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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04
Venus is evening star during the mont

Venus is evening star during the monh
February. On the 10th, she reaches the % |
of her invisible chain, and completes ON
half her course as evening star. Aiter na /
reversing her movement, she approaches W
sun until her inferior conjunction on the
of May, when her role Of evening s'A
completed, the process occupying nearl!M
months. Then passing to the western W
of the sun. she repeats the same course
reversed order, as morning star, until u
again comes to her superior conjunctonn "
starts on new course. The other mp'l
tant epoch in the February phases OF 'en'I
is her conjunction with Jupiter, which oecHl
exactly at midnight, on the evening OIL y
2lst. The two planets will then meet "
pass each other, Venus being a little nS
than three degrees north Of Jupiter. Sif'
and Mercury are both evening stars VI
month. Mars is morning star, as is Trans
The February moon fulls on the 18th, haua
commenced her course on the Goth of Jan1
ry. She threads her way impartialy anc4
the clustering members of the solar faDs
paying her court to Venus on the I'd, JupE
on the Sd, Saturn on the 4th and Neptune
the 9TH, but the conjunctions are not d"
enough to be of special interest, the moo
passing from five to seven degrees norm
the planets. On the 18th, the day after "
full, she passes near Uranus, and near wv
on the morning of the 25th.
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What depth of rascality our report Q"
swindles by T. B. Swan reveals Since "'
report was in type, we learn that the I"
genious Mr.. Swan purchased 40, 900 envelope
in Portland, and had all his printing done 4
that city. Last Sunday, at Mechanic f'D
c. w. York and Enoch Davis, who have 0'
arrested rs accessories to the crime, oufD'
up 5000 envelopes which had been osci'
and stamped, and thousands of the kn'
sharpeners and corn shelters. Swan v" I
Minot on Sunday, and hired team that my.
and drove to Lewiston, where he TOOK "
first train west early Monday morning = y
went to the transfer station, not gong ~,
Portland. and was last seen in Exeter, ~ =
The L. s. officers are using every eno''
ascertain his whereabouts. The eVioe''
against him is accumulating hour by n0',
showing that it is . greater fraud than :.
supposed to be at first. Defrauded P''s.
throughout New England are writing 'nu.
nant letters to the Post Office department
Washington, and are sending the gooa' ". -,
received to w. II. Bigelow of this city
police in all the large cities are on the w a
out for the swindler, and when found DC
be brought before the United States Ms''
at Portland. His crime comes under se'~
$3.50 of the revised statutes of the un'
States, where it is clearly defined, the r
atty of which is q fine of not more tn''
thousand dollars and imprisonment D."
ceeding Is months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04
Appointments Of Hearings.

The Committee on Interior Waters will give hear
ings on the following petitions. Feb. o. ISL At
o'clock r. NJ:
10 r. ". Egery for amendment 10 the charter OF the
Pleasant River Dam Improvement Go.
To John q. Kemick and others. for charter TO In
corporate the Ford Pond Stream Dam 60.
To T. n. Egery and w. r. Pearson and others, TO
- amend the charter Of the Bangor Boom Co.
To Cyrus Andrews AID others, reduction OF toll
on stoppags Of lumber PER law Of lsSs.
To Benjamin and Frank C0nsnt OF Aubyrn, Tor the
right to erect n boom across the Little Androscog
gin river, In the county Of Androscoggin.
To act TO incorporate the Van Buren, Lumber
Manufacturing Co.
They will also give hearings on the following pc
titions. Friday. Feb. 18th. ISL. NJ O'Clock r. NJ;
To &. Is. M~serve. to build wharf at Bristol.
To Jonsthan A. Virgin for act to incorporate the
Howard Pond Reservoir Co.
To Edwin Pnkham and others. 10 incorporate Pleas
ant Cove Ice 4 Water Power Co.
To Hartford II. Weed and others. to be allowed 70
dredge and navigate Winacook Lake.
To Chas. II. Brown and others. for grant to Dyke
cerfsin marsh In Georgetown.
To q. l.. Boynton and others for act to increase
the tolls Of the Nahaman ta Dam Co.
To A. II. Norris and others. for charter for dam
Union River
To Geo. A. Cony. for right to navigate Cobbossee-
eoat~e Lake, In kennnebec county.
Per order. 5. b. TwITcHkLL, Clerk
Augusta Feb. 2. 1881. feb4;3t
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bar for over thirty-fve years. For nine
years. or from 1890 to 1889, he was United
States District Attorney at Columbus. and
he was everywhere recognized as one OF
the leading lawyers in the State and one
Of the truest and purest men. His term
Of service on the Supreme Bench extend
ed over two of the most momentous de-
cades in the history OF the country. and it
is safe to say he leaves the bench with men
of all parties and all sections holding in
sincere respect his ability and his charac-
ter
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Some account of the swindling opera
tons Of Thomas Il. Swan. the fusion can.
didate for Speaker of the present House
Of Representatives. will be found in anoth
who declared at his seat in the legislature
last winter that Wallace K. White aitemp.
ted to brbe him, and flourished in hi.
hand roll OF bills which he said WIS the
identical money offered him. Swans re.
cent operations are leading some who be-
lieved his bribery story to conclude thai
it was falsehood. and that Swan is 9
very precious rascal.
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State News.
ANDROSCOGGIN.

