Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-25
Other House Bills.

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Harry Hartwell and 164 others per-
hitting fishing through the ice for
pickerel on all ponds and lakes in An
droscoggin county, except Lake Au-
burn, for five years.
Rogue of East Machias-ResOlve in
favor of screening Gardeners lake IN
Washington county and appropriatlns
$3.50 for the year 1911 to be paid out
of the general appropriation for the
operation of fish hatcheries.
Plummer of Lisbon.-Act to repeal
Chapter $50 of the private and special
laws of 1909 relating to fishing in the
town OF Durham.
Files of STANDARDIZATION Of W. 5.
Whitmore and others for prohibiting
shooting of rifles and pistols above y
calibre around the shores of Lake
CobbosseecOntee.
Austin of Phillips-Act to extend
open season on landlocked salmon.
trout and togue in Great Pond and
Long pond in Kennebec county.
Wilcox of Cary plantation-Act tn
provide for trapping bob cats, loup-
cervier and Canada lynx in letter A
township and Leavitt in Aroostook
without a trapping license during the
open season on mink. sable, muskrat
and fisher.
Brown of rehabilitation of w. w.
Perkins and 81 others in favor of
Amending the law relating to the
marking of traps.
Emery of Sanford-Petition of John
Wright and 60 others, residents of
York county, asking that the law on
fishing in the tributary of Bonneg Big
Pond, formerly known as the Great
Works brook, be repealed.
Mace of Great Pond-Petition of
Ernest NJ. Torrey and 90 others for a
close time on Holsters from July l un-
til Sept. ], in the vicinity of Schoodic
island.
Bowman of nalhaven-Petition OF
Alton Gross and As others of Knox
county asking for a close time on
scallops for six months in the year
during the summer and spawning sea
son. Petition of Benjamin Murphy
and 102 others of Hancock and Knox
counties for same. Petition of II. D.
Bennett and Is others for same. Peti-
ton of A. d. Morey and 10l others OF
Hancock county for the same.
Benn of Smyrna-Act to incorpor-
ate the town of Merrill in Aroostook
county. At the March meeting oi
Merrill plantation last year it was
voted 10 be incorporated into town
at the next legislature. The popula
ton of Merrill according to the last
census waI 1898
Plummer OF LisbOn-Act requiring
seats TO be provided for women EN-
plOyees Of various industries. to per-
nit their use of the same for rest when
not actively engaged in duties incon
sistent with such requirement and
}providing penalties for violation OF a
fine of not less than $40 or s100.
Chase of York-Resolve providing
for an appropriation for the protection
of trees and shrubs from the introduc-
ton and rayages of dangerous dis
eases. The sum provided for being
600 annually for years 1911 and
1917
Chase of York-Aet to amend the
public laws of 1907 relating to the
nrote OF trees and shrubs from
dangerous insects and from diseases
Andrews OF NorWay-Petition of II.
b. Record and - others for change
in the law relating tn the testing al
horses and cattle for contagious dis
ease.
Averill of PrentisS-Act to amend
Chapter 245 OF the public LAWS OF
1909, relating 10 a bounty on bears in
Washington. Hancock and Penobscot
counties. 1t fixes the bounty for bears
killed in these counties at 81 each.
Pollard of Sol0n-Act to authorize
the Improvement OF Fan brook in the
towns of Bingham and Brighton.
Dunn of BreWer-Act relative To the
Bangor and Brewer highway bridge.
Bisbee of Rumford-Act to author
iZe the Virginia Spring Water Co. 10
take land for the purpose of its incor-
poraton.
Deermg of Portland-Resolve in ia =
vor of the Children's Protective Soci-
ETY. of Portland appropriating the sum
of $500 for each of the next two wears.
Plummer of Lisbon-Resolve in fa-
vor of the Maine School for the Deaf
appropriating the sum of $4,000 for
the year 1911; s24.650 for 1912 and
further sum of $4,000 for 1911 for ac-