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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-02-07

House Wan.cd--To rent, faom
April LIST, a house containing six or eight
rooms, convenient to business part of town.
Apply to c. H. WALKER.
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90 will buy you a pair of good heavy
Pants at B STERN s.
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Ifa cheap Stove Is what you want
{ iTry the Farmer"
Or if>Ydi want a cheaper one
\yrake the ''Charmcr."
Both of &@aich are choice, neat and fine,
And can be f0apd at 40.
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\ Ventilation and Inspection.
Mr.. PARK has obtained leave tointroduce
a bill providing for the ventilation and in
spection of mines.
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Cheap

pRANDY AND WHISKY, BROWN
ID STOUT, GIN. and all kinds of Liquors
at Wholesale and Retail at my Store under
Paurs Hall. eG3" Also, at my old stand, IA
Large Stock of CLOTHING To be sold at
First Cost. Jan 3-yl H. BEAR.
y. w. BELAE;ls.
INROSTBURG, MD, with GRIFFITH
L & WEDGE, manufacturers of Engines
and Saw Mills, Stationary, Steamboat and
Propeller Engines, GAINESVILLE, O. aug 10y
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Most Complete Assortment of Mourning
Dress Goods, Shawls, Grapes, &c, at
- WINELAND's
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.sThe Burned Disarict' makes

an ugly gap on our main thorought;'rc.
If the ground-holdcrs will fill it up with
e'egam buildings the town viii not have
80 much to regret. This is Meopportuniiy
let us sec it used in just the hest location
in town for the beginning Of public spirit
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NIGHT School.

rINHE undersigned will open Night
i school in the Public School Build
ing ON MONDAY EVENING, 22D INST,
at o'clock, and to be open thereafter each
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday evening.
Is" An those desiring to attend, please be
present the first evening. TERMS: So per
quarter. r. r SANNER,
Dec 90 THOMAS HILL.
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Keep it Before the People,

The coal region pays &22.3OO more
taxes than the remainder of Allcgany.
Itpays out Sol 1856 more for coun-
IL purposes than is expended within its
limits
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TAINNE;1. EYOISE.

WILLIAM GRIFFITH, PROPRIETOR.
Near &. ~ II. Es. He. Depot,
Frostburg, Maryland.
II1IIS HOTEL is enlarged and can now
4 give every accommodation to the public
sz5" Dealer in fine Liquors, &c. May II
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
N Z w
Furniture Store
IN FROSTBURG!
r r NIFKEI r. RR0TAER

NtSh - ~ SAsS
TAKE this method of announcing that
they have opened a NEW FURNI-
TURESTORE in the spacious room known
as ,Wildcrman's Hall, Broadway, Frostburg,
where they propose to carry on all branches
of the FURNITURE and UNDERTAK
ING BUSINESS, They will constantly
keep on hand large assortment of FUR
NITURE both Of Eastern and Western
styles, comprising
Parlor. Dining and Chan, Der
Sets. Mattresses. all styles of
Wooden Il Ganc-Scat Chairs.
e9 FURNITURE made to order in the
best style by iirst-class wOrkmen
In the UNDERTAKING line they are
ready at all times to furnish
Collins and Burial Cases..
With the usual Embcms and Trimmings,
whether Catholic, Masonic or Odd Fellow.
We have, also. an ELEGANT HEARSE,
equal to any in Frostburg. Funerals will
be personally attended to, and carriages
provided when desired.
~" FURNITURE sold and UNDER.
TAKING attended to mt LOW RATES,
Remember the place
Wilderman's Hall, Broadway, FrOstburg
March 29-v
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NEW STORE.

NEW STORE.
NUMBER 49,
lust Received large lot of Heating
81 and Cooking stoves. This house
is the only place where the IrOnsides
stove is sold in Frosthsrrg. Roofing
and SpOuting promptly attended to. A
large lot of Fruit Cams ON hand.
Sept Boy T. JOHNSON.
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look Here !-Beautiful Sets of Teeth
inserted at reduced rates. Apply to
DR.. GAMBLER.
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[ Corrected Weekly by IiITCnIN- BROTHERS,.
Er0St1earg Retail Market.

