Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-08
Inland Fisheries and Game.


BY Mr.. Hartman of Cherryiield: An
Act to repeal so much of chapter o.
of the public Laws of 1911 as provides
that one box of fish or one pair OF
game birds shall not be sent by the
purchaser of tag for that purpose oft
ener than once in thirty days.
BY Mr. Cook OF Vassalboro: Petition
of ]. H. Whitehouse and 16 others to
repeal chapter 15S of the Public Laws
of 1911 entitled AN Act to prohibit the
use &C gang hooks
BY same gentleman: Petition of c.
w. Hussey and 81 others in favor oil
ice fishing in China Lake.
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. Boman of vinalhaven: Petit
ton of w L. Wotten and rs others OF
Friendship asking for a change in the
law relating to the measurement of
Holsters.
BY Mr. Sargent of Portland: Petit
ton of C. w. Kennedy and % others OF
Pemaquid Beach for same; also petit
ton of John f. Bradley and four 9TH
ers of Portland for same also petition
of Maurice C. Rich, secretary of the
board Of trade of Portland and one
other for same.
Reports of Committees.
Mr. Gordon from the committee on
claims. reported in a new draft and
fought to pass on resolve in favor of
the town of East Livermore.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee, reported in new draft and ought
| to pass" on resolve in favor of the
| town of Stoneham
| Same gentleman from same commit
tee, reported in a new draft and Ought
| to pass" on resolve in favor of the
| town of st. George.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee. reported in a new draft and Ought
| to pass on resolve in favor OF Stock
| holm Plantation.
Mr.. Peterson from the committee ON
| agriculture, reported fought TO pass
on resolve in favor of the commissioner
of agriculture in his capacity as seal
er Of weights and measures.
Mr.. Eldrldse from the committee on
banks and banking, reported ought
to pass" on bill, An Act to change the
name of the Lewiston Trust & Safe
Deposit Company.
Mr.. Peterson from the committee on
/
on resolve in favor of further improve
ment of marketing of farm products
ard purchasing supplies for the farm.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee reported ought to pass" on resolve
for the protection of trees and shrubs
from the ~avages of dangerous insects
and diseases.
! Mr. Pendleton from the committee on
sea and shore fisheries reported Ought
to pass on bill, An Act for the better
protection of shell fish i'll the town OF
Kittery. county of York.
Mr.. Gordon from the committee on
claims, reported in a new draft and
| Ought to pass" on resolve in favor OF
the town of Dennysville.
Same gentleman from same commit
| tee, reported in a new draft and Ought
to pass" on resolve in favor of the
city of Biddeford.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee, reported in new draft and Ought
to pass on resolve in favor of the
city of Biddeford.
| The reports were accepted and tho
several bills and resolve ordered print
ed under the Joint rules.
Mr.. Pendleton from the committee on
| banks and banking, reported "onght
| not to pass on bill An Act amending
chapter sc of the Public Laws of 1907.
relating to the organization and man
agenent of Trust Companies. (On mo-
ton by Mr.. Piummer of Lisbon the re-
port was tabled pending its accept
ancc) shzl
Mr.. Dunton from the committee on
| judiciary, reported ought not to pass"
on bill. An Act relating 10 the use of
seals ton motion by Mr.. Plummer Of
Lisbon the report was tabled pending
it's acceptance)
Mr.. Wheeler from the committee ON
legal affairs, reported ought not to
pass on bill, An Act for the creation
of water districts and the control
management and regulation OF water
storage and water power companies.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee, reported fought not to pass on
bill, An Act to provide for the creation
of drainage districts and supervision
of the construction of dams and the
control and regulation of storage rcser-
| voirs.
Mr.. irving from the committee on
banks and banking, To which was re-
er revision of the laws governing in
lvestments of savings banks and saw
tings institutions, with draft of bill
annexed. reported legislation thereon
inexpedient.
Mr.. Connors from the committee on
legal affairs, which was instructed by
order of the Legislature to inquire into
the expedienev of an Act relating to
the liability of employers to make COM
pensation for personal injuries suffered
by employees. reported that the same
be referred to the judiciary COMMITTEES
as the same subject matter is covered
in Senate Document No. 165, and House
Bill introduced by Mr.. Smith of Au-
burn, February 5th, but not yet print
ed; and for this reason your committee
does not deem il advisable TO take any
action upon this bill
The reports were accepted.
Passed to Be Engrossed.
An Act to amend and extend the
charter of the Baker and Spencer
Brook Dam and Improvement Com