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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06
BIDDEFORD.
Fire..

Biddeford, March 4. The premises numbered
%, q and 20 Main street, were burned this morn
ing. Jordan & Bryant owned Nos. q and %, and
the stock was totally destroyed Insured light in
the Traders & Mechanics. Owen Campbell, UNI
brellas, owned and occupied No. Is. Loss con-
siderable; no insurance. Peter James, saloon
lost heavily; not insured. James Brown lost all
his household goods; no insurance The loss by
the fire will not exceed s., 900.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, Mar"h 4. 1875,
FlOur-extra spring OOaf 25.
Wh"at-No. spring spot ok; March ash !;
April 9sI May 1917.
,'orn-- No z mixed SPOT Az q: March -at2k
April 43k; May A.
ts-No. 2. -a321s spot; March Six; April 3lH
May SAY.
Kye-No. 9, 6Oxa.
Barlcv-No. spring 5sHa- spot; 56Ka- May
April 5s-a.
Dressed Hogs--9 40t9 IS
Pcrk-22 371sa spot; % 10 a March; APP So
April; q SIS May.
Lard Il 25-al3 30 spot; Il ga March
April ID Az May IL 60.
t$mtk Meats- sno tH!ers 81 -: snort rib mid
Pa; short clear mid l2ka.
Hams Is hs average a..
Whiskey-- I06-a-.
FreIghts-Corn to Buffalo. >wheat do -
Receipts 1000 dOur. 40 OO6 wheat: 95, 100 corn
l5,C)0 oats; 1000 rye; 1900 barley.
shipments 1000 hour. - ONO wheat 1900
corn: y, eats: 5000 barley: 1000 rye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06
Notice to Voters.
STATE OF MAINE, CITY CLERKS
OFFICE, Augusta, March 3D., 1916.

STATE OF MAINE, CITY CLEkKB
OFFICE, Augusta, March Sd, 1875.
To the Inhabitants of the city Of Augusta. qualified
according to law to vote.
You are hereby notified to assemble at your re-
spsctive ward rooms on Monday, March 18Th, A..
ID. 1875, at 20 O'Clock, A. then and there to give
in your votes for the following officers, viz. Mayor
Warden, Ward Clerk and Constable, one Alderman
and three Councilman. The polls win De closed at
8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Board of Aldermen of said city v Ill be In
open session at their room on Thursday and Friday
next, preceding said day of election, from ten
O'Clock to twelve O'Clock In the forenoon, and on
SATURDAY. FROM ten O'Clock to twelve CLOCK in tho
forenoon and from two O'Clock to four O'Clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose of correcting the
Ii to of voters in aud for the several wards and ro
oeiying evidence Of the qualifications Of voters
whose names are not on the lists.
mars itt&w R.W. BLACK, City Clerk.
City papers Please copy.
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PORTLAND.
Re.NOminated.

Portland, MaEch 5. At the democratic caucus
last night, Mayor Richardson was re-nominated.
The democrats turned out in procession and
marched to City Hail. headed by the two bands of
the city, and held grand ratification meeting, at
which speeches were made by prominent members
of the party, including Gen. Anderson, w. H.
Clifford and George Emery. Election occurs to-
morrow.
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ROUND POND.
Fire.

Waldoboro, March 5. Fire was discovered
abont II o'clock last night in the residence of
Alexander Yates of Round Pond. The upper
part of the house in flames when the alarm
was given, and fire department was to be
had the house, barn and out buildings were con-
sumed. Fire supposed to have caught from de-
fective chimney. Loss estimated at SO 500; in
sured So 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06

The probabilities now strongly in favor OF
the opening of the Augusta Shoe Factory, by
company abundantly able to carry it on and en-
large its operations. We shall give particulars
in relation to this matter in few days.
We are indebted to Henry A. Case, formerly OF
this city, for mess of striped bass, caught in the
Mramich river, N. B., from which tons are now
taken. About IS pounds of this splendid fish may
be found this morning, for sale at Wright 4 Co.'S
market.
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OHIO.
Fatal COLLISION.

