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Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

~ called incurable diseases. DR., Ijebia's
German InviRorator u positively gsafsntsed
70 cure nervous and physical debility, ssAss
inai weakness, lost manhood. spsrnstcsrhsA.
loss of energy, ringing and dizsinsss In the
bead. n,elancholia. kopeisSs feelings, prosts.
torrhsa. and all the results Of youtkful in.
prudence aud cxceeses OF mature YEAR. TIA
Doctor. n regular college physiotan ffcN
Eur,pe viii agree to forfeit one thousnyN
dollars for - case the Invigomsor will NOT
cure under special treatment snd advses,
The resson 80 many can not got cured %
weakness and the above diseases is owing to
q compL cation, called ProstatoSrhea, which
requires peculiar treatment. T'E
DR.. Licbig's Invigorstor No. . 10 ths ealy
positive care for prOsta torThea. prico of
either lnvigorator, ~ pr bostis ~iY FOR SO.
esnt 70 any address on receipt Of price, o.
O. y. D.. Responsible persons can M
when cured. Strictsst Secrecy M~intainsd |.
pensary has an Elegant Drug Store in Ne
bujluing. -
Too frequent evacuation Of shs B,.dde,
and Ropy sediment in urine arc svmptoms
of Secondary Seminal weakness and Prvs.
tatorrhea. Complaints readily yield 10 ths
DR.. Lisbig Treatment. ~ II E7si7-''
Ordinary Casss--Any rsosnt eass ef special
or private diseases cured for ti0 RENE
dies sufiicisnt 10 cure will be promptly sent.
with fuii dirsotions snd advice, On spcsipt Of
40 All packages are securely covered
from observation.
30 Invicorator Samples Free. ~, u
To provo the wonderful power Of the srsat
0srman Inyigorator a bottle Of either
number will be sent free OF charge. Per
sons ordering free bottle will ooiy have "a
pay expressaeo on delivery
Most powerful EIectrie Bsits fires n m
'ti-nts. ConsultAtion, examinstioa ~ "a.
vioe free and private Call OF up;ss.s sg,9
Private Entrance. l0s hasos d. &. F..Csi.
I'd" .'~ .| JslvI M ~ rTTT
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01

e1cssses 10 matursr years, such M l.yss OF
Memory, LAssitude, Nocturnal EmissSsns
Aversion 20 Society. Dimness Of visi0n,
koises In the Hesd: tho vital fuid rAixin q
onobserved In the urine, and many other
diseases that lead 10 insanity aud Death.
DR.. AINTIE, who 70 regular physician
graduate Of the University Pennayfvabja B
win agree TO forfeit Five Hu1dreS DeSlsrs
for q oase of this kind ths VITAL RR2fOE.
T1SE under his spsoial advice and 'troat.
mentj win not euro, Or for snyth,nr impSrs
or injurious found in Il. Dr.. Mintie tfsats
mercury. Consultation free. Jhosough
examination ana advice, including ansiysis
Of urine, Five dsllars Price Of Vital Res
torativs. N.D q bottle. or -four tsnes
the quantity for FIVE dolls n; seaf 10 any ad
dress upon receipt Of prios, or O. o u -
anre from observation and IN private nsns
IL desired, by -. 49,. -
- A.E, Mintis, n. b,
II Kearny St. San Francisco, CsSse
H%Er SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE ,ss
Will be sent to anyone applying by kttsr,
stating symptoms, ssx aud age Strict ss-
oreay in regard "a all business transaStsops,
DIR. MISrIE'S KIDNEY. REMEDY,
NEPHkETICUM, ourss all kinds n kidnsy
and bladder complaints, Qenofxhooa, Risof.
leuoorrhra. For saio by al dyuafipSe Al
One dollar per bottle; six bottles 3es. Hive
DR.. NrSTIE's DAsDELroN FILLS
are the best and ohsapast Dyspspsia AND
Bilious cure In the market. For ssls By all
druggists. -
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
i'1iE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY
u A NEY sR RAI]

.H A NEv sR FAIL.
,tg Cewfr Nervous q
'Debilit,'. Exhausted
Vitality. Je miaAS
'weahneE spsrinator.
rhoea. Lost Mxnhood ,
IImpotency, Y . oxts-
|torrhea, PsH iySis,
|aDd all the terribk Of.
|tects of SELF Abuse ,
lyuuthful falliss land
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-01
GsTAhfIsnkD FOB TNE bcfHNTiBic AND bPDUD
Cusx oy CnnoNIc, EE1vot o AEp
e6yEcIAL DEsEAeEs,

