Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-17

The following petitions, bills, etc.
Mere presented and refefred:>1-
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Davies of Yarmouth: IN Act
to insure publicity with respect to the
demands upon the state and to facili-
tate tho legislative committees in deal
ing VITA questions of appropriation.
Grabbed for printing pending rcGercnc"
to the committee on. motion OF Mr..
Davics)
by Mr.. Plummer Of Lisbon: IN Act
to anend Chapter 1873. Private Laws OF
1899. relating 20 the Brownvillc and
Williamsburg Water Co.
BY Mr. Perkins of kenncbunk An
Act To amend Chapter l3l of the Pri-
vate and Special Laws of 1909 author
iziEg the town of Kenncbunk to MAIN
tain and operate an electric lighting
and power plant.
BY Mr.. Monroe -! Brownville: An Act
to extend the charter of the S.bec
Power Company. being Chapter 200 Of
the Private and Special Laws of 1905
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
My Mr. Briggs of Westfield: Resolve
in favor OF Aroostook Central Insti-
tute.
Also resolve in favor of .Aroo,toolt
Central Institute.
BY Mr.. Hastings of Auburn: Resolve
il favor of the HealeX Asylum Of Lew
iston, Maine. with statement of facts.
BY Mr.. Shea of Bar Harhor: Resolve
in favor of Par Harbor Medical and
Surgical hospital.
BY Mr.. Dunn of Brewer: Resolve i'll
favor of Maine Mission for tie Deaf:
BY Mr.. Williamson of Augusta: Re
solve in favor of Wilmot c. Lippin-
colt: also Resolve in favor of NJ
kearney.
BY Mr.. MORSE of Belfast: Resolve in
favor OF the Children's Aid Society Of
Maine. accompanied by statement ii
facts.
Also Resolve in favor of Waldo Coun-
ty General hospital. accompanied by
statement of facts
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr.. Austin of Phillips: Renuu~
residents of Rangeley and vicinity
against the enactment of a law utr-
hitting trolling in Gull pond.
BY Mr.. Morse Of Waterford An Act
to regulate fishing in Tom pono. So
called. som. times called Thoma. pond.
or Lake Keoka. in the town OF Water
ford. count? of oxford. with petition
asking for some.
BY Mr.. Miller of Hartland: Peti-
ton of William Hnyt and ~ others
residents of Ripley and viai,ity. cour
ty of Somerset. asking tiGt the law.
relating to fishing in Ripky pond. in
the town of Ripley. be amended so
that fishing through tho ice NAV be
permitted on Wednesday of each week
and that the number oS fish that one
person can take from said pond in one
day be limited TO ten.
BY Mr.. Austin OF Phillips: Petition
Of Charles l.. Harnd en- and 1874 others.
citizens Of Rangeley and vicinity. ask
ing ti!at Gull pond in Dallas Planta-
tioI hc open To trolling. except on
Sunday.
Ry Ar. Camrbcll Of Cherryiield:
Resolve Ia praNSde fer the payment
ol bcuntie> on bears killed in Wash
ingtor ard Harcoc!i counties. as pro-
Vided Is Charter 245. Public Laws OF
ig09. fer the year 1911 AID f1T tn"
yer i.l1. With statement Of faces
BY .Ir. kSgsburH of Bradford: Pc
tition ei -smasa Henderson and
Others. r"sIlcnts of Corinth and Vi
cinity in ihe county OF Pennobscot
asking rat Little Pushuw pond, in
the tow, Of Hudson. county OF PEN
,Dscot. 'ba closed to all fishing for
three years.
Ny Mr.. Gross of Orland: Petition
Of Howard Blaisdel and p others of
Orland Cor An Act whereby they can
use box traps for catching rabbits
fer breeding purposes
Shore Fisheries.
~ Mr.. Percy of Bath: Petition of
Horace Mitchell and g. others fer a
= har"a in chapter 25l. Section !. OF
the Special Laws of 1907, entitled AN
act tor the better protection of Stur-
gcon in the various rivers Of Maine.
BY Nh. Allen of Columbia Falls
Petition Of \. G. Godfrey and 46
others against free SEEMING.
State Lands and State Roads.
Bv Mr.. Shc.i Of Eden: Resolve au
thorizing release OF States interest
in a ledge OF reef in front OF l.. +.
Brunnow's la.d Acar Bar Harbor.
Pensions.
nv Mr.. Greenwood of Pennington:
Resolve in favor OF Helen Il. Hobart
for State pension.
BY M. Wilson OF Auburn: Resolve
COR an amendment to the Constitution
relating TO the sale and manufacture
OF Intoxicating liquors.
Temperance,
on motion of Mr.. Sleeper Of South
Berwick,
ordered. That on Tuesday next. jan
gary Il, 1[fl, the House shall proceed