Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-05
1NE 82nd Maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Report Of Proceedings
# in the House and Senate

The SPEAKER: Mr.. Gabriel Is
present and the Messenger will es-
cort him to his Chair. The House
welcomes Mr.. Gabriel as the repre-
sentative Of the Penobscot Tribe of
Indians. applause, the members
rising.)
The following bills, resolves, petit
lions and circumstances were re-
ceived and. upon recommendation Of
the committee on reference of bills.
We're referred to the following COM
mittees:
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
BY Mr.. Metcalf OF Pennington:
Resolve appro2riat'ng money for
Franklin Hospital Association Int in
the town Of Pennington. (H. p. No.
BY Mr.. Pendleton of Islesboro:
Resolve in favor of Ruel c. Hanks,
III. p. No. 303.)
Claims
BY Mr.. Mitchell Of Houlton: Re-
solve in favor of ]. T. Michaud. (H.
p. No. 304.)
By Mr.. Dunning of Charleston:
Resolve in favor of East Corinth
|
Federal Relations
BY Mr.. Dudley Of Woodstock: Re-
solve to reject the proposed Twen-
, tieth Amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the United States, being the
Child Labor Law, so-called. Oh. p.
No. 306.)
, (Tabled by Mr.. Hale Of Portland
pending reference to a committee and
1000 copies ordered printed.)
indian Affairs
BY Mr.. Frost Of PASSPORT: Resolve.
in favor Of Newell Gabriel, represen-
tative Of the Penobscot Tribe Of In
dams. III. P. No. 364.)
BY Mr.. Boynton of So. Portland:
Resolve making appropriations for the
,, Passamaquoddy Tribe of Indians for
the years July /. 1925 to June 80,
1927. III. PSNo. 307.)
By Mr.. Frost of PASSPORT: Resolve
in favor Of Frank Socoby. represent
tative for the Passamaquoddy Tribe
, Of Indians. Oh. p. No. 1867
Inland Fisheries and Game
BY Mr.. Piper Of Jackman: An Act
relative to fishing in Moose river in
, Somerset county. (H. p. No. 30S.)
$500 copies ordered printed.)
BY the same gentleman: An Act
! closing Head Brook and Alder Brook
in Somerset county, to ell fishing ex-
cept with flies. III: P: No. sos.)
to regulate the daily limit on pro-
tected iish which may be taken in the
! rivers, broQka and streams Of the
, State. III, r. No. 310.)
| BY Mr.. Mcdonald Of East Machias:
An Act relating to the taking OF
white perch in Crawford Lake and all
its tributaries, in Washington coun-
ty. (H. P. No. BID
BY the same gentleman: Petition
Of citizens of Washington county in
/ favor of same. (H. P. No. 312)
! BY Mr.. Brown of Bethel: An Act
relating to night fishing in certain
waters in Franklin and Oxford coun-
ties. Oh. p. No. 313)
! of residents Of Andover and vicinity
in favor of same. III. p. No. BAD
| BY the same gentleman: An Act
relating to the protection Of deer in
Franklin and Oxford counties. OH.
p. No. ,315.)
BY the same gentleman: Petition Of
citizens of Andover and vicinity in
favor Of same. Oh. p. No. 1861
BY the same gentleman: An Act
relating to fishing in certain waters
in Franklin and oxford counties. Oh.
! p. No. BID
BY the same gentleman: Petition
of citizens OF Andover and vicinity in
favor Of same. Oh. p No. 31S.)
BY Mr.. Mcdonald Of East Machias:
! An Act relating to the taking OF
muskrats in and on the banks OF the
East Machias river and all its lakes
and tributaries running thereinto:
| also in or on the banks of Hoyts
| brook in East Machias in the county
of Washington. Oh. P. No. 31s)
BY the same gentleman: Petition
! Of w. C. Reemie and 81 others in
favor Of same. III. p. No 320.l
BY the same gentleman: Resolve
appropriating money to aid In the
| screening Of Bog lake in the town OF
Mortified, county of Washington.
(H. p. No. a21.)
By the same gentleman: Petition
OF +. M. Jasper and 48 others in favor
of same. (H p. No. S22.)
interior Waters
BY Mr.. Davittf Of Millinocket: Re-
solve in aid Of Navigation on the
Lower Lakes. Oh. p. No. 323)
judiciary
BY Mr.. Lunt Of North Kennebunk-
port: Petition of Sally M. Cook and
So others in favor of legislation re-
stricting the erection of Advertising
Signs along the highways. Oh. r.
No. 324.)
BY Mr.. Sargent Of Sedgwick: Re
monstrance Of Mildred L. Hall and
others of the town Of Southwest
; Harbor against the repeal of the
Direct Primary Law. II. p. NO.
/ $3.50.
BY Mr.. Page of Skowhegan: An
| Act to permit the Good Will Home
Association to hold property to any
amount. (H. p. No. $3.50.
$500 copies ordered printed)
BY Mr.. Hamilton Of Caribou: An