ANDROSCOGGlN
The bow sick with varioloid, in Minot, is
getting along well, and no other cases have
appeared.
ARoosrooK.
A valuable horse belonging to and drivan
bv 0. =. Stevenson, of Houlton, was severely
injured, last Thursday. In attempting to
pass a loaded team, the horse came in contact
with the thill Of another team. The thlll
struck Stevenson's horse in front OF the fore
shoulder, penetrating the flesh fourteen inches
towards the main, and broke short OIL. II
was extracted as soou as possible, and 1t is
thought the horse may recover.
The Wing says there is treasury regu'
latlon permitting teams from Canada to enter
in bond at the Custom House for temporary
work in the State, hauling lumber and bark
In accordance with this arrangement, teams
from New Brunswick find employment In
Aroostook lumber swamps during the winter
month. There have been bonded in the
Custom Houses in Houlton and Fort Fairfield
for the present winters operations upwards
of twelve hundred horses.
CUMBERLAND.
Mr. Thompson, agent Of the Provideni
society, of Portland, says there are at leas!
500 women in the city of Portland who are
oonged TO support iaWiles VI hoAn one W Oh
children. Their husbands are either dead or
what is worse, in Jail for drunkenness.
kENNEBEC.
The scythe factory at Fayette, is running
on half time on account Of low water. and
fears are entertained that unless there is rain
soon it will not be able to do even that 1t il
something very unusual for this reliable
water privilege to fail.
YORK.
The Bddeford Times says, Jan. 25th was
rather an unlucky day for some Of the mill
men. Three Good Templars, Copp of Corn
ish, Lovelace of Hiram and a man in Den
mark, were at work in the mills. Copp saw
ed off two fingers, Lovelace lost two and
broke two fingers, and the man in Denmark
lost three. All had their wounds dressed in
Cornish
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

The preponderance of newspaper guess
work. says the Tribune, points to a Cab
met made up as follows; Secretary OF
State. James G. Blaine. of Maine; Sec. OF
the Treasury, James f. Wilson or Will
lam b. Allison. of Iowa; Secretary of the
Interior, Francis A. Walker. of Conn.
scticut; Secretary of War, unknown and
hardly mentioned. probably an Indiana
man Secretary of the Navy. Glenni w
Schofield or some other Pennsylvania
man; Postmaster General. Thomas L.
James. of New York; Attorney General
Robert Lincoln Of Illinois. This Cabine,
is well enough put together to last day
or two.
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In 1857 there was terrific eruption OF
the volcano Mamma Loa in the Sandwich
Islands. In the same year Mount Baker,
in Washington Territory. and Mount Hood.
in Oregon were in state of eruption. A
few weeks ago there was another violen,
eruption of Mamma Loa. and on Wednes-
day it was reported by telegraph that Mount
Baker was again throwing out clouds of
smoke and ashes. This coincidence Is
leading many men to inquire il the vol
canos OF the Pacific Islands are to be con-
sidered part of the American continent
al volcanic system.
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HOUSE,.
THURSDAY, Feb. 3.

