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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-19
MONDAY, JULY HS 1881.

IL CIIRsION TO MAIDEN's ADVENTURE
to be given by the MANCHESTER BAPTIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL NEXT TUESDAY, JUNE
2lsT. II promises TO be the biggest success OF the
season. The Manchester Amateur Band win FUR
nish music Harding q Co have been eneageu 10
furnish refreshments at rock -bottom city prices.
Those who do not care 10 carry dinner can make
use OF Mr.. Hardng's lunch. counter.
Fare Adults rs cents: children, rs cents. Train
Lea ves irnion denot at q A. ~ je 10 2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-19
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

A p. FOX IL son have received job
N. lot Of PACIFIC LATTICE LAWNS, which
they are Offering al the low price Of 6ac. per yard
These are the same goods that sold last season for
I2kc. SPRING DRESS FABRICS AT cost. As the
season l. well advanced, they viii sell some bargains
from now until ifs close. je l9-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-19

GRAND EXCLUSION AND BASKET
BoLrro's rsLA o AND i.EMBER1oN. :.
on fIchmond lnd AiIeshany RaiIroad' fony FIX
LAIR Ell STREET METHODIST CHURCH AND
= SUNDAY SCHOOL,,
MONDAY, JULY 4. 1881.
This excursion shords . splendid opportunity 20
spenh the 4th Of July In the country at one OF tne
oyeIiest couDfry-seats OF the James-tiver saneyss
and an opportunity OF viewing the many points OF
in, Great and beautiful scenery along the route.
Among the attractions viii be glass. ball shootlne
no charge for BALLS baseball natch for prize-os
and bat: pig race. tub.race. and ssck.race. for
olhD aud special induce ments AVID attraction. see
our poster Train leaves foot OF second street ~
A. II. y; returns to Richmond al L: W..
Fare for round trip Gentlemen, 81 ladies, Zoe.
children from twelve to I'VE years, ouc'' unoer I'VE
years free.
Refrsshmeuis furnished at city prices.
fe 1g26,Jy263
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-19
GRAND FOURTH.OF JULY EXCUR-
" SION TO WASHINGTON.

THE GOVERNORS GUARD. FIRST VIRGINIA
REGIMENT,
will give AN EXCURSION over the Richmond
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad TO WASH
ING TON on the FOURTH OF JULY, leaving Elba
stallion at o A. N. and ashington at l0 L. NJ. en-
abling EXCURsI0NIsTs TO WITNESS TIE GRAND
MILITARY PARADE.
An ample number OF cars for big crowd Sc
cured. Special coaches for cslored people.
Tickets for round trip, t2-can be mad at LAM
berts, corner of Main and Ninth FOrstmanns aud
je 1875 u& Wt29thi&tdtd
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
Sacramento Market.
Corrected daily for the RECORD UNION. ]

