Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-01

n 4. T. EbRU AK I j, ]
~ othcrs, against any change in the
present lobster law
Also. Remonstrance against any
change in the present lobster law, by
w. Q. Wallace and IS others.
BY Mr.. Tucker of Wiscasset-An Act
to protect striped and sea bass in the
waters of the Sheepscot river and its
attributarie
BY sir. Weyrouth OF Ssco-An Act
prohibiting seining in Saco bay.
BY Mr.. Small of Machiasport-Peti
Of tcwr Of Cutler. in favor of taking
herring by permanent weirs and traps
only.
Also, Petition of John A. Beal and
SO others Of the town of Jonesport, in
favor of lobster fishermen catching
herring for their own use any way out
side Of torching and SEEMING.
Also Petition of John A. Beal and $50
others Of the town OF Jonesport. in ia
vor Of taking herring by means OF
veirs and permanent traps only.
BY Mr.. Waldron of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
calling for a conference of the Gov
ernors Of the United States by Gov
ernor Plaisted Of Maine. Grabbed for
printing pending reference on motion
by Mr.. Waldron of POrtland)
BY Mr.. Johnson of Harpswell-Re-
| monstrance of +. r. Mitchell and 30
others of Cliff island. and James w.
Doughty and SO others of Bailey island.
Cumberland county, against any
change in present lobster law.
| BY Mr.. Porter OF Pembroke-Petition
| Of II. r. Sprague and 60 others from
town of Pembroke. asking for protec-
| ton of shell fish i'm the town of Penn
broke
Claims.
BY Mr.. Goodwin of BiddcfOrd-A Re-
solve in favor Of the city of Biddeford
| for reimbursement for support of in
sane pauper.
Also, Resolve in favor of the city
Of Biddeford for reimbursement for
support Of Insane pauper.
Also. Resolve in favor of the city of
Eiddcford. for reimbursement for sup
rort of insane pauper.
Py Mr.. Tucker of Wiscasset-ReSolve
In favor of the town of Wiscasset
solve IN favor of the town of Island
Falls.
Also. Resolve in favor of the town OF
Island Falls.
BY Mr.. Austin of Phillips-Resolve in
favor Of the town of Phillips. with
statement of facts.
Temperance.
BY Mr.. Qnimbv of Turner-Remon-
sirantc of ]. r, DUMMY and % others
agains; resubmission.
by Mr. Pattangall of Waterville-Pe-
tition IF A. J. Roberts and Is others.
members of the Faculty and Board OF
Trustees of Colby College. against re-
submission.
BY Mr.. Robinson of Lagrange-Re-
rlons:rance against resubmission sign
al by Edwin f. Morse and AZ others
of Portland.
Taxation.
Ry Mr.. Harmon of Stonington-An
act to exempt from taxation all prop
erty of soldiers If the Civil War where
the valuation does not exceed $500.
BY ar. Hastings Of Auburn-An Act
relating 10 the assessment of taxes in
organized plantations. included in the
Ia;no Forestry District.
Also An Act to amend Sections 40
aid - of Chapter . of the Revised
statutes.
On motion of Mr.. Hogan of Port
| land
| Ordered. the Senate concurring. That
| all acts. resolves and orders presented
| by, for OF in the interests of any State
department. public. quasi-public or
private institution or for the benefit
of any individual, calling for an ap-
preparation of public money. shall be
referred TO the committee on appro-
priations and financial affairs before
| final passage, and said committee shall
retain all of said acts, resolves and or
ders presented by, for or in the inter-
ests OF any State department, public
quasi-public or private institution or
for the benefit of any individual, until
all said acts. resolves and orders re-
lating to or in connection with such
department, public, quasi public or
private institution or individual shall
have been referred TO said committee.
Said committee shall consolidate all
aid acts. resolves and orders relating
to a department. public, quasi-pubic
or private institution or individual,
and report thereon in one act, resolve
or order, showing in one item the en-
tire amount which it recommends the
appropriation of, for department, pub
lie, quasi-public or private institution
or individual, and the purposes for
which the various items making up
said total amount are to be used, the
year in which said amounts are to he
expended. and such other information
as said committee may consider de-
srable.
On motion of Mr.. Goodwin of Bid
deford.
Ordered, That the clerk of the House
have printed 200 copies of the bin. An
Act to amend an act creating police
commission in the city of Biddeford.
said bill now being in the possession Of
the committee on judiciary.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr., Trafton from the committee on
Judiciary, on bill, An Act to repeal
Section IS of Chapter of the Revised
Statutes. relating to the compensation
| of clerks in the office OF the State