Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-19

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"Children's Bill" establishing n
Juvenile court as presented by the
prison association of Portland.
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Boman of Vinalhaven An
Act requiring safeguards for the pro-
lection of all persons employed or Ia
boring in manufacturing establish
ments, and providing civil remedies
for all persons so engaged. or their
personal representatives, in, cases
where such person may be killed or
injured while employed or laboring in
any manufacturing establishment
which is not properly provided with
the safeguards required by this Act
Grabbed for printing pending refer
ence to the committee and $50 extra
copies ordered printed on motion by
Mr.. Boman)
BY Mr.. Hartman of Stonington: PEI
tition of c. NJ. Thompson and Is 9TH
ers of Hurricane Island, asking for a
law to be enacted for licensing sta
tionary engineers.
Education.
BY Mr.. Taylor of Topsheld: An Act
to amend section 81 of chapter IS of
the Revised Statutes, as amended, re-
lating to the appropriation for the
schooling of children in unorganized
townships.
Agriculture.
BY Mr. Smith of Presque Isle: Res
olution of Maysville Centre Grange,
No. 1853. Aroo9ook county, in favor of
an experimental and seed farm in
Aroostook county; also resolution of
Bridgewater Grange of Aroostooll
county for same, also resolution of l..
r. Tuttle and IS others members of
Aroostook Pomona Grange in favor of
same; also resolution of Z. L. johnson
and Sc others members of Aroostook
Pomona Grange in favor of same.
State Lands and Forest Preservation.
BY Mr.. Marston of Skowhegan: Re-
solve for further public instruction in
forestry.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
By Mr.. Bowler of Bethel: An Act to
amend section II of chapter 81, of the
Revised Statutes as amended by sec
ton four of chapter 132 of the Public
Laws of 1905, in relation to close time
on deer. Grabbed for printing pend
ing reference to the committee on
motion by Mr.. Bowler)
BY Mr. Smith of Presque Isle: Re-
monstrance of r. H. Sprague and SS
others of Pressure Isle against the
passage of any Act whereby residents
of the state would be required to take
out a license for the purpose of hunt
ing game in the Maine woods, exclud-
ing elephants and jack-pots.
BY Mr.. Taylor of TopsfieId: Re-
monstrance of John A. Story of Grand
Lake Stream and "a others against
the repeal of an Act to prohibit the
use of gang hooks"
By Mr., Austin of Phillips: Petition
of Charles H. Drummond and 16 9TH
ers to repeal chapter 1913 of the Public
Laws of 1911 entitled An Act to pro-
hibit the use of gang hooks
BY Mr. Taylor Of Topsfield: Re
monstrance of Frank Averin of
Princeton and 80 others against any
change being made in the game law.
so far as it relates to a close time oa
bull moose; also remonstrance of f.
A. Holbrook of Vanceboro and &c 9TH
ers against same.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Boman of yinalhaven: Peti-
.tion of F. A. Flinton and 10 others of
Gushing, relating to the catching
smelts between the Kennebec and Pc
notscot rivers; also petition OF Rodney
A. simmons and IS others of St. Geore
for same.
6y Mr.. Hartman OF Stonington: Peti-
ton of F. G. Barter of Isle au Haul
and 20 others asking that the present
law governing the measurement of lob
sters remain unchanged.
Reports of COMMITTEES.
Mr. Morrison from the committee on
ways and bridges, reported 'ougnt not
to pass en- resolve in favor of the Ale
cash read, in the county of Aroostook,
with statement of facts accompanying
the same.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported Ought not to pass" on
resolve in aid of the town of St Aga
tina.
Mr.. Spencer from the same commit
tee, reported ought noI to pass on
resolve in favor Of building a bridge
across Kenduskeag Stream, in the town
of Corinth, Penobsoot county.
The reports We're accepted.
Mr.. Washburn from the committee
on indian affairs, reported Ought to
pass on resolve in favor of Peter j.
Newell, representative of the Passa-
maqHoddy tribe of Indians.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee, reported ought to pass on re-
solve in favor of Peter w. Rance, rep
resentative of the Penobscot tribe OF
Indians.
The reports We're accepted and the
resolves tabled for printing under the
joint rules
Mr. Washburn from the committee
on Indian affairs reported Ought 20
pass ON resolve in favor of E. r.
Weeks and Isaac F. Tibbetts, both of
Old Town.
This resolve having been already
printed received its first reading and
was assigned for tomorrow morning for
it's second reading.
Passed to Be Eagrossed.
An Act to amend section Of of chap