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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Republican, Caucus.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The Repub- llcan Senators held a caucus this al ternO0n for the purpose Of determin- Iug on course in regard Go the class Of executive business winch is leit unprov.ded for in the programme adopted last week The meeting ad- iCurned without reaching a point Of action Ou ,he subject under consider atlor At gn early stage of the pro- Ceedings resolutions were submitted proposing Co declare as the sense Of the caucus that it was ineXpedieut for the Senate Co take action al this Se~- sion upon any contested nominations Go i'll offices not now vacant. About I o'clock COnkling took the floor and proceeded tO make speech, which occupied the remain der of the caucus session. IL was devoted to 8 history of the nomination of Judge ROber. son for the New York COl.eCtOrship. and Go a review of the reasons why his nomination was particularly objectionable and offensive tO him
 He entered exhaustively in:O State politics in New York and Judge Rob ertsOu's connection with them. psrtIc- ularly at the Chicago Convention. He said Robertson went SO far aS to de- clare he would not support General Arthur fl nominated for Vice Presi- dent Al the close of COnkliDg's speech the caucus adjourned till to- morrow.
 The Senators positions are strong on the nam subject. No indications were offered as to what may be the result of the deliberations tomorrow.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Excur-ian from san Francisco.

The Lo- Angeles Commercial say, that schedules are out and being cir cuinted fCr "a grand excur-iou between S.u FrauCi-CY aul l.. Pa-O. to leave 'he former city oH the 23n' instant at @ go a. m- The eXcvrsiOuists will ar riv. in T.- Angeles on Tuesday, the 24th, "a; go a. m., and arrive at - Fa-o, $ m5ies beyond Deming June ton, at 70 P. ID. on the 2jth instant. Returning, the train will leave Fl Pa-o, JeA4s, on the following Satur- day. arriving in Los Angeles on The afternoon of the 30th, and finally briutug up in San Francisco at 9 -jj P. m Mag @l=t. The fare for the round trip tO El PasO, including sleeping ear accommodations, will be $J9 from san Francisco, and $50. JO from Lo7 Angeles. For travellers not wishing sleeping car accommodations 'he rate will be lc--ened by the price Ot tine berth 'iekct
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

NoRRIsTowS Herald; When Queen Victoria entertained the late Czar shortly after the marriage of hIs daughter tO the Duke of Edinburgh gold plate to the value of Sl0, 100000 was used. Here's where Kings and Czars have the bulge on editors. If we were to dine with the Queen we don't suppose she would place more than S2,5O0, GOO worth of gold plate on the table. But when it comes 10 free passes to circus the editor is ahead.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Notice

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 rl Ct H lr, tHal-. .i f-- as- H.44 lHr l.. .i. -yi -fi.. as fre+ a. i'..r.r. --- ... ..alr I.s .a H.. =..- 'r... rF.s.. 2 r" ..- .-. .s.r .sl .a. r.-far..-l .t iEa-.' l- IAEf -lEI Hf >E-is. rr..--r.. Ha -l rl I-t-e .. r-. .---. Er..- r".- --r a.1.- s1 a-H-al- .rr-r--.-- ueE arf.ar -l. ar- ilr-aI1r Htrit ..sl...... l.I-..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
District Court strnweIl. J.

TUESDAY, May 10. V. 4. Parrish vs NJ. Gray et al.- Case di-mi-ed by consent. IIos l. Parrish vs. J. S. Clark Case dismissed by consent. Eoderick Barclay yS. Deere Town send, A. M. and M. $. Cc. et al.-On trlAl.
 United States vs. Ewing & Fish Trial had and cause submitted.
 WEDNESDAY, May II. L Zcckcndorf & Co. vs l.. Meyers et al., libe.-Dismisscd for want of prosecution.
 1heo Nelisch ct al. vs. L. Meyers ct al-Same entry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Eotice for Final Proof.