u - SACRAMENTO, September 10, 1881.
81 FRpI7s-Apples, 75ad2l; Pears, 60c@S2 Peaches
Ebox; Ossuges, California, s2@2 go; Oranges
.eimported. S. SO; Lemons, Sicily, s12al4; Lemons
Il California, S3a4; Lines, sl5Gei7 D box
y sssBananss, sss ;5Og4 o bunch Plneapples, ssa9
sSdozon; Cocoanuts, s7@s . 100; Ounces, 2gSc
Is2Figs, green, 79sc y ib.
"a DRIED FRuITs-Apples, Sliced Ga7c; do quartered
zz5@6c; pears, peeled, lie; do, unpeeled, 7@9c
ssaPlums, pitted, I2I@ISc; Peaches, 12@l3c; dc
6 peeled isc; Prlnes. German, elc; Blackberries
2se n.
q TABLE FKrrrs-Assorted q n cans, g doz 81 e2l
81 Peaches. 81 1898; Bartlett Pears, s2 62i; Ickwit
3aries 81 623; Gooseberries, So %; Strawberries
!Ss3 25; Apricots, So; Muscat Grapes, 81 so; Re
3 ECurrants, 50 25; Cuerries, So 25.
"a PIE FRUITs-hssorted, q ID cans, 9 doz., s. 75
3assorsed, gallon cars, 81 50; Peaches, 24-b cans
Xs1 s5; Portland Blueberrjes, 2 ib cans, 81; Whol
;Etleberries, 81 75.
a HoaEY-Los Angeles, BIB cans, = doz.. 81 Is; d
comb, pint jars, 81 in frames, 12i@17c; strained
e5-gall. cans lie e b.
g FEesTAELEs Potatoes, Early Rose, 81 so; swee
8Carolina, 81 Is; Red, 81 IS; Cabbage, 00@Sot
|SSummer Squash, &c o D.; Onions, Red, sli Silver
Eskins, 81 25 u leo; Garlic, new, 4@5c Z h
&Carrots, 81 Turuips 81 o 100; bunch vegetable:
|415c 8 doz; Green Peas, 4d5c; Green Peppers
E4@5c; Parsnips, llc; Beets, 1c; String Beans, &c
:2Lima do, 6@7c; Wax, do, 2@3c q h; Cucumbers
&5@6c q doz; Cantal0upes 5o@75c; Watermelons
S75c@sl SO Green Corn, I5c; Tomatoes, 5o@75c7
Isbox Celery, 75c@s1 q doz; Cauifower, 81 Horse
sfradish, l0@12c g ID.
a BRgaDsTurFs-Fl IS % 2 bbl. Oatmeal, $
SJa 100 lbs; Cornmeal 81 12.; Cracked Wheat g u
81 PoULrRY-Liye Turkeys, 12@15c p ID; youn
ERoosters S3d4 80 q doz; Hens, S596 so; Broilers
Ss2@3; Ducks, sia5 so Geese, q pair, 81 50@l "a
81 DAIRY PaoDucIs-Butter, fancy dairy, 37dsoc !
En-; Cheese 14al5c California Creamery, 16s
q Factory l4@14ic; Eastern, full cream, l7kc; East
ssern, Oats, l5Ic; fresh Eggs s5@37c . ,.ozen.
q MEsrs-Bee., Sc; Mutton, 4@l!c; Pork, s9ec
eyeal, 7aSc.
y Hay AND GRAM -oat hay, q ton, slo91a; alfa'fs
20 ton, Sl1912 bran, q ton, slS; middings, 81
Sper ton; barley, whole, . cwt, 81 As; barley
RSgrourd, e cwt., 81 s5: wheat, . cwt, s1 60
Stame oats. q cwt.. 81 %; corn. 3 cwt-, 81 so.
"a MISCELLANEOUS = Seeds-Alfalfa, lie; Timothy
&11@l2tc; Red Clover, 16@1sc; Red Top, lac
E{Pcannts, 7a9c Wool, 2o@2Sc Tallow, &c Hides
egreen, 9g10c; dry, 19@2oc; Hops, California, 15c
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
STATE FAIR
TwENTY-BIaETH ANNUAL FAIR OF THl
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
At the stock Grounds-The Races success
ful--The Pavilion Behind-To-da3's
Programme-Exhibits Noticed

The State Fair, being the twenty eighth
annual exposition Of the State Agricultural
Society. opened yesterday. A fsirer day
never ds wned, and the great number of visit
ors to the city were loud in praise of the
purity of the atmosphere and the gentle
warmth OF the day, and the prospect for a
pleasing holiday week. A very much larger
attendance was noticeable than was AMI
ticipated, and 80 far as the mum
Der OF people went it was rel
markably good "fi first day" The stock
grounds do not yet make up such an exhi-
bitiou as can be compared with soma previous
ones. The grounds are noticed in detail
undsr the proper head. The Pavilion was
bahind in several respects, but the exhibits
will probably be all in place to-day, when tie
character of the whole can ha better judged.
Notice Of the Pavilion appears below. The
races were very 6ne and were successful
throughout. A full report of the speeding
is given herewith. Tue news of the death of
the President last evening cast gloom over
all the great congregation of people ip the
city. There was much expression and
wish that the programme of the fair
should not be interrupted, unless the
funeral day occurs this week, as the
people seemed TO think that no suspen-
sion of the exercises would add to the
deep feeling Of sorrow that prevades the com
munity. reference TO the reports made
last year show the frat days receipts to
have been Park, S2,445 70; Pavilion,
81, GA. But the official report given reporters
last night for 1880 TO compare with the first
day this season, reads: Park, 81. 504 25
Pavilion. S2,051. The same authority
places yesterdays receipts at Park.
50. $50 2j; Pavilion, 81 907 30. Exsm-
fnation OF files shows that simihar
apparent discrepancies have run through sew
eral years of reports, though not through all.
II would seem that when given for compari
son the figures have not been those which
were in fact true and correct. Whether this
is due to subsequent calculation into or elimi.
nation from the aggregate Of elements not at
first considered in the receipts, is not clear 4
but it is certain that at present reliable conn
psrison of receipts cannot be given wltaouti
examination OF official records.
The programme for to-day is as follows ::
Entries at Park close at noon. Grand stock
parade at 10 A. NJ Opening address by the
Prasiieut of the Society tonight. Award of
bread premium tonight. Races at P. n.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

