Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-04

renee.
The report of the committee, "legisla-
ton inexpedient" on petition of L. r.
Richards and Sc others for the enactment
of law permitting fishing for piekereI
through the ice two days in the week in
Drury pond in the town of Temple,
Franklin county, came from the House.
accepted by that branch
Mr.. RICHARDSON OF Penobscot: Mr..
President, ] move we non-concur with the
action of the House on this petition. and
] make the motion by request of the COM
mittee who says there is new information
bearing on the subject and they wish the
bill reeommitted to them.
The motion to non-concur with the ac-
ton of the House was agreed to, and on
further motion by the same senator the
petition was recommitted to the commit
tee on inland fisheries and game, and
sent down for concurrence.
House Bills in the First Reading.
An Act relating to the Passport Water
Company.
An Act to complete the records in Pts
eataquis county registry of deeds.
Resolve in favor of f. L. Manhire
Resolve in favor of the New England
Fruit Show
Resolve in favor of the Maine Pomo-
logical. Society.
communication was received from the
office of secretary OF State, transmitting
Senate Joint Resolution No. ?. adopted
by the Senate of the state of Oregon.
January u, 1913. relating to polyganiy ;
also Senate Joint Memorial No. 2, adopted
by the Senate Of the state of oregon, jan
uary Is, 1913, relating to protection of nj
gratory game birds.
Placed on Tile and sent down for con
eurfenee.
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The following bills, petitions, etc, were
presented and referred.
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Stearns Of oxford: An Act in
relation to practice in the supreme judi
cial court
BY Mr.. Hersey Of Aroostook: Petition
of r. r. Higgins and Il others of Maple
ton in favor of Woman's suffrage; also
petition of Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union of Houlton for same: also
petition of Mrs. y. L. Gerry and Is 9TH
ers of Sangerville and Dexter for same;
also petition of Sarah H. Hayden and Fl
others of silper Mills and Dexter for
same; also petition of Mrs. Adeline III.
Jackson and IA others of Silver Mills and
Dexter fer same
BY Mr.. Packard of Knox: Petition of
II. Il. Nash and 40 others of Roelzland for
same; also position of Mary a. Nash and
81 others of Camden for same also petit
ton Of Geo. +. Nash and 20 others of
Camden and Roebland for same
BY Mr. Stearns of oxford An Act rel
alive to compensation to employees for
personal injuries received in the course
Of their employment and to the preven-
ton of such injuries. con motion BY Mr..
Stearns of oxford. tabled for printing
pending reference-A
Appropriations and Financial Affairs.
BY Mr. Emery of York: Resolve MAX
ing an appropriation for the purpose Of
obtaining information in regard to wild
lands for the purposes of taxation. con
motion by Mr.. Bailey of Penobscot. tabled
for printing pending reference.)
Railroads and Expresses.
BY Mr.. Burleigh of Aroostook: Petition
of Michael NJ. Clark and l2O others that
charter be granted for an electric street
railroad in the town of Houlton
inland Fisheries and Game.
By Mr.. Wing of Franklin: An Act
to prevent the pollution of the waters
of the state con motion by Mr.. Bailey.
of Penobscot, tabled for printing pend
ing reference
BY MIR Burlcigh of Aroostook: Peti-
tiGn of a. A. Stitham for change in
close time ON deer and cartridges.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Cole of York: An Act to re-
peal Chapter 337 OF the Private and
Special Laws of 1925, entitled. An Act
fer the preservation of fish in Piseat-
aqua river"
Pensions.
BY Mr.. Cole Of York: Resolve in fa-