Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29
THE77TH Maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Reports Of the Sessions of Senate
And House of Representatives

restrictions upon fishing in Ellis pond,
Somerset county.
By Mr.. Colby of Somerset: Petition of
W. ]. Holway and twenty-four others,
residents of Somerset county. asking
that ice fishing be permitted in Martin
Pond. in Somerset county. in accordance
with the general laws OF the State.
By Mr.. Colby of Somerset: Bill. An
Act to prohibit hunting in Kfneo Piscata-
quis county. Maine. amending Section
forty-eght OF Chapter 2o6 of the Public
Laws Of 1913
Interior Waters.
By Mr. Colby of Somerset: Bill, An
Act to close Socatean Stream to power
boats
Judiciary.
By Mr.. Scammon Of Hancock: Bill An
Act relating to the use Of automobiles
county.
BY 1fr. Cote Of York: Bill, An Act for
the better protection Of children and to
amend Chapter sixty-one Of the Revised
Statutes Of r9e. and Chapter one hun
dred and tveny-three Of the Public
Laws Of 1876 as amended by Chapter
forty three Of the Public Laws of 1907
and Chapter l0a Of the Public Laws of
1863. Ordered printed and referred).
BY Mr.. Ames Of Washington: Bill, An
|! Act to establish the West Washington
municipal court
By Mr.. Flaherty Of Portland: Bill, An
Act for the protection Of life and prop
erey against loss or damage from steam
boilers Of steam machinery operated by
Incompetent persons in cities of over
| thirty-dv thousand inhabitants. tOr-
dered printed and referred).
Legal Affairs.
By Mr.. Peacock Of Washington: Bill,
An Act to amend Chapter four hundred
and eightY-nine of the Private and Spec
ial Laws OF nineteen hundred and one.
entitled An Act to supply the town of
Lubec With pure water"
Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
I BY Mr.. Murphy Of Cumberland: Bill.
An Act to extend the charter Of the
Worlds Standard Insurance Company.
Railroads and Expresses.
BY Mr.. Scammon OF Hancock: Bill
An Act to Extend the Charter of the
Fairfield and Skowhegan Railway Com
. pany.
Salaries and Fees.
! BY Mr. Swift OF Kennebec: Bill, An
| Act to Amend Paragraph Five of Sec
| ton One OF Chapter One Hundred and
Sixteen of the Revised Statutes Relat-
| ing to Expenses of the Judge Of the
kennebec Superior Court.
School for Feeble Minded.
BY Mr.. rhurston of Oxford: Resolve
| for the Construction of Two Brick
Dormitories for Inmates at the Maine
School for Feeble Minded.
| BY Mr.. Garcelon Of Androscoggin: Re-
solve for the Construction of one Brick
/ Building for Central Kitchen and Con-
gregate Dining Rooms at the Maine
School for Feeble Minded.
| BY Mr.. Jillson of Cumberland: Re
solve providing for equipment and SER
vice connections of the proposed central
! kitchen and bakery and furnishings Of
dining rooms at the Maine School for
Feeble Minded.
Sea and Shore Fisheries
| BY Mr. Cole Of York: Bill. An Act for
! the better protection of shell fish within
| the town of Eliot in the county of York.
| State Lands and Forest Preservation.
| BY Mr. Herrick of Franklin: Bill, An
Act to enable the town of Rangeley to
make a fill in and maintain a dam at
the outlet Of Haley pond for a park and
sanitary purposes.
| State Prison.
| BY Mr. Chatto of Hancock: Resolve in
| favor of the purchase OF land in some
suitable location and the erection there
on OF buildings for new State Prison
| COCO copies ordered printed and referred.)
| Ways and Bridges.
| BY Mr.. Butler Of Knox: Resolve ap-
pfcpriating money to assist the town OF
South Themaston in the rebuilding OF
Spruce Head bridge in said town.
| BY Mr.. Conant of Waldo: Bill. An Act
! in relation to the Improvement of GER
| tain highways.
/ BY Mr. Bartlett of Kennebec: Petit
tons OF V. Babnaw, OF w. 3. Crosby and
other residents OF Vassalboro and Sid
ney for Bridge across kennebec River
between the town OF Vassalhoro and the
! town of Sidney.
Reports Of Committees.
| Mr.. Herrick from the committee on in
| fisheries and game. to which was re-
| ferred Resolve in favor OF preserving
the lie Of the fish in the several fish
l,atcheries and tor the temporary oper-
alton of the hatcheries and feeding sta
tons for fish in this state and for the
protection of fish. game and bird, report
ed that same ought to pass.
| The report was accepted and the bill
tabled for printing under the joint rules.
| On motion by Mr.. Bartlett of Kenne-