NruTf,E i~ HEE+Il OWEN THAT \ FEsEtI- a- IisthE- --- -.al l.-l-- al ilt-ll..l Ia L.--- -l-- .-.-t before r-a H.l- E N -tl..T-. .g-r .- -. f8lrl ..r fl- I.f-f 5llir.-l Clrr..t- Iel- .rg lI A-.- zula- ar lI- chan l..-- lL -ar-..- ll I..lt tlIrrs- A Arlsle. D- r.. .-.L --s 70 .. .I.. l--i. ai o'clock z. u.. ll ta.t day ]. al Homo sr-af IFiFv &1. .f- 1.- .l. HH-- llI I.f --e ra--Lrl-f glsrrs- end tle H.-t l-I a. --- -alf--asr ...-rr.r a! -arf..I -.r-E .-- r.-L sl-F .-r---E .Is- -rlrl ai -4I -s fourteen -lf.. v--. ...s ana --.f L.Flr meridian
 A- reIg-- s- rt-u.--H- sa..-. E- l-sf-- s. a. .HE..rr- 70. B. I.aL--Ia and Hf. s cs5,sa. zl ai TUr-.L- Pima 'a-Lt-. a D.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
EuIIion Shipments.

May E, the Couteution mill, Tomb s'oue, shipped ten bars Of bullion vaiurG al S23, 93I 2l.
 May g. the Head Center mill, Tombstone, shipped one bar of bull .iou valued at $299G. j9.
 May 2, the Grand Central mill, Tombstone, shipped four bars of bull lion, valued at SS45l Al
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
NOTICE.

Our Descriptive Illustrated Price List, No. 20, of Dry Goods, etc., will be issued about March 1st, 1881. Prices auoted in No. 2S will remain good until that date. Send us your name early Tor copy of No. 29. Free to any address.
 MONTGOMERY WARD @ CO.,,
 z27 6 a29 Wabash Ave-, Chicago, Ills
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Caution.

TFHIS Is TO CAUTION ALL PAHTIES | aEalu-t Lr-JtIztiug Tor ruGT cerTaIu Cup per property located near A qua ZErea, sonora, Mexico, and fsrmerIy known s- The LA co BRIZA, s- me same has lately passed into my pos session THDS W LANGLEY.
 Tucson, May 2. ls-l. myl5-w5t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
The Law of Libel.
Is. F. BuIletin !

City Controller Patterson, of Phila- delphia, and his clerk, C. l.. Nalti, charged the publishers Of the Record with libeliDg them. Under tbe old constitution in Pennsylvania the libel law was severe. IL required proof of the truth of the publication The new constitution, adopted six years ago, changed this. The publisher is required only to prove that ne was not actuated by malice and was not ncgiectful. In hIs charge the judge said:
 Before he warranted the truth Now he warrants nothing, provided he is neither malicious nor negligent. The new constitution evidently means that we have reached period in our civilization and intelligence when the people should know everything of men Tn pubic positions and public capacity"
 The judge further held that the law is tO be construed in a generous sense in favor of the publisher. He should only be required 10 exercise reasona- ble care ana manifest no malicious intent. He added:
 Amy other interpretation would put the printing press under the re- slraint of fear, and let corruption in public places run riot for want of ex- posture, lest il journalists made mis- take they would be held responsible; and the incentive of self-p-otectIon would make every publisher withheld any criticism at all, lest instead of exposing and correcting abuse he would be brought as a defendant into d court
 The Jury found a verdict for the and the right to fairly crit icise a public officer was sustained. Liberty but not license is the true rule for the guidance of journalism.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
H. Buchanan, PHOTO CRAP HER |,

Maiden Lane and Congress Streets, Tucson tO do al kinds Of work in his line in the high est style of the art. Keeps constantly on and a complete sss0rtment.Of AriEonaNiews, Picture Frames Moulding. Chremos, Etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

tJT-rEE- uEEEHT gf~E- l0 o. E- FEIsI su-- n- ---- .-..- r.ar clam -a-- sr- ---r Doe .l-. -r.- .a- .srse 1a-e--l-r pork -.He .r.a rHa aHs- CLarla L-- l- r'ar.lil EH.----- .- .-Il tF-a-T- t ? f.r t-- pear --- U-ra-. Der .. .--.. sl- .-- .4.. f.r Doe -.--a sr. n..-- cold Fa-----l- or r---H ....-s-g rr-e- tl.-- come fHrsH.H .E E.l.f. E.rs Fra-1 le lsfr lf --1- la..f. el- Far H..r las1s -lF aE1-l. , Lz.- -l rel--. .l l.---- t-z -.----a-r s--a.--.a.l rI--. cad ..--- a#.s -.. fs-sesrsi D. I.- E. CEllD-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

