Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-03


Remonstrance Of a. C. Dolliver and
SO others Of Swans Island against a,
nine inch lobster law, also against any
change in the present lobster law.
Also remonstrance Of l.. II. Sim
mons and 6S others OF Jonesport and
Addison against close time on
lcbstcrs OF. any change in the lobster
law.
by Mr.. Small oil Machiasport-Pcti-
ton of VI. Mason and 80 others of
cutler asking for a close time on
Holsters.
Towns.
by Mr.. ITodGkins Of Damariscotta--
Petition of j. +. French and others
in favor of the division of the town of
bristol
indian Affairs.
Hy Mr.. IIcffron Of EaStport-Re-
solve in favor nt Louis Mitchell.
Tribe of Indians.
BY Mr.. Williamson Of Augusta-Re-
solve in favor of John y. Mcdonald.
Temperance.
BY Mr.. Thompson of Skowhegan-
Petition against reSubmission from the
town of Moscow and Deadwater
BY Mr.. Clearwater of Hallowcll-
RemOnstrance of f.. l.. Hartman ana
- others OF Gardiner against result
mission.
Also, Remonstrance OF George A.
Moore and 80 others of Hallowcll
against resubmission.
Ply Mr. Morse Of Belfast-Remon-
STRANGE of w. T. G. Runnels of Sears
nort and 81 others against resubmis-
sion.
Also, RcmonStrance of Nathan ID,
Ross and 20 others of Lincolnville
against resubmission.
BY Mr.. Knight Of Monroe-Remon-
STRANGE of Augustus stevens of Troy
and 40 others against resubmission.
Also. Remonstrance Of A. f. Laskart
of Winterport and 80 others against
resubmission.
Also. Remonstrance of j. C. Lamb
of Troy and A others against resub-
mission.
BY Mr.. Kelley OF Boothbay-Remon-
STRANGE of John j Bulfinch of Waldo
boro and 20 others against resubmis-
sion.
Ply Mr.. Davis of Guilford--Remon-
STRANGE of Sanford Richie and 10
others of Dover and Foxcroft against
resubmission.
BY Mr.. Hodgman Of Camden-Re
monstranee of @. c. Richardson and
A. others OF Appleton against resub-
mission.
BY Mr. Colby Of observation-disclosures
STRANGE OF Rev. Frederick H Means
and Sc others against resubmission.
Taxation.
BY Mir. Strickland Of Bangor-Re-
solve in favor of owners Of Township
:, Range ., y. B. T.. p.
MIR HERSEY Of Houlton-Mr
Speaker, | wish To introduce this re-
solve. Resolve ratifying the proposed
amendment To the Constitution of the
United States giving Congress power
to lay and collect taxes on incomes:
and / move Z suspension of the rules
and that this resolve take its two
readings ut the present time and be
passed to % cnGrossed
MI. pATTANGALL Of Wateryille-
Mr.. Speaker. the matter that is taken
up in the resolve proposed by tse
gentleman from Houlton is now be-
fore the Taxation Committee and Il
hearing has been ordered by that com
mittce for next week in order that
people throughout the State who de-
sire to do 50 may be heard on that
question: and | presume it would be
well perhaps To await that hearing be-
fore the committee. ! therefore move
that this resolve lie on the table pend
ing hearing before the taxation COM
mittoc and a report by that committee.
Mr.. HERSEY-Mr. Speaker. / was
not aware that there was any such
hearing before the committee; if there
is | will withdraw my motion and move
a reference of this resolve to the com
mittec on taxation.
The motion was agreed to.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Wheeler from the Committee on
Legal Affairs reported Ought not to
pass" on Bill. An Act to establish the
kingman Municipal Court.
Mr.. Bogue from the Committee on
the Judiciary reported that the Bill.
An Act relative to the Bangor and
Brewer Highway Bridge be referred to
the Committee on Legal Affairs.
Mr.. Staples from the Committee on
the Judiciary to regulate that the Bill,
An Act to regulate the standard of
measures of herring for sardine and
purposes be referred to the
Committee on Shore Fisheries.
Mr.. Wheeler from the Committee or
Legal Affairs reported that the Bill.
An Act establishing a juvenile court
within this state and to prescribe the
powers, rights. proceed
ings and practice of such court and to
define the rights, powers and duties of
the judge and other officers engaged
herewith and to provide for the
thereof, be referred to-
the Committee on the judiciary.
The foregoing reports were accept
ed and sent to the Senate.
Mr.. Shea from the Committee on
and Financial Affairs
ought to pass" on Resolve
in favor of James NJ. Benson.
Mr.. Libby from the Committee on
Agriculture reported ought to pass"
on Resolve providing for an appro-
priation for the protection of trees