Cincinnati, March 4. Two passenger trains
the Cincinnati & Dayton railroad collided near
Glendale, this afternoon. The engineer, Charles
Bigelow, instantly killed Several passen-
ger injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06

If you have discharge from the nose, offensive
or otherwise, partial loss of the sense of smell,
taste, hearing, eyes watery weak, feel dull
stupid dehilitated, pain pressure in the head,
lave the Catarrh. Thousands annually, without
maiiesting half of the above symptoms terminate
in consumption, aud end in the grave. No disease
is common, more deceptive, or less understood
by the physc ans. r. V. Pierce NJ. D., of Buffalo,
n. " is the proprietor of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
eny-a perfect Specific for Catarrh, "Cold in the
Head Or Catarrhal Headache.
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TEN N ESSEE.
A Newspaper Statement.

Nashville, March 5. The American will con-
tsin a statement. tomorrow, that in 1873 the
Secretary of War rejected the bid of the Knox.
vile Marble Co. to furnish headstones for national
cemeteries, although it the lowest bid by $685.
900, and the contract was awarded to the Indian
trader at keokuk, which was at that time Bel
knaps place of residence.
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Obituary..

Eastport, March T. Robert Ker, a prominent
citizen of this place, and for twenty years past
British vice consul of this port, died to-day of
pleurisy, aged 50 years. Mr.. Ker was senior
warden of Christ church from the time it
was established, and was an earnest christian
man, honored and respected by the whole COM
munity.
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GARDINER, Mar. Cd, 1875.

GARDINER, Mar. 3D. 1916.
MR.. CHAS. Fl. GATCHELL:
Dear Strive have examined your plan Of pub
fishing city direct ries and do not hesitate to pro-
nounce it the best we have ever seen, not only in
advertising individual concerns, but also IN pro.
noting the interests OF the city at large, and we
recommend 1t TO all parties as worthy oil patronage.
ii. NJ. WEN CWOkTH, Mayor.
&C. STEPHEN Treas. o tkland Mfg Co.
HON. JAMES NASH, Ex Mayor.
JOSEPH oiPHERS, Deputy sheriff.
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Religions.

Bangor. March 5. Rev. S. P. Fay, Hammond
street church, and Rev. &. w. Field, Central
church, delegates to the late advisory council,
gave powerful discourses to crowded audiences,
the former this morning, the latter this evening,
suftaining the action of the council, eloquently
eulogizing Beecher and attestins the councils
unanimous conviction of his entire innocence.
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MISSOURI.
Court Matters.

St. Louis, March 5. In the matter of the mo-
ton for new trial for VIM Mckee, three deposit
tons wsre filed in the United States to-day. They
are from Joel F. Rice, Henry ?. Brown and
George Livensbanger, and are measurable corrob,
orative of the affidavit of Watson, Foster and
Relstim, to the statements alleged to have been
made by Hugh Summers, one of the jurors in the
Mckee trial.
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Campfire.

brilliant Camp Fire was enjoyed by the com
rades and friends of Seth Williams Post q. A. H..
in honor Of the opening of their new hall on Fri
day evening last. A. l.. Brown, commander
called to order and welcomed the guests The hall
was nearly filled by ladies and comrades, the Tor
mer bringing an abundance If refreshments for
the tables in the dining room adjacent to the nall
The exercises consisted of singing and addresses,
and readings and recitations by the comrades
The singing was by the fine quartette composed
of Dr. Halves. Mai. Snow and Mr.. Charles John
son OF Hallowell, and Maj. Myrick Of Augusta; it
was particularly excellent and greatly enjoyed.
DIR. j. O. Webster read an interesting sketch I;
Gen. Boynton gave hasty account of visit to
some of the old Virginia batte-felds and related
personal "reminiscences of the war; S. w. Lane re-
cited one of John Hays poems appropriate to the
occasion; S. j. Gallagher read Moses Owens
"Battle Flags; l.. b. Hill read "The Camp
Fire.; j. d. Myiick repeated his eloquent de-
scription of the famous cavalry charge at Brandy
Station; P. NJ. Fogler read one of David Barker's
sympathetic soldiers poems, and A. l.. Smith read
a humorous original poem. written for the occa-
sion by one of our Augusta poets. H. F. Blanch-
ard, DR.. Halves and others were called upon by
the chair, ard made brief remarks. At ter o'clock
the company sat down to supper, Rev. Mr.. Curtis
season was spent socially and the comrades and
guests separated at a late hour, after an evening
of much pleasure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06

To get a good fitting Truss, go to the
Drug store of PARTRIDGE BROS, un-
der Granite Hall. They make q specially
Of properly usting trusses to Hernia,
and have the necessary Large stock to Sc
lect from, and skill to give good Mt.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
NrPCnPd.

