Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-11

t By Mr.. Snow Of Mars Hill: Resolve
( IN favor OF Bridgewater Classical
| Academy. with statment OF facts
Inland Fisheries and Game.
| Ey Mr.. Littieield of Wells: An Act
relating to the protection OF deer IN
the towns OF York. Wells, kitters.
Eliot, South Berwick and North Ber-
wick. in the county OF York.
! By Mr.. McCurdy Of Lubec: An Act
! to provide bounty on crows IN the
towns OF Luhec ard Trescott.
BY Mt. Brown OF New Sharon: An
Act additional to Chapter 81 of the
Revised Statutes as amended BY
Chapter a06 Of the Public Laws OF
1913, relating TO fishing in Bent's Pond.
so-called. il the town Of New Sharon.
1 in Franklin county and in the town OF
! Vienna in Kennebec county.
! By MIR. Lord of Ellsworth: Resolu-
ton of Mariaville Grange, No. AL, op-
posing the passage Of any law requir-
! ing residents Of this State to procure
\ hunting license.
! BY Mr. Goodwin Of Mexico: Petit
ton of ]. L. Howard and 50 other;
favor:ng law providing for a resi-
| dent hunting license.
By the same gentleman: Petition Of
Z. f. Coburn and IS others requesting
that pond +, Rapid river be opened Up
TO bait fishing TILL October 1st of each
year.
/. By the same gentleman: Petition Of
! E. F. Coburn and IS others requesting
that Rapid river connecting the
Richardson Lakes with the CmbagoE
Lake, be opened to fly fishing from
September IS to October l OF each
year.
! BY Mr. Brown OF New Sharon: Pc
ton Of E e Dyer and II others,
residents OF Franklin county, in favor
of closing Bent's Pond. in Franklin
and kennebec counties, to all fishing.
BY Mr. McCur,ly Of Lubec:. Petition
of John y. McCurdy and IS others in
favor Of an Act 10 provide bounty
on crows in the towns Of Lubec and
Trescott: also petition of f. A. NJ. Mon
son and q others il favor Of same.
! BY Mr.. Goodwin Of Mexico; Remon-
STRANGE Of \. r. Leach and Is others
against any change in the fishing Laws
governing the Magalloway waters.
interior Waters.
By Mr.. Morse Of RuInford: Petition
OF Charles F. Stevens and 81 others
% prohibit the throwing Of sawdust in
Concord River or any OF its tributa
ries.
judiciary.
By Mr.. Picher Of Waterville: An Ac:
to authorize the city of Waterville 70
acquire, own. maintain and operate an
electric plant. Ordered printed and re-
ferred.)
By Mr.. Thombs Of Lincoln: An Act
TO extend the Jurisdiction OF Masters in
Chancery 10 include the hearings upon
libel for divorce.
By Mr. Ranney of Vim: An Act au-
tiaorizing Sepoeis Plantation to build
and maintain its roads and bridges and
10 raise money therefor.
By Mr.. Watts of South Thomaston:
An Act relating to the Einalkaven
Lighting Company.
b. n. Morse of Rumford: Petition
Of Lucy a. French and 81 others in
favor of an amendment giving the
right Of Suffrage 10 women under the
same conditions and limitations as
men.
BY Mr. McCarty of lewiston: Petit
ton Of Mrs. Israel ?. Butter Of Port
land, and l2S others against suffrage
for women.
BY Mr. Comedian OF Portland: Petit
zion Of Mrs. Parker P. Burieigh OF
Ioui-on and So others asains; same;
also petition OF Mrs. Isaac W. Dyer OF
GOrham and IS Others against same.
By Mr.. Blake Of New Gloucester:
Petition Of Mrs. Elizabeth Hicks and
81 others III favor OF woman suffrage
BY NJ. Sanborn Of South Portland
Ietition Of Althea G. QuiInby and four
Others in favor OF same.
81 Mr. Allen Of Mach!as: Petition of
Mrs. Jennie 2. White and % others of
M4chias in favor of same.
B.. Mr.. Tabbutr CT Columbia: Petit
ton OF Lillian DriSco ard So others in
fe-or OF same.
BY Mr.. Wescott OF Biuehll: Petition
OF Mrs. y. NJ. Emery and - others OF
Bar Harbor, asking that the cons,itu-
tional amendment giving the right of
Suffrage 10 women be submitted to the
people.
By M Ellis of Gardiner: Petition Of
.
4, Gardiner in favor OF woman's suffrage
Labor.
b. Mr. Ellis Of Gardiner: Petition of
II. NJ Lawton and SO others, relative
to an amendment on an act before the
legislature regarding the hours of en-
pioyment of women and minors.
By Mr.. Diii!ng Of Easton: Petition OF
". J. Sawyer ard five others against
including mercantile establishments
in House Bill No. 2, entitled AN Act
relative to tbs hours Of employment OF
women and minors: also petition of
j. n. Storey and 16 others against
same.
/! BY Mr.. futile of Caribou: Petition
! Of The Pattee Co. ard nine others
against same.
BIZ Mr.. Evans Of Bridgton: Remon-
STRANGE of Davis Dow Co. P. p. Burn
ham Co. and % others against same
1 By Mr.. Pierce Of Pennington: Re-
monstrance OF \. G. Paine and six
others against same.
By Mr.. Currier of Camden: Remon-
STRANGE Of Follansbee Wood and Is
others against same.
By Mr.. Lawrence Of Fairfield: Re-
monstrarce Of r. o. Files and 81 others
Of Fairfield against same.
By Mr.. Wyman Of Kingfield: Remon-
STRANGE of c. II. Mckenzie and five