SEW barley hay l- uoa coming iu quite plentiful. Cur local r4ncLes -AaIic he able Co -upp.y Tucson with bay tuE some 'lme tu come. The hay r.ap paE- better than any other T Inch .- produced here, and we are glad ,O see l- Irc-ca ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

THE good old lady kept q private bottle from which she refreshed her self from tune to time, as she felt the need, though none of the family knew it. One evening her daughter, in rummagIng through the pantry for doughnuts for her beau, spicd the bottle and had the curiosity to draw the cork and apply her nose to the aperture, at which moment the old lady hove in sight and angrily de- manded: Well, are you any wiser than you were2 What do you sup pose it is?" "I don't know what IL is, mamma answered the shrinking maiden, but it smells just like Char lies mustache. .'- Kings Kounty Komique.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

REV [ GREGORY has purchased a .0l ol 'hs ,oILcr oi Council street and Stone avenue gu which Go erect a church .alEc- and parsonage The location I- 30 yery pheasant one, beng ;g.o a..sh. north of the Methodist chapel. A patronage ViIi bc bliIt at once and - church building wall tt -Tr.i.o during rLe year
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

BLADI, 'he man of great note just now, i- described by Gath ' kind of blonde Grant, with spectacles- c.uu'ry- looking, taci;urn, mild, hard, capable of cool overriding, ciYiily ~iicui io new acquaintauCes, good listener, with nasal, pUrring, cat like voice, liable with interiors Co turn Co decisive, cruel tones; somewhat prccoCiou-, though not in divine qualities slow of motion, with strong nerves, playing lone hand like iron fate if the Government be his partner and with office habits thoughtful at- lcujion. lie might be the chief of q detective police bureau, or provost marshal iu time of war.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

The tluI annual meeting of the Pgo'Gg Cna-t Press Association VIII be held iu The city of San Franci.co, commencing at II a. ID. on Tuesday, June lll, at Washington Hall, No .J Easy street, which has been fen I..,5 ay jhe Grand and Subordinate caup- .! tLe ?. O. <. of <. There wi.l bo "a large and interesting meet ing, and arrangement are making to cater Co llc enjoyment of th"se who may attend.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

Au1Ea -0 M4ay good and cOn7el- ierf plau- iai ilte LrU rruIt house if VI.. puzzle iAe B.ar- Dl -GpsrFis,r- fl make @ choice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15
Seern Murderer shot

NEW ORLEANS, May lI--Thv Democrats Homer special says l negro boy aged Is, who admitted tO ass4ultiug an eight-y=ar old negro girl and afterwards mUriering her in z most brutal manner, was taken from the BlenvilIe parish jail at St- Sparta on Saturday night and shot to death by a party of men, most ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

A EHl iH the 1gu84il district Vas ..l "a i." ..E- ago for sJf O0J The particular are .5 tr aIiuhe.I for . f-H rF-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

TuE ues -Me.ter of thc Copper Queen Company wl.i -rart up in a tes rstE-, ben au agII-iDuaI force Di ris Ill viiI hr pu, Da lLe mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

A sEw bank i- Go be established al san BeuarG.us. Capita! stock. SID9.- an0 The ;a.IosiHg .- the list of dI- .aefrr-s J J. -..aar-. T. l. Drew. J D. Boyer, BsI#E Water. Richard Gir1. Il.- Hu-hc- and J N. Waters -- I.-- A.-.-.- Mt.c....
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

aLETEE from Florence say-: Ey- s.yrLIug I- lovely here. Prospects al.-uler than c.er. Bullion going Dut every other day by the ton. Within tLr next -IE months our ship m-uls uii. -lTpa-- any other section iu the Territory The King i- king, ..tu4 don't s.u eyer forget it."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

