Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-17
Railroads and Expresses

Railroads and Expresses-
By Mr.. Pollard Of Scion: An Act to
amend Chapter 147 Of the Public
Laws OF 1918, entitled An Act for the
adjustment Of grade crossings IT
railroads. Ordered printed and 10
ferred.)
Sea and Shore Fisheries.
BY Mr.. WEIGH of Machiasport: Petit
ton Of c. l. Kingdom and 81 others
In favor Of close time on Holsters IN
Machias Bay and adjacent waters, IN
county Of Washington.
BY Mr.. Greenleaf of Portland: An
Act to provide for the destruction o.
dog fish and other members of the
shark species in the waters of Maine.
Ordered printed and referred)
BY Mr.. McCurdy of Lubec: Petit
ton OF Charles Gates and 65 others
demonstrating against any change in
the present lobster law.
By Mr.. WEIGH of Machiasport: An
Act to amend Section one of Chapter
81 Of the Public Laws of 1913. 70
regulate the size Of smoked herring
boxes.
BY the same gentleman; Remon
STRANGE Of c. L. Kingdom and SO 9TH
ers against any change in present
lobster law; also remonstrance Of II.
G. Myer and IS others against same.
BY Mr. Small of Mount Desert: An
Act to repeal Chapter 80 of the Pub
lie Laws Of 1911, relating to the pro-
81 M -
Maine from Casco Bay to Penobscot
Bay. tOrdered printed and re-
ferred)
BY Mr.. WEIGH Of Machiasport: An
Act establishing & close time on lob
sters in Machias Bay and adjacent
waters in Washington county.
BY Mr. McCurdy Of Lubec: Petit
ton OF Charles Gates and 81 others in
favor of enacting a law prohibiting
fishing for Holsters in Cutler waters
from June Is 70 September Is, in each
year.
Salaries and Fees.
BY Mr.. McCarty of Lewiston: AT
Act to amend Chapter 233 of the
Private and Special Laws Of 1918. re-
lating to the salary of the judge Of
the municipal court in the town Of
Livermore
Ways and Bridges.
BY Mr.. Pollard OF Scion: An Act u
amend Chapter $50 OF the Public
Laws Of 1913. relating TO State high
ways. tOrdered printed and re-
ferred)
BY MI Goodwin OF Mexico: Re
solve for repairing a highway in the
town of Upton, with statement Of
facts.
By Mr.. Washburn Of Perry: Re
solve in favor of repairing road in the
facts.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Washburn from the committee
on agriculture. reported ought 70
pass" on bill. An Act relating to tres
pass upon grounds OF agricultural so :
cieties
Mr.. Lewis from the committee on
legal affairs, reported ought TO pass"
on bill. An Act to amend and extend
the charter Of the Baker and Spencer
Brook Dam and Improvement Com
pany.
Mr.. Greenleaf from the same COM
mittee. reported ought to pass" on
bill, An Act to extend the time in
which the Maine Title Guarantee
Company as authorized 70 commence
business. vi.
Mr.. Small from the committee on
pensions reported ought TO pass in
Resolve in favor OF Salathiel D.
Seeley Of Perry for an increase Of
pension.
Same gentleman from same com
mittee reported ought TO pass on
Resolve in favor Of Mary E. Elwell OF
Chesterville.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee. reported ought to pass On
Resolve in favor Of Lester Patten.
Mr.. Wilkins from the committee on
ways and bridges. reported ought TO
pass on Resolve in favor of repairing
bridge in Forest City.
Mr.. Pollard from the same COM
mittee. reported in a new draft and
that it ought TO pass" on Resolve for
the building Of bridge across Ken
duskeag Stream in the town of Cor
NTH, Penobscot county
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee, reported in a new draft and
that it ought to pass" on Resolve in
favor of Machiasport and East Ma
chias bridge.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee. reported in a new draft an"
that it ought to pass" on Resolve in
favor of Gardiner and Randolph
bridge between Gardiner and Ran
dolph.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee. reported in new draft and
that it ought to pass on Resolve fo-
the permanent improvement and re-
pairs Of the New kenduskeag Road
in the town Of Glenburn.
The reports were accepted. and the
several bills and resolves ordered
printed under the joint rules.
Mr.. Washburn from the committee
on agriculture, reported ought not
to pass" on bill An Act requiring all
butter offered or exposed for sale or
sold to be stamped with the makers
name.
Mr.. Small from the committee on
pensions, reported ought not to
pass on bill. An Act to provide for
retiring and pensioning employees ot
State Insane Hospitals and School
for Predetermined.
Mr.. Wilkins from the committee on