THURSDAY, Feb. 3.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
On motion of Mr.. HEATH of waterville.
Ordered, That the Committee on Legal
Affairs be requested to inquire into the expe.
diency of amending chap. Al of the public
laws Of 1878.
On motion of Mr.. EArox of Camden,
Ordered. The Senat. concurring. that the
Committee on Insane Hospital in the inves.
tigation of the affairs of said institution. be
and are hereby empowered to send for per.
sons and papers.
On motion Of Mr.. Hall of Rockland,
Ordered, That the Committee on the Judi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

The reason why DR.. David Kennedy's
"Favorite Remedy" cures complaints of the
Liver, Kidneys, Bowels and Blood is that it
is compounded of the very remedies which
Nature herself has provided for this purpose.
Being at first scattered through the woods
and fields, DR.. X. has collected them. and
after long and careful experiment has con-
densed their virtues in the form which he
now confidently offers to the sick and suffer
ing. One Dollar expended for a bottle will
convince you and make you grateful that you
read this item. The Doctors Office practice
is in Rondout, n. Y.
Write him statement Of your case.
Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, In
fluenza, Consumption. and all Throat and
Lung Complaints. so cents and ST a bot
tie.
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Through his honored son, member 9th
House of Representatives, Thomas GOOdi
Esq. of Sanford, has again pre'eun
the Insane Hospital with twenty eerr
bouquets from his private greenhouse. The
were distributed among the inmates BY ID
matron. much to their delight and satsk
ton. These oft-repeated expressions Of b
generous heart do not fail to find On Ell
even in the land of shadows, and he M
well receive the Masters benediction, "lns
much as We have done it unto the lea''
these my brethren, We have done it un
me-
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Special Il Offices.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
retions OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay
oss Of manhood, &C., will send q recipe that will
cure yos, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered BY = missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN. Station d. Nec YorkCify.
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The concert by the Norfolk Jubi.. 9
ers in Granite Hall last evening, a,t,,..'
large and select audience. Thi, ,,O,,,
colored singers contains some VA
talent. They excel in rendering the r..
plantation melodies, which are so en;,,.p
They deserve full house whereve, H..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

A petition is in circulation. and rec,,,
the signatures of many of our leading ci,i,,,
asking the legislature to fix a stated nh,
for the Judge Of the Augusta Muuas
Court. and that all fines and costs col,c,
by him be paid into the county tre,u,
This is the practice in nearly all the IN,
places
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should

C0uSnS
be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly on the infamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, give relief in asthma. Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well-merrited rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age. Sold at
Csc, a box everywhere
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MONDAY EVENING FEB a., 1881

Auxiliary Unions and Aid Societies are requested
to send large a number Of visitors ~ possible.
Address Mrs. L. l.. HOOKER. Augusta, for places Of
free entertainments. Half fares may BE- expected On
the railroads.
Mrs. J. ELLEN POSTER, the eminent Iowa
LAWYER, win rive an address Tuesday evening. Feb.
is Other notable women Will be present
Nss. L. Mn. STEVENS, Pres. Ne. W. G. 7. L.
MRS. &. &. HUNT, Corresponding Secretary:
Augusta, jan 81. 1851. I'd
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The lawyers of Watervills h.,.
ted terrific blunder. They have Oo,s'
a card saying that they shall no, h. -
offices evenings hereafter. Now ~.
go out evenings where will thew ,.n
wives they are going? The lodge doa,
get over-worked we fear.
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Write him statement of your case.
.SicL He0d1cbe Curs1