1tolaT HT,KE and John kuCk have Ir-,prusa tue Turf sa4oou under fae I.U. .t G.rmaHia Halle. George .- aue .i iue best known among the ca rr.i- Co ,Le bibuIous and John E1cH 2. ilu handsome caballerO who aa- -8 ablg conducted tEe bcttIlnE de garmrur of the Park Brewery. Both s-uE popular boys there i- nc r. -.u hg -ucce~s -hould moi attend l!l,iT new enterprise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

-aE Hrz rt..-s-1 hafsi i- nearly --- ..r .l-iar--- lt ai.l I. opened ..ru grand ta.I itI l fsa day-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

FaTaL changes Il Arizona i5- the week -Ie reported -- follows. Post office established, skull Valley Ia vapai county. Nr-. Mary J. Dickson, Postmaster P0-lma-ter appointed. II. V HugLes. Walker, lsyapA. county
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

la-S Of memory, la-situdc, uu' -i--' .-.- aversion tO society, dimue-- oi 'i-l.-.' -.t In the head, the vital fluid passing .-...
 n the urine, and many Otqer ti-r.-r- ..
 to insanity and death. . s-..
 DR. MINTIE will agree Go i.I.... .l .s, Hundred Dollars for case ui ms H.- Vital Restorative under hi- ts--- ---.r, and treatmentl will not cure ]r l'I ,r--i- Impure or injurious found iu IT, i'' ..l'.- treats all Private Diseases sGcce--I-..l .. mercury Consultation FREE. lL-l. a. animation and advice, inc.gtiu- .l urine, g.. Price of Vital Ke-iortil''' E. ,J bottle, or four times the quantity, I D any address upon receipt or price, OF z. ,..... secure from observation, and ia i,, m .t tf desired, by A. F.. MINIlE, H-
 kearnT street, San Francisco, Da-l-''--'
 Dr. Nintie's Kidney Remedy NTTP'...i cum, cures all kinds of Kidney ai ---..- Complaints. GouOrrhGa, Gi.ct, L-',' ~. For -ale by all urugl-t-- Sl t"i-r.
 ties for g. .-
 pr. MintIe'- Dandeiion F'il- ,..r...r best and Ch-sp--i Dy-pcP-ir i''.-.. cure ID the market For -z.. o' -
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

TS A NEF B | Fa...l-l. '. Ner,u-s --'t EXhaG-fy AI- tr Seminal N-lslsi ~r rm a-H-r-.- ai Lost Manhood ..otslcy. F.-t.- .rd all tLr r.r1. -facf- ot -u. and yoEtifl . and eEC--,- .- -urer rraE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

LORD G WILLIAMS %. forwarded i-T 'Le Orion ~l.ver Mining Company of 0ra Blanc. tWg bar- ef silver bull .ioL valued at $>lO, co Phi.aIeIpL @ Ns.l.-lay.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

TH1 TaI-ce H0'el Is undergoing cour-e oi improvements Internally.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

fGE -rrsei-- DrinkIer- motto is .easI ui'a fl- duet in more Hay l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

A ErseIISG Zr.emF, wa- made by .Me.,- au Monday ui-at Co enter .-.r-iell.- ~..-e. at tL- corner nt Nete- and Ne-Il.4 streets. ILeg
 -aEc 'ur key iH tEe .lca and were comp. Iri 'o leliugl.-h iheiE scheme
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

THE Park I- nov the only really attractive place in fhe city. lr- love 5 -l-.a- a-e .im"-t a- intoxicating -.. s-.rf-lMeuf- cold at tLe bar Neserlr..--- DO everything goes
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

Two more -iuc fIarE- arc being -ral.d oH fIc east -Ise of the raii- ....l-.r, ta Doe Doe 1900 fee; .oHz and Joe r.L,r I>a0 feel aH indication that r..Ir tD.M I- needed Lu accommodate fac .-eI.--cI business about the depot When tLe H-w tracks are .u. ..frf there will bc about lJ0y0 .,f ot eide track 4t the Tucson depot -rsar.E L.-e miles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-15