DR.. Lieblg
DispensaEy, Ger,
e;eary sRd - sAOus
hth !, kao frsUeis.
re, Gal.
The College lnstitsts
for the suvs of all
special complicated 4
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elN.s4s y
n.7si7s
1,@ -
10000 %
ele.O5s 90
Cost Of Salaries

Cost of salaries for city officers last year
S7,0ll.96 Cost of salaries for city officer.
this year 81, ga. 80. Tax PAYERS, form your
own conclusions .-Neg Age, Feb. 20.
Yes, the taxpayers wiH be very likely
to form their own conclusions. Any man
who has capacity enough to be taxed. and
to pay tax, must of necessity have brains
enough to know that the above statement
is false in its every word and every line.
And the party who wrote it, unless he is
as ignorant as he is reckless, knows
there is not word of truth
in it. The salaries of city officers are
fixed by ordinance, and they are the same
this year as last, and will be the same
next. as this,-unless some change is made
in the ordinance governing the same. No
city treasurer-unless he be an idiot
would pay one dollar, or one cent more,
to any city officer, than the ordinance
authorizes; if he did he would have to
pay it out of his own pocket. And yetthe
New Age has the audacity to tell its read
ers that "last year $7,01l.96" against
1854 80 this year was paid "for city
officers" Can recklessness and cheek &C
farther2
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total sum on which. according to the New
Age. Mayor Whitehouse has saved $4O.-
600 the present year.
Total disbursements for 1854, 312e,848 -
fable, II 7a.7si 70
Remainder. 5s,o6s "
Deduct amt said BY New Age to be
saved BY Mayor Whitehouse, 10000 %
Balance, oIe.O6s %
Thus it will be seen that the assertion
of the New Age tina. mayor Whitehouse
has run our city government forty thou
sand dollars less than last year." would
make it necessary, if it were true. for the
Mayor 10 run the city during the year
for $16.U56 $3.50 gross an absurdity
and falsehood that every intelligent citi-
zen will wonder how even the New Age
was equal to the task of publishing it.
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A Druggist for e5 Years.

AUBURN. ALA, Sept, 8, 1sS4.-I am an old phar.
macist. and have had to do largely with blood dis
eases for over twenty-five years. have dealt In all
kinds of blood purifiers, and do not hesitate to say
that swifts Specific is the best and has given more
general satisfaction than any other have ever han
died. Last year young student came to my store
emaciated and covered with sores l recommended
s. 5. S. He took only three bottles. and the sores
disappeared his throat healed and his skin cleared
on His flesh was smooth and fresh as that of a
child, ana he has gained ten pounds. scarcely
knew him when he returned after absence of sew.
eral weeks. He claimed to be renewed in flesh and
spirit. number ofoiher cases less malignant have
come under my observation, and all wi the best
results. Swfts Specific is an excellent tonic and as
an antidote for malaria has superior Many lad
les are using it tonic for general debility, and
find 1t the most satisfactory used. / have
been dealing in Swift's Specific for five years or
more and am satisfied that do not place too high a
an estimate upon its merits. G. W. DIXON
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SP ECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
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now intend to indicate his opinion upon the
merits of this matter, but for one, he was
willing to give both sides fair hearing. 1t
was but simple courtesy to respectable
minority that this question should be fully
and fairly discussed.
Mr.. Hesth Of Augusta said that the meas
ure'was not his, but that he had made the re-
port in behalf of the committee. He knew
there were members who desired to be heard
upon the question. Are the &c ntlemen who
yesterday voted to indefinitely postpone,
afraid of fair discussion of the subject !?
He believed it a serious matter, and one en-
titled to greater consideration.
Mr.. Mattocks moved to amend by sub
shutting Monday instead of Tuesday for the
consideration of the motion.
Mr. Elliott of Bath moved to substitute
| W ednesday, and Mr.. Mattocks assented, and
it was voted to assign Wednesday next for
the further consideration of the motion.
On motion of Mr.. Moore of Thomaston
House document No. 81. resolve in aid Of
dredging and building breakwater at head of
Damariscotta Lake, in the county of Lincoln.
was taken from the table and passed to be
engrossed.
Mr. Goodnow of Calais moved to take from
the table House document No. SO, resolve for
repairing bridge at Fit. Kent, Aroostook
county.
The motion was lost
Mr. Dickey of Fl Kent moved to recon-
slider the vote whereby House document No.
81, resolve in favor of Matranawcook Acad-
envy, was passed to be engrossed, and that
the motion lie on the table, and Tuesday next
be assigned for its consideration.
Mr.. Spear of Hallowell opposed the motion.
Mr. Dickey replied.
The question was further discussed by
,f Df
Calais and Dickey of Fl. Kent.
| The motion was lost.
| On motion of Mr. Elliott of Bath, voted to
adjourn to meet on Monday next at l | o'clock
A. M.
PETITIONS, BILLS, ETC. PRESENTED AND Re-
FERRED.
BY Mr.. Houston of Redistribution of the
municipal officers of the city of Belfast for an
equitable apportionment of the money paid
by the State to cities and towns in which
money is held under sec. Al of the revised
statutes, which, on motion of the same gen.
tleman was referred to the next legislature.
| By Mr.. Coffin of acknowledgements
of l.. Coffin and 80 others against the
medical bill; also remonstrance of Albert
NJ. Nash ct ais against the same, which was
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr. Woodman of Deering-Remon-
STRANGE of David W. Babh and 40 others;
also remonstrance Of Deering Colley and 81
others of Saccarappa, against the medical
bill, which were referred to the Committee
on Judiciary.
Bv Mr.. Dyer of Baldwin-B,ll an act to
amend sec SO chap. 40 of the revised statutes
relating to insurance companies, which was
referred to the Committee on Financial At
fairs and Insurance.
! By Mr.. Sprague of MonsOn-Bill an act
to amend sec. 1876 chap. 50 of the revised
statutes, relating to the taxation of costs,
which was referred to the Committee on
Legal Affairs
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City Expenses

