Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-29
VOL. v.

Observation-Disclosures, wa. oo'''ee m,f' 1"..,e n'e"
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IN "'e iioei'y vi '"i','s your a'-
,ba ~ e ,ao. lna' 'ne acs anu fesolses Q,
. ."e I'"e .h orc "ot ge"elai,y peiieo'eu a'u
IS ~ .aS.; ~ tiii ~" aus ,'e .e'y oloee
suoh hn' auu t''e'i 1iu"ueu upon "in' i'
;na,;nn nr;ar =. " 'oroiu 'ia' oa,e'u' eAau'-
-. , ~ HIS oon''i''u'''ci u"'y "
"po'' '"ei'' 1 "ouiu lesPeouuiiy sus
So .'o P'op,"y oi transmitting an ac's anu
lmt ''o executive a' a' GARY Periou
10 '"a' oI oonS's'e1t WIN 'o'siueid'e iegiS-
ia''o"' dill" WIN the convenience Oh the legisia-
'u,e.
| Oui hsodi eo'icerns are III 'eiY satis'ao'ory
oUui'lo"' a'u ''e treasury 10 prepared ID meet
ali ue'iia"us npoi H. ,"e 1dis uPo'. '''e 'reas-
u't aio " ihee' ue PuoliI ueo' a'u ii'eres'' 10
ueiay .''o o,oi"aif a""uei % Npo"'oS vi '"o CIV
"' anu " Pio'iuo ioi ''"oio''"iy eiiie'-
IT, . .h eeoo -oo
ny pu1,'o ueJ' So "ooua SooU,ooo' Soo PayHo'e
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- N'o y. anu ."oy 'ui-
ISIS '. P'I "ea'.' oi az l,aoi'i''1s i'o'' 'i'is
Soui'e ioi ''e "eA' sere.ai years. whatever may
Ie .. ."eif e'en'"ai suii'cie"cy u eN'hguish 'he
"e'e VIII oe Peyao'o S ~i'nlh '''e hscai year
nr i1'i , anu 1917 9' 9loo,ooC' ana no'hing more
WI - INC ,io"i ',ie ,a,u uePar'
n,.o ~, o ,a' iTIri Iooo Inu 1901 nave oeeh
Si'o' 'ci ooI Inls very large amount mas
,'oii ','o 'aiee Vi '''I oes' 'oer iai'us
.ne s.a'e' alu No SUCH ieSui's Can oe anticipated
i' I"'uio. -,
| INC Pie'e"' a'aiidoio ienources vi 'he ianu
department 50 Tar as lhe treasury Is concerned,
may be presented as follows Notes in the land
ofhce about $780, O,O00-unsold lands belonging
TO Maine, l,62O,I4o acres, one half of which
may be safely reckOned settling lands and by
common consent, of no value TO the treasury
The other half timber laNjs $40, ,374 acres, at
o0 cents per acre, will amount TO $2i3, liz 20,
making sum total of proceeds, which may be
fairly anticipated from this source, of Si43,-
ll2 20, and falling short of the final extin-
gulshment of the public debt by the sum of
Sl5I 1857 oO. The credit of the state of course
stands pledged for the whole debt, and her re-
sources will be ample for any deficiency which
may eventually occur. The current annual ex-
penses of the state government, including in
terest on state debt, amount to abeut 5000 900,
which Is 10 be met by the usual state tax of that
amount.
Extraordinary expenditures (and the calls for
will, II Is believed, be amply provided for by
moneys due us from the general government
by resolve of the last congress interest upon
moneys advanced by US in the Aroostook trou-
| bles, is 10 be paid TO US.
These claims are now in process of ad just
ment, and the experienced and able agent,
! Samuel L.. Harris, employed by the state in
this business, thinks our just dues under this
head VIII amount to from Sl3O,000 TO $50
0oo.
for more full information upon the subject, L
re'er you 'o te aoie report oi our iailhiul treas
uiIt'
o"i "''o"'io" 10 eSPeeia'iy soiici'eu 'o the
iePoi' VI the odi'A commissioners, ana your
mus ueiioeid'e enoue'' invoked 10 'he colsid
efd'ioh oi 'he iac's ana suggestions presented
IL IT. IS paper e'lnclng, not only great
care d'lu ildeity On 'he part oi ihe commission
e's III 'ie u'scnarge oi t'eir uu'y' pu' unusual
Ao" VI o''Ai''s oPoi''ions anu vi 'he III
~ VI ou',e"cy
III me suoJecl ui 1a',hins alu currency geherI
any, .anno'' i'ueeu' oe 100 oaleiuiiy eohSiueteu
oy you noi 700 seuuiousiy gudiueu LOT " CON
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oo'hu'uui'y' a"u co'1ies nome 10 tiie private
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Rv re.oIvo of tho l,s, lo,;s,,,
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I' nlu"s" c Ioh nn aPp'op'i"'ioi' Vi So'ooo was
','"ro ~. Wv pu'p
| NJ - c IL u '.'s o"y' 'io hhoi' 1huios
" puo"' ""e y me- teque'uu y "
do' de " sNe ui'ec'ioi a"u eili
o,o".y u 'no ~ W. en'ep piiSo hnu "a y.
Mor'o'i' Hs4 ui1 uis'ine uiSi'eu ehsineer Oh lle
htan'io anu o'' lawrence ,r, iudu' was aPpoihleu
chlei e"Slheel. Ahese gehue'heh cohihenced
the work WIN promPlness' ana executed 1t
WIN huelity anu aoility' WHICH 10 lhem
honor. :,
lhe work appears TO have been accomplished
within an unusually short period, compared to
the amount of labor involved and the magnl-
tude OF the object III vlew-the appropriation to
have been economically and judlclously applied
and cannot doubt that the state will more
than realize In the Importance of the results of
this survey, ample remuneration for the expen-