AEII,LE- %; incorporation were ...e .. -r- Francisco i,Sf Friday o! ..r T.r. .-.oac Gold and Silver Min lz t.urfrg. Object general mIu- ir- iH Tombstone district, Arizona Principal place o' sg-iDc--, san Fran e--.o. DIr-cr.r--M White, l.. l.. HuI.rE N ". Weston, l.. Shores .I. -r.urrr C. Brown Capital stock, Sl3Uu 600. iu IOJ GOO hare~ of Sl0O each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-08

The position of the Council, that the APP
pointment of Messenger To the Governor
and Council is not the prerogatiye of the
Executive, seems well established By the
report of the Council which appeared in
yesterday mornings Journal. But it is
further strengthened by reference to the
action of the Council of 1858, when Hon.
William G. Crosby. whig, was Coz ernor-
and was blessed with democratic COun-
Gil. The very first act OF those gentlemen,
was the appointment of a committee. to re-
ceive, sort and count the votes for Mes
senger to the Governor and Council, and
the committee reported the unanimous
election OF John d. Richards. The records
fail to show that the Governor was ever
consulted, or that he was asked TO APP
prove the report. At any rate the records
do not show that it was so approved
Here is good democratic precedent for
what the present Council has done, and
we hope our democratic friends will not
further denounce their action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-08
Railp Afnnebse 5ournal.
Augusta. Tuesday Morning, Feb. 8.
Appointments Of Hearings.

The Committee on Interior Waters will give hear
ings on the following petitions. Feb ., ISL, 1t
O'Clock +. NJ:
70 T. " Egery, for amendment TO the charter Of the
Pleasant River Dam improvement. Co
To John q. Rernick and Others, for charter TO in
corporate the Ford Pond Stream Dam 20.
To 7. ". Egery and W. T. Pearson and Others, to
amend the charter of the Bangor Boom Co.
10 Cyrus Andrews and Others for reduction OF toll
on .foppage Of lumber PR law Of i-'S9
To Benjsinin and Frank Conani OF Auburn, for the
right 20 erect a boom across The Little Anfroscog-
gin river. In the county Of Ancro.coggin.
To an act incorporate the Van Buren, Lumber
Manufacturing Co.
They wilt also give hearings on the following Pc
tifions, Friday, Feb. ll,h 1851. at O'Clock r. NJ;
To G.. Il. Neserye, to build e wharf a. Bristol.
To jonathan a. Virgin. for act 10 incorporate the
Howard Pond Reservoir 60.
To Edwin PinkhaIn and others. 10 incorporate Pleas
ant Cove lee & Water POKER Co.
To Hsrford ~. weed and others. 70 BE- allowed TO
dredge and navigate Winacook Lake.
To Cha.. n. Brown and others, for grant 10 by ke
q certain marsh In Geo-geto~n.
To q. l.. EoynoB and others for an act 10 increase
the tolls Of the Nslianlanta Dam 60.
To A. II. Sorri. aud others. for charter for dam
on Union River.
TJ Geo. 4. Copy, for right TO navigate Cobbossee'
contse Lake, Ia kennnebec county.
Per order, - Is. TwirCHELL, Clerk
Augusta Feb. 2, l5ei- ebiiat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-08
MAINE LEGISLATVRE.
SENATE.
MONDAY. Feb. Z.
Met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain.