Our neighbor is evidently aggrieved be-
cause Mayor Whitehouse has run our city
government FORTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS less than last year, and not dollar
of it has been saved out of the street oxpedi-
tu-es.-The Ner Age, Feb 20.
Let US examine this statement candidly
and see If it will bear investigation. The
total disbursements OF the city last year,
according to the annual report of the city
treasurer, amounted to $l2S.S4S.66 A
large part of this sum is made up of items
upon which no possible saving could be
made by any city government. because
they are fixed by the laws of the State. and
by obligations into which the State has
entered that no city government can dis
regard. Mayor Philbrook had no option
but to see them paid. Mayor Whitehouse
could not have done differently had he been
Mayor last year. He has had to pay SIM
liar bills the present year, without the
power to reduce them dollar The fol-
lowing are the principal items OF the
kind to which we refer. as paid last year
BY the city government:
State tax, $2o,6os4s
County tax, 7,545,23
schools, 2l,6l25Q
Reduction Of city debt, 5000 20
interest, 1885 40
Sta'e pensions, $500
s72,7slse
We place the disbursement for schools
in the foregoing table because it varies
but little from year to year. the
schools costing about the same everv year.
The State and county taxes are precisely
the same the present year as they were
the last. The schools will cost as much
this year as last The reduction of the
debt is $1,000 less itappears than in 1884,
butno credit is due to the Mayor for that;
and the interest bill and State pension bill
will be about the same in 1884 as in 1888.
Now. then, if we take these special
disbursements from the whole dsburse-
ments last year, the remainder will be the
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Poisoned by a Nurse.

Some eight years ago was inoculated with poison
by nurse vino infected my babe with blood faint
The little child fingered along until it was about two
years old. when its little life yielded up to the
fearful poison. For six long wears have suffered
untold misery. Was cover, with and ulcer
from head to foot, and in my great extremity
prayed to die No language can express my feelings
of woe during those loug six years. had the best
medical treatment Several physicians successfully
treated me, but all to no purpose. The Mercury and
Potash seemed to add fuel to the awful flame which
Vas devonrin1, me hnut three nlonth. ano I ,raa
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advised to
try Swin's
Specif c.


reVve IN my Dreast Dat alas aasI we mad spent 50
much for medical treatment that we were too poor
to buy. Oh! the agony of that moment! Health
and happiness within your reach, but too poor
to grasp It,. applied, however. to those who
were able and willing to help me, and have taken
SSfft's Specific and am now sound and well once
more. Swf's Specific Is the best blood purifier in
the world, and is the greatest blessing OF the age
MRS. T. w. LEE, Greenville, Ala.
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a CHILD

TALBoTTON, Ca, Sept, IL, 1Ss4.-My little SOC,
now seven years old, broke out when q babe three
weeks with what the doctors called eczema, begin.
ming on the head and gradually spreading over his
whole body. He was treated for five years or more
BY various ply icans without relief and the little
boys health was completely broken down. Abont
year ago was induced to use on him wits Spe.
cifc. and 'wo bottles cured him sound and WE'LL and
there has been no sign OF return of the di sease
+. o. Holmes
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Commerce.