Washington, March 4. The signal service OBJ
server at KITTY Hawk on the North Carolina coast
reports that the name of the Italian barque men
toned in yesterdays dispatches as having been
wrecked on the lst inst, was the Nuova Ottawa.
Capt. Davios Genoa for Baltimore. Crew all lost
except the mate and three men. No bodies yet
recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06

Mr.. Wesley X. Holt has exhibited to us silver
coin of foreign origin, made in l725, which he
claims was given to Washington by his aunt, be-
cause he was good boy and told the truth about
the little Ratchet business. This will 60 with the
button that came from Washington's coat.
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SACO.
Nominations.

Biddeford, March 4. The republicans of Saco,
have nominated c. II. Milliken for mayor The
democrats have nominated Henry Simpson. Elec-
ton takes place Monday next.
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The ordinance of baptism was administered to
three persons at the FIRST Baptist church. lasteve-
ming, in the presence of large congleg alton
The impressive services were followed by the
Lords Supper.
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Forty.Fourth Congress First Session.
HOUSE.

House.
Washington, March 4.
The session being for debate only, the bill to
carry into effect the Hawaiian treaty consid-
cred, Mr.. Reagan of Texas speaking in opposi-
ton.
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AOcal AMI 5ta1r NeWS.

Gov. Conner has designated General Joshua l..
Chamberlain, orator the part Of this State at
the Centennial Exposition.
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EUROPE.
England.

London, March 4 Messrs. Miller, Son & Co.,
colliery proprietors at Great Winchester street,
and Swansea and elsewhere in south Wales, have
failed. Their liabilities at the present are esti-
mated at 100000.
Personal.
Don Carlos arrived in Folkestone, from Bou-
logne after two hours rough passage, during
which he suffered very much from sea sickness.
When leaving the Southwestern railway station,
for London, q large crowd assembled. Some
cheered and others Kissed and groaned. At 730
this evening he reached Charing Cross station,
London. Only moderate crowd had assembled.
He proceeded immediately to his hotel.
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Lease Of the sprague Saw Mill.

Lease Oh thc SPE"Suo saw 'A'A''
The Franklin Land & Lumber Company, large
business corporation with headquarters in Boston,
have leased the large saw mill of the Sprague
Company, at the east end of the dam in this city,
that has remained idle the past year or two for
want of business. They have taken the lease for
one year, for about four thousand dollars, with the
refusal for longer time, or as long as they may
desire it. The lumber supplies of the company
are in Jerusalem. Franklin county, and on the
Carrabasset stream. They are very extensive,
and will yield sufficient material to keep this mill
and their other manufacturing establishments run
ming for years. Operations will begin about the
first of june or as soon as the logs can be hoated
to the mill 1t is expected that they will have at
the mill ready for the next season'swork, 10000
900 feet of spruce cedar and pine logs which they
will manufacture into deals for the English mark
ct. The deals will be RATED here and foated to
Bath where they will be shipped in vessels to
England The company do not purpose to saw
dimension stuff at this mill. They will employ
from fifty to seventy five men. A boom is to be
built at once for the use of the company, from
Seven Mile Brook to Five Mile Island. VIM. d.
Wheelwright of Boston, is Treasurer of the COM
papy, and Mr.. Gray, who now lives in Gardiner,
t. bu sinsss agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06

Ladies of the Temperance Union are invited TO
meet the Reform Club at Meonian Hail. at eight
o'clock this evening A cordial invitation IS ex-
tended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06

What nth the starting up of the splendidly
equipped saw mill at the east end of the dam, the
running of the shoe factory, the rebuilding and
setting in motion Of the steam mill, and other en-
terprises, business will be good in Augusta the
coming season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-06

An extensive sale by auction, of railroad stock
was made in this city, on Saturday last. Ten
hundred and thirteen shares Of the stock Of the
Missouri River & Iowa Railroad Company
were sold-Gov Baldwin of Detroit, Mich
igan, being the purchaser. The common
stock brought 65 cents, and the preferred stock
Tx cents. The stock was the property of the
estate of the late Chas A. Lambard, and had been
pledged as collateral security. Probably this is
the largest sale of railroad stock made in this
city, at one time.
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DO Justice to Nature.

