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

ZdtlOu Oh the tstn LSSlSlatuI4.
Claims.
BY Mr. Grant of St. Adams: Resolve
in favor Of the town Of Harmony. with
statement Of facts.
BY Mr.. Ford Of Whiteheld: Resolve
in favor Of William F. Mason Of Wis
casset, Maine. for pay for Christmas
trees, with statement of facts.
Education.
BY Mr.. Lord of Ellsworth: Resolve
in favor OF Nellie Fletcher with state
ment OF facts.
BY the same gentleman: Petition Of,
Charles H. Leland and SIS others, citi-
zens and taxpayers of the city Of Els
worth. demonstrating against the pas
sage of an Act to amend Chapter III,
Public Laws Of 1909. relating to the
common school fund and its distribu-
ton.
BY Mr.. Holt of Gouldsboro: Petition
Of F. E. Weston OF Winter Harbor and
SO others to demonstrate against an Act
to amend Chapter ~, relating to the
common school fund.
Inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr. McCurdy of Lubec: An Act
to prohibit the sharing Of foxes and
other wild animals in the towns of
Lubec. Prescott, Whiting and Cutler.
in the county of Washington.
By Mr.. McNaliy of Ashland: An Act
to regulate the taking Of frogs from
Big Fish lake. Portage lake, Square
lake Eagle lake, Soldier pond. Long
lake and connecting streams in ARGOS
took County.
BY Mr. Grant OF 81. Adams: Resolve
providing for the screening of Moose
pond, so-called. in Hartland, and in
Harmony, in the county OF Somerset,
with statement of facts.
BY Mr. Currier Of Camden: Petition
of a. W. McCorrisen and 80 others OF
Appleton in favor Of a bill prohibit
ing trapping or digging -out' foxes;
also petition of Josiah II. Hobbs and
S. others of Camden in favor Of same.
By Mr.. Newell Of Turner: Petition
of William He Phinney and IS others
in favor of opening Pleasant Pond in
the town OF Turner. county Of andre
scoggin, for ice fishing for a period
of three years.
BY Mr. McCurdy OF Lubec: Petition
OI j. -sltS uIOS anu ctIiSiS All "a
vor Of enacting a law prohibiting the
sharing of foxes and other wild ami
mails in towns Of I.ubec. Trescott.
Whiting and Cutler. county OF cash
ington.
By Mr.. Thibodeau of Fort Kent: Pc
tition OF Fred Harvey and g others
for closing Fall Brook for three years.
BY the same gentleman: Petition Of
Fred Harvey and 80 others for closed
time on First, Second, Third and
Fourth Lakes on Niger Brook.
BY Mr. Currier of Camden: Petition
OF Charles !. Wiley and 81 others OF
Camden in favor of a bill prohibiting
trapping or digging out" foxes
By N-r Chadbourne Of Baldwin: Pc
tition Of ". r. Haley and 50 other
residents Of Sebago Lake and vicinity
asking for change in smelt law on Sc
bago Lake.
BY Mr. McCurdy Of Lubec: Petition
Of Arthur f. Wallace and SO others
in favor of enacting law prohibiting
the sharing Of foxes and other wild
animals in towns of Lubec. Prescott.
Whiting and Cutler, in Washington
County.
By Mr. Ryder of Brownville: Petit
ton of L. +. Johnson and 60 others IN
favor Of screening outlet Of Schoodic
Lake.
BY Mr. Pollard Of Scion: Re
monstrance of Azel Jones and los
others of Scion and vicinity agains,
the passage Of the Act known as the
Resident Hunters Act
BY Mr.. Fay of Dexter: Remon-
STRANGE Of \. H. Fay of Dexter and 81
others 10 a resident hunters license.
BY Mr. Welch OF Machiasp sport: Re
monstrance of c. Hollis White and II
others against same; also remon-
STRANGE of c. L. Adams and is other.
against same.
Interior Waters.
By Mr.. Bradbury of Hollis: Petit
ton of ]. Burton Roberts Of Dayton
and eS others in favor Of an Act re-
lating to the Clark Power Company:
also petition Of F. ]. Leavitt Of Bux-
ton and 80 others in favor of same.
judiciary.
By Mr.. Greenleaf of Portland: An
Act to amend Section five Of Chapter
SO of the Revised Statutes. relating TO
rights OF married women. tOEOereu
printed and referred.)
By Mr. Averill of Prentiss: An Act
to incorporate the Grindstone Boom
Company.
BY Mr. Davis of Old Town: An Act
TO define and make plain the meaning
Of Sections two and three Of Chapter
32S of the Private and Special LaSs
of 1913, relating to the reconstruction
of the eastern span of the Old Town
Milford bridge. Ordered printed and
referred)
BY Mr.. O'Connell Of Millinocket:
Petition of Rev. B. S. Fifield and 45
others in favor of submitting to the
people of this State a constitutional
amendment giving the right Of SUI
frage to women under the same con-
ditions and limitations as men.
BY Mr. Mckinley of Jackson: Petit
ton of Mrs. Leila /. Bartlett and 40
others in favor of women's suffrage.
BY Mr.. futile Of Caribou: Petition
of Emily Whittier and 80 others Of
Caribou to give rights of suffrage to
women.
Labor.
BY Mr.. Ford of whitefeld: Re-
monstrance. against including "her-