New Advertisements.
TIL INKS.
WE return our sincere thanks to the
w generous and noble citizens, who so
promptly and laboricusly excrtcd themselves
to save our property from the fire of Mon
day. To them the suppression Of the fire
on an adjoining building is wholly due
Without their efforts the disaster must have
been far greater. Very Respectfully,
Feb 1T BEALL & KOCH.
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No improvements on the "Ironsidcs."
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New Style Ladies Dress Shields, Copper
in6ei,>in all colors, just received at
WINELANDS.
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Tho Ground Hog did not sec his
shadow last Monday, unless Ae Was at
the fire.
, 1874-04-06

Complaint TINT 1Ho II too Tentiorfy
Ircntoil---A Pn1Ace In a Pr1kOn-~-An
1noxflclont Guard.
New YonK, April .5--Yosterday Mr.. Laimbeor,
ono Of tho Commissioners Of Charities, laid
Communication before tho Board Of Oharittes
and Correction etating that William NJ. Tweed
ID treated, at Blackwella Island, more as an
honorod guest Than convict. '''
~ found, says Laimboer, that Tweoa has
room on tho second floor Of the contro building,
luxuriously. furnished, which he, occupies,
aud in which he = rocolves bis visitors.
I won't into tho room,' and found
there William Dewey and Mr. Tweed'e son.
Tho room was without q keeper, within fifty
feet Of tho front door Of the principal entrance.
l positively say that apy man could have gone
tho possibility Of dateetion,' as no keep
or was in the hell Of the, first or
second atory for period Of several minutes.
Tho responsibility for this stato Of Affairs rests
with Commissioner 8tern." 80.
Tho Board refused to take action yesterday,
but the aubjoct will: como up again at tho meet-
ing tomorrow.
, 1874-04-06
THE STORM.


Special D1spateh to The Chicago 1FiourA
KANKAKER, ILL.,, March 5.-Seven inches Of
snow has fallen hore within twelve hours. Gar
dening has bceu in general progress for two
weeks past = ~ 49,;
sp<eia, Dtspateh to The chicaao Tribune =.
LABA1LE, ILL.,, March 5.--Snow commenced
failing here at about12 o'clock last night, con-
tlnuing uuell noon OF to-day; ana thoro Is now a
heavier body Of Hnow on the ground than at any
tirno during tho wintor. Tho weather is growing
warmer, however. and tho SNOW will speedily
disappear. f. ..
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. :
PEORIA, H., April 6.-Tbe anow:storm that
commenced about o'clock last evening, con-
tnued all through the night aud for tho greater
part Of to-day. Thus mosning t1lei ; thEeo: linea
of street cars "oro so blocked With snow: that
noon. More snow has fallon during the past Six
hours than las fallen at any one time before this
winter. Reports from surrounding towns iua-,
cate tho sane storm as prevailing; 1t was doubt
loas general over tho United Stateg. j.
, 1874-04-06
Regular wcuthox-Roport.

sYNoPBlB Fon TWENTY-Foun HOURS,
WARRINGTON, D. g., April 81 q. m.-Tho
ator1n-contre on Saturday night over tho Indian
Territory, Inns moved noItheastwarl to the lower
Lakoa. From ITS path southwark to the Gulf, it
WIS accompanied by cloudy aud rainy weather,
and fresh to brisk southeriy winds, which con-
ditions haye oxtendod ovor the Middle Atlantic
States during tho evening. From the samo
path northward to, Iowa and tho 1ake-regton.
ttEwas accompanied by cloudy weather, snow
and fresh to brisk east to north winds. Cloudy
weather, light snows and H1eot and southeast to
southwest winds are now prevailing oyer. New
England. Tho rivers have riaou at Marietta,
Louisville, Nashville and Now Orleans, but fall
on at Cincinnati aod Cairo. i.
PROBABILITIES.
The storm-centre .oyor tho LoWer-Lake8 viii
move down tho st. LAWRENCE valley, followed by
clearing weather and north to woat winds over
tho Middle States and iLowor-Lako region Mon-
day, and over New England on Monday IN tho
afternoon and night. For tho South Atlantio and
cast Gulf States winds yedrlng to weaterly,
parity cloudy veather aud possibly ocoaslaually
light rains. For Tennessee, tho Ohio Valley and
Missouri generally clear woather and southwest
to west winds. For tho Uppes-Lake region,
partly cloudy weather.. occasionally Light rain
and southwest to northwest winds. Cautionary
signals continue at Cleveland, Eric Buffalo, Ro-
chester, and 0sweGo.
.'., CuioAoo, April Z, 1874.
, 1874-04-06
NUMBER 225.

