Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-07
DAILY kENNEBEC JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY,, MARCH Z, 1917

! renorted same in a new draIt, under
same title and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Holbrook, from the committee
on railroads and expresses, reported
"oueht to pass on bill, An Act to au-
thorize the Sandy River & Rangeley
Lakes Railroad to extend it's line from
Cara basset to Hurricane Falls and to
discontinue its present road from Car
rabasset to Bieelow.
Mr.. GoIdthwait, from the committee
on sea mad shore fisheries, reported
fought to pass on bill, An Act to
amend Section / of Chapter III OF the
special laws of 1899 relating to the de-
struction Of smelts in Saco river. Clhe
rules were suspended and the bill CIV
en- its two several readingsO
Same gentleman. from same commit
tee. on Resolve to provide for sur.
vey by the commissioner Of sea and
shore fisheries of areas suitable Tor
the propagation of CLAIMS. reported
same in a new draft. under same IT,
tie. and that it ought to pass.
The reports were accepted and the
several bills and resolves ordered
printed under the Joint rules.
| Mr. brewster. from the Committee on
Education, on bill can Act to estab-
lish normal school at Dexter in the
County of Penobscot." reported that the
Same he referred to the next Legis1a-
ture.
Mr.. Washburn, from the some COM
mittee. reported fought not to pass" on
Resolve in favor Of Lee Academy for
I.iouidation of Certain Indebtedness.
Mr.. Mellon, from the Committee on
Claims. reported same on Resolve In
favor of the town of Bristol. to reim-
burse said town for bills paid on ac-
count of George Huey.
Mr.. Holt of Skowhegan. from same
committee, reported same on Resolve in
favor Of Thomas Michaud, praying that
the Land Agent and Governor and Coun-
Gil investigate the Claims Of Thomas
Michaud of Wallagrass for refund of
stumpage money.
Mr. Anderson from the Committe on
Legal Affairs. on bill IAN Act to amend
Paragraph Six, Section Ninety-eight of
Chapter Four Of the Revised Statutes
of Nineteen Hundred Sixteen Relative
to Bylaws of Towns, Cities and Viii
lagos, reported fought not to pass" be-
cause the subject matter is covered in
another act under the title of AN Act
to Amend Paragraphs and Z, Sec 50.
Chap. 4, r. S., relative to Bylaws OF
Towns, Cities and Villages"
Mr.. Babb. from the Committee on
Inland Fisheries and Game. on Peti-
ton of ]. F. league and 35 others, resi-
dents of Turner, Androscoggin county,
relating to ice fishing in Pleasant Pond,
in Turner, Androscoggin county, re-
ported that the subject matter in new
draft (permitting ice fishing therein
in accordance with the general law will
be Incorporated in the revised code of
inland fish and game laws which Will
be reported later.
Same gentleman, from same commit
tee on Petition Of Fred III. Lewis and
Is others of China, in favor of closing
to ice fishing China lake and it's tribu-
taries in the towns of China and Vas
salboro, and Mud Pond. in the towns
Of China and Albion. reported that the
petitioners have leave to withdraw.
Same gentleman, from same commit
tee. on Petition Of J. S. Williams and
80 others, asking that Moose river wa
ters be opened to cusk fishing with set
lines in the night time only. reported
that the petitioners have leave to with
draw, as the subject mater. in new
draft, will be incorporated in the Re
yised Code of Inland Fish and acme
Laws which will be reported later.
/ Same gentleman, from same commit
tee. on bill IAN Act to amend Section
26 of Chapter 33 of the Revised Stat
utes of 1916 relating to cusk fishing
through the ice, with petitions Tor
same" report that the same be placed
on file as the subject matter has been
incorporated in the Revised Coqe or
Inland Fish and Game Laws which will
be reported later.
F., Same gentleman, from same commit
tee, on bill IAN Act to amend Section
IS of Chapter 33 of the Revised tSat-
utes of 1916 relating to hunting sea
fowl in motor boats" report that the
same be placed on file, as the subject
matter in new draft prohibiting the
hunting of sea fowl in all tidal waters)
will be Incorporated in the revised code
of inland fish and game laws. which will
be reported later.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee. on Petition of r. N. Adams and 20
others, residents Of Litchfeld, Kenne-
bee county and mebers of the Litch-
field Fish and Game Association. for
law to close Cunningham brook, in said
! Litchfield, to all fishing. report that
same be placed on file, as the subject
matter will be Incorporated in the re-
vised code of inland fish and game laws,
which will be reported later
Mr.. Berry. from same committee. on
petition of Charles II, Drummond and
others, to close Wilson brook in the
town of Winslow to fishing, reported,
that the same be placed on file. as the
subject matter in new draft will be
incorporated in the revised code of in
land fish and game laws, which will be
reported later.
Same gentleman, from same commit
tee. on bill AN Act to prohibit fishing
In Young pond in Somerset county, ex-
cept for fly fishing, for the period of
four years." reported that the same be
placed on file, as the subject matter
will be incorporated in the Revised
Code of Inland Fish and Game Laws,
which will be reported later.
Same gentleman, from same commit
! tee, on petition of A. G. Pinkham and
| 90 others for amendment of law rela-
tive to catching of perch in Lake Cob
bosseecontee, reported that the same
be placed on file, as the subject mat
ter will be incorporated in the Revised
Code of Inland Fish and Game Laws
to be reported later.
! Same gentleman, from same commit