used to suffer from Sick Headache and
Sharp darting pain in my head. l used the
Peoples Favorite Bitters and am now re-
lleved of the fearful distress arising from dis
organization of the digestive and nervous
functions.
Mrs. II. S. MARsToN.
Pennington, March %, 1880.
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ORs OF Prison AND JAILs.
The annual report of the Inspectors OF
Prison and Jails. is a voluminous and impor-
tanf compilation of interesting statistics. and
valuable Suggestions, Of which we are enabled
to detail but the more consequential features
in the appended abstract.
INTRODUCTION.
During the past year or two the prison has
passed through many changes. 1t has had
three wardens within the last eight months.
No private business could be successful under
such a state of things. This should be taken
into account in connection with the profit and
loss. So far as its running expenses are con-
cerned, the prison has been conducted with
economy during the present year.
FINANCIAL.
The liabilities Of the prison, Nov. 30, 1879.
we're S73, zj0.lJ. as near as can be ascer-
tanned and on November 30, 1880, they were
ST. 229.27. About $40 900 Of the debts owing
Nov. 30, 1879, are unpaid. This amount is
exclusive of interest, which is claimed at six
per cent per annum. The debts due the
prison prior to April /. 1880, and also large
part Of the stock, may be denominated very
slow assets. Money cannot be got out Of
debts until they are collected, nor out of the
stock until it is manufactured, sold and paid
for. 1t is not good management for States
or individuals to pay six per cent per annum
interest for money, when it can be obtained
for less.
The Inspectors recommend an appropria-
ton of $40, 900 to pay the old debts of the
prison; no less sum will be necessary. espec-
tally if it has to live upon its assets. as it has
the past year. As far they can judge, the
prison has for some years been obliged to pay
high prices for the most of its goods and stock,
for the reason that its payments have been
slow, consequently, its credit poor; and it has
suffered accordingly
The present Board of Inspectors have, with
partial success, tried to put the business Of
the prison on a cash basis and, if the old in
debtedness of the prison could be paid the
coming season, they are satisfied that all
goods and material purchased for the prison
could be had at the bottom cash price, and
from ten to twenty per cent thus saved to the
State.
DEPARTMENTS.
Net results of transactions in the several
departments from Nov. 80, 1879 to Nov. 80,
1SS0 arc as fellows.
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Within q few weeks the First Bsus
church will give grand concert in vht
will appear excellent home and foreign "
ent. 1t is the intention of the manager !
produce first class concert-one abund,st
ly worthy Of general patronage. Nj. VI
c. Stockbridge, the distinguished tenor,
Portland, has already been engaged Ii
names of the other performers will be ,hur
ly announced, as will also the exact din
the concert.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

At the annual meeting of the Cu,hDo,
Club held on Friday evening last the .l.r
of officers did not take place but the u,,,,
was adjourned to Friday evening men !
meet at Moore's studio at 80 O'CLOCK }
the members are requested to be pre,,,, +.
important business will be brough. be,ors
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-04

The Chicago Inter Ocean says: Judge
Noah II. Swayne. who has just retired
from the Supreme Bench. WAS one Of
President Lincoln's earlier appointments.
when he was appointed Associate Justice
inllS6l, Mr.. Swayne was 81 years Of age.
and he had heen . member Of the Ohio
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LcXis1ntiNc Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the Committee Of In
terror Waters will give hearing Feb. 10Th. 1881, at
2 O'Clock. to William W. Brown and others for an
act to incorporate the Magalloway Dam and I'm.
provement Company.
Per Order Of Committee,
s.. TwITCHELL. Clerk.
Augusta. Feb. 1, ISL.
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Legislative Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that the Committee on the
the Judiciary. will grant hearing to all persons
Interested in the enactment Of law for the improve
ment OF salt marshes. at the room Of the Committee
ON ursday, February II, 1881, at 30 =. NJ.
Per Order Of the Committee.
o. q. HALL Clerk
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what might have BEEN" 1t is sad for
the dying consumptive to reflect on what
might have been if Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar had been taken early enough
Fike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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There is water famine in som. L.,
in this city, and the inhabitants In.
interviewing snow banks. Eve, n
water refuses to run.
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Governor Plaisted has appointed J. d
Hobbs of Augusta, State Librarian /,
place of Maj. j. D. Myrick; Edward cut
ing of Camden. Prison Inspector, in pl.s /
Col. Henry S. Osgood Of this city; E,rs
Smith of Portland and f. NJ. Stilv.D ,
Bangor, Fish Commissioners Rev Dr.. Bu
Ter of Hallowell, Trustee of Insane Ho,piaI
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Local ann Stat, Nh,
Friday, February 4, ian

~~Knights Templar pin. ,,a =,
just received a selection. Cali snS ea'a|
at M. c. Hervey's, opposite P. q Nv es'as
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Net loss TO the State,
REPAIRS.