Committee on Commerce will meet at their Com
niftee Room, No. II, Thursday, at O'Clock 7. M.
s. 5. H. I. ELICIT ALLEH chairmen.
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fashion writer says the "leg-of mutton
stews have not proved successful" but DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup still continues to be
used by every body for coughs and celds.
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"Belchu-Paiba

Quick. complete cure, all Kidney, Bladder
and Urinary Diseases, Scslding. Irritation,
Stone, Gravel. Catarrh of the bladder. 81.
Druggists.
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TOunS.

The Committee on Towns will meet at Committee
Room No. II, on Wednesdays, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
y Il 81 Sri K9Aki Chairman.
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COUNTY, Estimates

The Committee on County Estimates will meet In
Committee Room No. IL. on Fridays, at O'Clock p
NJ. JEREMIAH PHILBROOk,
huir
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Countless.

The Committee ON Counties will meet ia the Sen
ate Chamber on Tuesdays at O'Clock +. VI.
O.. p. BRAGDON, tcho;rma,
FRANKLIN ADAMS,
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Interior Waters.

The Committee on Interior Waters will meet in
Room D, Tuesdays and Thursdays at O'Clock r. NJ
until further notice.
c. W. SMITH, lch,o,
c. II GILBERT,
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Military Afairs.

The Committee on Military Affairs will meet in tn
Adjutant Generals office, Tuesdays, ut 2 Z. NJ.
4. Il ~ N WRITsnks;H, chairmen.
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Ways and Bridges

The Committee on Ways and Bridges will meet in
Roou No. 10, on Wednesdays, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
STEPHEN =, NYE. Chairmen.
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Federal Relations

Committee on Federal Relations will meet in tn
Senate Chamber on Friday next at o clock.
5. b. HUME, (cb.,rusn
W. W, CROSS, Ch"i'' ne"'
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Committee Notices.
Agriculture.

The Committee on Agriculture will meet In Room
No rs, on Tuesdays, at O'Clock P. ".
2. PAR I1 Chairmen.
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State College Of agriculture md Mechanic
Arts.
The Committee on State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts will meet in the senate Chamber
on Tuesday, Jan 10th, 1885, at O'Clock 7. NJ.
ANSEL l.. LUMBERT, r,h.;rm.n
SYLVESTER CAKES,
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Pensions

The Committee on Pensions will meet on Wednes
days, at O'Clock p. NJ, in senate Chamber.
II. NJ BEARCE. Ch.;.
T.. z. DAVIS, N'"'
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Claims.

Cntil further notice the Committee on Claims will
meet in Committee Room No. IL, on Wednesday of
each week, at O'Clock =. NJ.
+. A. AUSTIN, C,.;.
OTIS KALER, o""'i "e"'
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Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.

The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur
anc. will meet on Wednesdays Of each week, at 2.3
r. ~, in Senate Chamber.
JOHN l.. CUTLER, cb.irme,
HIRAM II. FOGG,
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Il ago I WAS
We did 90.
and 1 felt
hope again
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EducatiOn

The Committee on Educa ion will meet at the
room of the state Supt. OF Schools. on Wednesdays,
at 2.30 O'Clock 4. NJ.
MUEL LIBBEY. Cha,rmen.
o. W. ANDREWS,
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State Prison..

Notice is hereby given that Il public hearing will
be given before the ComTittee on State Prison, at
the State House, on Wednesday, February 4, at
o'clock p. VI. ;. W JUNkINS,
Sec. Com. on State Prison.
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hsane Hospital

Until further notice. the Committee on Insan
Hospital will meet IN Committee Room No. II, OF
Thursday OF each week, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
Per Order of Committee.
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State Lands and State Roads

