Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-25

sea and shore fisheries, on bill, An
Act to amend Section ] of Chapter 80
of the Public Laws of 1911. relating
to fishing for smeits between CaSeo
Bay and Penobseot Bay. reported leg
islation thereon ineXpedent as the
subject matter is covered by another
bill which has been reported by the
committee.
Mr. Bragdon from the same COM
mittee, on petition of +. y. Nickerson
and "a others of Sorrento and sullivan.
in regard to taking smelts in the wa
tiers of Maine, reported legislation
thereon ineXpedient
Mr.. Mildon from same committee.
reported ought not to pass" on bill
An Act to repeal Chapter 80 of the
Public Laws of 1911, relating TO the
catching of smelts between the Penob-
scot and Kennebec Rivers con mo-
ton by Mr.. Beman of Yinalhaven,
pending the acceptance of the report.
the bill was recommitted to the COM
mittee.l
Mr.. Jenkins from the committee on
pensions. reported ought not to pass
on bill An Act giving pensions to
widows of the soldiers of the Aroos-
took War.
Mr.. Dunbar from the committee on
taxation, reported ought not to pass
on bill An Act to amend Section - of
Chapter 9 of the Revised Statutes. re-
lating to the taxation Of vessels.
Mr.. Hodsdon from the same committee,
reported fought not to pass on bill. An
| Act to amend subsection of Section of
Chapter of the Revised Statutes. relat-
ing to exemption of property from taxa
| ton.
Mr.. Jenkins from the committee on
PENSIONS ON resolve in favor of Lizzie =,
Bean and children. reported that same be
| referred to the committee on claims
The reports We're accepted
Mr. Boman from the committee on sea
and shore fisheries, on petition. reported
in new draft and ought to pass" bill
An Act relating to the taking of smelts
in St Georges river and its tributaries
| Same gentleman from same committee.
reported fought to pass on bill, An act
| TO authorize the town of st. George to
restrict the taking of CLAIMS within the
| limits of said town to the inhabitants
| thereof.
Mr.. Kicker from the committee on ed
| ucation. reported "ought to pass on re-
solve in favor of the Madawaska Train
ing School at Fort Kent.
| Same gentleman from same committee,
| reported ought to pass on resolve in
| favor of the Eastern state Normal School
at Castne.
| Mr.. Gordon from the committee on
claims. reported in new draft ard
| Ought to pass on resolve in favor of the
town of Tamage.
Mr.. McFadden from the committee on
pensions. reported ought to pass on re-
| solve in favor of Kelley Names.
Mr.. Jenkins from the committee on pen.
sions, reported in new draft and ought
| to pass. on resolve in favor of Rosa
| Prentiss.
Mr.. Merrill from the same committee.
reported ought to pass. on resolve IN
favor of Helen b. Hobart.
Same gentleman from same committee.
reported ought to pass in favor of Hen.
rietta 5. Hodgdon.
Same gentleman from same committee,
reported Ought TO pass on resolve ia
favor of Bridget Kelley.
Same gentleman from same committee,
| reported ought TO pdSs oii leSolfe IL
favor of James Lombard.
Same gentleman from same committee,
| reported Ought 10 pass ON resolve in
favor OF Susan j. Tarr.
| Mr. jenkins from tie same committee,
reported in a new draft and ought To
| pass on resolve in favor of the State
Pension Clerk.
same gentleman from same committee.
reported Ought to pass ON resolve IN
favor of Winnie L. Saunders.
The reports Were accepted and the sev
eral bills and resolves tabled for print"
ing under the Joint rules.
Mr.. Morrison from the committee OH
ways and bridges, to which was recon-
mtted resolve in favor of town of Rock
port reported the same in a new draft
under same title and that it ought to
pass
This resolve having been already print
ed received its first reading and was as
signed for tomorrow morning for its sec
ond reading.
| Mr. Morrison from the committee on
| ways and bridges, to which was recon-
mitted resolve in favor of aid in building
road in New Canada Plantation, with
statement of facts. reported that the
same ought to pass.
This resolve having been already print
ed received its first reading and was as
signed for tomorrow morning for its sec
ond reading.
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