REPAIRS.
The amount appropriated for repairs was
$500. The amount expended was 81. l54,
being in excess of the amount appropriated
1854, which the Inspectors deemed necessary
for the preservation of the public property.
For the year 1881, the Inspectors recommend
an appropriation of 81 900 for repairs.
The food has been sufficiently good, well
cooked, and of wholesome variety. The ven
tilation of the prison is not in some respects
what it should be and the inspectors recon-
mend that the matter be given attention.
CoNvICTs DISCHARGED.
Number of convicts discharged. died. COM
mitted suicide, or removed to Insane Hospital
during the year ending Nov. 80, 1880, 6s.
PARDoNs.
During the year ending November 30, 1880
thirteen pardons were granted: Ave by Gov
ernor Garcelon, six by Governor Davis, and
two by the President Of the United States
The suggestions of the Inspectors. relative to
the frequency Of pardons are worthy of par
ticular notice. They urge that the power OF
pardon is exercised too freely.
STATISTICS.
| OF the convicts now in prison, Il were
sentenced for murder, for murder il
second degree, ? for assault with intent tc
murder, intent to murder, ) manslaughter
| felonious assault with intent to kill, with
intent to kill
| Convicts in prison came from the differ
ent counties as follows, viz Androscog
gin. %; Aroostook, 6; Cumberland. 50,
Franklin. 3: Hancock. 4; Keuuebec. $,
Knox. 3: Oxford. (; Pcnobscot. -: Piscata
quis. ) Sagadahoc. 3: Somerset. j: Waldo
3: Washington. Is: York. Ie:U. S. Court, 3
OF the prisoners 100 are natives Of the
United States and 80 of foreign countries.
The Inspectors urge the Importance Of
more suitable provision for woman prisoner.
of which. since the establishment of the
prison in 1924. there have been committed
81
The mast wear there have been hut If,
sentences. of which 4 have been hardened
Nearly one-half of all those sentenced prio,
or have been pardoned. including one sen
fenced to be hanged, four for life, two for ST,
years and two for five years, these being al
of the longest sentences prior to 1850.
The Inspectors recommend that law b,
enacted giving judges authority in a certain
class Of eases to give conditional sentence
and that for young offenders on first convic
ton there should be no maximum periot
fixed for the sentence.
OFFICERS OF THE PRIsox.
TIL. Rev @ p Mathews Row w II
v;,i;.ms and ROY Ammi pie cisrgvua,
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COMMITTEE on Council Apportionment.
The Committee on Council Apportionment will
meet In the Senate Chamber. Tuesday evening Of
each week, at 30 o'clock until otherwise ordered.
TOBIAS LORD. JR., I rh.,rr.r
e.. II. FISHER. "'
Augusta, Jan. "a, 1881.
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The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint, Boils, Humors, Female
Complaints, &C. Pamphlets free to any adj
dress. Seth w. Fowle & Sons. Boston.
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Com m iftee on Insane Hospital

The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet ut
room No 10. Tuesdays OF each week, at 2 ?. " :.
until further notice. Tine committee are DESTROYS to
give all persons who wisbsn opportunity 10 present
evidence to the Committee on Hospital Matters.
EZRA L. PArTANGALL, I t,h.irm.,
AHsoN +. MORRILL,,
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Committee on Commerce.

The Committee Commerce will meet at the A &
ricuIture room Thursdsy Of each week. at O'Clock
Pm. IL. CoyfiS. , (bsirmen.
GUY G.. GOss, !
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Mayor Vickery has been coma,
house by sickness for several dav. -
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The next Probate Court is held :. ;.
day, the 18th inst. "a
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Cowmtff,e on Agriculture.

The Committee on Agriculture will meet in the
Agricultural Room on Thursdays, At 80 O'Clock 7.
n, until otherwise ordered
J. s.. BERRY, lCha,,m.n
A. r. ANDREWS,
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Consumptives gain in flesh, strength and
spirits under daily use of Malt Bitters.
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Maine State Prison.

AssrAL REPokT OF THE BOARD OF ISsPEcr-
ORs OF Prison AND JAILs.