart and SO others of Hancock for

Stewart and SO others of Hancock for
same.
BY Mr.. Patterson of Solon: Petition
of Charles f. Dore and 6 others of
Athens for same.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Miller of Lincolnville: Pc
tition of Arthur Mahoney and rs others
of Lincolnville asking for close time
Of five years on deer in Waldo county.
By Mr.. Lord of Vassalboro: Petit
ton of F. H. Jealous and 6S others of
Vassalboro in favor of Resolve for
screening China lake.
By Mr.. Paul of Naples: An Act
regulating the taking Of fish in Sebago
lake.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Thurlow of Cutler: Petition
of Elmer Shaw and Al others of Cutler
for the better protection of Holsters.
BY Mr. Kelley Of Boothbay: Petit
ton of George Minot and 20 others
asking for an amendment to Chapter
1S1 of the Public Laws of 1907 relat-
ing to the taking of white perch IN
tide waters.
BY MI. DOrT VI bISSucH. INSihoAA
STRANGE of Sol Holbrook and 40 others
of Wiscasset against amending Section
1 of Chapter 538 of the Private and
Special Laws of 1889 as amended by
CHAPTER 165 of the Private and Special
Laws of 1907 relating to the taking or
smelts in Sheepscot river.
Taxation.
Rv Mr.. Bigelow of Portland: An Act
to create a municipal fund and pro-
vide for it's distribution.
| Public Health.
Ry Mr.. Weld of Old Town: An Act
amendatory of Chapter 1879 of the PUB
lie Laws of 1907 relating to prohibiting
publications relating. to patent or other
medicines in language of immoral ten
dency or of ambiguous character ana
protecting the public against the dan
gers from the indiscriminate distribu-
ton OF samples of medicine. GRABBED
for printing pending reference on mo-
ton of Mr.. Moulton of Cumberland)
Placed on File.
Bv Mr.. Dunn of Brewer: Remon-
STRANGE of f. H. Hawthorne and -
others of Brewer against the proposed
restriction of automobiles from MT.
DeSSiL lSldho.
Nv Mr.. Patterson of Scion: Remon-
STRANGE of L. c. Williams and others
of Athens against any further eXemp-
ton or rebates of taxes 10 raiiroaus'
Reports of Committees.
Mr.. Wing from the committee on
taxation reported fought not to pass
on bill. An Act to exempt persons over
80 wears of age from the payment OF
poll taxes
Mr.. Bigelow from the committee on
inland fisheries and game reported
same on bill, An Act to prohibiting
fishing in Mirror lake, county OF Knox
Mr.. Bigelow from same committee
on Petition to have Pleasant pono
stocked with pink spotted trout, re-
norted that the same be referred to
the commissioners of inland fisheries
and game as the subject matter OF salo
petition properly comes under tnelr
iuridction by the general law
Mr.. Bigelow from same committee on
Petitions in favor of an increased APP
propriation for fish hatcherieS and the
protection of fish, reported that the
same be placed on file as the subject
matter of the petitions has already
been acted upon and reported by TINS
committee.
Mr.. Pattangall from the committee
on taxation reported Ought not to
PASS on bill, An Act for the more
equitable assessment of taxes on real
and personal property.
The reports were accepted.
Mr.. strickland from the committee
on appropriations and financial affairs
to ~
draft, An Act to revise and consolidate
the laws relating to the collection, ex-
animation, inspection and analysis OF
AGRICULTURAL seeds, concentrated COM
mercial feeding stuffs, commercial fer
tilizers and foods and drugs.
Mr. Robbins from the committee on
ways and bridges reported same on
Resolve in rev draft, Resolve in favor
of the town of Frankfort in Waldo
county.
Mr. Dunn from the committee on
State School for Boys reported same
on Resolve in favor of J. E. Cook, sec
rotary.
Mr. Bigelcw from the committee on
inland fisheries and game on petition
reported same on bill, An Act to regu-
late fishing in Bed Cambridge river IT.
Upton and tributaries and G pond in
oxford county.
Mr. Bigelow from same COMMITTEES
re ported same on bill. An Act to regu-
late the catching of pickerel in Lake
Pushaw.
Mr. Rigclow from same committee
on petitions reported bill. An Act to
provide for close time on Hungarian
cartridges so-called, and that it ought
tc pass.
Mr. Bigelow from same committee
reported same on bill in new draft An
Act to regulate fishing in the town of
Durham.
Mr. Beals from the committee on Ia
her reported same on bill in new draft,
An Act relating to the hours of labo,'
CT women and children.
MIR. Lombard from the committee on
GRATEFUL FOR ECZEMA CURE.