Yico-proaidon lion will salt from New York
for Europe Id i. fow days. to apond several
months In Of I; yoring to regain Ills l,caItll
THO fact 10, r.. amt fully macio up hts mind
just whoro he y go, or what Lo Wilt do.
- - =: :, gANnon1
is expected r.: Ippoar boforo tho Wars and
Means Comm = Tomorrow,
Il Z: % Aasocfakd Freds1
TIT fEx1oAN yETEAAN8.
!. WAs,1,YuToi !. G., April 6.-Tho Association
of Veterans u he Mexican Wnr, at d moetfng
laat night, af upon circular to DO distrib-
t1tod throughet: ho country for tho purpose Of
having enrolled all tho survivors of that war,
and lilo widows Of ascl, Veterans, with Wow Of
laying before the Pension Committee Of Copgresa
tho oxact number Of poraons entitled to pensions
for norvico ia tint war, and what amount Of
money will bo required to place their namos IN
tho rolls Of tho Pension Office Tho C0mnf8-
niuner Of ponst0ns statos that tho number Of
survivors ia about 50, QUO hut tho Association
tlink this is not fair estimate.
l. DIVIDEND
of as per cent will be paid to tho creditors Of
tic First National Bank, OF Nav OrloanB, aa
noon as tho necessary Hoholu1aB can bo prepared,
maltng tho dividends GO por cont In all to tho
creditors Of that bank. :. r.; =
INDIAN pErREnAr1oNs.
Delegate Mccormick will Tomorrow Introduce
toiior to furnish tho HolHo With a comp1oto
gtntemcnt OF tho character and amount OF alt
claims for Indian dopredationB presented to the
11ltorior Department during the past ton yenra,
together with tho action OF tho Department on
each olnim. This resolution will be made tho
basis Of lnovomont to Hoouro thoir adtustment
and, payment, .:~'
, 1874-04-06

- 6pfcfHt 118pHtGA 70 1He tHfEu4o 1FsVAHds
= WAsu1NaToN, D. c., April 5.--1t is understood
that IN effort will bo made in the House to-
morrow. under Huspenafon Of the rules, to have
= bill removing tho bayfield, Is st. Croix land
grant III the State Of Wisconsin made. special
order for IN curly 'day. Thoro WAS a long and
bitter tight on this bill in the last Congress. and,
as it was detented by q large majority, the, sup
position waa that: it was: killed !, beyond
danger Of resurrection and TINT it
has roappeared has . oocaAioned a
great deal Or surprise. Those who:aro pushing,
the scheme donbtloss thtns, however, that Nth
thdy will hayo atleast alight ohance for auc.
cess. Tho measure will not be- permitted to 60
through without considerable opposition, which
may develop into brisk Bkirmish al the start to-
morrow, as many Of it's old opponents are still
in Congress-. It is noticeable that this ia the
first old-fashionod land grnb proposition TINT has
come up this session with any sllow Of strength.
, 1874-04-06
> =. NOTES AND NEWS.
Epeefd} Di8uakch 10 Iht ChfcaG0 Tribune.

