Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-19


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bad breath, heavy duh eyes. constant
headaches. and general out-of-sorts
feeling. DR.. True's Elixir will help
you.-Adv.
and game reported ought to pass. ia
a new draft, on act amending the law
relating to the protection of deer.
The new draft provides that there
shall be an annual close time on deer
in Aroostook. Franklin, Oxford.
Penobscot, Piscataquis and Somerset
counties from Dec. 1 of each year to
Sept. 80 of the next year. both days
inclusive, and in the counties of Han
cock and Washington from Dec. Is to
Oct. IA of the following year, both
inclusive; and in the counties OF An
droscoggin, Cumberland. Kennebec.
Knox. Lincoln. Sagadahoc. Waldo and
York, from Dec. / to Oct. 81 of the
following year, both inclusive. Ex-
cept that on Island of Mt. Desert and
town of Deer Isle and town of Ston-
ington, Hancock county, and on Cross
Island, Washington county, Isle au
Haut, Knox county, Swan Island,
Sagadahoc county, and Kineo Point,
Piscataquis county. and all other
places where hunting is prohibited.
no deer shall be hunted or killed, ex-
cept as specially provided. Two
deer is the limit in the northern
counties and one in the southern
Hancock and Washington counties
respectively between Dec. 1 and Dec.
IA of each year.
The committee on inland fisheries
and game reported ought not to pass
on act amending the law regarding
the protection of beaver; and to
place on file the acts relating to mill
waste deposited in lakes and ponds
an act amending the law relating to
the protection of fur-bearing ami
mails.
The committee on legal affairs re-
ported ought not to pass on act
amending the law regarding the sale
of poisons and on act amending the
law relating to constables serving
precepts.
The committee on sea and shore
fisheries reported ought not to pass
on act amending the law relating to
lobster licenses: on act for the bet
ter. protection of smelts: and on act
regulating the cultivation, taking and
canning of clans; and reported ought
TO pass on act relating to the powers
Of the commission of sea and shore
fisheries.
The committee on agriculture re-
ported ought to pass, in new draft,
on act authorizing the commissioner
of agriculture to certify the quality
and condition of fruits, vegetables
and other perishable farm products.
The new draft provides that the
commissioner may investigate and
certify the condition of thes products
when received in intrastate Of inter-
state commerce, instead of Issuing
statements thereon to shippers and
others.
The committee on judiciary report
ed ought to pass on resolve extend
ing the provisions of the law relating
to the collateral inheritance tax and
probate laws codification, the COM
mittee to report to'the Legislature of
1923: and ought to pass. in new
draft on act to regulate the use of
aircraft The new draft provides for
the issuance of license by the Sec
rotary of State when the applicant
has satisfied him of his skill, elimi-
mating the appointing of a person or
board to make examinations; elimi-
mates operating over thickly settled
districts: eliminates the license fee;
and provides for rules and regula-
tions to be made by the secretary of
State and approved by the Governor
and Council.
The committee appointed by the
10Th Legislature to investigate and
report on advisability of the State of
Maine erecting State exhibition
building at the Eastern States Ex-
position, Springfield, Mass, reported
in favor of the proposition and
recommended an appropriation of
$4,000 for each of the years 1921
and 1922 for that purpose. The re-
port is signed by Sens. futile and
Babb, Reps. Plummer, Perkins and
Washburn.
The Mt. Katahdin State Park
The committee on State Lands and
Forest Preservation made two re-
ports On the act to establish the Mt.
Katahdin State Park. The majority
report, ought not to pass, is signed by
Senator's Emerson and Holt and
Reps. Viles, Wight Patterson, HAM
mond and Small. The minority re-
port, ought to pass in a new draft, is
signed by Senator Baxter and Reps.
Granville and Winter. The minority
report also recommend recommitting
the measure for a public hearing.
The new draft provides that the
Park Board, which is the same as
provided in the original bill, may
whenever money shall be appro-
priated by the Legislature or when
ever gifts of money to carry out the
purposes of the act shall be received,
purchase the lands required for O
park. In the second section the
lands to be so taken are described
as follows:
within the following described
townships or horizons of fowpcbipS