The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-03-11
legislative Notes.
cid and Done at Augusta.

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c,;d and Done at Augusta.
W. Dutton of Augusta spoke
frsHA meeting at the session of the
al o'' an inland fisheries and game
spp''s sr afternoon, March Sd. The
dhs ~, object of his attention was
p'''' ii special legis lation in regard
'l';, r and fishing in the State that
hd''Is s,sd and granted, and also the
bsog an, .,5 in the commissioners of in
.sst v's '.s. and game to pass regula-
5;as,'t The Legislature is not in SEES
tgs g I.. measures that provoked these
a9 JUS IRE two acts: one would de-
snsr6' ,ommissioners from making
In iD5 ,,ons and the other would give
d reT only in cases of emergency.
III Fg" ", the present condition OF at
"Gaosl Mr. Dutton, "no man can
ss ' .,.t What the law is in regard
gefis.. j. "II locality. He may think
II Psls'e al ABOUT it and may have read
now o. of fish and game laws from
booafS o,sh. only to find that when he
fri 70 .. t'i fbe place he is planning to fish
ld'ss has been changed:
's '' hat it is pernicious to allow
. Jay ,issioners of inland fisheries and
COMM mike regulations. All special
pr ~ more or less pernicious and I'M
3fs az when the best interests of the
si';'@ considered. There is no more
Pr a. s,r 5ge law in regard to fish in
ssa -g county and another law in
-Isrt than there is for one law in
felony or any other misde-
III K-nnenec and another in
E''.ar5 would guarantee to put
,r354 Of typewriter paper all the
f15 needed for the protection of
vi you would have pages and
~ g.ssaa-r Austin and Senator
S-of somerset also spoke in favor
. ,1'l lis gr5er discussion. The latter
mat the people of the State
| s,t5 .s permitted to rest in peace
vars, after a Legislature had
,s,re5 without having the commits
w.. OF 1s1 and game ruffle their tenn
J. and tber pastimes,
,e.1er rum bilI' appeared in the
-.- March %, being introduced by
.sto- Swift Of Kennebec and amend
he law relating to the illegal trans
t.ef,r Of liquors. The amendment
r~i.s hat all automobiles and motor
E,r used for the illegal transportation
Il ~t,Ueatng liquors may, while con-
.-rg such liquors, be seized by the Of
T., md shall be safely kept by the
F...-o~ nj the court until the case is
[..rna9. If it is adjudged that the
s~s re- 57ing unlawfully transport
f. -g sale in this State with the
1 g-5g- ur consent of the owner of
.a-.rs1 or motor boat, the court
f. ~ sucn automobiles or motor
f. tr I'd. and shall order them sold
M uon, the same as personal
E. Z on execution. The pro-
-t 4slJcting the costs of keep
ar. ss- shall be paid, one half to
f rto made the seizure and one
E. county where the seizure is
E..Isls gf secret societies have been
| VS. SIT rU trouble by the unauthor-
T5-.g of their badges and the un-
+ s-Hg If privileges and benefits
[r.5aI.n The badges that several at
INIT ere 0een made to regulate their
/ arest effort in this line is by
Esu- Butter Of Knox, and in the bill
Emjc7 ay him 1t is provided that no
[sar s1a3 wear the badge of the Pa
b. Hasysudry, Odd Fellows, Free
lan. s any Of their concordant or
|H hagats If Pythias, or any other
|ssrs fganlzation, unless ne is a
|Er5sr IN good standing of the order
Fn8. 5aIgz he wears. The penalty
| ID. be- 3 fine Of not less than So nor
Fr aag $50 for each offense, and if
E1 ar= S used for the purpose of
E44ler-l Obtaining money or credit
IN any Promoting any fraudulent
aea. whatever the maximum penalty
fra-s1 Nothing in this act shall
|Ms.le TO prohibit the wearing of
f by ary woman whose husband,
(1s lrllsc Or son is member of
= v.9-e yadge she may wear,
Pr 1r badge shall only be made
Fl n lection while travelling.
-nr H- ueuts were offered to the
"A aour law when it was
lie. -- table in the House March
I T. Dexter offered one which in
Essen makes of the law a 56-hour
boz. 9f BowdOinham offered
+ io-I auaniment; and Comedian
tF.s PRESENTED an amendment
,1 Dresses the bill in such way that
Provisions would apply only to mills
ia.'a-s. The bill with its three
n54Is we're reassigned to Wednes-
/ MAJ 'a-n.
PETERSON Of New Sweden thinks
L 4' F-+'lng to the conveyance of
Jig st.o9y pupils should be changed
act provides that the superin-
l'h' u. schools in each town shall
Na'- i1s conveyance of all common
IVY. pupils residing in his town for the
l-sl Of weeks for which schools are
aa'nsd IN each year when such pu-
fssle at distance in excess of one
W lTom the school.
MI Ames of Stockton Springs:
guu9ns Of Abbott Grange, repre-
sme -z4 members; of Bear River
~ representing 81 members; of
asa-3Sa TRANCE, representing rs
4usfs Of Paris Grange, representing
MEMBERS of Floral Grange, repre-
rag 70 members; of East Plscataquis
e rYas j: SGiEange, representing ATS mem
s n "oolwieh Grange, representing
s, agLa0srsi Of Pembroke Grange, rep
H.. ~, z IN members favoring equal
Tag tor women.
'. . oonant of Waldo wants to see
-oa !slles of Maine looking better
h. q - Introduced a measure that pro-
srisa s9f thelr Improvement. The bill
b s5si Ioat each city, town or planta-
sto gfa a. each year set aside five per
wi Ife mona, a,,r.o.;o+l g.