1uTLEn's IMPEACHMENT B1LI,.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 5.-But1or says his
bill relieving olhoialB from duty while Oh trial
under articles Of impeachment Is intended par
tioularlY to cover tho casoa OF Durol, .Duateed,
and story, Of, the West Arkannns district. and In
thiB connection le does not hesitate to express
hmaolf as having tho opinion, baaod upon the
facts before the House Juaiciary Committee Of
which ho is Chairman, that oaol, Of these gentlo-
men will DO found guilty Of tic charges preferred,
and impeaohod. :: !.
THE DISTRICT INTERROGATION. =: ;
1t is stated that tile counsel for the memorial
lists will haye ex-Gov. Henry D, Cooke suln-
moned before the District Investigating Com
1nittoe this .wook. They will bring him forward
for the purpose Of obtaining from him tho iu-
formation that they lied to get from Hallott
Kilbourno as to tho famous real estate ring. It
remains to DO seen whether GOV. Cooke can foil
tho spirit OF inquiry on this point AZ completely
aa otiaor wisnoeaes have dono.
Secretary Delano is III Ohio. It Is regarded
hero az certainty that he will succeed Rich ard
aon 81 Secretary OF tie Treasury, and that at q
yoFy curly day.
p1s1oYAL coNonEssuEN,
:. Thero Ia q rcstiye disposition among Republt-
can Congreasnen who do not follow Bon amin
Dutlos to complain that they arc treated with
such scant ciyiIity by tho President al amounts
almost to notification that their calls IN porson
Ing aroused By. this state Of affairs is somewhat
oxtondod, and adds greatly to the grow
Ing disloyalty-it not to tho Republican
party, at least to the Admtnistration--that Is in-
the .absenoe OF: that blind obedience that His
Exoellenoy and Whip-Dutlor are apparently III
cllned to exact from all Republican Congress-.
mon. 1t seems to DO thought advisable aud
, 1874-04-06
Mr.. Kolloy's Last Speech Finds
Favor with the In
Aationists. 3"
Text Of the Senate Finance Bill
as Amended.
A Problem in Social Ethios---What
Is the Status Of the 0hief-
Justice ?
sanborn to Appear Dofore The Ways
=. and Means Committee.
FINANCIAL, LEGISLATION,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.

!: FINANCIAL, LEGISLATION. -
; S,atcfak Djepatch N ri. rbfrooo 1r,b,n.
rr,.-v,, ,r:,,.
Q asEAou.
"Asn1SdToN' w., Apf1! 5.-JudGe holley has
been the recipient OF Warm congratulations from
infInt1onists for ls snanch m the francca dol;v.
or,5 ,1o.tord.., ,1,o,,~. ue.t.1. ~..a4,.. sfa..s
e'oa 3o7to1"a5 ofou1ub' no 4eels 5ioatly cl@'ou
and encouraged and says that ho thinks Of
offertn1 bis GE.1f}{, hond nronnattion aa a snl,.
IN E,,. 81 ~ ~
etlsute 1or tno Dill from the Banaing and Uut-
toucy Committee now under discussion : il ho
<.,,. l., have ~ ,,,,,,,a A. a,,,, +,,1,ut;tt,' -
.otAo '" n"'o ~ oueeooo no oaon e'oo'itnso' 10
thinks OF proposing it aB IN Independent meaa.,
,,ro On tho frat onnortunttv.
nsHa,a AK - T..,s. &..s ...,,
tnooo7e T. 0rlh, o1 1nnlnna' nna prepared
speech on tue tlnauces, Whtoh no WILL tako ting
1rnt occasion offering to deliver In which ho will
advocate. as do Boniamtn Butler and judge Kol-
lev. Tim iHsuo of Droonhanka .nnd tha G6-101
hsnda '' - 6No~'0'' $3.50 S@ 1es
ooaoo'' i. :. :. .,.,
a conpho4lsE.
During tile ar1nistico bot'Toen tho contestants
on tho financial question, brought about by tho
adjournment OF tho Hnnnth from FRIDAY until to-
morrow. m effort to hnrmonize tho 'cnnflictinp
rnrtioo {y manns ~ ,on,nron,iao h,a bnoT T~int
fut s.oa ny 4oo ri, ~ ut.o9 - uno ngou tutot
" 6oLH8 ou: LUG astonrs ~ oo4ieseo % tlave
boon somewhat 8uccesRtul, although no delinlto
or positive agreement was arrived at. Perhaps
tho beat ruB1lt that could have boon ofYected In
, 1874-04-06