The Salinas Indee Of Thursday says
s" John L. Matthews was in town from
.Soledad yesterday. He has just returned
2from Nevada with 500 head of beef cattle
(which be is pasturing on the stubble fieldi
;near Soledad. He was absent on the tril
lust two months, and brought biz Cattle
sacross the Sierras BY way of Mammoth
sCity and Fresno Flats. Mammoth wa
formerly mining camp of considerable
spretentions, boastipg Of several quarts
smills and a. newspaper. The place is nov
sdeserted, and the last remaining building
zwas being moved away when Mr.. Mai
sthews came through"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
EXCHANGE on
sSew York, london, Dublin. Berlin, Paris
And ell the principal cities OF Europe.
SUMMONS.


sS1ATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
~ rament0-ss. In the Superior Court, Depart
sment No l, in the matter CT the Estate of J. L.
sHOLLlDA, an Observation-Disclosures STANTON &
sC0., c. w. RAPP & CO.. BATCaEL0R, VAN
zGUELDER & CO., GEO. o. BATES and JAMES
sCoSTELLo having, on JULY &c, 1881, fled their
spetition herein, praying that J. L. HoLLIpA be de-
sclared an insolvent debtor and the said ]. L. H0L
1 Ida having, on the 1st day Of SEPTEMBER, 1851
Ebeen duly adjudged by this Court iusolvent
Sdebtor and required to file his schedue and inven-
tory within ten days from said ast-named date and
ethe said J. L. HoLLIDA having, on the 10th day of
sSEPTEMBER, 1881, fled herein such schedule and
Inventory it is therefore ordered that all persons
be- and they hereby forbidden to pay any debts
TO said nsovent, to deliver any property belong
Ting to him, 10 any person, firm, corporation,
sor association, for his use, and said iusolvent is
hereby forbidden to transfer deliver any property
until the further order of this Court and it is fur
ther ordered that all the creditors OF said insoyent
be and appear before the Hon Il. G. Clark Judge
?of said Superior Court, at the east Court room OF
said Court in the city Of Sacramento in said county
and State on the 18th day Of OCTOBER, 1881 at 10
fo'cock A. NJ, 10 prove their debts and choose one
FOR more assgnees OF the Estate Of said insolvent
debtor. II is further ordered that COPY of this.
order be published in the soRASEsIo DAMY RECORD.
in said city as often as the said paper is published
before the said day set for the meeting of creditors
ZAnd it is furthsr ordered that in the meantime an
proceedings against said insolvent be stayed.
! Dated September r. 1881.
Judge Of the Superior Court.
4 Attest A true copy.
A tsEAL-l TH0S. II. BERKEY, County Clerk.
sl3-td By CHAs. NJ. ceeLAs, Deputy Clerk.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
AT THE PAVILION.