The Commute on State Lands and State Roads
win meet at the Room of the State Land Agent on
Wednesdays, at O'Clock P. NJ.
T. H. PHAIR,
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Until further notice, the Committee on Legal AT.
fairs will meet at two O'Clock F. NJ, Tuesdays and
Thursdays in the room adj AGENT to the room occu-
pied by The judiciary Committee.
PHILIP II. STUBBS, cho;rmsn
A. NJ. SPEAK,
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.BNltES and Banking.
The Committee on Banks and Banking will meet
on Wednesdays of each week, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. in
Senate Chamber.
\ S.f TtTsTo chairmen.
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COBB would move to strike out the word
"Reform" and change the name of the insti-
tuition to Estate School, and thus remove the
disgrace the present name attaches to the
bows, he would support it,
Mr.. Cobb replied.
The amendment was then adopted, and the
resolve was passed to be engrossed as
amended.
Mr.. Dyer of Baldwin moved that the House
reconsider its vote whereby it voted to
Indefinitely postpone House document No.
81, an act to extend the exemption of wages
for personal labor from attachment by trus-
tee process. and further moved that Tuesday
next be assigned for the consideration of the
motion to reconsider.
Mr. Moore of Thomaston supported the
motion. He said that the bill had been
brought up at the last moment on Friday and
acted upon almost without discussion; that
the question was one which affected the
laboring men, and that there were many who
felt that the matter had not been properly
considered. The gentleman from Baldwin
Mr.. Dyer while differing with him Mr.
Moore upon the question. had kindly con-
sented to make the motion to reconsider.
Mr. Freeman of Milo thought the subject
had already been sufficiently considered.
Mr.. Nelson of Southport favored the mo-
tion, ana noped that an opportunity would be
given On Tuesday for more full discussion
of the subject.
Mr.. Mattocks of Portland said that he
hoped for the credit of the House that. when
there were two classes of men appearing be-
fore it asking for hearing upon a question
so affecting the rights of those two classes.
the House would show them the same
courtesy which it shew to the
gentleman. who, on Friday discussed
the question of unwholesome food, and the
question of an agricultural station. 1t would
be discredit to the men who carried the vote
on this bill on Friday to now refuse a free
discussion of it, He had not, and Gid not
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Jndiciarn CO1llnlikke,

Judiciary Committee.
The regular meetings of the Judiciary Committee
will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 90 r.
n.
CE LIrTIEEIEID Sec. of Com
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Resolve in favor of school in Bowerbank
an unincorporated place in the county OF
Piscataquis; an act additional to an act to
incorporate the SkOwhegan and Athens
Railroad Co.. +; an act to amend sec. "a, chap.
10 of the revised statutes relating to secretina
property with intent to defraud creditors: an
act to amend sec. 10, chap. 40 of the
revised statutes relating to licensing
insurance agents; an act additional to an act
to incorporate the city of Brunswick. An &C,
additional relating to the Maine Industrial
School for Girls; an act additional to chap
81 of the revised statutes, relating to railroads
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
An act to amend sec. l6. chap. 1872 of the
revised statutes relating to appeal from mag.
istrates; an act granting additional powers to
school district No. 5. in the town of Kenne.
bunk; an act to make valid the doings of the
town of Scarboro in relation to the
bridge of the Portland, Saco & Ports.
mouth Railroad Co. over Dunston river
in said town: an act to amend
sec. 100, chap. Al of the revised statutes, re-
lating to banks and banking resolve in favor
of the Pressure Isle Academy; an act to
amend sec. 10. chap. 81 of the revised stat.
utes in relation to railroads; an act to pro.
vide for the proper expenditure of school
iuHuS iu piahtdioHS MI ACT IOt the prOteCtl0n
of bass in Wiune9ance Creek; an act to au.
thorize the city of Portland to appoint com.
missioners for cemeteries and public grounds
an act creating the Phillips Village Corpora
ton.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act to cede to the United States juris-
diction to certain lands in Augusta; an act
to authorize Thomas Spear ct ais. to build a
dam across the Muddy river; an act addition
al to and amendatory of an act to incorporate
the Bangor and Brewer Steam Ferry Co.; an
act for the protection of trout and land-locked
salmon in tn, Rangely, South Bog, Bemis,
Cupsuptic and Kennebsgo streams; an act to
authorize the extension of the Bangor &
katahdin Iron Works Railroad; an act to
made valid the doings of Dallas Plantation in
annual meeting in the year 1884
an act to amend sec 3, chap. IL,
OF the revised statutes, to restore
the salary of the county attorney of Penob-
scot county; an act to incorporate the Ellis
River Improvement Co an act to amend
sec. 81, chap. 40 of the revised statutes re-