Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-29


others.
BY Mr.. Thombs of Lincoln: An Act
ito amend Section two OF Chapter 30
of the Revised Statutes, as amended
by Chapter 200 Of the Public Laws o.
1913. relating to ice fishing in Passa-
dUmkeag river, sometimes caliei
Passadumkeag stream. in Penooscot
county.
By Mr.. Cobb of Denmark: Resol"e
in favor OF e. feeding station for trout
and iand-locked salmon at Lake kezar
in Oxford county, with statement OF
facts.
I BY Mr. Harper OF Gorham: Petition
of Z. l. Johnson and 81 other resi-
dents of Cumberland county asking To-
Close time on North Branch Brook ami
tributaries, Cumberland county
By Mr.. Wise of Guilford: Petition OF
| A. l. Carr of Sangerville and 10 9TH
ers, asking that pickerel fishing
| through the ice be permitted in Haf-
| low Pond in Sangerviile and Park
| man.
By Mr.. Goodwin OF Mexico: Petition
Of Alvah Coolidge and II others, resi-
| TO fishing in Dead Cambridge river
| and other waters in Oxford county.
| By Mr.. Pierce of Houlton: Petition
| OF d. II. Mooers and others of Houi-
f! ton, in favor OF a resident hunter
and fshermen's license.
BY Mr.. Towle of West Gardiner
Petition of II. F. Woodland and IS
other residents OF kennebec county
asking that Jimmy Pond. i'll Litch
| field. be opened to fishing.
BY Mr. Edwards o. Bethel: Petition
OF Z. vi. Grant ana 10 others. res
dents OF oxford county. asking for ad-
ditional restrictions upon fishing II
Netailuc Brook. a tributary to Upper
! Richardson Lake.
| BY Mr. McIntire Of Waterford: Pc
| ton OF +. f. Eagerly of South Paris
| and 20 others, asking that island Pond
! and tributaries, in Cumberland anC
! oxford counties, be closed TO all fish
| ing.
By Mr. Wilkins of Jay: Petition .!
n S. Thompson OF Jay. ana Ga other,
| asking for additional regulations upoi
| hshiag ln.waters in Jay and Chester
vile. in franklin county. and in Fay
! cite. kennebec county.
| BY Mr.. Lewis Of North Haven:
| Petition ol James Q. Brown and eight
| others 70 prohibit fishing in Fresh
Pond, North Haven.
! By Mir. Gerrish of Greenville: Peti-
ton of John r. Flint and 60 other
residents OF Monson, asking that Lake
IL in Nj hn
! fishing.
BY Mr.. Currier of Camden: Petition
OF Winfield 5. Richards and 80 others,
| citizens OF Maine, in favor of a non
resident fishing license.
By Mr.. Dutton OF Bingham: Pe:i-
ton of c. E. Marston and A Others
asking for additional restrictions upon
nshlnS in certain waters in the vicin-
| ity OF Holeb, Somerset county.
| interior Waters.
By MIR Ward of Augusta: An Act to
authorize the kenneDec Lumber Com
pany to maintain piers and booms in
| k.nnebec river above the Augusta
! dam.
BY Mr.. Gerrish OF Greenville: A,
Act 10 regulate anchorage in waters OF
Moosehad lake bordering on Kineo.
t.ics;iary.
By Mr.. Polls u of solon: An Act &c
amend Section 80 OF Chapter ia OF
the Revised Statutes, relating to tbs
relief of poor debtors.
| BY Mr.. Millett of Belfast: An Act Il
| amend Section two of Chapter ia OF
! the Revised Statutes, relating to pool
/ debtors.
| By Mr.. Sanborn of South Portland
AN Act TO amend Section one of Chan
| ter "a of the Public Laws of 1907, as
! amended by Chapter ten OF the Pub
lie Laws OF 1909, in relation to re.
ports of hearings in vacation in law O,
equity.
BY Mr.. Lewis Of North Haven: Az
Act TO establish the State Board o!
| Accounts.
| Labor.
| BY Mr.. Holt of Skon hegan: An Act
| to amend Section four OF Chapter 81
| Of the Public Laws of 1911. reia ting t.
| employment agencies.
Legal Affairs.
By Mr. Ward Of Augusta: An Ac.
to amend the charter OF the city OF
| Augusta. with respect to the salary o.
| the mayor.
By Mr.. Wise Of Guilfor6: An Act f.
| amend the charter of the Guilford
| Water District.
Military Affairs.
By Mr.. Roberts Of Portland: An ACT
to amend Section ~ Of Chapter four
OF the Revised Statutes of Maine, re-
lating to Firenlens Memorial SUNDAY
and Old Home Week
BY Mr.. Greenieaf of Portland: Re-
solve in favor of the Maine Society o.
the Sons of the American Revolution
to provide markers for the unmarked
graves of the soldiers OF the Revolt
ton, with statement of facts.
Pensions.
BY Mr.. Perkins OF Augusta: An Ac,
to provide for retiring and pens;onins