Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-19

Of hotels. inns and boarding houses.
The new draft makes merely verbal
changes in the original measure which
provides for the licensing Of the places
mentioned.
Sea and Shore Fisheries-Ought to
pass in new draft on act to regulate
the shipment of Holsters by shippers
with an established place of business.
The new draft provides that notice of
80 days instead of Is must be given
the commissioner of sea and shore fish
cries of any change in the location OF
the shippers place of business. Ought
to pass in new draft on act to provide
for the destruction of dog fish and other
members of the shark species in the
waters OF Maine. The new draft au-
thorizes the governor and council to ap-
point commission of three to report
to the next Legislature some feasible
plan for the destruction of this fish
and $1,000 is appropriated for the pur-
pose. Ought to pass in new draft on
act to provide for the licensing of lob
ster fishermen and giving state wide
jurisdiction to Wardens. The new draft
makes the license fee 81 instead of a5
cents and also provides a penalty Of
not less than S25 nor more than $3.50
Tor any person who violates a provision
OF the act dealing with the transporta-
| ton of Holsters beyond the state except
common carriers and those who NAV
be licensed by the commissioner of sea
and shore fisheries upon the payment
OF fee Of s. for the use of smack
transportation. Before receiving this
transportation license a bond of $500
must be deposited and the Holsters must
be loaded in waters under the jurisdic-
ton Of the state
state Lands and Forest Preservation
ought to pass il new draft on act re-
latlng to scaling round timber and
marking it's contents. The new draft
cuts out the provision that the so-caIled
1iNe-ilne Holland rule shall be used.
Ways and hridges-Ought to mass
IN new draft on resolve TO aid in the
repair of PASSPORT and Perry. The
new draft appropriates $500 annually
Tor two years: on resolve to repair
road in the town Of Gushing. the new
draft appropriating $500 annually for
two years.
Clains-Ought not to pass on re-
solve to pay John A Mcdonald
of Augusta 1897 balance due him as
fireman at the State House from Oct.
!, 1899 to Jan. i, 1912
Legal affairS-Ought not to pass on
act making severer penalties for a
person arrested for intoxication.
Mercantile affairs and insurance
Ought not to pass on act to repeal
Chap. 131 OF the revised statutes re-
lating to taxing insurance companies
not authorized to do business in Maine.
Pensions-Legislatio ineXpedient
on resolve in favor OF John French of
LIE wiston.
Feeble minded-Ought not TO pass
on act TO establish a farm for the care
of the INDECENT poor who have TO legal
pauper residence in any municipality
in the State.
Sea and shore fisheries-Ought not to
pass on act to compel the plugging of
all Holsters: on act amending the
statutes relative to seins.
Ways and bridgas--Ought not to
pass on act to amend various charters
granted the proprietors of the East
port bridge and the city Of EaStport
relating to the erection and mainte-
nance of u bridge between PASSPORT
and Perry; on resolve in favor of road
in Amherst and Clifton.
y divided report was presented from
the committee on sea and shore fish
cries on the act dealing with the meas
urement of Holsters. Report A, signed
by Senators Peacock and Scammon
and Reps Mulligan. Hodgkins and Nc
Curdy, recommended ought not to pass
on the bill as presented. Report b,
signed by Senator Chatto and Reps.
Jameson. Ames and Goldthwait. rec
commended ought to pass in new draft
on the measure. The new draft con-