1t is ingratitude to nature not to preserve and
keep in splendid order good set of teeth. Moth
ing can be easier. All that is needed is to brush
them briskly night and morning with purify ing
SozoDoNT. 1t will make the mouth perfumed
palace,
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Murder Trial.

Cleavelaud, March 4. The jury in the Alden
murder trial retired about noon and still out.
A disagreement Is looked upon as almost certain,
and much Indignation Is felt in consequence. One
Of the jury is for acquittal and eleven for convic
ton. There is large crowd around and in the
court room.
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Several persons were baptised yesterday after
noon at the Methodist church, and received into
church membership.
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Geo. H. Thayer, Esq, Of Plymouth, who took
the place of Mr.. Getchell, deceased in the legis-
lature is still confined by sickness at his boarding
house in this city. He was taken sick several
days previous to adjournment, and has been dan
gerously i'll since, though he is thought now to be
on the mending hand.
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The new club and reading room Of the Augusta
Reform Club is to be dedicated this afternoon at
3 o'clock. A large number would like to be in at
tendance but the hall is not sufficiently large to
accommodate them. The ladies Of the Union,
committee from the club, and few Others are ex-
peced to be present Clergymen and others will
participate in the dedicatory exercises.
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Mealher Pronan,,,t,e, tori To.daY.

| For the Middle and New England States,
increasing cloudiness and rain, with southeriy and
westerly winds, rising temperature aud falling ba-
rometer.
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Legislative.

Boston, March 4. The Mass. House of Repre-
sentatives to-day discussed the charges recently
made by Moses Kmball, that money had been
used to influence legislation in the State legisla-
ture, and an order to appoint joint special COM
mittee toinvestigate the charges finally adopt
ed-QQ tn d
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BELFAS +.


Belfast, March 4. The brick tenement block Of
J. Y. McClintock, on Spring street, was damaged
about $500 by fire, at O'Clock this morning. A
barn in the rear was also burned. No insurance
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NEW JERSEY.
Arrested.

Trenton, March 4. Four persons under the firm
name of Dudley & Co., dealers in butter, have
been arrested for defrauding several persons out
of large sums of money. One man was proved
to have ordered goods under four different names
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CANADA.
NJ en- Missing.

Ottawa, March 4. A parry OF five men, with
horses. have been lost in Ottawa county. They
left for the woods three weeks a 20 ami have not
been seen since.
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Railroad Accident.

Greenfield, March 5. At two o'clock this morn
ing another westward bound freight train on the
Troy T. Greenfield railroad was wrecked about
three miles west of here. The train consisted Of a
locomotive and fourteen cars, all empty but three
or four. The third car from the engine ran of the
track in rounding a curve (cause not KNOWN and
run into dry bridge. The track will be cleared
and the bridge repaired so that trains will run reg
ularly on Monday morning.
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KANSAS.
Fire.

Atkinson March A. A special from Seneca,
Nemaha Co., says: The court house, one of the
finest in the Stale, was burned to-day. All the
records were saved. Loss $40, 000 insured $4,000
each in the -Etna, North America and Home Of
Y. Y. and Phoenix of Hartford.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
fire.

