Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-03
THE 7755lh Maine LEGISLATURE
Stenogfsphic Reports Of Yesterdays Sessions d
the Senate and House Of Representatives.

other refuse in the waters of Pleasant
River"
BY Mr.. Blanchard of Franklin--Bill
An Act to limit the numer of fish which
may be taken in one day in certain tribu-
taries to Wilson Lake, which lake is sit
uated In the town of Wilton; also In
Alder Brook, tributary to Wells
Pond. which pond is situated in the town
of Wells down as far as Ifildreth's mill
dam. so called, all in the County OF
Franklin
Ey Mr.. Leach of Hancoek--Petition Of
f. c. Atwood and o6 others, residents OF
Belfast, in the County OF Waldo, asking
that a law be enacted prohibiting the
shipping of wild hares or rabbits outside
of the state of Maine.
Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Mayo of Observation-Disclosures OF
Moody Eaton and A. others of Deer Isle;
Howard p. Lowe and 10 others of Deer
Isle: T. F. Hardy and 80 others of Deer
Isle: f. G. Stanley and AZ others of
Southwest Harbor: f. G. Quin and Z
otherszof Eagle Island +. L. Carver AMI
% others of North Haven; W. C. Red
inond and q others of Brooklin for the
enactment of law WHICH shall prohibit
the catching of herring in the waters
of, this State. except by use of pern.a-
uent wcirs or traps
by Mr.. Mayo of CHARACTERIZATION of
p. s. Knowlton and A. others of Deer
Isle for n close time On scallops in East
Penobscot Pay Ton motion by the same
Senator. placed in file, as the subject
matter had been acted upon)
BY Mr. Chandler of Washington-Peti-
ton of Harry Brown and 30 others of
Addison against any change in the law
in relation to the taking of smelts in
Pleasant River.
BY Mr.. Allan of Washngton-Petition
of r. r.. I.urehin and 16 others of Penn
broke for the enactment of a law for the
better protection of spawn smelts in
Pembroke River
Claims.
BY Mr. Chandler of Washineton-"Re-
solve In favor of John D.. Mcdonald.
Temperance.
BY Mr. Irving of Aroostook-Remo
STRANGE of George B. Hunter and 81
others Of Houlton: +. 4. Tasker and AZ
others of Monroe; y. \. Richmond, IL.
II. Ferguson, John Timing and lal others
of Fort Fairfield: G. +. Frost and "A
others of Pittsfleld: ]. f.. Marsh and %
others of North Newport; Ii. b. DAVIS
ana l. others of Hampden; James Sea-
mans and 81 others OF Carey and Fay
cite; J. T. Trefethen and II others OF
South Portland. against resuhmission
BY Mr.. Chandler of Washngton-I:e-
others of Whitney; a. 4. Holmes and
- others nj PASSPORT, against resubmis-
sion.
School for Feeble Minded.
BY Mr.. Staples of Knox-Bill, An Act
10 repeal chapter 10 of the Public Laws
of 1907 relating TO census. of feeble
minded
Reports Of Committees.
Majority report from the committee on
on Resolve for an amend
ment TO the Constitution by abrogatlng
and annulling Amendment adopted on
tho eighth dav of september, 1884, relat-
ing to the sale and manufacture of in
liquors: submitting the same
In new draft under title of 'Resolve pro-
viding for an amendment to the Const'u-
ton BY abrogating and annuling the
rwenty-sixth Amendment adopted on the
eighth day Of September. 1884, relating to
the manufacture and sale of intoxicat-
Dodge.
Snow, Allen of Jonesboro. Lambert, Mil
Ter. Ross.
Minority report from the same commit
tee. on the same resolve. that it "oueht
not TO pass" tSigned, Irving. Benn'
Quimby.
On motion by Mr.. Hoynton of Lincoln.
the two reports. pending acceptance oil
either. together with the resolves were
laid on the table.
Mr.. Boynton for the committee on APP
nominations and Financial Affairs. on
AN Act to appropriate moneys for the
payment of salaries fixed by law for the
year i9ll." reported fought to pass.
Mr.. Milllken for the committee on IN
terror Waters on IAN Act To further en-
able the Sebago Lake. Songo River ana
BAY of Naples steamboat Company 10
construct and maintain wharves along
its routes" reported same "ousht 10
pass"
Mr. Donigan for the committee on IN
terror Waters, on IAN Act to Incorporate
the Moxie Dam Company, reporte"
same fought to pass"
The reports were accepted. and the bills
ordered printed under the joint rules.
Passed to Be Engrossed.
Resolve in favor Of Albert W. Buck.
} Orders Of the Day.
On motion by Mr.. Gowell of York, the
vote whereby Bill, AN Act relative to
condemnation proceedings of land for
public purposes" was referred to the
committee on Judiciary, was reconsid-
cred. On further motion by the same
Senator. the bill was tabled for printing
pending reference to the committee.
On motion by Mr.. Boynton of Lincoln.
the senate adjourned.
HOUSE.