MONDAY. Feb. Z.
Met according to adjournment.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the House passed in concur
renee.
y communication was received from Hon.
J. .. Smith, Secretary of State, transmitting
the annual report of the Bath Military and
NavalOrphan Asylum; referred to Committee
on Military Affairs.
authorize John S. Dennis to erect a wharf or
wharves in the town of Hampton, was re-
committed to Committee on Commerce, be-
cause of difference in title.
On motion of Mr.. MORrLAND, pending its
first reading, an act to amend Sec %, chap.
. of the revised statutes relating to notice on
petitions to the Legislature was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. CLARKE,
Ordered, That the Committee on Fisheries
and Game be instructed to inquire into the
expedency of so amending the laws of the
State relating to weirs for the taking or
catching of alewives in Damarscotta River
as to prevent their extension into the river
beyond low water mark.
Mr.. SANBoRN, from the Committee on
Pensions. on petition of Benz. NJ. Nutter for
State pension reported a resolve (eight dol.
years. Printed under rule
On motion of Mr.. LANsoS, the order re-
lating to poor debtors WAS taken from the
table and referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act authorizing the county commits
sloners OF Piscataquis county to discharge an
assessment of taxes made by them and in
clude the amount thereof in another asses
nient; an act to incorporate the Van Buren,
Laundering and Manufacturing Co.: an act
amending sec. Go chap. 40 of the X. S.. in
relation to accident insurance policies; an
act to incorporate the Sullivan Hancock
Steam Ferry Co; an act relating to appoint.
ments OF administrators with the will an
nexed; an act to authorize Charles II. ].
farrar to dredge bars. blast rocks. and nayi
gate The Richardson lakes anu intervening
waters by steam: an act to exempt the towns
OF blanchard and Shirley from damages in
certain eases.
PASSED TO be ExGRossEp.
An act to enable the Aroo.took
River Railroad Co. to extend its road. an
act to increase the capital stock of the Kenne.
bee Fibre Co.: an act to incorporate tho
Tibbetts Manufacturing Co.; an act tn
amend sec. IS chap. IL of the X. S. relating
to highways; an act to amend sec. Z, of chan.
~, of the revised statutes. as amended bv
chap. l4S of the laws of 1873, relating to in.
surance and insurance companies; an act
to prevent the destruction of smelts in Cole
Stream in the town of Enfield: an act to
make valid the doings of South Buxton
Cemetery Association.
PASSED TO EE ENACTED.
An act to amend sec. 2, chap. los of the
private and special laws of 1879, relating to
the taking of alewives from Denncys river:
an act to prohibit the taking Of fish from Nee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-08

s.besic pond and its outlet in the town OF ar
fred: an act TO incorporate the town Oh u"
Ruren. an act authorizing the Couh'y No.
nissioners OF Franklin TO reassess rer'ai'r
raves: an act to amend Sec $, chap. ~ Vi
the revised statutes. relating to fast driving
on hr;dues: an act additional to sec. OF
chan. l2s of the revised statutes to regulate
the manufacture and sale of vinegar; an
act 10 amend sec. 10 of chap. Is OF the re-
vised statutes, relating to public ana private
wavs; an act to amend Sec loo. cnap. - Vi
the public laws of 1880 relating to the miii.";
an act relating to chap. Is of the revised
statutes. as amended by chap. 24l of the pub
lie laws of 1874 relating to burying GROUNDS;
an act relating to suits to enforce liens.
On motion of Mr.. DUDLEY,
Adjourned.
PETITIONS, bills ETC, PRESENTED AND
REFERRED.
By Mr.. ENERY-An act TO empower mar
ried women to convey their property without
the ioinder of their husbands. REFERRED u
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Rr. Mr.. LoRp-Petition of +. NJ. w ater-
h.use ct ais. citizens of Standish, tor change
in school laws. Referred to the COMMITTEE
on Education.
Bv Mr.. CLASSIFICATION of F. b. Curtis
ct ais. asking for legislation in regard to the
protection of alewivss. Referred - the
Committea on Fisheries and Game.
Nv Mr.. EMERY-An act relating to the Eu-
ropcan 4 \. A. Railroad. Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr.. BIsBEE-An act to incorporate the
Oxford & Androscoggin Telegraph Co Re
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
By Mr.. EMERY--An act relating to levy OF
execution on real estate. Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Bv Mr. EMERv-An act to amend sec. 10
of chap - of revised statutes, relating to
conveyances in mortgage and cOnveyances In
trust. Referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. CoRxrsH-Petition of John L.
Preble for State Pension. Referred to
Committee on Pensions.