4 The Pavilion was opened to the public at
s7:S0 last evening, and there was fair attend.
sance, though the receipt of the news of the
Edeath of President Garfield soon after no
doubt deferred many people from attending
zwho would otherwise have done SO. While
sthere is already very fine display in the
different halls. there are still many exhibitors
swho have not completed their arrangements,
55and some who have secured space have not
yet put in an appearance. Several of the
Exhibits this year are more elaborate than at
4any previous fair, and ON the whole it looks
sas If the display at the Pavilion, when it is
sall in place, will be an unusually good one.
A meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Estate Agricultural Society was held last
asveuing, to attend to details, at which the
3following, which explains itself, was re-
ssesiyed:
81 SEPTEMBER 10, 1851.
: To the President and members OF the State Board
zo Asricultnre: Your committee, appointed to Sc.
at the hands Of the business houses OF this city
3the observance OF Thursday, September 22d as a
sholday. beg leave to report that they have dis
7charge the duty assigned them, and are happy to
Snforfn you that find unanimous concurrence in
she request made BY your honorable bodY. The fol-
xowing request has been issued by our honorable
Mayor:
ITO tie citizens of Sacramento. The annual ex.
hhtion Of the State Agricultural Society is in pro
: gress in our city. The honorable State Board
10. Agriculture has preferred re-
squest that the people Of this city
sobserve Thursday, the s2d inst, as holiday in
ehonor Of the annual exhibition ana in encourage
snent OF is worthy objects At the suggestion OF g
Slar-e number OF the leading business people, beg
eave 70 most respectfully request that the propos.
observance Of the day named as holiday be con
zeurred IN unanimously by the business houses oi
& sthss city. (Signed).
8 JOHN Q. BROWN, Mayor
s Congrstuisting you upon the very favorable
aus ices under which the twenty eighth annual ex
s htbition OF yesr Society opens, we remain,
= Most respectfully,
ALBERT GALLATIS, chm.
3 j r. WATSON,
q JOSEPH STEFFENS,
81 FRANK MILLER,
9 FELIX F6AcY
e JOHN Q. BR0WN,
4 Committee.
: The Beard having received the news o
! the Presidents death it was determined tc
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
PIKE & YouNG

Il 4GHARRIAGE MANUFACTURE S,v
~ ers corner of Fourth and e9sA
4 streets, Sacramento, have on SSFSt tTSS3S.S.
<hand the largest assortment Of >GseSfsC.
yCarrages, Wagons and Buggies to be found IN Sacr
mento which they viii sell at very low rates a13iI
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
San Francisco Stock Sales.
SAN FRANCISCO. September 49, 1881.

Tie RECORD UNIONS aert original stoa.
ras acrittcn By Junius Henri Broaene Of Nel
York. 1t ,eiu appear in t,centy installments
commencing Norember /, 1881.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters cures stomach
disorders CONSTIPATION, liver complaint, dizziness
Sand purifies the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
1ner Fourth and streets
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

WOMEN that have been given up by thei
dearest friends as beyond help have beer
permanently cured by the use of Lydia E
|Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t is
positive cure for all female complaints Sent
Ito Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, No. 2S3 Wester,
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
CARRIAGES
HARRY BERNARD,
COR. SIXTH AND L STREETS
SACRAMENTO.

IT have on hand and for sale at the loves
fpossible prices, the new style Of PONY PHAETONs
athe handsomest in the State. Family Carriages
--latest patterns Neatest Open Buggies in the state
:SLight Top Buggies. Heavy Top Buggies for noun
Stain use. Farm RS Carriages. Trotting Wagons
sand Sulkies, all OF my make. Carriage Paint
sing and Trimming done at the lowest price. Nort
3but the most experienced workmen employed
SRepairing neatly done, and all work is warranted
ECall at the Factory and see for yourself. s1-4pd
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

The third crop of strawberries for thi
.season is now being picked III the lowlant
sregiop, Santa Clara.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

A LARGE REWARD is offered for case Of
piles that Trask's Magnetic Ointment cannot
at once relieve and quickly cure.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

LADIES Empress Cream improves the complexion
Twenty five and fifty cents bottle, at Hammers
Fourth and X streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
CHANGE OF LOCATION.

OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CoNPAsY OF CkLIroRsIA,
SACRAMENTO, September 13. ISL
INIoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, In PUR.
IN suauce Of resolution OF the Board OF Direct.
ors of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
California and Of the consent IL writing OF the hold
'ers of more than twothir5 OF all the capital stock
Iof said corDoration now on ae in the Office OF the
csrporation it is the intention of said corporation
.to change its principal place Of business from the
scity OF Sacramento in the county OF Sacramento,
ivere it is now situate, to the city and county Of
sSan Francisco. in tho State Of California, such
'chauve to be made aud to take effect on SATUR.
lDAY, the sth day oi OCTOBER, A. D. 1S3l, at Is
3o'clocx NJ.
By orier Of the Board OF Directors.
GEO. A. MOORE, President
Z. B. Morr Jg., Secretary. sl3-td
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
The Races.

There was good attendance at the races,
as good as has ever been seen on first dag
at the State Fair for many years. The racing
programme was one of strong attractions and
it is to be regretted that the management,
after announcing the races TO begin at ! P. N.
kept the people waiting until nearly haif-past
two before starting the horses.
The first was running race, stake for all /;
$50 for entrance. $50 forfeit, $50 added ;
three-auarter mile dash. names as follows :
George Densdaie, b. c. Douglass; L. J. Bald
win, ch. m. Jennie b.; Charles Thomas, b.
IL. Armids Howard l.. ShaDer. b. G. james
Lick. The pools sold steadily but without
any marked activity. Jennie B. was the
constan. favorite at s25 and $50, to SIS to
SIG fer Douglass, while the field sold
for $6. Douglass had the pole, with
the others in this order: Howard, Jennie
B James Lick. Originally ten animals were
entered for this race, and there was feeling
of disappointment that the excitement occa-
stoned by ful Eield was Iessened by SO few
starting. Nevertheless the horses that went
came upon the course in such splendid form,
and were so handsome, as to excite loud ex-
pressions of admiration from the masses in
the stand, who mostly judged the animals
from the stsndpoias Of appearances only. A
reod start was hsd. Douglass leading Jennie
B. slightly, Lick third, and Howard rather
too far to the rear for field buyers. The posi
tions were not materially altered until the
three-qusrter pols vas reached. when Jennie
took the whip, and ran hard to oYersake the
leader, who went very easily to the close,
winning with apparent ease in the fast tiale
of 1:15, Jennie second. Lick third Douglass
took the race aud ell the money. It was G
good race, well contested, and gave satisf&c
tion to the spectators.
Summary
AesfcuLTrRAL PARK COURSE SAcRAaESro, septem
Der IS. lssl.-Ruuung, stake for sli: $50 for en-
trance. $50 forfeit. $50 added; Aresquarter mix
dash.
Ceors= Denslale names b. c. Douglas. y
T. j Baldwin names ch- M Jennie B.--.-.....
4. shaner names b. &. James Lick.
2ine-i:15.
The second race. running, stakes Tor fOals
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

WHEN you go TO bed take dose of Kidrey
Wort. II keeps ths bowels in order.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

HAMMERS Glycerole of Tar is the best cough med
zine In use
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

i Theo. W. Schwamb, of S04 J street, ex
! zhihits the Royal st. john sewing machine.
(which runs either forward or backward with,
zout stopping or changing direction of work.
q Many other exhibits are just being put in
4positinn
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20
MUSIC BOB To.NIGHr.

Following is the concert programme fo
this evening at the Pavilion by the Eight
United States Infantry Band
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-20

Attest: A true copy
lsKAL.l THoS. II. BERKEY, County Clerk.
sl3-td By CHAs. NJ. ce6Lks, Deputy Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-05

dangerous excitement in States that have had
annual elections that in any other States In
the Union, and / believe that just IN pro-
portion a. you elongate and lengthen the
term of service Of President Of the nIted
States just in the same proportion will there be
extraordinary agitation attendant upon IT,
II il were a two years term. elected as the
House Of Representatives is. bearing the IN
print as the Executive ought VI the popular
branch Of Congress, there would be less e1-
citement than there is now. Make the term
Six eight or ten years and you increase the
excitement exactly in the same ratio Now
We have four years term; IL Is not likely
to be changed. certainly not within the life
time Of this generation. but four years TO men
who have reached forty and fifty and sixty
years comes around very rapidly. Ii comes
around rapidly To all. IL will be here very
soon again. and it will he a reproach to That
side of the chamber and TO this to the SEN
ator from Ohio and to myself, and TO all OF
Us, If there be not something done TO relieve
the country from the apprehension OF what
occurred in 1876, and what may occur again
if no wise forecast be taken to prevent IT,
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Badly Hennebef Journal.
Augusta, Saturday Morning. Feb. s.
Appointments Of Hearings.