Philadelphia, March 4. Marsh & Co.'S dry
goods warehouse and Brakeman & Co.'S print
cloth warehouse were damaged by fire this morn
ing. Loss $500, 900.
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Cincinnati Produce Market:
Cincinnati, March 4, 1879.
PORk-S22 % j23 co
LARD-stesm ALI 80 kettle, -gl3h.
BULK NEATS-shOulders 50 a.; clear rib sides
IL I'd: clear sides -aI2h.
BACOS--shoulders 9Is-; clear rib sides 10
g.: clear sides I3t, a.
WHISEEy-l0la-
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Mr.. Henry Bailey, at his picture gallery on Wa
ter street, has a pamphlet, written by Rev. Mr..
Welcome of Yarmouth, on the tobacco question:
which is the most discouraging document per-
son can read who has made up his mind to begin
or continue the use of tobacco in any of its forms
1t is crowded with statistics and authorities show
ing that the weed is bane, and not blessing.
Notwithstanding the flag man at the railroad
crossing foot of Rines' HILL in this city, does his
duty, persons with teams foolish enough to
cross the track after the warning flag has been
displayed and while the train is rapidly approach
ing. On Saturday serious accident came near
resulting from thus carelessly and foolishly cross
ing the track. We hear the same complaint at
other crossings all along the line of the road
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WISCASSET.
Accident.

Wiscasset, March 4. A little daughter of l. A.
Coombs of this town, was run into by boys sled,
last evening, and one of her legs broken.
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UTAH.
Blocked with snow

Salt Lake, March 4. There was no express
train from the west to-day, at Ogden, and none
are expected tomorrow. The difficulty is snow
between Truckee and Cisco.
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miro.

In Fairfield 26th ult Mrs. Caroline NJ. Evans,
widow of the late Harvey Evans, Esq aged II yrs.
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Belknap's Case.

The grand jury meets on Monday, when an in
dctment against Belknap will be found. The
penalty for the offence is stated to be three years
imprisonment and fine of twice the amount cor
ruptly used.
This being day of legislative insction in the
House proper many Of the committees were in
active operation. The Judiciary committee which
had two days ago arranged for the examination of
the Texas Pacific affair. had to set aside the ar
rangement and give. attention to preparation Of
articles of impeachment against the late Secretary
of War, in which business it was occupied all day.
There are two counts. The first charges Belknap
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MEXICO.
Smugglers Arrested.

san Francisco, March 4. The schr. Nidoras,
flying the American flag and sailing from this
port for Mazsltsn, Mexico, with an assorted cargo
Of merchandise, was seized at the last named
port, charged with smuggling.
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At Work In the lee Fields.

From the city of Hallowel to a point nearly a
mile below Gardiner, the Kennebec river presents
truly most cheering aspect, being literally alive
with crews of men and teams of horses, engaged
in getting out ice and storing it in the houses.
On the pleasant days of last week, the river ap-
peared like a muster field, only there were no
tents, and saws and axes took the place of mus
kets and small arms; scrapers used instead
of batteries of artillery; the ammunition was ice,
instead OF powder. We should judge there were
over thousand men and teams at work ON the
ice at one time, all as busy as bees, performing
their several tasks with the regularity of clock
work, and without any clashing or Earring. The
ice gardens fields scraped, marked out into
cakes of uniform size, which are sawed, drawn
through a canal, clean-cut in the ice, and by the
help of machinery slip up the platform into the
huge buildings, and each cake quickly takes its
place in soft bed Of sawdust among its frozen
fellows where it lies until the parched threats and
feverish tongues of the people shall call for it. 1t
costs to load the ice to the vessels, ready
for sailing South than to cut the ice and house it..
OF course this harvest of ice will soon be gath
cred, but not until most of the lumber in Gardiner
il used up in building additional ice houses. The
sound of the hammer, the axe and the makes
most lively music and if anyone has idea that
business is dull. let him take ride down river, and
though ice is cold subject it will warm and cheer
him up, until he fuds himself in a melting mood.
The help all this gives to business is seen in the
money dsbursed to workmen and their teams,
farmers and mechanics and other laboring men
spending few weeks at time of year when they
have leisure "to turn an honest penny" We trust
that these enterpri,ng business men, who have
made liberal investments of money, may be
abnndantly rewarded and We have no doubt they
will be- for the ice crop southwark is failure and
is too late in the season to expect anything
different in that direction.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
Boston stock List.

Boston stock List.
Boston, March 4, 1876.
fSales at the Brokers' Board.I
Eastern Railroad MA
Boston Il Maine railroad 99A al00
Pol tland SacO Il Portsmouth 5sa--