TEMPERANCE MA9s-MEETINa.
4 msss-nootlng Of tito Ladios' Temperance
Organization was hold last eyenlug In tho VA.
bash Avenue Mothodist Church. The at.epd.
nnce was quito large h1rs. Mosos Smith occupied
the chair! So -~...--..... ii = :
The ololr sung the !! Gloria in Exce'sis," aftor
:. tRsa Fifth paxa,>
, 1874-04-06

Spetfal Disuaeh 70 11he ChicaQo Tribune.
:; KEoKuK, Iowa, April 5.-A Severe snow-storm
has prevailed lure for: tho past twenty-four
hours, covering, tho ground TO- the .dopth Of
SIX inches Oh a loyo1, and forming drifts from
two to four feet deep. THIS exceeds in auan-
tity any snowfall Of thop winter. Tho wealth.
.er Is mild and tho indications that the snow
will not remain On tho ground long.
, 1874-04-06

- GosmEN, Ind, April 6.7-At NJ timo during thu
pask winter has auch. . aeyoIo snow-storm pre-
vailed az during. tho past twenty-four hours.
Tie enow ia twelve inches deep on tho level,
and still coming down.
, 1874-04-06

set in this morning, and still! continues. oyera
foot,of snow IL on the ground.
TORONTO, April 5.-Thoro ie heavy snow-
storm here this afternoon. and still showing
about six inches Of anow on tho ground.
, 1874-04-06

HlH fH316tY tTlIBH 0QE VUHEIBe To-
bollion, ho marches to Tlebez, enoampH against
1t. takes 1t. Thore IL strong tower here into
which all the men aud womon fy for safety, and
carry their weapons Of dofonse with them. The
looks for IN easy victory. Ue has had every
thing his own why from tue first. Ho has cotton
rid Of tho rightful heirs Of the throne: He has
put down rebellion after rebellion, and In way
f tne 81 esVu%
affords no protection to those who throw OF
their Allegiance to their King. He will make
short work Of tho foW who hayo laid hold upon
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-02

AN ACT relating recording dryses of Real Estate il,
the Registry Of Deeds
Be ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires in Legislature assembled as foi{otns:
SECTION l. So nuh of every will devises real estate
shall be recorded in the Office the register Of deeds in
the county where the real estate Is situated
SEC. 2. Within ten days after a will has been daily
proved and allowed in the probate court in the supreme
court of probate shall be the duty Of the register pro
bate to make and certify to the register of deeds in the
county where the real estate is situated copy of
much of said will devises real estate with the descrp
ton Of said cal estate far any description be fur
nished from said will, and the of the and Of
the devsee and it Shall behe duty of the register o.
deeds receiving such copy forthwith file the same min
ung thereon the time OF the reception thereof aort
said, and record the same in the
provided by law for recording deeds of real estate
SEC. 8 For his services under the provisions OF this
act the register of probate shall be paid fifty cents for each
copy certified aforesaid and the register of deeds the
of fifty for entering and recording same, said
to be paid by the executor admin traitor when
said will is proved Aforesaid to the reg of probate
shall pay fifty cents to the register Of deeds the
time said certified copy shall be furnished to and the
executor administrator esh tii9rge SAID in his
account rendered against the estate.
SEC. 4. This act shall net apply any will which has
been proved and allowed prior the date OF its approval
SEC. All acts and parts Of inconsistent with hi
act are hereby repealed.
|Approved FebruaTyZ4, ISL
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Chapter ISG.