The Committee on Interior Water viii give hear
inr- on the following petitions, Feb ?. b~i. q
O'Clock r. NJ:
10 T. v. Ezery, for amendment 10 the charter N she
Pleasant River Dam improvement Co.
To John q. Kemick aud others. for charter to IN
corporate the Ford Pond Stream Dam Co
To T. y. Egery and W. T. Pearson and others, 70
amend the charter Of the Bangor Boom To- .
To Cyrus Andrews and others, for reduction OF fou
On sfoppage Of inmb~r PER law Of iso9
To B@njsmin and Frank Conant u Auburn, for ii'e
right erect a boom across the Little Andr"scoS-
gin river, in the county Of Anfroscogzin-
10 10 incorporate the Van Barren Lamf~r
Manufacturing Co.
They will also give hearing. on the following pc
tisions. Friday. Feb. iith lssi, at O'Clock r. NJ;
To &. n. Neserye, to build a wharf at Bristol
To Jonathan A. Virgin, for act To incorporate the
Howard Pond Reservoir 90.
To Edwin Pinkhan and others. to incorporate Pleas-
ant Cove lee Water Power Co.
To Hartford II. Weed and others, 10 b. allowed 10
dredge and navigate winaeook LAKE
To Chas. H. Brow and otbers, for q grant TO Dyke
a certain marsh In dseor getorp
To- J.. EOyHion and others for an aet to increase
the tolls Of the SahaInan ta Dam Co.
1oA. ". Norris aud Others for . charter for dam
on Union River.
10 Geo. 4. CoBy, for right to navigate ,obbossee-
eoBtee Lake, in kennnebec county.
Per order, 5 b. TwITcHELL Clerk
Augusta Feb. 2. lssl t~Df't
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-05

Our report OF the proceedings in the
House yesterday Is of n good deal of in
terest. touching the case of Thomas Is.
Swan. the dealer in Excelsior Corn Shell
lcrs. Moving Machine Knife Sharpeners.
aud the champion Of the poor man An
Investigation 81 the charges made in the
newspapers concerning him was ordered
and n committee appointed for that pur-
pose Last year the republicans thought
he ought to be- expelled from the House.
and this year his own political party have
come TO br of that opinion.
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Ryap AND AssIGSED.

Resolve in favor OF Henry Nash OF Aadl-
son, (for amount of hay on Shabber i>iin1s) /;
IN act explanatory of sec. 3 OF chap 80, OF
laws of 1873, relating 20 tramps. tine
words call costs to be paid by the state
shall be construed to mean costs anu ex-
penses incurred. under the provisions OF the
act): an act to amend sec chap. He, OF
the r. s., in relation to travel of trial Justices
and justices of the peace and quorum
PAssEDIo he ENGROssED.
An act TO amend sec. 4, chap % of the re-
vised statutes relating to libraries, charitable
societies and public cemeteries: resolve IN
favor of the town of Mayfeld: an act to na'i-
gate Mooselucmaguntic lake: an act TO-
amend sec. Is, chap. "a Of the public laws OF
1878, as amended by chap. l54. of the public
laws of 1879. relating to the insolvency laws
of Maine.
PASSED TO BE ENACIEp.
An act to authorize the extension OF certain
wharves in Portland harbor; an act
to incorporate the Norombega Sportsman
Club an act to incorporate the Maine Sports
man Association; an act to amend the char
ter of the Godfrey Falls Dam Co.: an act to
amend chap. 200 Of the private and special
laws of 1879, relating TO fishing in Hewes
pond in the town OF Hermon; an act TO IN
crease the capital stock Of the Auburn Aque-
duct Co.. an act to incorporate the PeJepscot
Manufacturing Co an act to authorize the
Little Androscoggin Water Power Go. to
increase its capital stock.
On motion of Mr.. WAKEFIELD.
Adjourned.