AN ACT relating to divorces
BE II enacted by the Senate and House of Reyrestnfd-
ttues IN Legislature assembled as follows.
SECTION l. Upon all libels for divorce when the resi-
denee OF the belee can be ascertaned shall be named
in the libel and actual notice shall be obtained if the
hbclee IS out OF the state, in such and by such
means as may be ordered by the court When il is not
known to the bellant and ascertaned by rea
sonable diligence the bellant shall aege and make oath
to the same in the libel.
SEC Whoever falsely and corruptly swears Or arms
to any facts required aforesaid shall be guilty of per
jury and be punished by imprisonment not less than two
nor more than ten years.
SEC. g. Section nine of chapter sixty Of the revised
statutes is amended that said act when amended shall
read as follows:
SEC 8. Within three years after Judgment on libel
Tor divorce trial may be granted as to the divorce
when the parties have not cohabed either contracted
new marriage since the former trial and when either of
the parties have contracted marriage since the for
mer trial, trial may be granted as to alimony or
specific sum decreed such terms the court may i'm
pose and Justice require when it appears that justice has
not been done through fraud, accident mistake msor
tune
approved February q, ls7i.)
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-02
Chapter $50.

An ACT TO amend section sixteen of chapter seventy
seven Of the revised statutes relating the powers of
the supreme judicial Court.
lie enacted BY the Senate and House of Representa-
tines IN Legislature assembled, as follows
Section sixteen of chapter sevenysven of the revised
statutes is hereby amended by adding thereto follow
ing, viz Provided tina. in all where party to
SUIT dies while the action pending before the law court
and suggestion of such death has been upon
docket of the county where said action is pending the
tune the certificate Of decision is received by the clerk of
the court in such county, any justice of the supreme judi
cal court may in term tine vacation order such action
to be brought carried forward such county docket
subsequent term Of the in such county, order
that such death may be suggested upon the docket and
the proper party parties entitled to prosecute defend
such suit enter their appearance therein and that the
judgment in said action may be entered such subse
quent term in accordance with such certificate from the law
court
tApproved February 90, 1874
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-02

AN ACT to amend section eighteen OF chapter hity-one
the revised statutes, relating to gates on highways
crossed by railroads
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tires IN Legislature assembled as foRoTs:
SEcTloN Section eighteen of chapter fy-one of tl
revised statutes is hereby amended by striking the
word air ad" in the second line, and inserting the word
way ami by striking tbs words CROSSES way" III
the third line and inserting the words a crossed by rail
road that said section as amended shall as follows
SECTION is. When the municipal officers of town
deem necessary for public SAFETY that gates should he
erected across way whtre crossed by railroad and
that person should be appointed to open and close then
they may in writing, request it to he done; and in
neglect REFUSAL they may apply to the county commits
sioners decide upon its reasouabeuess who after
and hearing, are decide When they decide that such
request reasonable the corporation is to comply with
and pay the When they decide otherwise, the
costs are to be paid by the applicants
SEC, ,. This act shall take effect when approved
(Approyed February q, 1874
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-02

AN ACT to amend section five chapter !undfcl and
eleven Of the revised statutes relating recording co-
dtonai notes.
Be ii enacted By the Senate and House of Repyesenta
tues in Legislature assembled, as foUouS:
Section five of chapter huadred and eleven of the
revised statutes is hereby amended by adding after the
word dollars, in the fifth line, the f,llowng except as
between the original parties to said agreement that
said section as amended shall read as follows:
SECTION .. No agreement that personal property
bargained and delivered to another, for which is
gwen shall remain the property Of the payee the
is paid, is valid unless it is made and signed part of
The note when it is made and signed in note for
more than thirty dollars, except between the original
parties to said agreement unless it is d like
gags Of personal property and receipt of twenty five
cents, each town clerk Shall record such in book
kept for that purpose
tApproved February 20 1919
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-02

AN ACT amend section three of chapter one hundred
and fory Of the public laws of eighteen hundred and
ty-three, relating to fires
Be n1cted by the Senate and House of Representa
tiues in Legislature assembled, follows
Section three of chapter hundred and fortytwo of
the public laws of eighteen hundred and seventy three
hereby amended to read us follows:
SECTION B. The fees of the officer shall be the same as
prescribed for the in of inquest upon dead
bodies and the fees of the jurors shall be two dollars per
day for each juror for every day necessarily employed In
said inquest with travelling fees the same as witnesses in
court
approved February q 1s14)